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Alasdair Gray: City Recorder
Date	Location
Alasdair Gray is one of Scotland's most eminent writers and artists, and in 1977 he was 'artist recorder' for the city of Glasgow, his home town. This major exhibition features work from that period, showing how Gray's art depicted the life of the city at a particular moment. View full details
8 May–10 Jun Mon–Wed 10am–5pm; Thu 10am–8pm; Fri 11am–5pm; Sat 10am–5pm; Sun 11am–5pm	Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow

The Apartment
Date	Location
Wilder's corrosive 1960 lampoon of corporate America tells the story of spineless insurance statistician CC Baxter (Lemmon). Having fallen into the practice of leasing his apartment to his superiors for illicit liaisons, Baxter is rewarded with high-speed promotion. All of which suits him fine until he realises that one of the ladies being taken back is the girl of his dreams. View full details
30 Jul (Parent & baby) 11am	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Artist Rooms: August Sander
Date	Location
A showcase of the work of one of the most significant photographers of the 20th century whose life's work was an attempt to document the German people and culture. View full details
20 Apr–31 Aug Mon–Sun 11am–5pm	Duff House, Banff

The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Date	Location
In Powell & Pressburger's poignant masterpiece, Clive Candy (Livesey, superb) starts out as a hotheaded Boer War hero and ages 40 years into a portly Home Guard general who keeps falling for the same kind of girl (Kerr, luminous). Spry and delightful after nearly 70 years, it's presented here in a crisp digital restoration. View full details
25 May–31 May Fri 11.30am & 5.30pm; Sat 1.10pm; Sun 3.15pm; Mon 11.30am & 5.30pm; Tue 3pm; Wed 11.30am & 5.30pm; Thu 8.30pm	The Belmont, Aberdeen

Avengers Assemble
Date	Location
Big blockbuster superhero action as Iron Man, Thor, The Hulk, Captain America, Black Widow and Hawkeye team up to save the world. View full details
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Azur and Asmar: The Princes' Quest
Date	Location
Childhood buddies Azur and Asmar become rivals and enemies in a medieval Maghreb. With the action taking place in North African Islamic architecture and over-populated bazaars, the colourful palatte of the animation and 'Arabian Nights'-style storyline is a welcome throwback to the days before Pixar tore up the rulebook. A compassionate and mature film based on classic legends rather than popular culture. View full details
30 Jun 11.30am	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

Le Havre
Date	Location
In the dismal seaport of Le Havre, elderly shoe-shiner Marcel (Wilms) attempts to help a young African immigrant boy to cross the Channel to a better life. Kaurismaki’s inimitable sense of grim comedy is as sharp as ever, and the glorious Technicolor style bestows dignity on his beloved underclass. View full details
25 May–31 May Fri 3.15pm; Sat 11am & 4.25pm; Sun 1pm & 9pm; Mon 3.15pm; Tue 12.30pm; Wed 9pm; Thu 11am & 6.15pm	The Belmont, Aberdeen
25 May–31 May Mon 8.45pm; Wed 7.45pm; Thu 11.30am; Fri 6.15pm; Sat 8.30pm; Sun 5pm	Eden Court Theatre, Inverness

The Hunger Games
Date	Location
An adaptation of Suzanne Collins' dystopian thriller of a novel that successfully transcends its teen-fiction origins, with excellent cast and direction. View full details
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Puss in Boots
Date	Location
Puss (Banderas) and Humpty Dumpty (Galifianakis) attempt to steal magic beans from Jack and Jill, with Hayek as feline accomplice Kitty Softpaws. Given the slackening quality of the Shrek franchise, the surprise is that this imaginative romp was one of the 2011's best animated family films. View full details
2 Jun 11.30am	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

The Raid
Date	Location
An Indonesian SWAT team storms a Jakarta tower block intending to take down crime lord Tama (Sahetapy), but finds itself trapped. About as good a film as you can make about men repeatedly punching each other in the face; Evans' low-budget, high-impact approach has enormous gusto and ingenuity. View full details
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Scott Myles: This Production
Date	Location
The first major solo show from Dundee's Myles consisting of prints, new sculptures and a large-scale installation, Displaced Façade, inspired by memories of skateboarding and made from bricks. View full details
15 May–10 Jun Tue & Wed 11am–6pm; Thu 11am–8pm; Fri 11am–6pm; Sun noon–6pm	Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee

The Sculpture Show
Date	Location
A major new exhibition of sculptural works from the collection, alongside important works on loan. Featured artists include Rodin, Degas, Hepworth, Moore, Giacometti, Duchamp, Hirst, Lucas and others, along with photographic and film documentation. Ron Mueck's enormous A Girl returns to the Gallery from its world tour. View full details
4 May–24 Jun Mon–Sun 10am–5pm	Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art One, Edinburgh

Toy Story 3
Date	Location
Andy has grown up and is on the way to college, so everyone's favourite toys are packed off to Sunnyside day-care centre. After a whirlwind of close-cut situations, the film manages to retain its good humour and pathos long enough to bring all the characters safely to a satisfying resolution. View full details
30 May (Parent & baby) 10.30am	macrobert, Stirling

Wolfgang Tillmans: A New Installation
Date	Location
The first photographer to win the Turner Prize has his first solo exhibition in Scotland since 1995. View full details
15 May–31 May Tue & Wed noon–5pm; Thu & Fri noon–7pm; Sat noon–5pm	The Common Guild, Glasgow
1 Jun–23 Jun Tue & Wed noon–5pm; Thu & Fri noon–7pm; Sat noon–5pm Part of the West End Festival.	The Common Guild, Glasgow

All in Good Time
Date	Location
East is East writer Ayub Khan-Din adapts his own play (itself based on a story by Bill Naughton) about a British-Asian newly-married couple (Ritchie, Karan) whose intrusive family continually hinders them from having sex for the first time. Despite some unnecessary backstory it's sweet-natured and funny, with excellent performances. View full details
28 May–31 May Mon, Wed & Thu 10.30am	Cineworld Enfield, Enfield

American Reunion
Date	Location
The American Pie gang have a 13-year reunion and contemplate some familiar problems about love, sex and intimacy. A fun nostalgia trip that rates the heart as important as the other bodily parts; the original cast are as likable (or not) as ever. Nothing very revelatory but plenty of laughs. View full details
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An American Tail
Date	Location
In the late 19th century, the Mousekewitz family makes its way from trouble-torn Russia to a new life in America, but they find the streets of New York are not all paved with gold. A wealth of background detail displays Bluth's admirably painstaking approach to animation, but the foreground narrative, often agreeably perilous, does occasionally reek of sentimentality. View full details
16 Jun 11.30am	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

Callum Innes: Works on Paper
Date	Location
Retrospective of works on paper from 1989 to 2012 by Edinburgh-based abstract artist. View full details
15 May–14 Jul Mon–Sat 10am–6pm	Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh

Dark Shadows
Date	Location
18th century vampire Barnabas Collins (Depp) escapes from his coffin to find himself in Maine in 1972. It's fun, thanks to a smart script and plenty of surreal humour; Burton regulars Depp and Bonham-Carter are a hoot, but Moretz and Green could have used more restraint. View full details
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The Dictator
Date	Location
Admiral General Aladeen (Cohen) is the titular dictator: a sexist, racist, fascist pig with a penchant for execution, who during a trip to the UN is betrayed by his right-hand man (Kingsley). The jokes come thick, fast and obvious but despite moments of solid satire it feels a bit stale. View full details
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Edvard Munch: Graphic Works from The Gundersen Collection
Date	Location
It's the face that launched ten thousand angst-ridden diaries by visually-literate teenagers: Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' was its creator's iconic image (he did several versions of it over the years) and one of the only prints hand-tinted by Munch himself is coming to Modern Two this summer, along with a generous selection of other prints by the master Expressionist. Expect high security: 'The Scream', in its various media, is one of the most-stolen pictures in art history. Part of Edinburgh… View full details
29 May–23 Sep Mon–Sun 10am–5pm	Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art Two, Edinburgh

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
Date	Location
Oskar (Horn) is a precocious youngster whose father (Hanks) died in the 9/11 attacks; he finds a mysterious key and tries to discover where it fits. Despite radiant cinematography and a striking performance from Horn, it's a contrived tearjerker that is neither as poignant nor as profound as it might like to be. View full details
30 May 11am	Empire High Wycombe, High Wycombe
30 May 11am	Empire Poole, Poole
30 May 11am	Empire Slough, Slough
30 May 11am	Empire Sunderland, Sunderland
30 May 11.30am	Empire Basildon, Basildon

Free Men (Les hommes libres)
Date	Location
Younes (Rahim) is a young Algerian working in WW II Paris when the Germans enter; the authorities give him the choice between prison, or spying on a mosque suspected of smuggling out Jews disguised as Muslims. Ferroukhi's film is worthy, but lacks dramatic tension and a properly fleshed-out protagonist. View full details
4 Jun (Parent & baby) 11am	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Jeff, Who Lives At Home
Date	Location
Jeff (Segel) is a sweet-natured thirtyish loser whose brother Pat (Helms) ropes him into tracking Pat's possibly adulterous wife (Greer). Diversion (rather than hilarity) ensues, and the film's tendency to elevate Jeff's charming hopelessness over the values of those awful people with jobs and families feels somewhat disingenuous and pandering. View full details
25 May–31 May Fri–Thu 11.25am, 1.30pm, 3.40pm & 5.50pm	Showcase Bristol Avonmeads, Bristol
25 May–31 May Mon & Tue 12.45pm, 2.45pm, 4.45pm, 6.45pm & 8.45pm; Wed 12.45pm, 2.45pm & 8.45pm; Thu 11.45am; Fri 12.45pm, 2.45pm, 4.45pm, 6.45pm & 8.45pm; Sat & Sun 6.45pm & 8.45pm	Empire Leicester Square, London WC2H

Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole
Date	Location
Off-kilter and inept owlimation from 300 director Snyder featuring Sturgess and Kwanten as young owlets kidnapped and pressed into service as soldiers, who attempt to seek out the mythic guardians of Ga'hoole and defeat the nefarious Metalbeak. View full details
21 Oct Sun 10.30am & 2.30pm	Mugdock Country Park, Milngavie

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