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The 7th Edinburgh Mountain Film Festival
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The EMFF is dedicated to the promotion of adventure through films, lectures and exhibitions. The festival aims to entertain, enlighten and inspire. More details…
16 Oct–18 Oct George Square Lecture Theatre, Edinburgh
All the President's Men
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Released in 1976 during the Carter-Ford presidential campaign, Pakula's political thriller traces the real-life story of journalists Bob Woodward (Redford) and Carl Bernstein (Hoffman) as they uncover an attempted crime in Washington DC's Watergate Complex that led to the Watergate Scandal and Nixon's resignation. A classic of the much abused crusader journalist genre. More details…
5 Jul 8.00 Scotsman Screening Room, Edinburgh
Angels & Demons
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Ron Howard's sequel to 'The Da Vinci Code'. Although a great improvement on its wretched 2006 precursor, with more action and a clearer plot, it's still full of cack portentous theological babble, alarmist politics and terrible acting. More details…
3 Jul9 Jul 1.00, 4.00 & 7.00 Showcase Cinema, Coatbridge, Glasgow
3 Jul9 Jul 1.10, 4.05, 7.05 & 10.00 Showcase Cinema, Paisley, Paisley
3 Jul9 Jul 6.00 & 9.10 Vue Edinburgh Ocean, Edinburgh
3 Jul9 Jul 8.00 Cineworld Falkirk, Falkirk
3 Jul9 Jul 8.10 Odeon At The Quay, Glasgow
3 Jul9 Jul Fri–Mon, Wed & Thu 8.20 Odeon Dundee, Dundee
3 Jul6 Jul Fri, Sun & Mon 8.30; Sat 5.30 Screen Machine: Brodick, Brodick
4 Jul9 Jul Sat–Thu 8.00 Picture House, Campbeltown
7 Jul Tue 8.30 Screen Machine: Millport, Millport
Angels & Demons (Gold Class)
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Ron Howard's sequel to 'The Da Vinci Code'. Although a great improvement on its wretched 2006 precursor, with more action and a clearer plot, it's still full of cack portentous theological babble, alarmist politics and terrible acting. More details…
3 Jul9 Jul Fri, Sat, Wed & Thu 10.15am, 1.15, 4.20, 7.30 & 10.40; Sun–Tue 10.15am, 1.15, 4.20 & 7.30 Vue Edinburgh Omni, Edinburgh
The Art of Spain
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Weekly screenings of the acclaimed BBC Four series, in which art historian and critic Andrew Graham-Dixon argues that the influence of Spanish art across Europe, from the golden age of El Greco and Velázquez to Picasso and Dali in the 20th century, is even greater than that of its traditionally more celebrated Italian counterparts. More details…
Thursdays (from 6 Aug) 11.00am–1.00 National Gallery of Scotland: Hawthornden Lecture Theatre, Edinburgh
At Five In The Afternoon (Panj E Asr)
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The Taliban have fled and Kabul lies in ruins. A determined young woman, Noqreh (Rezaie), dreams of becoming president of Afghanistan and receives encouragement from a recently returned poet (Mohebi). But Noqreh's traditionalist father (Yousefrazi), does not even know that his daughter attends lessons at an all-female secular school. And it's this patriarch who insists that the family join him on trek out of the city and into the desert. Precocious Makhmalbaf's allegorical account of… More details…
7 Jul Tue 7.45 Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
Bambi
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Disney at his cutest, purest best. A baby fawn enjoys life in the forest with his friends (Thumper the rabbit is surely one of Disney's most memorable creations), grows up, has a run-in with Man, and becomes Great Prince of the Forest. Nice animation, with touches of extreme twee, and a massive hankie count when Bambi's mum dies. More details…
4 Jul9 Jul Sat, Sun, Mon & Tue 12.00 & 2.00; Wed 11.30am; Thu 2.30 Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
4 Jul9 Jul Sat, Sun, Wed & Thu 4.00 New Picture House, St Andrews
Bedtime Stories
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Family fantasy about a man who can make bedtime stories come to life. More details…
4 Jul5 Jul Sat & Sun 10.15am Cineworld Falkirk, Falkirk
Beverly Hills Chihuahua
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This brightly lit family comedy is a vapid fish-out-of-water confection, revolving around posh pooch Chloe (voiced by Barrymore) who gets kidnapped from Rachel (Perabo) during a resort vacation. To keep Chloe's real owner, Rachel's aunt Vivian (Lee Curtis), in the dark, Rachel sets out to rescue the pampered pet from her potential fate at the hands of Mexican dogfighters. Talent-heavy one-joke talking-dog movie. More details…
4 Jul5 Jul Sat & Sun 10.30am Grosvenor, Glasgow
5 Jul Sun 2.00 East Kilbride Arts Centre, East Kilbride
The Boat That Rocked
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Life onboard the fictional 1966 pirate radio ship Radio Rock resembles a two-hour sketch show held together by popular songs of the era. Curtis clearly isn't aiming for realism, but his return to the big screen isn't exactly rockin', with a wasted cast of character actors and only Chris O'Dowd ('The IT Crowd') shining in a rare moment of emotional depth. More details…
7 Jul Tue 6.00 Tower Mill, Kirkstile
Bolt
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Heart-tugging Disney animation about child actress Penny (voiced by Cyrus) and dog Bolt (Travolta) who star in a hit TV series. The dog believes it's all real, so when he escapes from his trailer and ends up the other side of the country he is in for a few rude surprises. More details…
3 Jul9 Jul 10.00am Vue Edinburgh Ocean, Edinburgh
3 Jul9 Jul 10.00am Vue Edinburgh Omni, Edinburgh
3 Jul9 Jul 10.30am Vue Hamilton, Hamilton
3 Jul9 Jul 11.00am Vue Aberdeen, Aberdeen
4 Jul5 Jul Sat & Sun 10.15am Vue Inverness, Inverness
4 Jul5 Jul Sat & Sun 10.30am Cineworld Falkirk, Falkirk
Bruno
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Baron Cohen's flamboyant fashion designer hits America. More details…
9 Jul Thu 11.30 Vue Edinburgh Ocean, Edinburgh
10 Jul Thu 0.01am Cineworld Aberdeen, Aberdeen
10 Jul Thu 0.01am Vue Inverness, Inverness
10 Jul Thu 0.01am Cineworld Dundee, Dundee
10 Jul Thu 0.01am Cineworld Edinburgh, Edinburgh
10 Jul Thu 0.01am Vue Aberdeen, Aberdeen
10 Jul Thu 0.01am Cineworld Renfrew Street, Glasgow
10 Jul Thu 0.01am Vue Hamilton, Hamilton
Chéri
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Adapted from Colette's controversial 1920s novels 'Cheri' and 'The Last of Cheri', which centres on a six-year love affair between a young man (Friend) and an aging courtesan (Pfeiffer) and its aftermath, Stephen Frears' film is a complex and visually exquisite meditation on ageing and loss; themes that are effected on both a narrative and formal level. More details…
3 Jul9 Jul Fri, Sat, Tue & Wed 8.00; Thu 10.45am & 6.00 Robert Burns Centre Film Theatre, Dumfries
City of Ember
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Students from the underground city of Ember go through a series of adventures to help its citizens escape its increasing deterioration. Ho-hum but visually impressive children's adventure sci-fi. More details…
3 Jul9 Jul 11.00am Odeon Kilmarnock, Kilmarnock
3 Jul9 Jul 11.00am Odeon East Kilbride, East Kilbride
3 Jul9 Jul 11.00am Odeon At The Quay, Glasgow
3 Jul9 Jul 11.00am Odeon Dunfermline, Dunfermline
3 Jul9 Jul 11.05am Odeon Dundee, Dundee
4 Jul9 Jul Sat–Thu 10.30am Odeon: Braehead, Renfrew
4 Jul5 Jul Sat & Sun 11.30am Odeon Ayr, Ayr
The Class
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One teacher, one class, one term and a whole load of problems. Remarkable social realist drama. More details…
4 Jul Sat 8.00 Universal Hall, Findhorn
6 Jul Mon 8.30 Highland Theatre, Oban
Comrades
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The late Scottish director, writer and actor Bill Douglas is best known for the Bill Douglas Trilogy, made in the 1970s about his own upbringing. This subsequent labour of love took almost a decade to realise, and would prove to be Douglas' final work before his death in 1991. Featuring Keith Allen, Vanessa Redgrave, Imelda Staunton and James Fox, it tells the story of the Tolpuddle Martyrs, Dorset labourers who in 1834 faced transportation to Australia for the crime of forming a trade union. More details…
5 Jul Sun 1.30 Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow
Coraline 2D
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After her family moves to Pink Mansions, Coraline (voiced by Fanning) quickly becomes bored with the large dusty house, and in particular with her hardworking parents (Hatcher and Hodgman). The fantasy kicks into top gear when she discovers a secret door that leads her into an alternate version of her home. A lush, visually imaginative and freshly entertaining stop-motion adaptation of Neil Gaiman's children's novel. More details…
3 Jul9 Jul 12.55 Perth Playhouse, Perth
3 Jul9 Jul Fri, Sat, Tue & Thu 2.30 Discovery Theatre, Isle Of Bute
3 Jul6 Jul Fri 5.30; Sat & Sun 2.00; Mon 5.30 Screen Machine: Brodick, Brodick
4 Jul5 Jul Sat & Sun 1.00 Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee
4 Jul5 Jul Sat & Sun 2.15 Aros Centre, Isle of Skye
7 Jul8 Jul Tue & Wed 5.30 Screen Machine: Millport, Millport
Coraline 3D
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After her family moves to Pink Mansions, Coraline (voiced by Fanning) quickly becomes bored with the large dusty house, and in particular with her hardworking parents (Hatcher and Hodgman). The fantasy kicks into top gear when she discovers a secret door that leads her into an alternate version of her home. A lush, visually imaginative and freshly entertaining stop-motion adaptation of Neil Gaiman's children's novel. More details…
3 Jul9 Jul 11.00am & 1.30 Cineworld Renfrew Street, Glasgow
Delta
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Delta's taciturn protagonist is an unnamed and mysteriously wealthy young man (Lajko) who returns after a long absence to his native village in the Danube delta, where he and his half-sister (Orsi Toth) decide to build a house. The transgressive relationship of the siblings provokes a vengeful reaction amongst the locals. A film of considerable visual beauty which seeks to contrast the richness and resilience of nature with the bigotry and transience of humanity. More details…
3 Jul9 Jul 1.40 Cameo, Edinburgh
Doctor Strangelove (Or How I Stopped Worrying And Learned To Love The Bomb)
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Devastating black comedy on the lunacy of the nuclear age with Sellers ideally cast in three roles (US President, jolly Brit captain, and demented teutonic boffin) and Slim Pickens the good ole boy heading for oblivion to a chorus of 'We'll Meet Again'. Still alarmingly relevant. More details…
4 Jul7 Jul Sat 4.30; Sun 2.00; Tue 9.00 Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow
Dolls (Pusinsky)
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Czech rom-com about a group of three female school-leavers (plus a tag-a-long little brother) who decide to take a summer trip to Holland. Sexual tensions between the girls mount amid secret crushes, threatening to ruin the trip. 'Part of the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival on Tour'. More details…
13 Jul 8.45 Filmhouse, Edinburgh
Le Doulos (The Finger Man)
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Thief Maurice Faugel (Reggiani) has just finished his sentence. He walks straight back into trouble when he murders Gilbert Vanovre (Lefèvre) and steals loot the from a break-in. But he has one more big job to do and makes the mistake of trusting Silien (Belmondo). More existential brilliance from the guv'nor Melville. Crime movies don't come much better than this. More details…
5 Jul Sun 5.00 Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
Drag Me to Hell
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Life is good for ambitious LA loan officer Christine (Lohman). Until that is, she double refuses an OAP an extension on her home loan, leaving the old lady shamed and homeless. In return a curse is put on Christine and her life becomes a living nightmare. A must for horror fans. More details…
3 Jul9 Jul 10.00; Fri & Sat 10.00 & 0.15am Showcase Cinema, Coatbridge, Glasgow
3 Jul9 Jul Fri, Sat, Tue & Thu 10.30 Vue Edinburgh Ocean, Edinburgh
3 Jul4 Jul Fri & Sat 11.50 Cineworld Renfrew Street, Glasgow
Dream Boy
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Based on the novel by Jim Grimsley, two young boys, one introspective, the other confident embark upon a tentative love affair in rural Louisiana that takes some dark turns. 'Part of the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival on Tour'. More details…
16 Jul 6.15 Filmhouse, Edinburgh
The Eagle Odyssey
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See this remarkable RSPB film, three years in the making, which tells the story of the huge sea eagles which call Mull their home. More details…
23 Jul 7.00–8.30 Pollok Visitor Centre, Glasgow

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