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Age of Consent
Date	Location
A couple of innocent college students fall in love. Director La Cava's fondness for improvisation brings the young cast to life. View full details
7 Jul 6.10pm Featuring an introduction by Chris Fujiwara, Artistic Director of the Edinburgh International Film Festival.	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Albert Nobbs
Date	Location
In 1890s Dublin, Albert (Close) is a hardworking waiter in a hotel who has concealed for years the fact that he's really a woman – only to be found out by fellow employee Hubert (McTeer), who is also one. A sad, strange and touching tale, which however never really pays off. View full details
30 May–31 May Wed & Thu 7pm	The Cinema, Newton Stewart
1 Jun–7 Jun Fri 8.45pm; Sat 5.45pm; Sun 7.15pm; Mon 6.15pm; Wed 11.30am; Thu 8.45pm	Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
7 Jun 11am	Cineworld Cardiff, Cardiff
8 Jun–11 Jun Mon 11am; Fri 8pm; Sat 7.30pm	The Hippodrome, Bo'ness

Amok
Date	Location
One sweltering day on the mean streets of Manila, various lives intersect and come into conflict as an act of random violence escalates into a brutal struggle for survival. 'Fajardo's technical exercise is a showcase of his talent for skewering disparate lives momentarily trapped in an urban labyrinth through a random act of violence'. (Khavn de la Cruz, filmmaker). View full details and ticket info
21 Jun 7.45pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Philippine New Wave	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

And If We All Lived Together? (Et si on vivait tous ensemble?)
Date	Location
Several screen icons star in a comedy-drama that treats delicate issues with tact, humour and intelligence. Five long-time friends (Jane Fonda, Geraldine Chaplin, Claude Rich, Pierre Richard, Guy Bedos), now past retirement age, decide to move in together. Under the watchful eyes of their younger caretaker (Daniel Bruhl), an anthropology student, the new housemates confront some hidden issues from their shared past while struggling to cope with the problems of ageing. View full details and ticket info
26 Jun 8.30pm 24 Jun 8.30pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

The Angels' Share
Date	Location
New drama from top Brit director Loach about a young father with a criminal past who is determined to give his son a better life than he had. View full details
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The Artist
Date	Location
This joyous, impeccably crafted crowdpleaser about the advent of the talkies melds the tried and tested plot of A Star Is Born to the comic exuberance of Singin' In The Rain, with the result that it is almost impossible not to fall for its charms. View full details
30 May–31 May Wed & Thu 4.20pm 1 Jun–7 Jun Fri–Thu 6pm	Odeon Panton St, London SW1Y
31 May 1.45pm	Trinity Centre, Haddington

Attractive Illusion
Date	Location
In search of a better life, a boatful of Nigerians wash up on the shores of Greece and head for Athens. There they embark on a precarious new life. Turning to illegal activities to make money, the paperless immigrants are easy prey for ruthless crime bosses. A dark and abrasive film, filled with vivid characters, whom director Petros Sevastikoglou views with calm compassion. View full details and ticket info
30 Jun 8pm 26 Jun 6.10pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

The Bad and the Beautiful
Date	Location
Jonathan Shields (Douglas) is an obscenely talented film producer whose story is told from the perspectives of his ex-friends: a recovering alcoholic star (Turner), a celebrated director (Sullivan) and a bitter writer (Powell). Minelli's 1952 melodrama is bewitching, the screenplay is packed with zingers and it finely balances razzle-dazzle, heartbreak and insight. View full details
9 Jun–12 Jun Mon 6pm; Tue 12.45pm; Sat 3.45pm; Sun 7.30pm	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

Bed of Roses
Date	Location
Two ex-prostitutes leave prison, determined to hook up with rich men. When one of them falls for a barge owner, she must choose which life to live. View full details
8 Jul 6.25pm Featuring an introduction by Chris Fujiwara, Artistic Director of the Edinburgh International Film Festival.	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Beloved (Les bien-aimés)
Date	Location
Elegiac musical contrasting the lives of Madeleine (Sagnier and Deneuve as younger and older incarnations) and her daughter Vera (Mastroianni), who were young in the 60s and the early 21st century respectively. A sprawling, poignant, ambitious epic of unrequited love. View full details
30 May–31 May (Subtitled) Wed & Thu 2.30pm	Odeon Panton St, London SW1Y
1 Jun–7 Jun Fri 6pm; Sat 3pm & 8.15pm; Sun & Mon 6pm; Tue 6.45pm; Wed 8.15pm; Thu 6pm	Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee
8 Jun–10 Jun Fri 6pm; Sat 8pm; Sun 12.30pm	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow
8 Jun–14 Jun Mon & Tue 8.15pm; Wed & Thu 6pm; Fri 8pm; Sat 5.50pm; Sun 5.45pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Date	Location
Despite an irresistible army of pension-age talent including Dench, Smith and Wilkinson, all on excellent form, this story about a group of unconnected British retirees who come to the titular hotel in Jaipur and find resolution for their various issues and challenges, feels too calculated to offer anything more than disposable entertainment at best, and cheaply manipulative emotional kicks at worst. View full details
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The Big Lebowski
Date	Location
The Coen brothers give their unique twist to a Chandler-esque LA noir, as 70s hippy throwback Jeff 'The Dude' Lebowski (Bridges) is drawn into the sordid affairs of his millionaire namesake. Suddenly he has to sleuth his way through disorganised crime. Trademark oddball characters, surreal imagery and excellent performances grace this virtuoso comedy. View full details
25 Jul 8.30pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Big Miracle
Date	Location
Romantic drama 'inspired by the incredible true story' of a new reporter (John Krasinski) and his efforts to save a family of whales in Alaska. View full details
2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 9am & 11.10am	Empire Basildon, Basildon
2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 10.20am	Empire Poole, Poole
2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 10.30am	Empire Sunderland, Sunderland
2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 11am	Empire Clydebank, Clydebank
2 Jun–3 Jun Sat & Sun 11am	Empire Birmingham, Birmingham

The Big Snatch (Mélodie en sous-sol)
Date	Location
Alain Delon forms a team with Gabin (who he later credited as a great influence) in this thriller about a casino heist in Cannes. View full details
9 Jun–10 Jun Sat 6pm; Sun 1.20pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Black's Game (Svartur á leik)
Date	Location
Stefan Mani’s best-seller of the Icelandic underworld becomes the basis for this debut feature by Óskar Thór Axelsson. A young slacker with violent tendencies does a job for a gang of drug dealers. Impressing his superiors, he works his way up to a high position in the gang … just as the crooks are setting up their biggest deal yet. Energetic, made with flair, and brimming with local colour, Black’s Game brings some refreshing Icelandic twists to a classic gang-thriller plot. View full details and ticket info
21 Jun 6.10pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh
25 Jun 8.50pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Blame It on Voltaire (La faute à Voltaire)
Date	Location
This drama following a group of people on the edges of French society has few qualms when it comes to filmmaking rules, happily bending them to suit the story's ends. View full details
19 Jun 5.45pm	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

Blood of My Blood (Sangue do meu sangue)
Date	Location
This hard-hitting drama, set in a rough neighbourhood of Lisbon, recalls Altman and Leigh in equal measures. Marcia, a mother of three, faces stark choices as she struggles to keep her family on an even keel. Her son is embroiled in trouble with a local gang boss; her daughter’s entanglement with a philandering professor threatens, meanwhile, to reveal dark family secrets. Superb performances from the ensemble cast, under Canijo’s virtuosic direction, give this intricate story a rare power. View full details and ticket info
28 Jun 7pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh
1 Jul 5.45pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Blue Black Permanent
Date	Location
Poetic, obscure portrait of three generations of women, drawn together over the decades by love and death. Tait's feature debut, with its beautiful opaque images based around water, sea and rain, more than fulfils the promise of her remarkable short films. View full details and ticket info
28 Jun 4.05pm Glasgow Women's Library offers a very rare opportunity to see Margaret Tait's debut feature, 20 years after…	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Borrowed Time
Date	Location
Kevin, an inept young would-be criminal, needs money fast to pay back the local crime lord, a sword-wielding sociopath. Breaking into the home of an eccentric recluse seems to Kevin a likely plan, until the enraged old man unexpectedly shows up with a gun. The strange bond that forms between these two misfits becomes the premise of this unusual comedy-drama produced through Microwave, Film London’s micro-budget feature-film fund, in partnership with BBC Films. View full details and ticket info
21 Jun 6.20pm 23 Jun 1.45pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: British Scenes	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

Breathing (Atmen)
Date	Location
Dramatic directorial debut from Austrian actor Markovics (The Counterfeiters). View full details
12 Jun–14 Jun Tue–Thu 7.30pm	macrobert, Stirling

Buenas noches, España
Date	Location
An experimental psychedelic road movie by one of the new Philippine cinema’s youngest and most acclaimed directors. The film addresses the shared history of Spain and the Philippines through the idea of time travel. 'The future of political cinema'. (Phil Coldiron, Moving Image Source). View full details and ticket info
27 Jun 8.30pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Philippine New Wave	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

California Solo
Date	Location
A former legend of the Britpop scene struggles to forget his past and maintain his life in the USA. Robert Carlyle portrays the once successful musician who has settled into a life of farm work and anonymity in an effort to control his demons. What weighs greatest on his mind is the untimely death of his brother and bandmate. Eventually a drunken conviction and the threat of deportation shatter his emotional isolation and force him to face his past. View full details and ticket info
30 Jun 1pm 28 Jun 6.10pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

Casablanca
Date	Location
You must remember this … Bogart being impossibly noble, Bergman torn between two lovers, Claude Rains playing both ends against the middle, devious Nazis, a fogbound airport, a piano-player tinkling that tune. A wonderful hill of beans. View full details
1 Jun–7 Jun Mon 3.50pm; Tue 4.10pm; Wed 3.50pm; Thu 3.45pm; Fri–Sun 3.50pm	Cameo, Edinburgh

The Catch (Gyoei no mure)
Date	Location
A rugged drama of initiation set in an isolated part of northeastern Japan. A young man tries to overcome the hostility of his girlfriend’s father, a tuna fisherman, by getting the older man to teach him the secrets of his dangerous trade. View full details and ticket info
22 Jun 3.50pm Print courtesy of The National Film Center of The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Part of Edinburgh…	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Chapiteau Show
Date	Location
A prize winner at last year’s Moscow International Film Festival that went on to become a surprise hit in cinemas across Russia. At a Crimean resort, various characters cross paths with one another across an intricate multi-story narrative. Among them are a mismatched couple who meet on the internet, a group of deaf people, an estranged father and son, and a young promoter trying to make a star of a lookalike of the late Russian rock legend Viktor Tsoi. An amazing film for its inventiveness… View full details and ticket info
24 Jun 1.15pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh
1 Jul 5.20pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Chariots Of Fire
Date	Location
Worryingly jingoistic vision of the 1924 Paris Olympics and the exploits of runners Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell that, in its numerous slow-motion races, is to blame for Vangelis soundtracks becoming synonymous with athletics. Nevertheless, it won a fair few Oscars, although writer Colin Welland's legendary 'The British are coming' warning to Hollywood proved about as prophetic as Manchester's bid for the 2000 Olympics. View full details
13 Jul–19 Jul Fri 1.20pm, 3.15pm & 8.30pm; Sat 3.15pm & 8.30pm; Sun 1.30pm & 6pm; Mon 2.30pm & 5.45pm; Tue 2.30pm & 8.30pm; Wed 2.30pm & 6pm; Thu 2.30pm & 8.15pm 16 Jul (Parent & baby) 11am	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

The Collector
Date	Location
Auteur Wyler adapts John Fowles' novel about a lonely lepidopterist who stalks and kidnaps a young art student. View full details
27 Jul–30 Jul Mon 8.30pm; Fri & Sat 1.20pm & 6.20pm; Sun 1.20pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Contagion
Date	Location
Soderbergh revives the type of all-star disaster movie last seen in the 1970s with this sober account of a deadly virus which threatens the world's population. It lacks any central heart or focus, focusing on the bigger picture rather than clichéd dramatics. View full details
15 Jun (Over-16s only) 6.30pm Followed by a Q&A session with a panel of experts from the fields of infectious disease, discussing…	CCA, Glasgow

The Cosmic Dissecting Room Show
Date	Location
Surrealist artist Grigoris (Semitecolo, playing himself) leaves Athens to stage a happening on the island of Samos. View full details
31 May 7pm	CCA, Glasgow

The Crazies
Date	Location
When a manmade virus makes the residents of a Pennsylvanian town go mad, the military steps in to try to eradicate it in Romero's precursor to Dawn of the Dead. View full details
19 Jun 6pm	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

Crimes and Misdemeanours
Date	Location
Accomplished Allen offering which effortlessly blends the Big Questions side of his art with the one-line wit we've taken for granted from him. Optician Martin Landau has a hit man bump off his unsettled mistress, while worthy documentary filmmaker Allen clashes with smug media tycoon Alda. View full details
1 Aug–2 Aug Wed 3.45pm & 8.40pm; Thu 6.15pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

A Dangerous Method
Date	Location
Cronenberg’s investigation of psychoanalysis, seen through the relationship between the two main proponents, Freud (Mortensen) and Jung (Fassbender) makes for a fascinating insight into a moment in history when the world of thought, and the way that we think about ourselves, was being fundamentally reshaped. View full details
31 May 7.45pm	Odeon Chatham, Chatham

Day of the Flowers
Date	Location
Two young, strong-willed Scottish sisters, one a left-wing activitist, the other a most-popular-girl-in-school type, take their late father's ashes to Cuba, the site of many family legends of his services to the Revolution. Arriving in Havana, the two women promptly lose the ashes and go through a series of misadventures – both romantic and dangerous – to try to retrieve them. A colourful and wryly humourous tale of cross-cultural misunderstandings and lost illusions. View full details and ticket info
25 Jun 8.50pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Michael Powell Award Competition	Cameo, Edinburgh
27 Jun 9.10pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Michael Powell Award Competition	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

The Descendants
Date	Location
When his wife is seriously injured during a boating trip with her lover, a Hawaiian land baron takes his daughters on a trip to confront her beau. View full details
4 Jun 7.30pm	Brunton Theatre, Edinburgh

Despair
Date	Location
Fassbinder directs Tom Stoppard's adaptation of Nabokov's novel featuring Dirk Bogarde as a Russian chocolate magnate who loses his mind between the two World Wars. View full details
31 Jul–2 Aug Tue 6pm; Wed 3.30pm & 6pm; Thu 6pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Detachment
Date	Location
Kaye (American History X) directs Oscar-winner Brody in this drama about a supply teacher who avoids emotional attachment. His resolve is tested when he arrives at a school run by an apathetic administration where he becomes a role model. View full details
13 Jul–19 Jul Fri 1.30pm, 6.30pm & 8.40pm; Sat 1.30pm & 6.15pm; Sun 1.20pm & 6.15pm; Mon 6.15pm; Tue 3.15pm, 6pm & 8.40pm; Wed 3.15pm & 6.25pm; Thu 6.25pm 20 Jul–26 Jul Fri & Sat 2pm & 8.15pm; Sun 1.45pm & 6.15pm; Mon & Tue 6.15pm; Wed 3.15pm & 8.50pm; Thu 8.50pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

The Devil Wears Prada
Date	Location
Nice, twee wannabee journalist Andy (Hathaway) finds herself employed as one of two personal secretaries to the formidable Miranda Priestly (Streep), an Anna Wintour style fashion editor. With killer one lines, really well rounded characterisation and excellent performances, it's difficult not to fall for its myriad charms. Though formulaic, in terms of decent mainstream US films this year, this enjoyably innocuous, bitchy romp, may be as good as it gets. View full details
13 Aug 7.45pm	Mugdock Country Park, Milngavie

The Ditch
Date	Location
A great documentarist makes his first foray into narrative feature filmmaking with this stark and ferocious look at survival under appalling conditions. China, October 1960. At the Jiabiangou labour camp in the Gobi desert, condemned rightists are sent for rehabilitation. Their task: digging a seemingly endless ditch between nowhere and nowhere. Their food supply dwindles to nothing, as a woman comes searching for her husband, one of the labourers. Cinematography by Lu Sheng, whose directorial… View full details and ticket info
23 Jun 5.15pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Spotlight on Wang Bing	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Dolphin Tale
Date	Location
Freeman and Judd lend their talents to this family story about a boy's relationship with the ocean's friendliest mammal. View full details
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Dress Rehearsal for Utopia (Ensayo final para utopía)
Date	Location
As his father lies dying in a hospital room in Venezuela, the filmmaker’s thoughts travel to Mozambique. Images of dance and revolution, some retrieved from archival footage, some newly shot, conjure up a spectral alternate reality where human figures take part in a cascade of excited movements. View full details and ticket info
28 Jun 8pm 29 Jun 7pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

ECA Film & TV
Date	Location
A collection of work from Edinburgh College of Art's graduating filmmakers. View full details
19 Jun 8.30pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Eddie – The Sleepwalking Cannibal (Eddie)
Date	Location
A once-successful Danish painter accepts a teaching post at a remote Art School in Canada. There he befriends the mute nephew of one of the school’s crucial benefactors, and rediscovers artistic inspiration in his strange new friend’s bloodthirsty nocturnal activities … Armed with the brilliant Thule Lindhardt’s cleverly endearing central performance, director Boris Rodriguez deftly achieves a perfect balance of outrageously black humour and genuinely grisly horror, ensuring that Eddie earns… View full details and ticket info
29 Jun 10.45pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Night Moves	Filmhouse, Edinburgh
30 Jun 8.30pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Night Moves	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

Edinburgh Short Film Festival
Date	Location
A selection of the best shorts by filmmakers from around the world. View full details
9 Jun–17 Jun Sat & Sun 7.30pm Part of Leith Festival.	The Granary, Edinburgh
12 Jun 7pm A Ragged University at Edinburgh Short Film Festival special! In association with the Royal Society of Arts…	The Granary, Edinburgh

Elles
Date	Location
Binoche stars in this drama about young female students who turn to prostitution to fund their studies. View full details
2 Jun–4 Jun Mon 7.30pm; Sat 8pm; Sun 5pm	macrobert, Stirling

Evelyn
Date	Location
A harrowing tale of human trafficking, this film engages not by a litany of misery but by presenting a naïve but incredibly resourceful and determined heroine, struggling to escape her nightmarish trap. At times, the pervasive atmosphere of corruption around her approaches the dark worlds of David Lynch, but without ever losing its connection to contemporary reality. A tough watch but an unforgettable one. View full details and ticket info
21 Jun 6pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Filmhouse, Edinburgh
30 Jun 8.15pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

Exit Elena
Date	Location
A miniature gem, this no-budget, docu-style drama creates an indefinable tension around its mysterious heroine, a newly-qualified live-in nurse whose relations with the family she’s staying with seem to drift beyond the merely professional. The illusion of reality is perfect, thanks to utterly real performances captured by the film’s rough-and-ready camera style. And the mysterious sense of anxiety that permeates the proceedings is impossible to pin down and all the more effective for it. View full details and ticket info
24 Jun 7.20pm 25 Jun 6.20pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, 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
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Fable of the Fish (Isda)
Date	Location
A heartfelt portrait of a disintegrating marriage, a sweeping view of shanty-town life in the Philippines, but Adolfo Alix Jnr’s film will surely be remembered as 'that film about a woman who gives birth to a fish.' Astonishingly, Alix treats his absurd central conceit with complete seriousness, which doesn’t prevent some humour inevitably manifesting, but the prevailing tone is tragic and deeply sympathetic. View full details and ticket info
29 Jun 10.05pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Philippine New Wave	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

The Fairy (La fée)
Date	Location
A receptionist in a seaside hotel checks in a fairy who grants him three wishes in this blend of slapstick, circus, dance and illusion. View full details
27 Jul–30 Jul Mon 3.30pm & 6.15pm; Fri 3.45pm & 6pm; Sat 6.15pm; Sun 4.10pm & 6.30pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Fast Girls
Date	Location
Drama following the British female sprint relay team in their quest to win gold, focusing on the relationship between two ambitious young runners from very different backgrounds. View full details
7 Jun 6.30pm	Odeon Liverpool ONE, Liverpool

Finding Neverland
Date	Location
London at the turn of the 20th century, and the playwright JM Barrie's (Depp) last few plays have been flops. Then by chance one day he meets society widow Sylvia Llewelyn Davies (Winslet) and her adorable, if unruly, brood of children. Through them he becomes inspired to write a new kind of play for kids and adults alike. The first is about a flying boy, a suburban family and a magical place called Neverland. Delightful adaptation of Allan Knee's popular stage play with great performances all… View full details
28 Jun 8.30pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Atmosphere Programme.	Inspace, Edinburgh

Florentina Hubaldo, CTE
Date	Location
In a rural area of the Philippines, a father forces his daughter into prostitution. Somewhere else, two men are embarked on a quest for a buried treasure. 'As no other filmmaker, Lav Diaz is involved with the suffering of the people of the Philippines, with its history of colonialism, corruption and poverty. A philosophical drama about the psychological effects of injustice and arbitrariness'. (Gertjan Zuilhof, programmer, International Film Festival Rotterdam). View full details and ticket info
23 Jun 12.15pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Philippine New Wave	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

The Fourth Dimension
Date	Location
Grolsch Film Works and VICE Films present The Fourth Dimension, a film that gives us a glimpse of enlightenment through the eyes of three one-of-a-kind characters. The three filmmakers – Fedorchenko, Korine and Kwiecinski – have created three unique stories that offer up their vision of this higher plane of existence, the Fourth Dimension. Each filmmaker takes his character on a journey that changes the way they see the world and themselves. View full details and ticket info
27 Jun 6.50pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Special Screenings	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

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
25 May–31 May Fri 1pm, 6.10pm & 8.30pm; Sat & Sun 1pm, 6pm & 8.45pm; Mon 2.30pm, 6.10pm & 8.30pm; Tue 2.30pm, 6.15pm & 8.30pm; Wed & Thu 2.30pm, 6pm & 8.45pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh
25 May–31 May Fri & Sat 2pm, 4.10pm, 6.20pm & 8.30pm; Sun 5.30pm & 7.45pm; Mon 1pm, 3.10pm & 8.30pm; Tue 3pm & 8.30pm; Wed 2pm; Thu 2pm, 4.10pm & 6.20pm	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow
30 May 6.20pm Introduced by Dr Christopher Gow as part of GFT's Contemporary Cinema Course.	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow
1 Jun–7 Jun Mon 1.15pm & 6pm; Tue 1pm; Wed 3.50pm & 8.40pm; Thu 12.30pm; Fri 1.10pm & 6pm; Sat 8.45pm; Sun 3pm	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow
1 Jun–7 Jun Fri 3.45pm & 6.15pm; Sat 3.45pm & 8.40pm; Sun 3.45pm & 6.15pm; Mon & Tue 3.30pm & 6.15pm; Wed 3.30pm & 8.45pm; Thu 3.15pm & 6.10pm 4 Jun (Parent & baby) 11am 8 Jun–14 Jun Mon–Thu 3.15pm; Fri 3.30pm; Sat 3.40pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

The Friends (Natsu no niwa)
Date	Location
A delightful and moving coming-of-age story. One summer, three young boys take an increasing interest in an eccentric old man who lives alone in a house surrounded by an overgrown garden. The boys form a bond with the recluse and set about weeding and replanting the garden. View full details and ticket info
24 Jun Noon Print courtesy of Yomiuri-TV Enterprise LTD. Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Retrospective…	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Gattu
Date	Location
A charming and intriguing kids’ film from India. Gattu is an orphan, being raised as an apprentice, but he can’t concentrate on his work because he’s obsessed with kite-flying, and in particular with defeating the mysterious Kali, whose black kite rules the skies. To keep his supply of kites, Gattu is prepared to steal, lie – and even go to school, if absolutely necessary … View full details and ticket info
21 Jun 5.45pm 22 Jun 6pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Goodbye First Love (Un amour de jeunesse)
Date	Location
Vain, drippy, lugubrious teenager Camille (Créton) falls in and out of love with dumb puppy Sullivan (Urzendowsky). Lots of nice shots of breasts and landscapes don't alter the fact that this is about unlikable people exchanging faux-profundities. Might work as aversion therapy for people who think they miss being young. View full details
25 May–31 May Fri 1pm & 6pm; Sat 3.15pm; Sun 1pm; Mon 1pm & 6pm; Tue & Wed 3.15pm & 8.15pm; Thu 1pm & 6pm	Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee
25 May–31 May Fri 1.20pm, 3.30pm & 6pm; Sat & Sun 1.20pm, 3.30pm & 8.15pm; Mon & Tue 3.30pm & 6pm; Wed & Thu 3.30pm & 8.15pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

The Gospel of Us
Date	Location
Sheen stars as a Christ-like figure in this Passion story set in Port Talbot, Wales. View full details
7 Jun 5.15pm	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

Grabbers
Date	Location
When a trawler is attacked and the shore is found littered with dead marine life, something is clearly wrong on Erin Island. There must be a reasonable explanation … or could it be an invasion of bloodsucking aliens from outer space? Featuring an endearing lead performance from Richard Coyle, (also to be seen in Pusher), Grabbers is an exciting, light-hearted 'monster movie' that affectionately tips its hat to everything that ever fell from the sky or crawled from the sea onto a cinema screen. View full details and ticket info
22 Jun 10.45pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Night Moves	Filmhouse, Edinburgh
25 Jun 9pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Night Moves	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

Grease (Sing-Along)
Date	Location
Thirty years on, Grease is still the word. Join in the fun and sing along. View full details
20 Jul–21 Jul Fri 8.40pm; Sat 3.20pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Hail
Date	Location
A hard-hitting Australian drama with powerful similarities to Snowtown. Daniel P Jones plays a version of himself, alongside a cast largely consisting of non-actors, in an occasionally near-hallucinogenic telling of his battle to escape the lure of crime and the consequences of betrayal and grief. Unable to accept society and always on the brink of excess and violence, Daniel struggles daily with his existence until one terrible act brings things to a head. View full details and ticket info
21 Jun 8.30pm 23 Jun 8.30pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

Here, Then
Date	Location
An alluringly low-key and enigmatic portrayal of the alienation, disillusionment and loss of direction that have become widespread among young people in contemporary China. Filmed in elegant and absorbing long takes, the film interweaves the lives of several rootless people who become linked with one another by chance, by their sexual obsessions, and by the loss of a mobile phone … View full details and ticket info
26 Jun 7pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: International Competition	Cameo, Edinburgh
28 Jun 6.15pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: International Competition	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Here, There (Zheli, nai)
Date	Location
Three interwoven stories of contemporary China. In the snowy forests of northern China, a lonely man herds reindeer and busies himself with his daily tasks, looking forward to visits from his wife and son. In Shanghai, a young restaurant worker becomes drawn to a troubled young woman and tries to care for her. In Paris, a young Chinese student is robbed of his passport. He receives unexpected help from an elderly compatriot who knows the ins and outs of their new city. View full details and ticket info
23 Jun 6.25pm 28 Jun 8.50pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

Him, Here After (Ini Avan)
Date	Location
The first film since the end of Sri Lanka's civil war to deal seriously with the social problems left in the wake of that 26-year-long conflict, this is also one of the very few films to date made by a Sinhalese director in the Tamil language. A Tamil rebel soldier is rehabilitated and sent back to his village. Feared and resented by his neighbours, he becomes a security guard for a smuggler, while forming a strange bond with the wife of the previous holder of the job. View full details and ticket info
26 Jun 9pm 29 Jun 5.45pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Directors’ Showcase	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Home for the Weekend (Was bleibt)
Date	Location
During a weekend visit by the two adult sons, the outward calm of a middle-class family is thrown into turmoil when the mother, who suffers from clinical depression, announces her decision to go off her medication. 'An elegant, economical and superbly acted mapping of psychological undercurrents and (not always explicit) family relations'. (Jonathan Romney, Screen Daily). View full details and ticket info
27 Jun 6.35pm 1 Jul 1.15pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Directors’ Showcase	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Hospitalité (Kantai)
Date	Location
A stylish mixture of deadpan social satire, Buñuelian surrealism and unnerving suspence. A mild-mannered Tokyo man helps out an old acquaintance he barely remembers by making him an apprentice in his small printing business. The new worker soon becomes a permanent resident in his benefactor's household, bringing along a blond woman he introduces as his Brazilian wife. Step by step, the visiting couple subvert the relationships between their host, his younger wife and his unmarried sister. View full details and ticket info
22 Jun 8.40pm 30 Jun 3.20pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Date	Location
A nameless crook (Gibson) crashes his car and is thrown into the sordid Tijuana prison El Pueblito. Star and co-writer Gibson revels in an enjoyable, controversy-free action-comedy with the zing of Lethal Weapon, that even the most ardent Mel-hater would find hard to dislike. View full details
30 May–31 May Wed 1.15pm; Thu 11pm 1 Jun–5 Jun Mon & Tue 11.10am, 1.30pm & 5.50pm; Fri 11.10am & 1.30pm; Sat & Sun 11.10am, 1.30pm & 5.50pm	Empire Leicester Square, London WC2H

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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I Am Nasrine
Date	Location
British-made drama about a brother and sister from a comfortable Iranian home who are sent to live in the UK, just before the tragedy of 9/11 strikes. View full details
20 Jun 7.30pm Part of Refugee Week.	Paisley Arts Centre, Paisley

Ill Manors
Date	Location
Six interweaved storylines about violence, prostitution and drugs, all set around London's Forest Gate. The directorial debut of Ben Drew (aka hip-hop artist Plan B) is raw, uncompromising and ambitious; Drew elicits great performances and takes trouble to understand his wayward characters. A kind of hoodie Magnolia. View full details
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In the Heat of the Night
Date	Location
Jewison's five-time Oscar winner follows a black police detective, Virgil Tibbs (Poitier), as he investigates a murder in a racist Mississippi town, where he runs into resistance from Police Chief Bill Gillespie (Steiger). View full details
24 Sep 7.45pm	Mugdock Country Park, Milngavie

Indecent Proposal
Date	Location
Suave bastard Redford offers poverty-stricken yuppies Moore and Harrelson a million dollars if he can sleep with the lady and dilemma ensues. Killer base material, but Lyne makes a toweringly abominable film out of it. Cavernously empty stuff. View full details
12 Jun 6.45pm	Sloans, Glasgow

The Invader (L'envahisseur)
Date	Location
An illegal immigrant is driven by obsessional desire and murderous revenge. From the surreal opening, it’s clear that this is no run of the mill look at immigration and exploitation. Amadou is an earnest, hard-working African who finds himself lost and alone in Brussels, where he becomes fixated with an attractive businesswoman. There are echoes of Taxi Driver as he is drawn down a path of self-destructive passion in which no one he comes into contact with will remain unscathed. View full details and ticket info
21 Jun 8.40pm 28 Jun 9pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: New Perspectives	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

Irvine Welsh's Ecstasy
Date	Location
Lloyd (Sinclair) is a club-loving drug-smuggler who dumps his girlfriend (Andrup) in favour of Heather (Kreuk), but their happiness is threatened by psychotic club owner Solo (Rota). This drear, witless compilation of drug-movie clichés has no sense of time or place, and replaces Welsh's strength of detail with limp vagueness. View full details
26 Jun–28 Jun Tue & Thu 7.30pm	macrobert, Stirling

Isn't Anyone Alive? (Ikiteru mono inai no ka)
Date	Location
Cult Japanese director Gakuryu Ishii (formerly known as Sogo Ishii, a longstanding influence on Quentin Tarantino) presents a world coming to an end. On a university campus the students separately rehearse a performance, discuss an urban myth and debate the future of an unborn child, but all are inconvenienced by their sudden unexplained deaths. Adapting the screenplay from his own play, writer Shiro Maeda’s dialogue is shot through with absurdist observations and deftly mixes dread with… View full details and ticket info
25 Jun 8.30pm 26 Jun 6.25pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Directors’ Showcase	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh

It Looks Pretty from a Distance (Z daleka widok jest piękny)
Date	Location
Beneath the mundane lurks a vicious heart. Life is perfunctory in a small rural Polish village, with the inhabitants co-existing in a social if not so friendly manner. When one of the residents disappears overnight, a sinister shadow is cast on a picturesque scene as the entire community engages in a gradual slide toward total disregard of their neighbour and a willingness to commit the worst of crimes against property and people. View full details and ticket info
29 Jun 9.15pm 30 Jun 6.45pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: International Competition	Cameo, Edinburgh

Jannat 2
Date	Location
Bollywood crime thriller and sequel to the 2008 film Jannat about a young man whose obsession with making money fast leads him to a life of crime. View full details
30 May–31 May (Subtitled) Wed & Thu 2.45pm & 9pm	Cineworld Bradford, Bradford

Jaws
Date	Location
Cracking shark adventure from the days when Spielberg movies were scary. See the citizens of Amity scream! Watch the bodycount pile up! Hear the authorities declare the water perfectly safe! View full details
15 Jun–20 Jun Mon 2.30pm, 5.40pm & 8.20pm; Tue 3.15pm & 8.45pm; Wed, Fri & Sat 3.15pm, 6pm & 8.40pm; Sun 2.30pm, 5.15pm & 8pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh
15 Jun–21 Jun Mon 8.15pm; Tue 12.45pm; Wed 5.30pm; Thu 12.30pm; Fri 11pm; Sat 1.10pm; Sun 4.40pm	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

Le Jour se Leve (Le jour se lève)
Date	Location
Gabin's masculinity and 'boy-next-door' charm are put to good use as a tragic working-class hero in this pre-war film which features groundbreaking use of flashbacks. View full details
2 Jun–3 Jun Sat 6.15pm; Sun 1.30pm & 8.45pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Kazahana (Kaza-hana)
Date	Location
Slow moving road movie about a young business man who wakes up under a blossoming cherry tree with a hangover and a woman he doesn't know. View full details and ticket info
25 Jun 4.10pm Print courtesy of Be Wild. Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Retrospective: Shinji Somai	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Kid-Thing
Date	Location
The Zellner brothers bring their trademark deadpan humour to a poignant and disturbing tale of growing up wild. Somewhere in rural America, ten-year-old Annie lives with her divorced father, who is even more incompetent at parenting than he is at goat farming. Left to her own devices, Annie wanders the nearby town and woods, committing random acts of anarchic destructiveness, until she forms a relationship with a woman trapped in a well. 'Bracingly original … a female trailer-trash 400 Blows… View full details and ticket info
22 Jun 6.30pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: International Competition	Filmhouse, Edinburgh
23 Jun 6.55pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: International Competition	Cameo, Edinburgh

Killer Joe
Date	Location
Exorcist director Friedkin weaves a web of deceit and betrayal as man, desperate to pay off a drug debt, arranges for lawman Joe (McConaughey) to commit a murder. View full details
20 Jun 9.30pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Opening Night Gala	Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
20 Jul–26 Jul Fri 3.30pm, 6.10pm & 8.45pm; Sat 3.30pm, 5.50pm & 8.45pm; Sun 2pm, 6pm & 8.30pm; Mon–Thu 3.30pm, 6pm & 8.55pm	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Kings
Date	Location
Mid-1970s. A group of young men leave their homes in the West of Ireland and sail to England in the hope of making their fortunes and then returning West. Thirty years later, at the wake of one of their friends, the group are forced to confront their suffering and alienation as long term emigrants. View full details
26 Jun 7.30pm Part of Féile na Gaeilge Glaschú.	CCA, Glasgow

The King's Speech
Date	Location
As war approaches, King George VI (Firth) is suddenly placed in a position of power, so hires a speech therapist to cure his speech impediment. Firth's affable persona lends an edge to the sheer frustration with which the King stumbles his way through public performances and contributes largely to the film's feel-good twist. View full details
2 Jun–5 Jun Mon 2.55pm; Tue 10am; Sat 3.25pm; Sun 10.20am	Vue Hartlepool, Hartlepool
4 Jun 1pm	Moray Playhouse, Elgin
4 Jun–7 Jun Mon–Thu 7.30pm	Discovery Theatre, Rothesay
6 Jun 11am	Odeon Chelmsford, Chelmsford

Kizzy
Date	Location
BBC book-to-film adaptation about the life of an orphaned girl living in the travelling community and her struggles to fit into mainstream education. View full details
31 May Thu 10.45am & 5pm	Robert Burns Centre Film Theatre, Dumfries

Kotoko
Date	Location
A single mother clings to life amid nightmarish mental problems and self-mutilation. Japanese folk rock artist Cocco delivers an astonishing performance as Kotoko, a woman for whom the thin line between good and evil is something she traverses every day in the most shocking ways. Darkly humorous, horrific, compelling and disturbing, this is one film you won’t forget in a hurry. View full details and ticket info
25 Jun 6.40pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Spotlight on Shinya Tsukamoto	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh
26 Jun 10pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Spotlight on Shinya Tsukamoto	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

The Lady
Date	Location
It takes some doing to rob the biopic of Nobel prize-winning Burmese pro-democracy activist Aung San Suu Kyi of drama and tension, but that's exactly what Besson manages here. The story of her romance with Oxford academic Michael Aris is mishandled too, making this an entirely wasted opportunity. View full details
1 Jun–2 Jun Fri & Sat 7pm	Tower Mill, Hawick

Lawrence of Arabia
Date	Location
Lean's mammoth desert epic, restored to its director's original cut and the big screen, where filmmaking on this scale belongs. O'Toole's debut as the enigmatic adventurer still impresses, but apart from the majestic action sequences, it's the disturbing sense of clinical and cold-blooded violence hanging over the highly literate characterisation that today seems especially striking. View full details and ticket info
21 Jun 7.40pm To mark the 50th anniversary of this masterpiece, Sony Pictures Entertainment presents this new digital…	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

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
10 Jun 3.15pm	Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee
22 Jun–24 Jun Fri 5pm; Sat 2.30pm; Sun 4pm	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou
Date	Location
Anderson's fourth film is part high seas adventure, part film industry satire, part existential meditation on the meaning of relationships. It is consistently clever and hilarious, shifting from the light-hearted to the surreal, to scenes of real depth with the kind of ease we've come to expect from the Texan director. Bill Murray heads an eccentric, often brilliant cast, as ageing oceanographer and filmmaker Steve Zissou. No one likes his films any more and his life is falling apart around… View full details
31 May 9pm	Cameo, Edinburgh

Life Just Is
Date	Location
Love, death and the meaning of life figure among the preoccupations of a group of uni graduates in London. In his debut feature, Alex Barrett observes his characters with humour, sympathy and insight, creating a fresh and funny portrait of people who are desperate to leave adolescence behind but hesitant about fully committing to adulthood. 'It is tempting to describe Life Just Is as one of the most promising debuts in contemporary cinema, but this temptation should be resisted. We are not… View full details and ticket info
23 Jun 3.15pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Michael Powell Award Competition	Cineworld Fountainpark, Edinburgh
27 Jun 9pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Michael Powell Award Competition	Cameo, Edinburgh

Life without Principle (Dyut meng gam)
Date	Location
Johnnie To ingeniously portrays today’s economic crisis in the terms of a rollicking and complex suspense thriller. Set in Hong Kong during a few days of global financial upheaval, Life without Principle interweaves three characters in trouble: a police detective investigating a loan shark’s murder, an investment manager under pressure from her boss to sell high-risk instruments to elderly pensioners, and a low-level gangster who’s recruited to help sort out a failed financial scheme. View full details and ticket info
23 Jun 9pm 28 Jun 6.45pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Directors’ Showcase	Cameo, Edinburgh

Like Crazy
Date	Location
Anna (Jones) is a British student who spends a summer in LA falling in love with Jacob (Yelchin). In fact she overstays her visa, causing endless difficulties as the couple battle with separation, red tape and further romantic complications. Doremus' film has a beguiling naturalism and Jones is particularly good, but the final third lacks punch. View full details
30 May 1.30pm	Odeon Belfast, Belfast

Los Marziano
Date	Location
Luis, a prosperous retiree, falls down a big hole dug in his community golf course by unknown malefactors. Meanwhile, his ne’er-do-well brother loses the ability to read due to an unidentified neurological condition. The family strains and buckles under the stresses of these two mysteries, which may not have solutions, in this quirky comedy-drama. But can the bigger mystery, how families get along, be resolved? View full details and ticket info
23 Jun 7.40pm 25 Jun 8.40pm Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Looking South	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Lost Chapter of Snow: Passion (Yuki no dansho – jonetsu)
Date	Location
This dazzling portrait of an orphaned girl at several stages of her life, from childhood to adulthood, opens with one of the most famous long takes in Japanese cinema, a single shot spanning months of time and disparate locations. View full details and ticket info
24 Jun 3.15pm Print courtesy of The Japan Foundation. Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Retrospective: Shinji…	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Love Hotel (Rabu hoteru)
Date	Location
After witnessing the rape of his wife, a man’s mind snaps and he attacks a prostitute. Two years later, the man and the prostitute meet by chance. Somai’s entry in Nikkatsu studios’ roman porno series is a subversive mood piece with an unforgettable melancholy atmosphere. View full details and ticket info
30 Jun 8.45pm Print courtesy of Nikkatsu Corporation. Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Retrospective: Shinji…	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

The Lucky One
Date	Location
A US Marine serving in Iraq (Efron, stretching credibility) finds a photo of an unknown blonde beauty (Schilling), credits it with bringing him luck, and after returning home, sets out to find her. The latest adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks novel is schmaltzy, contrived, unconvincing and empty. View full details
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Luminous Woman (Hikaru onna)
Date	Location
In this delirious candy-coloured concoction, a hulking man from the country pursues his beloved to the underworld of Tokyo nightclubs, where he finds work as a sideshow wrestler and becomes involved with a faded opera singer. View full details and ticket info
26 Jun 4.10pm Print courtesy of Dentsu Corporation. Part of Edinburgh International Film Festival: Retrospective: Shinji…	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Man Without a Cell Phone (Ish lelo selolari)
Date	Location
A Palestinian man enjoys chatting with potential girlfriends on his mobile phone. When his father is convinced the local Israeli cell tower is poisoning the locals, the two find themselves at odds. View full details
1 Jun–7 Jun Fri–Thu 8.30pm Featuring a discussion with members of the Scottish Palestinian Forum.	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Martha Marcy May Marlene
Date	Location
A young woman (Olsen) returns to the house of her sister (Paulson) after two years as a cult member. Olsen is breathtaking, but although Durkin is to be applauded for avoiding melodrama and pat resolutions, the film lacks intensity and could have used a little more narrative meat on its bones. View full details
7 Jun 8.30pm	Pickaquoy Centre, Kirkwall

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