Film, Drama, next week

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The Blue Light (Das Blaue Licht)
Date	Location
Riefenstahl indulges her twin interests, nature and the occult, in this somewhat cliched drama. She plays a woman who, shunned by the locals as a witch, spends her time in a grotto communing with the Blue Light of purity, faith, blah, blah.
16 Jul Wed 6.00	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Into the Wild
Date	Location
Robust yet freewheeling adaptation of John Krakauer's non-fiction book about the extraordinary experiences of young American college graduate and society dropout Christopher McCandless (Hirsch), who traded his privileged future for a life on the road. Penn's portrait of McCandless' travels is a poetic and romanticised one, beautifully photographed by French cinematographer Eric Gautier and unspooling as a series of largely life-affirming encounters with nature and fellow travellers.
18 Jul 8.00	Wynd Theatre, Melrose

Jules Et Jim
Date	Location
French New Wave filmmaker Truffaut's third film, made in 1962, was undoubtedly his masterpiece and released on a lovely new print still speaks to a contemporary consciousness. Set in the 1910s and 20s it is the story of a freewheeling love triangle between alpha female Catherine (Moreau), Austrian Jules (Werner) and Frenchman Jim (Serre).
11 Jul–13 Jul Fri 2.30; Sat 6.00; Sun 5.15	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow
13 Jul–17 Jul Sun 1.00, 3.15 & 8.30; Mon–Thu 3.15 & 8.20	Filmhouse, Edinburgh

Jules Et Jim (Parent & Baby Screening)
Date	Location
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14 Jul Mon 12.00	Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow

The Lady Vanishes
Date	Location
Hitchcock's wonderfully entertaining pan-European railway thriller feels as fresh today as it must have back in the appeasement years. Beginning in a fictitious Eastern European principality, an old lady does a disappearing act on a train. Suspicious, a young man and woman investigate. Though often dismissed as one of Hitchcock's more lightweight films, this was and is an allegory of Britain when Blimpish complacency was believed to be the best deterrent to war.
13 Jul 8.00	Scotsman Screening Room, Edinburgh

Paradise Now
Date	Location
The tale of two Palestinian car mechanics about to venture to Israel on a suicide-bombing mission, 'Paradise Now' is primarily a buddy-buddy movie. The UK release date was postponed because of the 7/7 London bombings, and since then it's become the first Palestinian film to win a Golden Globe award and receive an Oscar nomination.
13 Jul 7.00	ACE, Edinburgh

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