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 Angèle (Hesme) starts a relationship with fisherman Tony (Gadebois) as a result of a personal ad; it seems doomed from the start, but a connection of sorts develops. Hesme and Gadebois are very good in Delaporte's debut feature, a beguiling and slow-moving story set in a remote Normandy fishing village.View full details |
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| 12 Jun–14 Jun Tue 2.45pm; Wed 4.45pm & 8.45pm; Thu 2.45pm & 6.45pm | Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow |
| 31 Jul–2 Aug Tue 3.15pm & 6.10pm; Wed 8.25pm; Thu 3.15pm & 8.25pm | Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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 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 |
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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 |
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| 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 |
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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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| The Radio Revellers star in a swashbuckling adventure set in the badlands of Mexico as we follow the dashing folk legend Xorro as he sets out to rescue a beautiful girl. View full details |
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| 11 Jun–13 Jun Jun 11–13, 7.30pm | Theatre Royal Studio at Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne |
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 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 |
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| 1 Jun–7 Jun Mon 3.50pm; Tue 4.10pm; Wed 3.50pm; Thu 3.45pm; Fri–Sun 3.50pm | Cameo, Edinburgh |
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| Recently widowed Nathalie (Tautou) contemplates a union with clumsy workmate Markus (Damiens). Perhaps only French cinema values beauty so highly that an entire film can be drawn out of the prospect of a not-that-good-looking man getting it on with Audrey Tautou; despite considerable charm, there’s little else to hold on to. View full details |
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| 30 May 7.30pm | Robert Burns Centre Film Theatre, Dumfries |
| 31 May 6pm | Tower Mill, Hawick |
| 1 Jun–7 Jun Fri 6.15pm; Sat 8.15pm; Sun 4.45pm; Mon 8.45pm; Wed 7.45pm; Thu 11.30am & 6.15pm | Eden Court Theatre, Inverness |
| 5 Jun 8.30pm | Screen Machine: Millport, Isle of Cumbrae |
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| Richard Marsh and Katie Bonna present a romantic comedy exploring the realities of modern love. View full details |
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| 31 May May 31, 6.15pm | New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich |
| 16 Jun Jun 16, 8.30pm | Battersea Arts Centre, London SW11 |
| 25 Jun Jun 25, 7.45pm–9pm | Pleasance Theatre, London N7 |
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| Eve Best stars as the widowed Duchess, who marries her lover against the wishes of her brothers, in John Webster's tragedy. Directed by Jamie Lloyd. View full details |
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| 5 Apr–9 Jun Mon–Sat 7.30pm, mats Wed, Sat 2.30pm, ends Jun 9 | Old Vic, London SE1 |
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| Romantic comedy about a couple whose engagement keeps getting prolonged. View full details |
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| 20 Jul–25 Jul Wed 7.30pm; Fri 8pm; Sat 2.30pm & 7.30pm; Sun 7.30pm | The Hippodrome, Bo'ness |
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 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 |
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| 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 |
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| Thirty years on, Grease is still the word. Join in the fun and sing along. View full details |
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| 20 Jul–21 Jul Fri 8.40pm; Sat 3.20pm | Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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.| Date | Location |
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| 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 |
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| 2 Jun–3 Jun Sat 6.15pm; Sun 1.30pm & 8.45pm | Filmhouse, Edinburgh |
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| Director Lotfi Achour combines Shakespeare's text with film and reportage to reset the haunting tragedy to modern day Tunisia, replete with former Prime Minister Zine Ben Ali and his wife Leila. Performed in Arabic with English surtitles as part of the World Shakespeare Festival. View full details |
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| 4 Jul–7 Jul Jul 4–7, 8pm | Studio 2 at Riverside Studios, London W6 |
| 12 Jul–14 Jul Jul 12–14, 7.30pm, mat Jul 14, 2.30pm | Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne |
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