Cameo
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First opened as the King's Cinema in 1914, a refurbishment and name change saw The Cameo open in 1949. Now featuring three screens and a licensed bar with wide-ranging food menu.
£5.30–£7.30 (£2–£5.80). Sunday double bills £7.30 (concessions £5.80; members free).Off peak price Tue–Fri before 5pm, all late shows and all day Mon; Wed first screening £2 for concessions.
Events at Cameo (38 Home Street, 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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| Cameo | 10 Feb–16 Feb Fri 4.15pm & 9pm; Sat 4.15pm; Sun–Thu 4.15pm & 9pm | 0871 902 5723 |
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| Vigo's mesmeric, influential masterpiece of love, barges and delicate surrealism. Forget Young Adam, this is the best canal-based movie ever. View full details |
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| Cameo | 10 Feb–16 Feb Fri, Sat & Mon–Thu 11.50am | 0871 902 5723 |
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| 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 |
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| Cameo | 10 Feb–16 Feb Fri 12.50pm, 3.40pm & 6.15pm; Sat 12.50pm & 3.40pm; Sun & Mon 12.50pm, 3.40pm & 6.15pm; Tue 12.50pm & 3.40pm; Wed & Thu 12.50pm, 3.40pm & 6.15pm | 0871 902 5723 |
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 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 |
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| Cameo | 10 Feb–16 Feb Fri 1.50pm, 6.30pm & 9.10pm; Sat 1.50pm & 9.10pm; Sun 6.30pm & 9.10pm; Mon–Thu 1.50pm, 6.30pm & 9.10pm | 0871 902 5723 |
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| When Muppet fans Gary (Segel), his girlfriend Mary (Adams) and brother Walter (a puppet) learn that oil millionaire Tex Richman (Cooper) plans to demolish the Muppet theatre, it's time to reunite the original cast. If the plot could be fresher, the well-chosen guest stars, self-referential humour and old-school bonhomie should raise a smile. View full details |
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| Cameo |
10 Feb–16 Feb
Fri 1pm, 3.30pm, 6pm & 8.30pm; Sat 11.45am, 2.10pm, 6.15pm, 6.45pm & 8.45pm; Sun–Thu 1pm, 3.30pm, 6pm & 8.30pm 16 Feb (Parent & baby) 10.30am |
0871 902 5723 |
Jean-René (Poelvoorde) is a pathologically shy chocolate factory owner, while Angelique (Carré) is a pathologically anxious chocolatiere; how will they even start a conversation, let alone reveal their feelings to each other? Despite likeable performances and some amusing moments, this is far more saccharine than bittersweet.Reviews of Cameo (38 Home Street, Edinburgh)
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