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Weans’ World
Films for a younger audience. Tickets cost £2.10 per person, big or small! PLEASE NOTE: although we normally disapprove of people talking during screenings, these shows are primarily for...
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Introduction to European Cinema - Spring 2010
An invaluable opportunity to discover or to learn more about great classics as well as less known films that are representative of key periods and movements in European cinema. Organised in...
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The Sound of Film
This short season is organised in conjunction with The Sound of Film, an 11-week course held at the University of Edinburghís Office of Lifelong Learning. Still comparatively...
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Girls on Film
Females in Contemporary Japanese Cinema Following last year's successful Reality Fiction: Japanese Films Inspired by Actual Events season, this yearís Japan Foundation annual...
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Greek Film Festival 2010
This year's festival is bookended by two superb films, one representing classic Greek cinema and the other the new wave of Greek filmmakers. Costas-Gavras' political thriller Z , shot whilst in...
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Lucrecia Martel
To coincide with the release of Lucrecia Martel's The Headless Woman, we screen her two previous features.
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Science Festival 2010
Filmhouse has teamed up with the Science Festival to present a series of science-themed films. Look out for the exhibition in the cafe bar too. For information on other Science Festival...
Current Seasons
Filmhouse's varied programme includes a large number of retrospectives, film seasons and specialist festivals, including the Italian and French film festivals, Africa in Motion, Take One Action, German, Spanish and Greek film weeks, FAB Fest, Gone, But Not Forgotten (commemorating the recently deceased of the film world), Weans' World (for our younger audience) and many more. This makes Fimhouse's programme more versatile, eclectic and exciting than any other cinema's in the country.








