GFT brochure - July / August 09

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CONTENTS DIARY 35 Shots of Rum Am I Black Enough For You Antichrist Anything for Her Broken Embraces Coco Before Chanel Comrades Cloud 9 Fermat’s Room Fireflies in the Garden French Film Frozen River Fugitive Pieces Inglourious Basterds Just Another Love Story Katyn Kisses Lake Tahoe Looking For Eric Mesrine: Killer Instinct Mesrine: Public Enemy No. 1 Moon On the Day: The Story of the Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band Public Enemies Rudo & Cursi s. Darko Shirin Sin Nombre Soul Power Sunshine Cleaning Waveriders The Yes Men Fix the World CINE CUBA The Awkward Age Diary of Mauricio Omertà Personal Belongings Strawberry and Chocolate Up to a Certain Point

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DIRECTORS FOCUS: KUBRICK 2001: A Space Odyssey Barry Lyndon A Clockwork Orange Dr. Strangelove The Shining Spartacus TRIBUTE TO JOSEPH LOSEY Accident The Go-Between The Hide The Servant LA NOUVELLE VAGUE The 400 Blows Black Orpheus Breathless Chronicle of a Summer François Truffaut, une autobiographie Hiroshima mon amour Paris nous appartient Pierrot le fou ONE SMALL STEP 2001: A Space Odyssey In the Shadow of the Moon Moon The Right Stuff GFT REGULARS Access Take 2: Free Saturday Films For Children GFT Learning Film Discussion Group Silver Screen Take 2: Free Saturday Films For Children SEAT DEDICATIONS USEFUL INFORMATION

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JULY AUGUST 09

Wednesday 1 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 The 400 Blows (PG) p27 Rudo & Cursi (15) p8 Fermat’s Room (12A) p8 Thursday 2 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 The 400 Blows (PG) p27 Rudo & Cursi (15) p8 Fermat’s Room (12A) p8

3.00 / 8.00 5.50 4.30 / 8.45 2.30 / 6.45 2.15 / 5.40 8.30 2.30 / 6.45 4.45 / 9.00

Friday 3 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 12.15 / 5.10 / 8.00 The 400 Blows (PG) p27 3.15 Rudo & Cursi (15) p8 1.45 / 4.00 / 6.15 s. Darko (15) p9 8.30 Saturday 4 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 2.00 / 5.10 / 8.00 Rudo & Cursi (15) p8 2.15 / 6.30 / 8.45 Dr Strangelove (PG) p19 4.30 Take 2: An American Tale (U) p34 11.30 F Access Take 2: An American Tale (U) p34 12.30 F Sunday 5 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 Rudo & Cursi (15) p8 Comrades (PG) p9 Dr Strangelove (PG) p19

4.00 / 7.00 5.15 / 7.30 1.30 2.00

Monday 6 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 2.15 / 5.10 / 8.00 Rudo & Cursi (15) p8 4.00 / 8.45 François Truffaut, une autobiographie (N / C 12+) p28 6.30 £ Tuesday 7 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 Rudo & Cursi (15) p8 Dr Strangelove (PG) p19 Fireflies in the Garden (15) p26

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Wednesday 8 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 2.15 / 5.10 / 8.00 Rudo & Cursi (15) p8 4.00 Fireflies in the Garden (15) p26 8.30 Hiroshima mon amour (PG) p28 6.15 Film Discussion Group p36 6.30 F Thursday 9 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 Rudo & Cursi (15) p8

2.15 / 5.10 / 8.00 6.30 / 8.45

Friday 10 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 Lake Tahoe (12A) p10 Waveriders (PG) p8

2.15 / 5.10 / 8.00 4.45 / 8.45 2.45 / 6.45

Saturday 11 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 Lake Tahoe (12A) p10 Waveriders (PG) p8 Anything for Her (15) p26 Take 2: Whistle Down the...

2.15 / 5.10 / 8.00 6.45 4.45 / 8.45 2.30 (U) p34 11.30 F

Sunday 12 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 Lake Tahoe (12A) p10 Waveriders (PG) p8 Anything for Her (15) p26 2001: A Space Odyssey (U) p20 Monday 13 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 Lake Tahoe (12A) p10 Black Orpheus (PG) p28 Tuesday 14 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 Lake Tahoe (12A) p10 Breathless (PG) p29 2001: A Space Odyssey (U) p20 French Film (15) p26

1.00 / 7.00 3.45 1.45 / 5.45 7.45 4.00 2.00 / 5.10 / 8.00 8.45 6.30 2.30 / 5.10 8.45 6.45 8.00 12.45

Wednesday 15 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 2.15 / 5.10 Lake Tahoe (12A) p10 Breathless (PG) p29 French Film (15) p26

/ 8.00 4.00 8.45 6.45

Thursday 16 July Public Enemies (CTBC) p7 Lake Tahoe (12A) p10

2.15 / 5.10 / 8.00 6.45 / 8.45

Friday 17 July Moon (15) p11 2.00 / 4.15 / 6.30 / 8.45 Frozen River (CTBC) p10 1.45 / 4.00 / 6.15 / 8.30 Saturday 18 July Moon (15) p11 2.00 / 4.15 / 6.30 / 8.45 Frozen River (CTBC) p10 1.45 / 4.00 / 6.15 / 8.30 Take 2: Hannah Montana: The Movie (U) p34 11.30 F C Sunday 19 July Moon (15) p11 1.30 / 6.45 Frozen River (CTBC) p10 2.30 / 4.45 / 7.00 A Clockwork Orange (18) p20 3.45

Saturday 25 July Soul Power (12A) p14 6.15 Moon (15) p11 1.45 / 6.30 / 8.45 Shirin (PG) p13 4.00 In the Shadow of the Moon (U) p12 4.15 Looking For Eric (15) p26 1.30 / 8.30 Take 2: Asterix and the Vikings (U) p34 11.30 F C Sunday 26 July Soul Power (12A) p14 2.00 Moon (15) p11 12.30 / 7.30 In the Shadow of the Moon (U) p12 5.15 The Servant (15) p31 2.45 Fugitive Pieces (15) p9 4.15 The Shining (18) p20 6.30

Monday 20 July Moon (15) p11 3.00 / 6.15 / 8.30 Frozen River (CTBC) p10 3.45 / 8.45 Paris nous appartient (12A) p29 6.00

Monday 27 July Soul Power (12A) p14 Moon (15) p11 The Servant (15) p31 Pierrot le fou (15) p30

8.45 3.00 / 6.15 8.30 6.30

Tuesday 21 July Moon (15) p11 Frozen River (CTBC) p10 A Clockwork Orange (18) p20 Fugitive Pieces (15) p9

Tuesday 28 July Soul Power (12A) p14 Moon (15) p11 Pierrot le fou (15) p30 The Shining (18) p20

3.30 / 8.50 6.30 / 8.45 12.45 6.00

Wednesday 29 July Soul Power (12A) p14 Moon (15) p11 Pierrot le fou (15) p30 Barry Lyndon (PG) p20

6.15 2.30 / 5.00 8.30 7.15

3.00 / 6.00 6.15 / 8.30 8.15 12.45

Wednesday 22 July Moon (15) p11 3.00 / 6.30 / 8.45 Frozen River (CTBC) p10 4.00 / 8.30 Chronicle of a Summer (U) p30 6.15 Thursday 23 July Moon (15) p11 Frozen River (CTBC) p10 Shirin (PG) p13 Friday 24 July Soul Power (12A) p14 Moon (15) p11 Shirin (PG) p13 Looking For Eric (15) p26

4.00 / 6.30 / 8.45 6.15 / 8.30 2.00

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8.30 / 6.30 / 8.45 1.30 3.30 / 6.00

Thursday 30 July Soul Power (12A) p14 Moon (15) p11 Barry Lyndon (PG) p20

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JULY AUGUST 09

Friday 31 July Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 1.00 / 3.30 / 6.10 / 8.30 35 Shots of Rum (12A) p14 3.00 / 8.45 Barry Lyndon (PG) p20 5.10

Saturday 8 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 3.00 / 6.00 / 8.20 Coco Before... (12A) p15 1.15 / 3.30 / 6.10 / 8.30 Take 2: Paul Blart: Mall Cop (PG) p34 11.30 F

Saturday 1 August Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 1.30 / 3.45 / 6.10 / 8.30 35 Shots of Rum (12A) p14 3.00 / 6.30 / 8.45 Take 2: Bolt (PG) p34 11.30 F C Access Take 2: Bolt (PG) p34 12.30 F

2.15 / 6.30 4.30 / 7.00 4.45 2.00

Sunday 2 August Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 35 Shots of Rum (12A) p14 Accident (12A) p32 The Right Stuff (15) p12 Personal Belongings (N/C 15+) p23 Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 Mesrine: Public Enemy No.1 (15) p16

7.30 3.00 1.30 3.45 1.00 5.15 £ 17.45 £

Monday 3 August Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 1.00 / 3.30 / 8.30 35 Shots of Rum (12A) p14 4.30 / 8.45 Accident (12A) p32 6.15 Kisses (15) p13 6.45 Tuesday 4 August Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 1.00 / 3.30 / 6.10 35 Shots of Rum (12A) p14 2.45 / 8.45 Accident (12A) p32 8.30 Kisses (15) p13 12.45 / 6.45 Wednesday 5 August Coco Before... (12A) p15 1.00 / 3.30 / 6.10 / 8.30 35 Shots of Rum (12A) p14 6.30 Kisses (15) p13 8.45 Thursday 6 August Coco Before... (12A) p15 1.00 / 3.30 / 6.10 / 8.30 35 Shots of Rum (12A) p14 8.45 Kisses (15) p13 6.45 Friday 7 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 1.15 / 3.40 / 6.00 / 8.20 Coco... (12A) p15 1.00 / 3.30 / 6.10 / 8.30

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Sunday 9 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 Omertà (N / C 12+) p24 The Go-Between (PG) p32

Monday 10 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 3.30 / 8.20 Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 4.00 / 8.30 The Go-Between (PG) p32 6.15 Am I Black Enough For You (12A) p13 6.15 Tuesday 11 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 3.00 / 6.00 / 8.20 Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 3.45 / 6.10 The Go-Between (PG) p32 8.30 Am I Black Enough For You (12A) p13 12.45 Wednesday 12 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 1.45 / 6.20 Coco Before... (12A) p15 3.45 / 6.00 / 8.30 Am I Black Enough For You (12A) p13 4.15 / 8.45 Film Discussion Group p36 6.30 F Thursday 13 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 3.00 / 6.00 / 8.20 Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 3.45 / 6.10 / 8.30 Friday 14 August Mesrine: Killer... (15) p16 3.00 / 6.00 / 8.20 Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 2.30 / 8.00 On The Day: The Story Of The Spirit Of Scotland Pipe Band (N/C 6+) p35 5.30 Saturday 15 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 6.00 / 8.20 Coco Before... (12A) p15 1.15 / 3.30 / 6.10 / 8.30 The Hide (15) p32 3.45 Take 2: Genevieve (U) p34 11.30 F

Sunday 16 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 The Hide (15) p32 Antichrist (18) p36 Strawberry and Chocolate / Up To A Point (18) p24 Monday 17 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 Antichrist (18) p26 Sunshine Cleaning (15) p21

7.20 1.00 / 5.30 5.15 3.15 / 7.45 1.00 3.00 / 6.15 8.30 6.15 8.45

Tuesday 18 August Mesrine: Killer... (15) p16 3.00 / 6.00 / 8.20 Coco Before Chanel (12A) p15 6.10 Antichrist (18) p26 8.30 Sunshine Cleaning (15) p21 12.45 Wednesday 19 August Mesrine: Killer Instinct (15) p16 3.00 / 8.20 Coco Before... (12A) p15 1.15 / 3.30 / 6.10 / 8.30 Sunshine Cleaning (15) p21 6.15 Thursday 20 August Mesrine: Killer... (15) p16 3.00 / 6.00 / 8.20 Coco Before... (12A) p15 1.15 / 3.30 / 6.10 / 8.30 Friday 21 August Inglourious Basterds (18) p17 2.00 / 5.00 / 8.00 Just Another Love Story (CTBC) p22 1.30 / 6.30 The Yes Men... (CTBC) p21 3.45 / 8.45 Saturday 22 August Inglourious Basterds (18) p17 2.00 / 5.00 / 8.00 Just Another Love Story (CTBC) p22 3.30 / 8.30 The Yes Men... (CTBC) p21 1.30 / 6.30 Take 2: Around the World in 80 Days (PG) p34 11.30 F Sunday 23 August Inglourious Basterds (18) p17 1.00 / 4.00 / 7.00 Just Another Love Story (CTBC) p22 1.30 / 8.15 The Yes Men Fix the World (CTBC) p21 3.45 Diary of Mauricio (N/C 12+) p25 5.45

Monday 24 August Inglourious Basterds (18)p17 2.00 / 5.00 / 8.00 Just Another Love Story (CTBC) p22 3.30 / 6.00 Katyn (15) p22 8.15 Tuesday 25 August Inglourious Basterds (18) p17 2.00 / 5.00 / 8.00 Just Another Love Story (CTBC) p22 3.15 / 8.30 Katyn (15) p22 12.45 / 6.00 Wednesday 26 August Inglourious Basterds (18) p17 2.00 / 5.00 / 8.00 Just Another Love Story (CTBC) p22 3.45 / 8.30 Katyn (15) p22 6.00 Thursday 27 August Inglourious Basterds (18) p17 2.00 / 5.00 / 8.00 Just Another Love Story (CTBC) p22 3.45 / 6.00 Katyn (15) p22 8.15 Friday 28 August Broken Embraces (15) p18 3.00 / 5.45 / 8.20 Mesrine: Public Enemy No.1 (15) p16 2.45 / 5.30 / 8.10 Saturday 29 August Broken Embraces (15) p18 2.00 / 5.45 / 8.20 Mesrine: Public Enemy No.1 (15) p16 2.45 / 5.30 / 8.10 Take 2: Coraline (PG) p34 11.30 F Sunday 30 August Broken Embraces (15) p18 Mesrine: Public Enemy No.1 (15) p16 Sin Nombre (CTBC) p22 The Awkward Age (N/C 12+) p25

3.00 / 7.45 1.30 / 6.30 1.00 / 5.40 4.15

Monday 31 August Broken Embraces (15) p18 3.00 / 5.45 / 8.20 Mesrine: Public Enemy No.1 (15) p16 2.45 / 8.10 Sin Nombre (CTBC) p22 1.00 Cloud 9 (CTBC) p22 6.00

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PUBLIC ENEMIES

CTBC

Wednesday 1 – Thursday 16 July Director Michael Mann Cast Johnny Depp, Christian Bale, Marion Cotillard USA 2009, 2h23m

Michael Mann (Heat, The Insider) is back on top form, directing Johnny Depp, Christian Bale and Marion Cotillard in the story of legendary Depression-era outlaw John Dillinger – the charismatic bank robber whose lightning raids made him the number one target of J Edgar Hoover’s fledgling FBI, and a folk hero to much of the downtrodden public.

No one could stop Dillinger (Depp) and his gang. No jail could hold him. His charm and audacious jailbreaks endeared him to almost everyone – from his girlfriend Billie Frechette (Cotillard) to an American public who had no sympathy for the banks that had plunged the country into the Depression. But while the adventures of Dillinger’s gang thrilled many, Hoover (Billy Crudup) hit on the idea of exploiting the outlaw’s capture as a way to elevate his Bureau of Investigation into the national police force that became the FBI. He made Dillinger America’s first Public Enemy Number One, and sent in Melvin Purvis (Bale), the dashing ‘Clark Gable of the FBI’.

As stylish and thrilling a film as you would expect from Mann – the bank robbery scenes in particular are superbly done – with great performances from its leads and supporting cast.

Filmhouse Edinburgh www.publicenemies.net The screening on Wednesday 15 July (5.10) will be introduced by Dr David Archibald, journalist and lecturer at The University of Glasgow.

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RUDO & CURSI

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Friday 26 June – Thursday 9 July Director Carlos Cuarón Cast Gael Garcia Bernal, Diego Luna Mexico 2008, 1h38m, subtitles

Stars Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna and producers Alfonso Cuarón (Children of Men), Guillermo del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth), and Alejandro González Iñárritu (Babel) present a splendid, riotous film about a pair of stepbrothers whose rivalry takes them from their jobs on a small-town banana ranch to star spots on opposing soccer teams.

FERMAT’S ROOM La habitación de Fermat

12A

Friday 26 June – Thursday 2 July Directors Luis Piedrahita, Rodrigo Sopena Cast Santi Millán, Lluis Homar, Federico Luppi Spain 2007, 1h28m, subtitles

Four strangers, who are all mathematicians, are invited to spend a weekend together where they will be challenged to solve a great enigma. They only know their mysterious host by a pseudonym: Fermat. But the room in which they find themselves turns out to be a death trap that will crush them if they do not discover in time what connects them all and why someone might wish to murder them.

The screening on Wednesday 1 July (6.45) will be introduced by Dr David Archibald, journalist and lecturer at The University of Glasgow.

12A: Contains strong language

WAVERIDERS

PG

Friday 10 – Sunday 12 July Director Joel Conroy Documentary, UK/Ireland 2008, 1h18m

Waveriders is the previously untold story of the unlikely Irish roots of the worldwide surfing phenomenon and today’s pioneers of Irish big wave surfing.

The journey reaches a spectacular climax when the surfers conquer the biggest swell ever to have been ridden in Ireland. www.waveridersthefilm.com Preceded by short film Xtreme Luggaging by director Christian Welsh (9 mins) BUY TICKETS ONLINE WWW.GFT.ORG.UK

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S. DARKO

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COMRADES

PG

Friday 3 July (8.30)

Sunday 5 July (1.30)

Director Chris Fisher Cast Daveigh Chase, Briana Evigan, James Lafferty

Director Bill Douglas Cast Keith Allen, Dave Atkins, Stephen Bateman, Katy Behean

USA 2009, 1h43m

UK 1986, 3h2m

s. Darko is the captivating tale based in the surreal world first seen through the eyes of Donnie Darko.

Set seven years after the cult classic, we follow Donnie’s sister Samantha as she struggles with the trials and tribulations of teenage life. s. Darko enters a surreal world of time travel set against the imminent end of the universe, whilst our protagonists deal with the equally complicated realities of life, love, friendships and family relationships.

Bill Douglas’ little-seen, visionary “poor man’s epic”. In the 1830s a group of six Dorset farm workers formed a union in an attempt to win a fair wage for a fair day’s work. They called a strike and were arrested and sentenced to be transported to Australia for seven years. They became known as the Tolpuddle Martyrs. The film is one of Peter Bradshaw’s (The Guardian) top 10 picks for EIFF 2009.

This screening will be introduced by Professor Grahame Smith. Please join Grahame for discussion in the upstairs bar after the screening. Tea and coffee will be provided.

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FUGITIVE PIECES 15 Tuesday 21 (12.45) & Sunday 26 July (4.15) Director Jeremy Podeswa Cast Rosamund Pike, Robbie Kay Canada 2007, 1h44m

Athos is directing an archaeological dig in Nazioccupied Poland when he discovers a little boy hiding. After witnessing the massacre of members of his family, seven-year-old Jakob does not know the fate of his beloved sister Bella – a mystery that will haunt him for the rest of his life.

As Jakob grows into a man, he becomes progressively more consumed by his family’s tragedy.

LAKE TAHOE ¿Te acuerdas de Lake Tahoe?

12A

Friday 10 – Thursday 16 July Director Fernando Eimbcke Cast Diego Catano, Hector Herrera, Daniela Valentina Mexico 2008, 1h21m, subtitles

The second feature from Duck Season director Fernando Eimbcke is an expert exercise in quirky, minimalist wit that suggests a strong affinity with Aki Kaurismaki. Juan crashes the family car. His search for a replacement distributor harness is the start of a long, hot afternoon punctuated by quirky encounters with aging mechanic Don Heber and his dog, martial-arts fanatic David and young mother Lucia. Dry wit and a sharp eye mark this sleepy, well-observed insight into a life that is just as stalled as the car. GFF09 12A: Contains infrequent strong language and moderate nudity

FROZEN RIVER

CTBC

Friday 17 – Thursday 23 July Director Courtney Hunt Cast Melissa Leo, Misty Upham, Charlie McDermott USA 2008, 1h37m

Ray Eddy is buying her family a house when her husband takes off with the money. She meets a Mohawk girl who provides her with a plan for earning quick cash. But the risks are high: smuggling immigrants on the frozen Saint Lawrence. At first the ice is still thick, but as the deals go on and the river gets thinner, they discover that easy money comes at a cost.

One of the most exciting thrillers I’ve seen this year... It took my breath away and then somewhere around the last hour, it put my heart in a vice and proceeded to twist that vice until the last frame Quentin Tarantino BUY TICKETS ONLINE WWW.GFT.ORG.UK

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One Small Step To coincide with the 40th anniversary of the first Moon landing on 20 July 1969, GFT presents a short season of Moon related films.

It suddenly struck me that that tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn’t feel like a giant. I felt very, very small Neil Armstrong

MOON

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Friday 17 – Thursday 30 July Director Duncan Jones Cast Sam Rockwell, Kevin Spacey as the voice of “Gerty”

70mm print

2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY Sunday 12 (4.00) & Tuesday 14 July (8.00) Director Stanley Kubrick Cast Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood

USA 2009, 1h37m

USA 1968, 2h21m

A thoughtful character study wrapped in a hi-tech sci-fi flic, Moon stars Sam Rockwell as the sole operator of a lunar mining base, living with only a computer robot (voiced by Kevin Spacey) to keep him company. Three years living on the surface of the Moon, far from the touch of his wife and young daughter, has taken its toll—he’s starting to hallucinate, touching off a thrilling chain of events that will shake his sense of identity to the core.

Frequently named by many polls as one of the great films of all time, 2001: A Space Odyssey remains an unforgettable physical and intellectual experience.

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Showing as part of the Kubrick Season – see pages 19 - 20 for more details.

Mr Cosmo will be opening the pod bay doors during this performance thanks to New Media Scotland.

IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOON

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Saturday 25 (4.15) & Sunday 26 July (5.15) Director David Sington Documentary, UK 2006, 1h40m

Between 1968 and 1972, nine American spacecraft voyaged to the Moon, and 12 men walked upon its surface. They remain the only human beings to have stood on another world. In the Shadow of the Moon brings together for the first time surviving crew from every single Apollo mission which flew to the Moon, and allows them to tell their story in their own words.

70mm print

THE RIGHT STUFF

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Sunday 2 August (3.45) Director Philip Kaufman Cast Sam Shepard, Scott Glenn, Ed Harris, Dennis Quaid USA 1983, 3h13m

Kaufman’s magnificent epic is the modern equivalent of the Western - laconic heroes venturing skyward, leaving the tired arguments of politicians behind. Beginning with legendary test pilot Chuck Yeager’s attempts to break the sound barrier, the film follows the progress of the seven astronauts chosen for America’s first space programme.

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SHIRIN

PG

KISSES

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Thursday 23 – Sat 25 July

Monday 3 – Thursday 6 August

Director Abbas Kiarostami Cast Golshifteh Farahani, Mahnaz Afshar

Director Lance Daly Cast Kelly O’Neill, Shane Curry, Paul Roe

Iran 2008, 1h31m, subtitles

Ireland 2008, 1h15m

Shirin is the heroine of a 12th-century Persian poem, a princess courted by two men. And Shirin is a film-withinthis-film which we hear but do not see; as dramatic dialogue, epic music and echoing sound-effects chart the princess’s fate, we see in a cinema, separately in a flowing montage of close-ups, around 100 women responding to the fiction we’re listening to. bfi

Kisses is the captivating story of two children on the run from their drab lives outside of Dublin. Dylan has had enough of his father’s abuse. After an altercation, he runs away to the city with his neighbour Kylie, a tough-but-sweet girl who clearly has a bit of a crush on Dylan. As the pair get closer to the city the blackand-white of their lives turn into beautiful colour.

Writer and director Lance Daly’s fairytale is a story about youth, poverty, fear and Bob Dylan.

A feast for the bedazzled eye Variety

Preceded by short film Night School by director Ben Soper (10 minutes)

AM I BLACK ENOUGH FOR YOU

12A

Monday 10 – Wednesday 12 August Director Göran Hugo Olsson Documentary, USA 2008, 1h30m

This fascinating documentary tells the story of 70s Philly soul music artist Billy Paul, the city of Philadelphia and the lifelong companionship between Billy and his wife Blanche. Billy Paul, now in his early seventies is best known for the silky-smooth ballad of infidelity Me & Mrs Jones. Yet the film is so much more than a music documentary as it looks into what makes Paul tick. GFF09 12A: Contains infrequent strong language, sexualised nudity and drug references

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SOUL POWER

12A

35 SHOTS OF RUM

12A

Friday 24 – Thursday 30 July

Friday 31 July – Thursday 6 August

Director Jeffrey Levy-Hinte Cast Muhammad Ali, James Brown, Don King, BB King

Director Claire Denis Cast Ingrid Caven, Julieth Mars Toussaint, Jean-Christophe Folly, Adele Ado

USA 2008, 1h32m

France 2008, 1h39m, subtitles

While editing the 1996 Rumble in the Jungle documentary, When We Were Kings, director Jeffrey Levy-Hinte became fascinated with the three-day concert that preceded the 1974 Ali-Foreman bout in Zaire. From a wealth of footage, he’s assembled one of the most energetic music docs in years, featuring not only great performances from the likes of James Brown and Miriam Makeba, but also Celia Cruz and the Fania All-Stars entertaining passengers on the long flight to Kinshasa; Spinners lead singer Philippé Wynne duking it out with the Greatest; and Sister Sledge, barely out of their teens, grooving backstage.

Known for her sensual and contemplative body of work, which includes Beau Travail and Vendredi Soir, Claire Denis here crafts a tender, subtle family drama about the close connection between a Parisian widower, his university student daughter, and the friends, neighbours and romantic interests that circle them. With a wordless interdependence and easy rhythm within the small family unit, the film explores a kind of rite of passage as father and daughter must face up to the fact it’s time for her to live her own life. Eloquent performances from a fine ensemble cast, including Denis regulars Alex Descas and Grégoire Colin, anchor this delicate celebration of love.

The film is a rollicking documentary... The sound quality is remarkable, the energy infectious and the music outstanding The Observer www.soulpowerfilm.co.uk The screening on Wednesday 29 July (6.15) will be introduced by Dr David Archibald, journalist and lecturer at The University of Glasgow.

One of the finest pieces of ensemble acting I have seen in a long time The Times 12A: Contains infrequent strong language and moderate horror

12A: Contains one use of strong language

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COCO BEFORE CHANEL Coco avant Chanel

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Friday 31 July – Thursday 20 August Director Anne Fontaine Cast Audrey Tautou, Benoit Poelvoorde, Alessandro Nivola France 2009, 1h50m, subtitles

Born poor in 1883 in rural France, Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel overcame her lack of breeding via a keen eye, forthright manner and revolutionary approach to women’s tailoring that, incredibly, transformed a gruff peasant girl into the embodiment of chic. The iconic innovator lived to be 87 but this film wisely concentrates on the stretch of time specified in the title, as Chanel struggles to get by, absorbs visual inspiration from her surroundings (the nuns’ habits, military buttons, a fisherman’s knit shirt, etc.) and unabashedly uses men to get closer to Paris.

Bearing a striking resemblance to the real woman, Audrey Tautou communicates Chanel’s emancipated, fearless approach to life and her steely resolve while letting subtle layers of hurt, humiliation and grief show through her pride.

The film is a lavishly beautiful and convincing portrait of the designer’s journey from her humble beginnings as a provincial seamstress to the halls of Parisian haute couture.

Tautou’s performance is one of her finest to date, revealing her character’s headstrong personality through smart delivery and a permanent but attractive pout Variety The screening on Wednesday 12 August (6.00) will be introduced by Dr David Archibald, journalist and lecturer at The University of Glasgow.

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Preview Mesrine: Killer Instinct and Mesrine: Public Enemy No. 1 Be the first to see both films at a special preview on Sunday 2 August (5.15) £ Double bill price £10/£8

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MESRINE: PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1 15 Mesrine - L'ennemi public NO. 1

Preview Sunday 2 August (5.15) Friday 7 – Thursday 20 August

Preview Sunday 2 August (7.45) Friday 28 August – Thursday 10 September

Director Jean-Francois Richet Cast Vincent Cassel, Cécile De France, Gérard Depardieu

Director Jean-Francois Richet Cast Vincent Cassel, Ludivine Sagnier, Mathieu Amalric, Samuel Le Bihan,

France 2008, 1h53m, subtitles

France 2008, 2h13m, subtitles

Mesrine (Vincent Cassel) returns home from the army and embarks upon a life of violent crime. Expertly handled by director Jean-François Richet, this is the first half of a double bill of epic proportions, executed with an explosive flair and a brutal realism that Hollywood can only dream of. Gérard Depardieu excels as grotesque mob boss Guido, but it’s the dangerous, unpredictable charisma that Cassel brings to the central role that mesmerises.

EIFF 2009

Part two of the César-winning modern gangster classic.

As Mesrine continues to evade and frustrate the law, he becomes increasingly burdened by his own bloated celebrity, and begins to question his thrilling but lonely existence. In a continuation of his Raging Bull-style metamorphosis, Cassel concludes the world class performance that propels Richet’s ultra-stylish films into the same league as benchmark gangster classics such as Once Upon a Time in America and The Godfather 1 and 2. EIFF 2009

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INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS

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Friday 31 July – Thursday 20 August Director Quentin Tarantino Cast Brad Pitt, Diane Kruger, Mélanie Laurent, Christoph Waltz, Daniel Brühl, Eli Roth, Michael Fassbender USA 2009, 2h34m , subtitles

Once upon a time in Nazi occupied France...

One of GFT’s favourite directors (and he loves us too!) returns to form with his Second World War fantasy inspired by Enzo Castellari’s 1978 film, Inglorious Bastards.

In the first year of the German occupation of France, Shosanna Dreyfus (Melanie Laurent) Watch Bond blow up buildings witnesses the execution of her family at the hand of Nazi Colonel Hans Landa (Christoph and woo the ladies in these Waltz). Shosanna narrowly escapes and flees to Paris where she forges a new identity as the owner restored and remastered digital and operator of a cinema. prints. This mini-season of films celebrates the centenary of Aldo Raine (Brad Pitt) organizes a group of Jewish-American Elsewhere in Europe, Lieutenant Albert R. the man who acts of retribution. Later known to their enemy as “The soldiers toBroccoli, perform swift, shocking brought ”Bond to the bigjoins screen.

Basterds, Raine’s squad German actress and undercover agent Bridget Von Hammersmark (Diane Kruger) on a mission to take down the leaders of the Third Reich. Fates converge in a Ticket offer – see all four films cinema, where Shosanna is poised to carry out a revenge plan of her own.... for £20/£16 I was at the first screening in Cannes. It was a fight to get in and was it worth it? Yes, great cast, great dialogue and memorable set pieces can’t wait to see it again Allison Gardner, GFT

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BROKEN EMBRACES Los abrazos rotos

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From Friday 28 August Director Pedro Almodovar Cast Cast Penélope Cruz, Jose Luis Gomez, Lluis Homar Spain 2009, 2h8m, subtitles

Pedro Almodóvar reunites with Penélope Cruz for a sensuous film-within-a-film that is a moviegoer’s delight. A lavish, noirish melodrama sparkling with Almodovar’s trademark humour, Broken Embraces is devilishly clever and shrewdly cast with a stable of Almodovar regulars.

Penélope Cruz stars as an actress struggling to escape the suffocating constraints of the aging millionaire lover who has bankrolled her career. The film is awash with references to the noir genre, Italian neo-realism and even to Almodovar’s own quirky oeuvre. Stylistic nods to films including Nicholas Ray’s In a Lonely Place and Vincente Minnelli’s The Bad and the Beautiful form part of Almodovar’s valentine to cinema.

Almodóvar has always managed to combine elegance and exuberance, and his latest movie is no exception: a richly enjoyable piece of work, slick and sleek, with a sensuous feel for the cinematic surfaces of things and, as ever, self-reflexively infatuated with the business of cinema itself.

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Director’s Focus: Kubrick Stanley Kubrick is probably a unique case in the history of cinema.

He is the heir to no one and, unlike his contemporaries Bergman, Antonioni or Godard, has no direct inheritor. Entirely selftaught, he was first, at the age of 17, a professional and brilliant photographer, working for Look for five years. He also earned his living by playing chess in Washington Square and played drums in a jazz band. These three activities are early demonstrations of his visual talent, rigorous mind and sense of rhythm.

DR STRANGELOVE PG

Always supported by the audience, he puzzled the critics by refusing to be pigeonholed and avoiding a recognisable signature. Always controversial, often attacked, he moved from genre to genre as if wanting to reach an unattainable perfection that no one could rival. The son of a doctor from the Bronx, he tried in his films to diagnose the human predicament without sentimentality, and to study civilisation and its discontents. In that sense he was, besides being a great showman, a philosophical director, weaving cautionary tales that were painstakingly documented before entering the world of imagination and fantasy. bfi Southbank

Dr Strangelove definitively established Kubrick as a key artist of his time. A nightmare comedy about nuclear holocaust, it exemplifies the director’s sense of contrasting sets (the Burpleston base, B-52 bomber and the War Room, wonderfully designed

by Ken Adam). The bravura performance of Peter Sellers in three different roles matches Kubrick’s audacity and sombre expressionism.

Limited edition Kubrick season Mr Cosmo screenprints by Erin McGrath are available to buy from GFT box office. See above left.

Saturday 4 (4.30), Sunday 5 (2.00) & Tuesday 7 July (9.00) Director Stanley Kubrick Cast Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, Sterling Hayden USA 1964, 1h34m

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SPARTACUS

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Sunday 28 (3.30) & Tuesday 30 June (12.45 & 7.15) Director Stanley Kubrick Cast Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis, Lawrence Olivier USA 1960, 3h16m

Despite being the only film on which he did not have complete control, Kubrick took advantage of a superb cast to craft one of the finest Roman epics ever made. Kirk Douglas stars as the mythical slave turned general who reluctantly led a revolution against the oppressive Roman state, it explores one of Kubrick’s obsessions: the plan of action that goes wrong.

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2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY

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Sunday 12 (4.00) & Tuesday 14 July (8.00) Director Stanley Kubrick Cast Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood USA 1968, 2h30m

A landmark in science fiction film, 2001 is still unique in capturing the feeling of being in outer space, due to its extraordinary realism. But equally impressive is the poetic fantasy, shrouded in mystery, from the Dawn of Man episode to the black monolith, from the Star Gate sequence to the 18th century room.

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Sunday 19 (3.45) & Tuesday 21 July (8.15) Director Stanley Kubrick Cast Malcolm McDowell, Patrick Magee, Michael Bates USA 1971, 2h16m

Quickly shot and set in a near future, this is probably the Kubrick film most in tune with the spirit of its time. The settings, costumes, art works and music suggest a nightmarish vision of a swinging London turned ultra-violent. Adapted from Anthony Burgess’ novel, it is a vindication of free will – an anarchistic and scathing attack on the state’s politics – and offers an extraordinary performance by Malcolm McDowell.

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Sunday 26 (6.30) & Tuesday 28 July (6.00) Director Stanley Kubrick Cast Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd USA 1980, 2h23m

With gothic novelist Diane Johnson, Kubrick freely adapted Stephen King’s book into his personal vision.

While keeping the horror film elements, he transformed it into a case study of claustrophobia, madness, Oedipal relationship and artistic block. The largerthan-life performance of Jack Nicholson and the huge studio-built Overlook Hotel as a luminous décor for a ghost story make it an unforgettable experience.

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BARRY LYNDON

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Wednesday 29 (7.15), Thursday 30 (2.30) & Friday 31 July (5.10) Director Stanley Kubrick Cast Ryan O’Neal, Marisa Berenson, Patrick Magee, Hardy Krüger UK 1975, 3h7m

This supremely elegant version of Thackeray’s novel chronicles the progress of Barry Lyndon as he makes his way through the battlefields and boudoirs of 18th-century Europe. Boasting stunning cinematography, wonderfully droll narration, perfectly pitched performances and a judiciously assembled musical soundtrack, the film combines cruel irony, dry wit, and a proper sense of moral outrage at the injustices of the world.

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THE YES MEN FIX THE WORLD CTBC

Monday 17 – Wednesday 19 August

Friday 21 – Sunday 23 August

Director Christine Jeffs Cast Amy Adams, Emily Blunt

Directors Andy Bichlbaum, Mike Bonanno, Kurt Engfehr

USA 2009, 1h42m

The new film from the producers of Little Miss Sunshine is another family centred and darkly toned comedy with a mid-western setting.

Surprisingly moving, this subtle black comedy deals with cleaning up the mess that life dishes out. Megan Holley’s script weaves together a complex tale about survival, demons and family.

Documentary, France/USA 2009, 1h30m

This screwball true story follows a couple of gonzo political activists as they infiltrate the world of big business and pull off outrageous pranks that highlight the ways that corporate greed is destroying the planet.

Along the way the duo discover the culprits behind the cult of greed, and in a wildly uplifting ending, they find a way for everyone to defeat the cult and save civilization from its own worst excesses.

It shines with raw wit and originality Newsweek

KATYN

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Monday 24 - Thursday 27 August Director Andrzej Wajda Cast Artur Zmijewski, Maja Ostaszewska Poland 2007, 1h58m, subtitles

Andrzej Wajda vividly and movingly tells the story of one of the last major crimes of World War II to be acknowledged. This was the mass execution of 15,000 to 20,000 Polish officers by Joseph Stalin’s secret police in the spring of 1940. It is a film about the continuing struggle over history and memory, and an uncompromising exploration of the Russian cover up of the massacre that prevented the Polish people from commemorating those that had been killed.

The screening on Wednesday 26 August (6.00) will be introduced by Dr David Archibald, journalist and lecturer at The University of Glasgow.

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Monday 31 August – Wednesday 2 September Director Andreas Dresen Cast Ursula Werner, Horst Rehberg, Horst Westphal, Steffi Kühnert Germany 2008, 1h38m, subtitles

This intense movie from director Andreas Dresen tells the story of a love triangle involving a woman in her 60s and two men in their 70s. Cloud 9 is an ageless tale of passion.

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Sunday 30 August – Tuesday 1 September Director Joji Fukunaga Cast Anders Berthelsen, Rebecka Hemse, Nikolai Lie Kaas, Charlotte Fich USA/Mexico 2008, 1h36m, subtitles

Bursting onto the screen in an explosion of blazing colours and sweeping vistas, with a rich cast of fascinating characters, Cary Joji Fukunaga’s stunning debut feature is a glorious assault on the senses. Honduran teenager Sayra is forced into a frantic race for her life after she meets El Casper, a dangerous gang member on the run. Part fascinating road movie, part brutal gangster study, this deeply absorbing feature has at its heart a tender, tragic love story. EIFF 2009

JUST ANOTHER LOVE STORY KAERLIGHED PA FILM

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Friday 21 – Thursday 27 August Director Ole Bornedal Cast Artur Zmijewski, Maja Ostaszewska Denmark 2007, 1h40m, subtitles

Just Another Love Story is about Jonas, a likeable family man with a wife and two kids. Jonas’ life takes an unexpected twist when he inadvertently causes Julia to crash her car. The next day, Julia wakes up in a hospital with amnesia and Jonas comes to visit. In a grotesque mix-up, Julia and her family mistake Jonas for her exotic new boyfriend Sebastian, whose return from abroad they had all been expecting. Jonas assumes the other’s identity, and a boundless world opens up to him. But one day, truth comes knocking at the door.

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Cine Cuba: 50 Years of Revolution on Film Following the revolution in 1959, Cuban cinema emerged as a unique phenomenon, with directors creating films which reflected their revolutionary ideals and innovative ideas.

Combining work from the Havana archives, outstanding new works and films celebrating Cuba’s musical heritage, Cine Cuba seeks out the heart of Cuban cinema.

Thanks to Ann Cross, ICAIC, Barbican Cinema, Cuban Solidarity Campaign and Hollick Trust. £

See all five programmes for £20/£15

www.cuba-solidarity.org

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PERSONAL BELONGINGS Objetos personales

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Sunday 2 August (1.00) Director Alejandro Brugués Cast Caleb Casas, Heidi García Cuba 2006, 1h35m, subtitles

The plot centers on Ernesto, a young man desperate to leave Cuba, but not so much that he’s willing to board a raft. Instead, he visits various foreign embassies, using fictitious stories to persuade officials to grant him a visa. In the meantime, he falls in love with a medical student who watched her entire family flee on a makeshift boat, but who refuses to attempt the same journey.

cINE CUBA Strawberry and Chocolate will be followed by Up to a Certain Point. £ Double bill price £10/£8

STRAWBERRY AND CHOCOLATE Fresa y chocolate

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Sunday 16 August (3.00) Director Tomás Gutiérrez Alea Cast Oscar Alvarez, Mirta Ibarra Amalric, Samuel Le Bihan,

Directors Tomás Gutiérrez Alea, Juan Carlos Tabío Cast Jorge Perugorría, Vladimir Cruz

Cuba 1983, 1h28m, subtitles

Cuba 1994, 1h50m, subtitles

Winner of a Silver Bear at the Berlin Film Festival and the first Cuban film to feature an openly gay character, Strawberry and Chocolate is a delightfully provocative and heart-warming story about naïve but committed communist David at Havana University, who after breaking up with his girlfriend runs into cultured gay artist Diego.

Sexual politics is the theme of Gutiérrez Alea’s introspective comedy. While researching a documentary on Cuban machismo, Oscar, a married, middle-aged Cuban filmmaker, meets Lina, an independent young dockworker.

Their ensuing romance recalls Memories of Underdevelopment in that it wittily dissects what it means to be liberated and the nature of the bourgeois intellectual.

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Sunday 9 August (4.45) Director Pavel Giroud Cuba 2007, 1h22m, subtitles

Following the success of his first feature La Edad de la Peseta Pavel Giroud returns with this noirish tale of difficult transitions. It’s 60s Cuba and an ageing gangster, now a relic of the Batista years, tries to devise a dignified way of bowing out of the game in a new society that opposes everything he stands for.

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DIARY OF MAURICIO N/C 12+ Páginas del diario de Mauricio

THE AWKWARD AGE La edad de la peseta

Sunday 23 August (5.45)

Sunday 30 August (4.15)

Director Manuel Pérez Cast Rolando Brito, Blanca Rosa Blanco, Larisa Vega Alamar

Director Pavel Giroud Cast Mercedes Sampietro, Ivan Carreira, Susana Tejera Le Bihan,

Cuba 2006, 2h15m, subtitles

Cuba/Spain 2006, 1h30m, subtitles

Mauricio finds it difficult to understand and find peace with the last six years of his life as he turns sixty and Cuba enters the 21st century. He has experienced not only personal hardships, such as the unexpected death of his wife, but dramatic social change during the Special Period in Cuba as well.

Mauricio opens the window into what has made him the man he is today and life in modern Cuba.

Referring to the not-so-logical years leading up to adolescence, Pavel Giroud’s The Awkward Age is a visually vivid and sharply sardonic rites-of-passage memoir set against the dawning of Fidel Castro’s Cuba. The year is 1958 and 10-year-old Samuel (a perfectly cast Carreira) and his divorced mother, Alicia (Tejera) have arrived at the Havana home of his grandmother (a terrific Mercedes Sampietro), a feisty portrait photographer.

N/C 12+

COMING SOON...

NT Live: All’s Well That Ends Well Thursday 1 October (6.45) Now available for booking - £10/£9 CineCard

After the sellout Phèdre, the second National Theatre production to be transmitted to our screen will be Shakespeare’s All’s Well That Ends Well starring Clare Higgins, Oliver Ford Davis, Conleth Hill, George Rainsford and Michelle Terry.

NT Live is an exciting new initiative to broadcast live performances of National Theatre plays onto cinema screens worldwide.  Evening Standard, Daily Express, Daily Telegraph,

Guardian, Metro, Sunday Express, The Times

It is so richly conceived, such a pleasure in every detail that I’d love to see it all over again. The Observer Visit www.ntlive.com for more details.

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ANYTHING FOR HER POUR ELLE 15 Saturday 11 (2.30) & Sunday 12 July (7.45) Director Fred Cavayé Cast Vincent Lindon, Diane Kruger, Olivier Marchal France 2008, 1h36m, subtitles

In this superb and utterly gripping thriller, a high school teacher, with no legal means left to him devises a daring plan to rescue his wrongfully imprisoned wife from jail.

FIREFLIES IN THE GARDEN

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LOOKING FOR ERIC

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Tuesday 7 (12.45) & Wednesday 8 July (8.30)

Friday 24 (3.30/6.00) & Saturday 25 July (2.00/8.30)

Director Dennis Lee Cast Willem Dafoe, Emily Watson, Julia Roberts

Director Ken Loach Cast Steve Evets, Eric Cantona, Stephanie Bishop

USA 2008, 1h40m

In this haunting drama, an already troubled family is further torn apart by a tragic accident.

Beleaguered matriarch Lisa’s sudden death brings her entire clan together and triggers a series of flashbacks that reveal how the seeds of today’s discontent were planted years earlier.

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UK 2009, 1h56m

Ken Loach’s delicious comedy is a great story about Eric a football fanatic postman who receives some life coaching from the famously philosophical Eric Cantona.

FRENCH FILM

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Tuesday 14 (12.45) & Wednesday 15 July (6.45)

Sunday 16 – Tuesday 18 August Director Lars von Trier Cast Willem Dafoe, Charlotte Gainsbourg

Director Jackie Oudney Cast Hugh Bonneville, Eric Cantona, Douglas Henshall

Denmark 2009, 1h44m

With Antichrist, Lars von Trier is in no danger of jeopardizing his reign as the most controversial major director working today.

Charlotte Gainsbourg and Willem Dafoe are the grieving couple who retreat to their cabin ‘Eden’ in the woods, hoping to repair their broken hearts and troubled marriage. But nature takes its course and things go from bad to worse…

UK 2008, 1h27m

French Film is a smart romantic comedy comparing British and French attitudes to love. As Jed prepares to interview French cineaste and self-appointed expert on the nature of love Thierry Grimandi, he finds his own relationship with Cheryl starts to fall apart and he is forced to re-evaluate the illusive subject.

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THE 400 BLOWS Les Quatre cents coups PG Wednesday 1 – Friday 3 July

La Nouvelle Vague The greatest criminal enterprise in cinema history… The New Wave was a crime: that was its beauty. It was an outrage against law, order and aesthetic decency.

Nigel Andrews, Financial Times.

The French New Wave or La nouvelle vague was a term coined by critics to refer to work by innovative filmmakers in France whose heyday was between 1958 and 1964. These new directors, who included François Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard, responded to their experiences of France’s upheaval following the devastation of WWII by creating works of art in deliberate reaction to the old-fashioned, ‘quality’ cinéma de papa (‘Dad’s cinema’). With some of the country’s greatest directors such as Jean Renoir (who represented the old guard of French auteur cinema) in a state of exile due to WWII, there emerged the possibility of a ‘new wave’ of directors to make their presence provocatively known on the French film scene.

This season celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the Nouvelle Vague. The event is designed to provide an opportunity to see the key films of the movement alongside those that inspired, or were inspired by, them.

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Director François Truffaut Cast Jean-Pierre Léaud France 1959. 1h39m, subtitles

Truffaut’s semiautobiographical first feature stars Jean-Pierre Léaud as Antoine Doinel, an unruly young Parisian whose unhappiness leads him into trouble. Frequently running away from school and home, Antoine spends much of his time playing with his friends on the streets of the city; but events take a more serious turn when an accusation of plagiarism leads him to quit school and the theft of a typewriter lands him in trouble with the police.

Nouvelle vague

FRANÇOIS TRUFFAUT, UNE AUTOBIOGRAPHIE N/C 12+

HIROSHIMA MON AMOUR

Monday 6 July (6.30) Director Anne Andreu

Director Alain Resnais Cast Anders Emmanuelle Riva, Eiji Okada

France 2004, 1h18m, subtitles

France/Japan 1959, 1h30m, subtitles

François Truffaut kept everything. He wanted to preserve his tracks. Filmmaker Anne Andreu follows the trail in order to explore the director’s favourite themes as they appear in film after film. Taking full account of his legacy, Andreu uncovers a hidden yet highly present relationship that connects Truffaut to today’s audiences.

This screening will be introduced by author Ewan Morrison. £

All tickets £3.50

Thanks to Jerome Richalot of Alliance Française de Glasgow

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Wednesday 8 July (6.15)

Alain Resnais’ enigmatic first feature film was a watershed in contemporary cinema that was praised by his contemporaries as the first truly modern film: a film free of cinematic references.

It centres round a nameless French actress the narrator who is having an affair with a Japanese man during her visit to Hiroshima to appear in a film about peace. Through the use of a loose narrative structure, “flashbacks”, and the woman’s candid confessions, the film reveals itself as a meditation on memory and oblivion, love and catastrophe. It remains one of the most influential films in the history of the medium particularly because of the way in which it deliberately eschewed the conventions of linear construction.

BLACK ORPHEUS

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Monday 13 July (6.30) Director Marcel Camus Cast Marpessa Dawn, Breno Mello France/Italy/Brazil 1959, 1h47m, subtitles

Winner of the Palme d’or at Cannes and recipient of an Oscar for Best Foreign Film, Black Orpheus is a reminder that the Nouvelle Vague at the beginning was a truly wide-ranging movement. At carnival time in Rio, Orpheus, a musician, meets and fall in love with Eurydice. As in the Greek myth, this is a story that cannot end well for the lovers. Truly spectacular. bfi BUY TICKETS ONLINE WWW.GFT.ORG.UK

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BREATHLESS A bout de Souffle

PARIS NOUS APPARTIENT PG

Tuesday 14 (6.45) & Wednesday 15 July (8.45) Director Jean-Luc Godard Cast Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jean Seberg France 1960, 1h30m, subtitles

‘Après tout, je suis con.’ So states petty thief Michel at the start of Godard’s film in which a dash of flair and subversive Gallic insouciance are added to the language of American B-movies. Belmondo plays the thief on the run, Seberg his New York Herald Tribune-selling lover. An iconic example of the nouvelle vague that is still sharp and exciting cinema.

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Monday 20 July (6.00) Director Jacques Rivette Cast Betty Schneider, Giani Esposito, Françoise Prevost, François Maistre France 1961, 2h21m, subtitles

Anne, a student, is sucked into a mystery involving an American political refugee (a victim of McCarthyism), a self-destructive femme fatale and a Spanish activist. Rivette’s disquieting film, suffused with sexual and political tension, is as much about its setting - a long-vanished Paris full of fleabag hotels and corduroy-clad intellectuals - as about its gripping story.

12A: Contains frequent suicide references

Nouvelle vague

CHRONICLE OF A SUMMER Chronique d’un été

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Wednesday 22 July (6.15)

Monday 27 – Wednesday 29 July

Directors Jean Rouch, Edgar Morin

Director Jean-Luc Godard Cast Jean-Paul Belmondo, Anna Karina, Dirk Sanders, Samuel Fuller

France 1961, 1h25m, subtitles

Chronicle of a Summer is a documentary film made during the summer of 1960 by sociologist Edgar Morin and anthropologist and filmmaker Jean Rouch. The film begins with a discussion between Rouch and Morin on whether or not it is possible to act sincerely in front of a camera. A cast of real life individuals are then introduced and are led by the filmmakers to discuss topics on the themes of French society and happiness in the working class.

Filmed in Paris and Saint-Tropez, the film is a structurally innovative example of cinéma vérité.

France/Italy 1965, 1h49m, subtitles

In this ostensible follow up to Breathless, Belmondo plays the bored husband who runs away from Paris to the South of France with an unpredictable but beguiling young babysitter (Anna Karina) after a corpse is found in her flat.

Following an idyllic time at the seaside they hit the road once more and get by on theft, but no matter how far they flee, they cannot escape their fate.

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Tribute to Joseph Losey To mark the centenary of the birth of the American theatre and film director Joseph Losey ( January 14, 1909 – June 22, 1984), we are screening his three collaborations with English dramatist and screenwriter Harold Pinter, plus Marek Losey ( Joseph Losey’s grandson’s) The Hide.

Each of the films explores class and the British character: The Servant (1963), Accident (1967) and The Go-Between (1970). All three were highly acclaimed and were nominated for prestigious awards. The Go-Between won the Golden Palm Award at the 1971 Cannes Film Festival. Pinter also wrote an adaptation of Proust for Losey, but the finances were never found to make the film.

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THE SERVANT

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Sunday 26 (2.45) & Monday 27 July (8.30) Director Joseph Losey Cast Dirk Bogarde, James Fox, Wendy Craig, Sarah Miles UK 1963, 1h45m

John Dankworth wrote the score - and the song ‘All Gone’, performed by his wife Cleo Laine - for Losey’s astute study of class conflict.

Taken on as manservant at the upmarket London home of foppish aristocrat Tony (Fox), Barrett (Bogarde) soon exercises a cunning that will undermine his master’s assumptions about who’s the boss. The precision of Harold Pinter’s adaptation of Robin Maugham’s novel is matched by Losey’s eloquent direction.

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ACCIDENT

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THE GO-BETWEEN

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Sunday 2 – Tuesday 4 August

Sunday 9 – Tuesday 11 August

Director Joseph Losey Cast Dirk Bogarde, Stanley Baker, Michael York

Director Joseph Losey Cast Julie Christie, Alan Bates

UK 1967, 1h45m

UK 1970, 1h46m

Dirk Bogarde and Stanley Baker play contrasted dons, close friends and deadly rivals whose relationship is brought to a critical point by an enigmatic Austrian princess, a doomed British aristocrat and an off-screen accident.

Meticulously acted and directed Philip French

An innocent boy staying at a grand country house in Edwardian Norfolk is caught up in the socio-sexual tensions in a class-ridden Britain when he becomes the messenger in a clandestine love affair. Winner of the Palme d’Or Cannes 1971.

12A: Contains moderate language and sex references

THE HIDE

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Saturday 15 (3.45) & Sunday 16 August (5.15) Director Marek Losey Cast Alex MacQueen, Phil Campbell UK 2008, 1h22m

On the Suffolk mudflats creaks an isolated bird-hide. Inside is Roy Tunt, a birder who, once he sights the elusive plover, will have twitched the entire British List. From this simple beginning develops a crisp thriller, as Roy’s solitude is shattered by the arrival of a bedraggled stranger. With superlative performances from Alex MacQueen and Phil Campbell, director Marek Losey (grandson of Joseph) ensures his minimal means have maximum impact.

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To contact GFT Learning, please email info@gft.org.uk or telephone 0141 352 8604.

GFT Learning relies on a talent pool of academics, journalists and practitioners to deliver its year-round programme of adult learning and participation activities including specialist programme curation, lectures, panel discussions and evening classes. If you have relevant specialist knowledge and teaching experience which can contribute to creating a dynamic adult learning programme for GFT, we would like to hear from you.

To register an interest, please contact Emily Munro, Head of Learning at education@gft.org. uk briefly outlining your relevant experience. We also welcome proposals for film courses.

Katyn (from CWC Summer Run

Become a part of GFT’s Adult Learning programme

CONTEMPORARY WORLD CINEMA - AUTUMN RUN Wednesday 14 October – Wednesday 16 December

The Contemporary World Cinema course will run again from Wednesday 14 October – Wednesday 16 December.

This course will be led by Dr Jonathan Murray of Edinburgh College of Art. Booking is now open for this course.

The course comprises five films and five seminars. Seminars take place 6.30 – 8.30pm in the GFT Education Room. Films will be in teatime slots but exact times may vary. £

The course costs £70/62

GFT YOUTH GROUP

GFT YOUTH GROUP SEEKS NEW MEMBERS!!

Youth Group planning GYFF09 Photo: Alishia Farnan

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Want to be part of the GFT and Glasgow Youth Film Festival programming teams? GFT Learning wants to hear from film fans who want to join the GFT Youth Group. The group meets weekly for sessions covering all aspects of independent cinema and film festivals, including programming, marketing and development, coming up with new ideas and creative experiences. If you are aged 15-18 and you’d like to get involved, please get in touch with Emily Munro (Head of GFT Learning) on education@gft.org.uk or telephone 0141 352 8604. Places are limited so don’t delay!

BOX OFFICE 0141 332 6535

Glasgow Young Scot or Kidz Card holders and an accompanying adult get in FREE! All other tickets at GFT are £3.50. Each child’s ticket admits one adult free of charge. Take 2 screenings are held at both GFT and Cineworld Parkhead.

Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied. For full film details, please pick up a leaflet in the foyer. Take 2 screenings start promptly at 11.30am. Free tickets are only issued on the day of the screening.

Around the World in 80 Days

AN AMERICAN TAIL U Saturday 4 July 11.30am (1h20m)

WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND U Saturday 11 July 11.30am (1h39m)

HANNAH MONTANA: THE MOVIE U Saturday 18 July 11.30am (1h42m) A C Audio described and captioned at GFT only.

ASTERIX AND THE VIKINGS U Saturday 25 July 11.30am (1h18m)

BOLT PG Saturday 1 August 11.30am (1h 36m) A C Audio described and captioned at GFT only.

PAUL BLART: MALL COP PG Saturday 8 August 11.30am (1h31m) A C Audio described and captioned at GFT only.

GENEVIEVE U Saturday 15 August 11.30am (1h26m)

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS PG Saturday 22 August 11.30am (2h)

CORALINE PG Saturday 29 August 11.30am (1h40m) A C Audio described and captioned at GFT only.

Pick up a Take 2 leaflet or go to www.gft.org.uk for full film details.

ACCESS TAKE 2: AUTISM-FRIENDLY SCREENINGS Access Take 2 is an extra screening of the Take 2 film at GFT, usually on the first Saturday of the month. The Access Take 2 screenings are for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders and their families, and are also suitable for any child with any disability who would enjoy seeing a film in a ‘low sensory environment’. The films have no subtitles, the volume is turned down, the house lights left on low, and children can make noise and move around. GFT encourages families and friends to make it a real family outing. These screenings are not open to others.

AN AMERICAN TAIL U Saturday 4 July 12.30pm (1h20m)

BOLT PG Saturday 1 August 12.30pm (1h36m)

Glasgow Young Scot or Kidz Card holders and an accompanying adult get in FREE! Advance booking recommended - call box office on 0141 332 6535. Take 2 terms and conditions apply. Admission to Access Take 2 screenings is at the discretion of GFT managers.

If you have any queries (not bookings) about Access Take 2 contact GFT Learning on info@gft.org.uk or 0141 352 8604.

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SILVER SCREEN Every Tuesday at 12.45pm GFT programmes films for our more discerning viewers! a All tickets are £3.50 FIREFLIES IN THE GARDEN (15) – see page 26 Tuesday 7 July (12.45)

FRENCH FILM (15) – see page 26 Tuesday 14 July (12.45)

FUGITIVE PIECES (15) – see page 9 Tuesday 21 July (12.45)

PIERROT LE FOU (15) – see page 30 Tuesday 28 July (12.45)

KISSES (15) – see page 13 Tuesday 4 August (12.45)

AM I BLACK ENOUGH FOR YOU (12A) – see Fireflies in the Garden

page 13 Tuesday 11 August (12.45)

SUNSHINE CLEANING (15) – see page 21 Tuesday 18 August (12.45)

KATYN (15) – see page 21 Tuesday 25 August (12.45)

ON THE DAY: THE STORY OF THE SPIRIT OF SCOTLAND PIPE BAND N/C 6+ Friday 14 August (5.30) Director John McDonald Documentary, UK 2008, 1h25m

Piping Live! presents the world première of On The Day: The Story of the Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band. It’s the World Pipe Band Championships 2008 – with 8,000 musicians from 16 countries. This year a new group joins the battle of the bands. Calling themselves The Spirit of Scotland, the world’s top solo players come together for the first time to attempt the impossible: compete against legendary bands. What are their chances after just six days of practice? All that matters is what happens on the day.

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Wednesday 8 July (6.30pm) Free Wednesday 12 August (6.30pm) Free

This group meets on the second Wednesday of each month in the upstairs bar at GFT to discuss both blockbusters and arthouse movies. Led by film writer Eddie Harrison. Come along to chat about recent releases with other film lovers.

GFT REGULARS

FILM DISCUSSION GROUP

THE SKINNY FILM QUIZ Is on holiday! We’ll be back in September.

Next quiz: Tuesday 29 September (8.45) in Café Cosmo

MONORAIL FILM CLUB Is on holiday! We’ll be back in September.

NEW SEAT DEDICATIONS K252 Professor John Caughie - Cinéphiliac From his colleagues at Glasgow University K279 Paul Kavanagh – hairdresser.

Son, brother, uncle, godfather, friend we all miss you.

N341 Elsie Freer C36 D61 D62 D63 E89

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Nanette Forsyth Ann F Mickel John Brown Cameron J Rollo Betty Grable and Carmen Miranda Malcolm J Pender Elizabeth and Ralston Andrew, Bill Andrew ‘...Teacher, Writer, Friend...”

Inksters Solicitors Phil Oliver In Loving Memory of Andrew, Nan and Anne Crawford Armenio Trevisan Willie & Isabel Morrison “Tokyo Olympiad” 1965

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In Memory Of Miriam Gerber, film enthusiast at GFT Vera Livinstone A Film Lover Anne C. Baker née Fabian Robert G Tedford Ronni Richards Stuart Wilson In loving memory of Mary Spence Mathias Ledoux Brian Neville In loving memory of Stewart Maclean, filmgoer at the Cosmo Kenny Macleod For my father, Matthew Harvie National Pop League

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Marguerite and Desmond Morrow Eileen McDade Robert Innes James McCluskey - chic Fay, Peter & Jack Dave Gilmour, Michael James Derek Fletcher Yours Always, C John McDonald Miller Albert Bell Pratt Brian Dolan Brian Stern David Blair John McDonald Miller Iain Wotherspoon Park Film Society Park Film Society

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USEFUL INFORMATION SUMMER OPENING HOURS:

Box Office is open: Saturday from 11am Friday and Sunday from 12noon Monday - Thursday 1/2 hour before the start of the first film Box Office closes 15 mins after start of final film.

Ticket Prices: Unless otherwise stated: Full: £6.50 Concessions: £5 CineCard holders £1 off every ticket a F

all tickets £3.50 free but ticketed events

Concessions apply to Children (under 16), full-time students, over-60s, Jobseekers Allowance or Income Support recipients, and registered disabled people. Please produce proof of eligibility when purchasing or collecting tickets.

CineCard For a single annual payment of £30, receive 4 free tickets and £1 off every screening.

Café Cosmo Café Cosmo is open: Sunday to Friday from noon Saturday from 11am Café Cosmo closes 15 mins after start of final film.

GFT’s licensed bar serves excellent home made soup, sandwiches and snacks until 5pm. Snack platters available when the kitchen closes. Drinks may be taken into the cinema – just ask for a ‘take-in’ container.

Website www.gft.org.uk features further information on the programme and ticket booking along with ‘Extras’ including programme notes, trailers, and footage of GFT events.

Certification Films awaiting BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) certification are marked ‘CTBC’ (check the website or call the box office for up-todate information). Films not being certified by the BBFC are marked N / C and accompanied by an age recommendation i.e. N / C 15 + (suitable for ages 15 and older).

Mailing List

Join at Box Office or visit www.gft.org.uk

Join our mailing list for £6.50 per year and receive this guide delivered to your home.

Saver Tickets

Free E-List

See 5 Films for £28.25 / £21 Tickets valid for 3 months

Receive regular bulletins of films and activities at GFT visit www.gft.org.uk to subscribe.

ADVANCE BOOKING

Events, Conferences & Private Hires

Online: www.gft.org.uk Phone: during Box Office hours call (0141) 332 6535 (at busy times you will be asked to leave a contact number). A £1.50 booking charge is made for each transaction online or by phone.

Gift Vouchers Available from Box Office.

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A unique venue for a large variety of events. Contact the Manager on (0141) 352 8601 / 8603 or email: manager@gft.org.uk.

Seat Dedications For a minimum donation of £350 you can support GFT by sponsoring a seat in Cinema 1.

Contact Marketing on (0141) 352 8613 or email: marketing@gft.org.uk.

Please contact our Manager (0141) 352 8601 / 8603 or email tickets@gft.org.uk with your specific access enquiries.

GFT Accessible Programme GFT offers both Audio Description and Descriptive Subtitling on selected titles and selected screenings in Cinema 1 only. Audio Description A is a service for partially sighted or blind people (AD headphones are available to collect from Box Office when you pick up your tickets prior to the film screening). Descriptive Subtitling C is a service for the hearing-impaired or deaf who rely on subtitling to enable them to follow the film’s dialogue.

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GFT accepts the CEA Card. (www.ceacard.co.uk) With the exception of the Balcony Bar and Education Room all public areas of the GFT are fully accessible to people using wheelchairs. Toilet facilities for wheelchair users are available on the ground floor. We have a lift to Cinema 1 for customer use. We can offer an infrared sound facility for the hearing-impaired (please ask at Box Office for a head set). There is disabled badge holders’ parking to the rear of the building in Cambridge Street. If you are a wheelchair user, please inform Box Office when booking. Guide dogs are welcome at GFT.

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Access Information

QUEEN ST STATION

It’s easy to find us. We’re right in the city centre just off Sauchiehall Street.

By Subway: Nearest subway is Cowcaddens. www.spt.co.uk/subway

By Bus: Local bus services stop close to the cinema. www.spt.co.uk

By Train: Glasgow city centre is served by both Central and Queen Street Stations. www.nationalrail.co.uk Car Parking: Closest public parking is the supervised 24 hour multi-storey car park in Cambridge Street. Parking after 6pm costs £1. There is limited on street metered parking.

Glasgow Film Theatre 12 Rose Street, Glasgow G3 6RB Cinema management reserve the right of admission and their decision is final.

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Coraline (PG) Saturday 29 August (11.30)

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Due to circumstances beyond our control, we occasionally are unable to provide these accessible screenings. Please check with Box Office.

GFT’s Getting Greener You may notice that this brochure feels slightly different to previous ones - that’s because we’ve just moved over to 100% recycled from our previous 50% recycled FSC paper stock...

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Summer Specials Go to www.gft.org.uk/s

ummer for special offers

and ticket deals.

We’ve relaunched our Mo vie and a Meal Deal wit h some new restaurants and a range of prices to suit every bud get and we’re offering all sorts of gre at ticket deals throughou t the summer.

Enjoy a trip to the GFT, an oasis of calm and cul ture, just off Sauchiehall street.

GFT encourages responsible drinking