SCREENING FRI 5 TO MON 8 JUN / Stanley Kubrick / UK, USA / 1968 / 2h 29m (+ intermission) / English and Russian with English subtitles
Kubrick's groundbreaking classic, undoubtedly the most influential science-fiction film of the '60s, is a spellbinding masterpiece that can still make you dizzy with wonder.
Contains some mild horror
WE'RE TURNING 1! Kicking off our 1st birthday celebrations in style with Kubrick's sci-fi epic in glorious 70mm, we continue throughout June and July with special events and screenings. See pg 3-4 to find out more!
Erupcja 12A
SCREENING FROM FRI 5 JUN / Pete Ohs / USA 2025 / 1h 11m / English and Polish with English subtitles
Set in Poland, Erupcja follows two women as they complicate their romantic lives. Nel (Lena Góra) lives in Warsaw. When her childhood friend Bethany (Charli xcx) comes to visit with a new boyfriend (Will Madden) - who she expects a marriage proposal from on this tripa volcano erupts.
Contains infrequent strong language
Enzo 15
SCREENING FROM FRI 5 JUN / Laurent Cantet & Robin Campillo / France, Italy, Belgium 2025 / 1h 43m / French and Ukrainian with English subtitles
16-year-old Enzo defies the wishes of his upper-class family in favour of starting an apprenticeship in masonry. His world is shaken when he meets his charismatic Ukrainian co-worker, Vlad. Robin Campillo steps in to complete the final film by Palme d'Or-winning director Laurent Cantet (The Class).
Contains strong language
The Fall of Sir Douglas
Weatherford 15
SCREENING FROM FRI 12 JUN / Seán Dunn / UK 2026 / 1h 36m
Scottish screen legend Peter Mullan gives a standout performance as Kenneth McKay, a grieving tour guide devoted to preserving the legacy of eighteenth-century inventor Sir Douglas Weatherford. His world is turned upside down when his small village of Arberloch is chosen as the filming location for a successful fantasy series.
Edinburgh-based filmmaker Seán Dunn makes his feature debut with this offbeat, darkly funny character study.
Contains very strong language
The screening on Wed 10 Jun at 6pm will feature a Q&A with director Seán Dunn
Boogie Nights 18
SCREENING FROM FRI 12 JUN / Paul Thomas Anderson / USA / 1997 / 2h 35m
It's the late '70s, and when adult film director Jack Horner (Burt Reynolds) encounters young nightclub busboy Eddie Adams (Mark Wahlberg), he recognises his 'talent' straight away and soon new porn star 'Dirk Diggler' is on the rise. Stepping into a revolving door of misfits, hangers-on, sex, drugs and disco - Diggler's nonstop party lifestyle soon collides with cold, hard reality.
Experience Paul Thomas Anderson's potent concoction of excess, delusion and wry humour in this new 4K restoration.
Contains strong sex, nudity, sex references, violence, hard drug use and language.
Time and Water PG
SCREENING FROM FRI 12 JUN / Sara Dosa / USA, Iceland / 2026 / 1h 33m / English and Icelandic with English subtitles
Facing the death of his country’s glaciers and the loss of his beloved grandparents, Icelandic writer Andri Snær Magnason turns his archives into a time capsule to hold what is slipping away — family, memory, time, and water. From Academy Award-nominated director Sara Dosa (Fire of Love), Time and Water is a universal reflection on the power of home and what it means to be alive amid profound epochal change.
Contains mild bad language, upsetting scenes
Disclosure Day TBC
SCREENING FROM FRI 12 JUN / Steven Spielberg USA / 2026 / 2h 25m
If you found out we weren't alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you? The truth belongs to seven billion people. We are coming close to Disclosure Day
King of the blockbuster Steven Spielberg returns with a sci-fi thriller contemplating our place in the universe and our relationship with it.
PERFECT PAIRS Book both Disclosure Day and Close Encounters of the Third Kind to receive a discount!
Nino 15
SCREENING FROM FRI 19 JUN / Pauline Loquès France / 2025 / 1h 37m / French with English subtitles
Pauline Loquès’s remarkable debut feature, which premiered at Cannes Critics’ Week, is an ode to the heyday of French New Wave filmmaking. A sudden diagnosis leaves Nino, a young man in his late 20s, facing a major challenge. He explores the streets of Paris in order to reconnect with the world and himself.
Contains strong sex references
Cactus Pears 15
SCREENING FROM FRI 26 JUN / Rohan Kanawade / UK, India / 2025 / 1h 53m / Marathi with English subtitles
Set in rural Maharashtra, Cactus Pears follows Anand, a Mumbai call-centre worker who returns to his ancestral village following his father's death. While navigating the pressures of family expectations and marriage, he reconnects with Balya, a childhood friend facing similar struggles.
Contains strong language, nudity
PLUS SHORT: Two Black Boys in Paradise (dir. Baz Sells, UK, 2025, 9m)
The screening on Fri 26 Jun at 5.45pm will feature a Q&A
Cinema Paradiso 12A
SCREENING ON FRI 26 & SAT 27 JUN / Giuseppe Tornatore / Italy, France / 1988 / 2h 4m / Italian with English subtitles
There was no better way to reopen the doors at Filmhouse than with the much-loved film gem and ode to the beauty of the cinemagoing experience, Giuseppe Tornatore's Cinema Paradiso - so we're bringing it back to celebrate our first birthday!
A timeless tale of a famous director reminiscing on his childhood and his meaningful friendship with his local theatre's projectionist, Cinema Paradiso is the epitome of a love letter to films, the people that make them, and the people and places that show them.
Rather apt, don't you think?
Contains moderate sex references, nudity, threat, injury detail
PART OF OUR BIRTHDAY CELBRATIONS!
See the next page to find out what else is on.
Latin Connections Film Festival 2026
The 2026 edition of the Latin Connections Film Festival explores how territory shapes identity and how new generations negotiate their place within complex social, historical, and cultural landscapes.
This festival is run by CinemaAttic, who have been celebrating Latin American and Iberian cinema in Scotland since 2008.
The Ivy (Hiedra) Fri 5 Jun at 8.15pm (captioned)
The Condor Daughter (La hija cóndor) Sun 7 Jun at 5.45pm (captioned)
The Gentiles (Las gentiles) Mon 8 Jun at 8.15pm
The Dog Thief (El ladrón de perros) Wed 10 Jun at 8.15pm
Filmhouse 1st Birthday
We're turning one! Join us for a celebration of our first year, with classic cinema, the best films of 2025 and 2026, and picks from our staff and members throughout June and July.
All FH Birthday screenings (with the exception of 2001: A Space Odyssey (70mm) and Don't Look Now + discussion) will be priced at £6 for Filmhouse Members, with Perfect Pairs discounts available on full price tickets for non-members when booking two or more films in the same transaction.
All screenings, including regularly programmed films, on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 June will be priced at £6 for Filmhouse Members and £8 for non-members.
Team Birthday Picks
Our team get in on the Filmhouse Birthday action with four of our favourite films shown here from across the last year. Head to our website to read why they are our most-loved!
I Saw the TV Glow 15
SCREENING ON FRI 12, SUN 14 & SUN 28 JULY Jane Schoenbrun / 2024 / USA, UK / 1h 40m English
When a lonely teenager is introduced by a classmate to a late-night TV show - The Pink Opaque - the world within the show begins to feel more real than real life.
Contains disturbing scenes
Perfect Days PG
SCREENING ON SUN 14 & WED 17 JUN / Wim Wenders / 2024 / Japan, Germany / 2h 4m English and Japanese with English subtitles
From acclaimed writer-director Wim Wenders (Paris, Texas - also screening on Tue 14 July!) Perfect Days follows Hirayama, a contemplative middle-aged man who cleans public toilets in Tokyo, as he finds beauty in the everyday.
Contains infrequent mild bad language, sex references
No Other Choice 15
SCREENING ON SAT 27 & SUN 28 JUN / Park Chan-wook / 2025 / South Korea, France / 2h 19m / English and Korean with English subtitles
When Man-su (Lee Byung Hun) is abruptly laid off by the paper company he has worked for many years, he resorts to desperate measures in order to secure a new job.
Contains strong language, violence, injury detail, sex references
Sirât
15
SCREENING ON SUN 28 JUN / Oliver Laxe 2025 / Spain, France / 1h 54m / Spanish with English subtitles
A father and his son arrive at a rave deep in the mountains of southern Morocco. They’re searching for Marina - daughter and sister - who vanished months ago at one of these endless, sleepless parties.
Contains strong language, threat
Top Filmhouse Films
We take a look back at the best-performing and busiest films in our cinema from the last year. Look out for Sentimental Value and Yi Yi (which will return in Screen 1) in July!
Hamnet 12A
SCREENING ON SAT 27 & SUN 28 JUN / Chloé Zhao / 2025 / UK, USA / 2h 5m / English
From Academy Award-winner Chloé Zhao (Nomadland), Hamnet is the poignant and powerful tale of love and loss that inspired William Shakespeare to write his classic tragedy, Hamlet.
Contains distressing scenes, brief moderate sex
Marty Supreme
15
SCREENING FROM SUN 28 JUN / Josh Safdie 2025 / 2h 30m / USA, Finland / English
Timothée Chalamet is Marty Mauser, a young hustler from the Lower East Side of New York who dreams of becoming the world's greatest table tennis player.
SCREENING FROM TUE 30 JUN / Guillermo del Toro / 2025 / Mexico, USA, Canada / 2h 29m / English, Danish and French with English subtitles
Jacob Elordi, Oscar Isaac, Mia Goth and Christoph Waltz shine in Guillermo del Toro’s imaginative and elemental retelling of Mary Shelley’s groundbreaking novel.
Contains strong violence, injury detail
And We're Not Afraid To Use It - Members Edition!
You voted, we listened. Our WGACAWNATUI programme is made up of films that were simply made to be shown in Screen One, chosen by our Members in an exclusive poll!
Followed by Singin' in the Rain and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon in July, both available to book now.
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie 15
SCREENING ON FRI 19 JUN / Luis Buñuel France / 1972 / 1h 41m / French and Spanish with English subtitles
One of Luis Buñuel's greatest and funniest films, a scathing and surrealistic political comedy masterpiece about a wealthy group of friends repeatedly prevented from beginning their elaborate dinner by increasingly strange events.
Contains moderate violence, gore and soft drug use
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
PG
SCREENING ON MON 22 JUN / Jacques Demy France, Germany / 1964 / 1h 33m / French with English subtitles
One of the most revered and unorthodox movie musicals of all time, Jacques Demy's 1964 favourite stars Catherine Deneuve in her breakout role. She plays an umbrella-shop owner’s delicate daughter, glowing with first love for a handsome garage mechanic, played by Nino Castelnuovo.
Contains infrequent mild bad language, sex references.
The English Patient 15
SCREENING ON SAT 27 JUN / Anthony Minghella UK, USA / 1996 / 2h 42m / English, German, Italian and Arabic with English subtitles
During World War Two a badly-burned pilot, known only as 'the English patient' (Ralph Fiennes), is cared for in a Canadian military medical unit by nurse Hana (Juliette Binoche).
Contains strong language, violence and moderate sex
Blade Runner: The Final Cut 15
SCREENING ON SAT 27 JUN / Ridley Scott USA / 1982 / 1h 57m / English
The year is 2019, and LA is playing host to a group of synthetic humans called replicants. They are hunted by Blade Runners, and Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) has the task of 'retiring' them.
Contains strong violence
Lawrence of Arabia PG
SCREENING ON SUN 28 JUN / David Lean / UK 1962 / 3h 48m (+ 15m intermission) / English, Arabic, Portuguese and Turkish with English subtitles
During the First World War, a British officer succeeds in uniting the Arab tribes and goes to war against the occupying Turkish army.
Contains mild violence
The Third Man PG
SCREENING ON SUN 28 JUN / Carol Reed UK / 1949 / 1h 45m / English, Russian and German with English subtitles
Summoned to occupied post-war Vienna by his old friend Harry Lime (Orson Welles), brash American pulp writer Holly Martins (Joseph Cotten) arrives to find his old chum being widely mourned. In this quartered, ruined, double-talking city, however, take nothing at face value...
Contains mild threat
Mulholland Drive 15
SCREENING ON WED 1 & THU 2 JUL / David Lynch / France, USA / 2001 / 2h 27m / English and Spanish with English subtitles
David Lynch's moody, menacing and bizarrely humorous masterpiece. Betty (Naomi Watts), a plucky aspiring actress, and Rita (Laura Harring), a mysterious amnesiac who has stumbled from a car crash with several thousand dollars in her purse, search LA for clues to Rita's identity.
Contains strong language and moderate sex and violence
Special events
Breaking Social + Q&A 15
THU 11 JUN / Fredrik Gertten / Finland, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland 2023 / 1h 33m / Swedish with English subtitles
From award-winning documentary director Fredrik Gertten (Push, Bikes vs Cars, Big Boys Gone Bananas!) comes Breaking Social, an urgent, timely new documentary that exposes the mechanics of global inequality and the growing global resistance determined to confront and dismantle them.
Contains strong language
This screening will be followed by a Q&A with Transparency International
Contagion 12A
SCREENING ON SAT 13 JUN / Steven Soderbergh USA, United Arab Emirates / 2011 / 1h 46m English, Mandarin and Cantonese with English subtitles
Contagion follows the rapid progress of a lethal airborne virus that kills within days. As the fastmoving epidemic grows, the worldwide medical community races to find a cure and control the panic that spreads faster than the virus itself.
Contains moderate physical and psychological threat and brief medical gore
Part of the Science and Film series created to mark 300 years of medical education in Edinburgh. This screening will be followed by an informal discussion with healthcare professionals and scientists from The University of Edinburgh exploring the film's striking parallels with real world pandemics.
Close Encounters of the Third
Kind PG
SCREENING ON SAT 13 & SUN 14 JUN / Steven Spielberg / UK, USA / 1977 / 2h 17m / English, Hindi, French and Spanish with English subtitles
Richard Dreyfuss plays a power company technician who, en route to investigate a blackout, has an 'encounter'. Over the next few days, he's haunted with visions of a strange cone-like mountain. He's not the only one either...
Contains mild language and scary scenes
PERFECT PAIRS Book both Disclosure Day and Close Encounters of the Third Kind to receive a discount!
Bleak Week: Cinema of Despair
Presented in partnership with the American Cinematheque and Prince Charles Cinema, Bleak Week: Cinema of Despair is an annual film festival showcasing some of the greatest works of cinema from across the globe that venture into the darkest sides of humanity and the bleakest points in human history.
On The Beach (35mm) Fri 19 Jun
Grave of the Fireflies Fri 19 Jun
Sátántangó Sat 20 Jun
Come and See Sat 20 Jun
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang (35mm) Sun 21 Jun
Straight Time (35mm) Sun 21 Jun
Das Boot Sun 21 Jun
Naked Mon 22 Jun
The Vanishing (Spoorloos) Mon 22 Jun
Cure Tue 23 Jun
Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom Tue 23 Jun
Cría cuervos Wed 24 Jun
Stalker Wed 24 Jun
Don Hertzfeld Programme Thu 25 Jun
Ratcatcher Thu 25 Jun
Book tickets for two or more of our Bleak Week: Cinema of Despair films in the same transaction to receive a discount!
An Argyll and Bute Welcome
N/C 18
SCREENING ON WED 17 JUN / James Gray, Andy Crabb / UK / 2025 / 33m / English
An Argyll & Bute Welcome follows the experiences of refugees resettled in the rural region of Argyll & Bute, capturing the emotional realities of rebuilding life after displacement. Through intimate interviews and observational storytelling, the film explores themes of identity, belonging, and resilience as families adjust to new cultures, languages, and futures.
This screening will have a short introduction and be followed by a Q&A with Morag Brown, Head of Argyll & Bute Resettlement team and film makers Andy Crabb & James Gray.
NT Live: Les Liaisons Dangereuses TBC
SCREENING ON THU 25 & TUE 30 JUN
Marianne Elliott / UK / 2026 / 2h 30m / English
BAFTA Award-winner Lesley Manville (Midwinter Break, Phantom Thread) joins Aidan Turner (Rivals) in a striking new staging of Christopher Hampton’s celebrated adaptation of the classic novel, where among the glittering salons of the super-rich, one misstep can mean ruin.
A Better Tomorrow 18
SCREENING FRI 26, SUN 28 & TUE 30 JUN / John Woo / Hong Kong / 1986 / 1h 35m / Cantonese, Mandarin and English with English subtitles
Ti Lung is Sung Tse-ho, a former triad gangster who tries to reform himself and reconnect with his policeman brother (Leslie Cheung). However, his mob ties prove extremely difficult to sever...
PERFECT PAIRS Book tickets for two or more of our John Woo films in the same transaction to receive a discount!
Don't Look Now + discussion 15
SCREENING ON FRI 3 JUL ONLY / Nicolas Roeg Italy, UK / 1973 / 1h 50m / English and Italian with English subtitles
An intelligent, sensual and chilling adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's supernatural thriller in which a married couple (an electric Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland) use a working assignment in wintry Venice as an attempt to overcome a recent tragedy in which they lost their young daughter, Don't Look Now is amongst Roeg's most admired and influential works.
Contains strong sex, violence and injury detail.
This special screening of Nicolas Roeg’s Don’t Look Now will be introduced by filmmaker Justin John Doherty, author of the 'literary love letter' to the film Don’t Look Now And Then, and will be followed by the author in conversation with Ian Rankin.
Lavender Lens
Lavender Lens is our queer film strand, created in collaboration with the Lavender Menace Queer Books Archive and Programmed with Pride. Every screening is introduced by a member of the Queer Community Programming Group - visit the Lavender Lens page on our website for information on how to join.
The Birdcage
15
SCREENING ON TUE 9 JUN / Mike Nichols
USA / 1996 / 1h 58m / English and French with English subtitles
The Birdcage, a remake of 1978 French-Italian film La Cage aux Folles, is one of the most iconic queer films of all time, and there are few better for the Lavender Lens Queer Community Programming Group to choose to celebrate Pride Month, especially considering the film is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year!
The film stars Robin Williams and Nathan Lane as Armand and Albert Goldman, attempting to convince the Keeleys, played by Gene Hackman and Dianne Wiest, of their "heterosexuality", with a star turn from Christine Baranski. Love is in the air, indeed...
Contains language
Doc Screen
An initiative run by Scottish Documentary Institute (SDI) in partnership with Filmhouse, aiming to bring more independent documentaries into the cinema and to open up spaces for political and creative forms of expression, debate and solidarity.
Black Water N/C 18
SCREENING ON SAT 20 JUN / Natxo Leuza Spain / 2025 / 1h 22m / Bengali and English with English subtitles
In southern Bangladesh, Lokhi and her family prepare to escape an extreme climate and flee to Dhaka - the fastest growing city in the world. However, they are far from alone. Thousands of climate refugees arrive every day in the capital, but how long will Dhaka be able to accommodate so many people?
Screening as part of Refugee Festival Scotland, this event will feature an extended introduction. The film is also screening in Glasgow as part of the Southside Open-Air Cinema Day on 14th June.
Wee Filmhouse
How to Train Your Dragon PG
SCREENING ON SUN 7 JUN / Dean DeBlois & Chris Sanders / USA / 2010 / 1h 39m
Scrawny adolescent Hiccup is desperate to impress his gruff father Stoick. During a night raid by marauding dragons, Hiccup manages to bring down an elusive Night Fury - but when Hiccup discovers the beast still alive but helpless, instead of killing it he offers it friendship... a beautifully animated and extremely entertaining adventure.
The Red Turtle
PG
SCREENING ON SUN 14 JUN / Michaël Dudok de Wit / Belgium, France, Japan / 2016 / 1h 20m No dialogue
A man is shipwrecked on a tropical island inhabited by turtles, crabs and birds. When he builds a wooden raft, he is confronted by the titular turtle. The story then follows the milestones in his life on the island which include meeting a woman and starting a family.
Contains mild threat.
Ernest & Celestine U
SCREENING ON SUN 21 JUN / Stéphane Aubier, Vincent Patar & Benjamin Renner / France 2012 / 1h 19m / English dubbed version
In normal bear life, it is frowned upon to make friends with a mouse. But Ernest, a big bear, a clown and musician who lives on the fringes of bear society, nonetheless welcomes little Celestine, a mouse, into his home.
Fantastic Mr. Fox PG
SCREENING SUN 28 & MON 29 JUN / Wes Anderson / USA, UK / 2009 / 1h 27m / English
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Based on the children's book by Roald Dahl, this quirky stop-motion animation tells the story of Mr. Fox, who, bored with his current life, plans a heist against the three local farmers. As our busiest ever Wee Filmhouse screening, this is back by very popular demand!
Contains mild violence and scary scenes
Every Monday we add extra screenings of in-demand films, which may include films from the previous month, and from time to time we may introduce titles that may not feature in this brochure.
Please visit our website for the most up to date information!
Baby and Carer Screenings
Enjoy our special screenings just for babies and their carers! Every Monday morning, with babychanging, bottle-warming and buggy parking available.
Find out more filmhouse.org.uk/baby-and-carer
Contains mild threat and very mild bad language
Dog
Man U
SCREENING ON SAT 27 JUN / Peter Hastings USA / 1h 29m / English
When a faithful police dog and his human police officer owner are injured together on the job, a harebrained but life-saving surgery fuses the two of them together and Dog Man is born. Dog Man is sworn to protect and serve - and fetch, sit and roll over.
Contains very mild threat, violence, rude humour, language, upsetting scenes
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