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IMPORTANT UPDATE: Please be advised all screenings will now take place at 19:00 on Wednesday evening, unless otherwise stated, after the Grassmarket Community Open Meal. From February 2023 the second screening of each month will be handed over to our young programmers to screen a selection of films appealing to an audience aged between 12-25, with the exception of March 2023. These screenings will be updated on the listings below, as they are selected by our young programmers. Please check back regularly to find an updated link for these screenings.

Below are links to our EventBrite booking pages for each of the Wednesday screenings throughout January to June 2023. These links will be available to book from Monday 23rd January 2023. Make sure you book off your seat prior to attending the screening, as we have a maximum capacity of 85 seats. Screening programmes begin at 19:00 (Weds), unless otherwise stated. We operate no trailers. Where a short film is specified it will play ahead of the main feature. All our screenings are free to attend, but we do ask if you are able to donate £3.00, then please use our contactless pay point by the front doors on exiting the screening.

Our New Season programme will be available from Monday 23rd January 2023 and you will be able to download it here. However, we are screening our first film of the new season on Wednesday 25th September (see details below).

25/01/2023, Wednesday Click Here to book a place for Sisters with Transistors (2020, PG)

01/02/2023, Wednesday Click Here to book a place for In My Blood It Runs (2020, 12) – This screening is in partnership with Take One Action Film Festival and will feature Descriptive Subtitling – Descriptive subtitles, sometimes referred to as SDH (subtitles for Deaf and hard-of-hearing), HoH (hard-of-hearing), and captions, transcribe dialogue (e.g. for English speaking audiences, both English and any other languages) and relevant aspects of the soundtrack, including music and sound effects, attempting to give viewers an equal experience to those who are able to watch films without descriptive subtitles. Descriptive subtitles would include speech identifiers and descriptive elements such as [door slamming] and [kettle whistling].