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Eden Court Cinema

11 OCT 14 NOV

2019–

Audio DescriptionAvailable via a headset for all

screenings marked with the

correspondent symbol. Please

ask Box Office for your headset.

Dream and Scream Specially for parents and carers of

new babies aged 0 –12 months.

Descriptive Subtitles Check the timetable on page 26-27

for selected subtitled screenings.

Sunday Brunch Every Sunday morning, enjoy a

selected film together with a tea or

coffee, and a breakfast roll (veggie/

vegan options available). You can still

enjoy the film without brunch.

Autism-friendly These screenings are especially

for people on the autistic spectrum

and their families, friends and carers.

Silver Linings screeningsSelected screenings for audiences

Over 60s. Ticket cost £5.

Friends Coffee Morning Film starts 11.30am –

Coffee served from 10.30am.

Programmer’s Choice

ACCESSA full list of our accessible performances can be found

in the timetable on page 26-27. If you have any questions

about a particular show, please contact our Box Office.

Throughout the brochure we use the following key:

Autumn means one thing in the world of film: awards season!

The long build up to those gold statues has begun.

People are talking Oscar and BAFTA - I’m talking

European Film Awards (EFAs) cause that’s where the

real gold is. The EFAs are giving Juliette Binoche

(one of my favourites ever since seeing Les Amants

du Pont-Neuf on TV in the early ‘90s) the European

Achievement in World Cinema Award. You can see

her terrific new film Non-Fiction in the first week in

November, as always she is wonderful.

We’re delighted that we are taking part in the London

Film Festival Closing Night Gala and showing Martin

Scorsese’s The Irishman. With a great cast (Pacino, De

Niro, Pesci, Keitel) this might be your only opportunity

to see it on the cinema screen. It’s certain to be one

of the biggest films of the year, and not just because

of its 210-minute running time.

There are films from around the world (and even

outside of Earth with James Gray’s Ad Astra and a little

alien visitor in Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon),

fiction and documentaries, a silent film, the Inverness

Film Fans new Music Season and the return of both

The Royal Opera and the MET.

I hope you enjoy what you see and please do let

me know what you think.

Paul MacDonald-TaylorHead of Programming, Film + Visual Art

Welcome

New PricesUNDER26: £5* FRIENDS: £6 STANDARD: £7.50

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Joker (15)

FRI 25 - THU 31 OCT

USA/Canada | 2019 | 122mins

Director Todd Phillips

Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Robert De Niro,

Frances Conroy, Zazie Beetz

Based on the iconic character from

DC Comics, the film is centred

around Arthur Fleck, a struggling

stand-up comedian who makes up

his wages by working as a clown

by day. In the attempt to escape his

solitary and alienated existence in

Gotham City, Fleck turns to a life

of crime and chaos.

Fresh from being awarded the

Golden Lion for Best Film at

Venice Film Festival, Todd Philips’

highly anticipated film features an

outstanding central performance

by Joaquin Phoenix and is sure to

be an Oscar contender.

Shaun The Sheep Movie: Farmageddon (U)

MON 14 - THU 31 OCT

USA/UK/France | 2019 | 87mins

Director Will Becher, Richard Phelan

Voices Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes, Kate Harbour

Shaun the Sheep’s long-awaited return to the big

screen sees the arrival of LU-LA, an adorable alien

who accidentally crashes near the Farm, enchanting

the flock with her super alien powers. Shaun kick-

starts a new amazing adventure as he sets off on

a mission to bring LU-LA home.

Cinema Highlights

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The Peanut Butter Falcon (12A)

FRI 01 - THU 07 NOV

USA | 2019 | 97mins

Director Tyler Nilson, Michael Schwartz

Starring Shia LaBeouf, Dakota Johnson, Zack Gottsagen

Zak, a young man with Down syndrome, manages to break

out from his residential nursing home, determined to follow

his dream of joining the professional wrestling school led by

his idol - The Salt Water Redneck. While Eleanor, a nursing

home employee is sent off to find him, Zak befriends

Tyler, a small time-outlaw on the run. On the road the two

bond over some amazing adventures, and eventually try

to persuade Eleanor to join them on their journey.

The Farewell (PG)

FRI 18 - THU 24 OCT

USA | 2019 | 100mins | English and Mandarin with subtitles

Director Lulu Wang

Starring Awkwafina, Tzi Ma, Diana Lin

Billi is an American girl of Chinese ancestry. Upon learning

that her beloved grandmother Nai-Nai has not got much

time left, Billi’s family decides to hide the diagnosis from

Nai-Nai and head to China to visit her with the false pretext

of a wedding. Despite disapproving of the family’s decision

to hide the truth from her granny, Billi joins her parents

and relatives on their trip to China to bid her farewell.

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Special Event

Inverness Film Festival Preview (15+)

MON 21 OCT

75mins

Join us and be the first one in the know

as Paul MacDonald-Taylor, Head of Film

& Visual Arts, reveals the full programme

for the 17th edition of the highly

anticipated Inverness Film Festival.

Price: £5

(voucher will be given out for £5

to spend at the festival afterwards) Judy (12A)

WED 02 + FRI 04 - THU 17 OCT

UK | 2019 | 118mins

Director Rupert Goold

Starring Renée Zellweger, Jessie Buckley

In 1968, showbiz legend Judy

Garland lands in London for a five-

week sell-out performance. After

a long and successful career, Judy

longs to spend some time at home

with her children. Nevertheless,

her talent and energy still manage

to shine through whenever she

performs on stage.

Memory: The Origins of Alien (15)

SUN 13, TUE 15 + WED 16 OCT

USA | 2019 | 93mins

Director Alexandre O. Philippe

Starring Veronica Cartwright, Tom Skerritt

Forty years after the release of

Ridley Scott’s Alien, Memory

explores the never-before-told origin

of one of the most influential sci-fi

films ever made. This documentary

uncovers all the elements that

influenced the making of the

film from Egyptian and Greek

mythology to underground comics,

parasitology, H.P. Lovecraft and

Francis Bacon, as well as the vital

contribution of screenwriter Dan

O’Bannon and designer H.R. Giger.

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Ad Astra (12A)

FRI 18 - THU 24 OCT

Brazil/USA/China | 2019 | 123mins

Director James Gray

Starring Brad Pitt, Liv Tyler, Ruth Negga,

Tommy Lee Jones

Following a life-threatening incident

while on duty, NASA astronaut Roy

McBride travels to the outer edges

of the Solar System to find his

missing father, a respected astronaut

who disappeared years earlier while

on a special mission to search for

traces of life on Neptune. On his

journey, Roy will uncover secrets

about the expedition that threaten

the nature of human existence and

our place in the universe.

The Goldfinch (15)

FRI 18 - THU 24 OCT

USA | 2019 | 149mins

Director John Crowley

Starring Ansel Elgort, Oakes Fegley,

Aneurin Barnard, Finn Wolfhard, Sarah

Paulson, Jeffrey Wright, Nicole Kidman

Based on the best-selling novel of

the same name by Donna Tartt,

The Goldfinch follows the story

of Theo who, at 13, survived a

bombing attack at the Metropolitan

Museum in which he tragically lost

his mother. As he grows older the

tragedy still retains a strong impact

on Theo, who is only able to find

comfort in a painting he saw that

day – The Goldfinch.

Honeyland (12A)

MON 21 + THU 24 OCT

North Macedonia | 2019 | 87mins |

Turkish and Macedonian with subtitles

Director Tamara Kotevska,

Ljubomir Stefanov

Starring Hatidze Muratova,

Nazife Muratova

In a remote, abandoned village

in rural Macedonia, Hatidze is

the last female wild beekeeper

in Europe. Her daily life revolves

around tending to her beloved

bees and handmade hives - which

she does gently and expertly

without the need of any netting

– looking after her old, bedridden

mother, and occasionally heading

to the city’s market to sell her

honey. But when a numerous

nomadic family settles itself

next door, Hatidze’s way of life

is threatened.

Mystery Movie (18+)

FRI 25 OCT

It might be a famous film

or something you’ve never

heard of. It could be new, or

a hundred years old. It might

be something people love,

or something that divides

opinion. It might make you

laugh, make you cry, want to

sing or dance, or even scream

with annoyance. We promise

it will be a film you should see,

and something that you will

remember - for good or for

bad. Take a leap of faith with us

- you won’t regret it!

£6/£5

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Der Golem (PG)

THU 31 OCT

Germany | 1920 | 76mins

Director Paul Wegener

Starring Paul Wegener, Albert Steinrück,

Lyda Salmonova

When the Jewish community is

threatened with removal from the

city of Prague, the Rabbi moulds a

monstrous figure out of clay. Calling

upon ancient, mystical powers,

he brings the mythical Golem to

life, hoping to protect his people.

With its foreshadowing of the

Jewish persecution, and featuring

inventive special effects, this is a

masterpiece of early cinema as

well as one of the earliest horror

films ever made. Now restored in

its entirety and featuring an original

score by Stephen Horne.

Neither Wolf nor Dog (12A)

FRI 01 - SUN 03 & WED 06

UK/USA | 2016 | 110mins

Director Steven Lewis Simpson

Starring Dave Bald Eagle,

Christopher Sweeney

Back by popular demand. A white

American author is summoned by a

Lakota Elder who asks him to write

a book about his perspective on

history. After a blundering false start,

he is all but kidnapped and sucked

into a road trip through the heart of

the contemporary Native American

landscape in this moving drama

by Scottish filmmaker Steven

Lewis Simpson.

The Day Shall Come (15)

FRI 25 - THU 31 OCT

UK/USA | 2019 | 88mins

Director Christopher Morris

Starring Anna Kendrick, Marchánt Davis,

Denis O’Hare, Kayvan Novak

Based on 100 true stories, the

explosive new film from Chris

Morris (director of Four Lions and

TV comedy series Brass Eye) is an

emotionally gripping, laugh-out-loud

thriller that exposes the dark farce at

the heart of the homeland security

project: it is harder to catch a real

terrorist than it is to manufacture

your own.

Connect (15)

TUE 29 OCT

UK | 2019 | 104mins

Director Marilyn Edmond

Starring Kevin Guthrie, Stephen McCole,

Siobhan Reilly

Beyond the surface of a normal life

Brian has long been battling with

mental health issues, which he

struggles to share with other people.

Until a meeting with care home

owner Jeff, and single mother,

Sam become a source of support.

A heartfelt drama shot in North

Berwick that tackles the urgent issue

of male suicide in the country.

We are delighted that the director, Marilyn Edmond, will join us for a discussion after the film.

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Official Secrets (15)

FRI 01 - THU 07 NOV

UK/USA | 2019 | 112mins

Director Gavin Hood

Starring Matthew Goode, Keira Knightley,

Ralph Fiennes

The true story of whistle-blower

Katharine Gun. In 2003 while

working for the British Intelligence,

Gun receives a memo with the

directive of assisting the USA

in collecting compromising

information on UN members, in

order to blackmail them into voting

to invade Iraq. Shocked by the illegal

directive, she leaks the memo to the

press with huge consequences.

Non-Fiction (15)

FRI 01 - THU 07 NOV

France | 2018 | 107mins

French with subtitles

Director Olivier Assayas

Starring Guillaume Canet, Juliette

Binoche, Vincent Macaigne

A successful book publisher hires

a young woman as the new Head

of Digital Transition to lead his

company into the digital age.

Meantime, his wife has a secret fling

with one of his writers, thus inspiring

the female character in his new

novel and sparking controversy.

The Irishman (18+)

SUN 13 OCT

USA | 2019 | 210mins

Director Martin Scorsese

Starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino,

Joe Pesci, Harvey Keitel

Join us to for an exclusive broadcast of the

London Film Festival’s Closing Night Gala as it

happens, and be one of the first to see Martin

Scorsese’s long-awaited The Irishman. Starring

many of his long-time collaborators, the film

sees Robert De Niro in the role of mob hitman

Frank “The Irishman” Sheeran. Now an old man,

Sheeran reflects upon his involvement in the

disappearance of labour politician Jimmy Hoffa.

£14.50/£13.50

LFF Closing Night Gala

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By the Grace of God (15)

SUN 13 OCT

France/Belgium | 2018 | 138mins

French with subtitles

Director François Ozon

Starring Melvil Poupaud,

Denis Ménochet

Alexandre lives in Lyon with his wife

and children. One day he learns by

chance that the priest who abused

him when he was a child is still

working with children. Together with

François and Emmanuel, two other

victims of the priest, Alexandre

decides to take action to break the

silence surrounding the ordeal.

each person houses parts of others (U)

SUN 20 OCT

79mins

A selection of films curated

by writer and artist Adam

Benmakhlouf, intended to

provide an empowering context

for the housing crisis in the

Highlands. Sharing a commitment

to thorough research and

observation, the films each provide

different forms of insight into the

radical and far-reaching potential

of locally-based political action.

£5/£4

Image credit: Rosalind Nashashibi,

Hreash House, 2004. Courtesy of LUX.

European Arts Cinema Day LUX Scotland

Presents…

Exhibition On ScreenLeonardo’s Full Story (U)

SUN 03 + TUE 05 NOV

104mins

Director Phil Grabsky

On the 500th anniversary of his death,

Exhibition on Screen celebrates the art

of an eclectic genius: Leonardo da Vinci.

Leonardo’s talent has been showcased

many times in TV and feature films, but

this documentary will focus especially

on his art, displaying his drawings and

paintings in Ultra HD quality, never seen

before on the big screen.

£5/£4

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UK Green Film FestivalThe UK Green Film Festival is an annual nationwide festival with the aim of bringing environmentally themed films to audiences across the UK.

Let There Be Light (12+)

WED 30 OCT

Canada | 2017 | 80mins

Director Mila Aung-Thwin

In southern France, scientists from

37 countries are working together to

create a new way to produce clean,

cheap, abundant energy for millions of

years by using nuclear fusion. Fusion

is known as the holy grail of energy

because it’s clean, abundant, and so

far, frustratingly unobtainable; but

decades of setbacks have not stopped

people from trying to build an artificial

Sun on Earth.

Serengeti Rules (12+)

SAT 02 NOV

USA | 2018 | 84mins

Director Nicolas Brown

In the 1960s, a small group of

young scientists travelled to the

most remote natural places on

Earth, from the Serengeti to the

Pacific tide pools. Their studies

brought them to identify a single

set of rules that govern all life.

Now eminent voices of modern

science, these unsung heroes

share their adventures and their

game-changing findings in this

compelling documentary.

See both films for £12/£10

Woman at War Kona Fer í Stríð (12A)

FRI 11 OCT

Iceland/France/Ukraine | 2018 | 100mins

| Icelandic with subtitles

Director Benedikt Erlingsson

Starring Halldóra Geirharõsdóttir, Jóhann

Sigurðarson

Beyond her apparently ordinary

existence, Halla leads a double

life as an incognito environmental

activist. Known by the media as

“The Woman of the Mountain”, she

fights to protect the idyllic Icelandic

landscape from the local aluminum

industry. Ahead of her biggest

operation yet, Halla receives an

unexpected letter that will force her

to choose between activism and her

dream of becoming a mother…

Nation Norway with Lesley Riddoch Q&A (tbc)

FRI 11 OCT

60mins

Presented by Lesley Riddoch

In 2018, journalist Lesley Riddoch

and filmmaker Al McMaster

crowd-funded to visit three Nordic

countries. Norway is the final film

and tells the story of Scotland’s

“twin” nation, which shares the

oil, gas and fishing resources of

the North Sea and has a similar

population and geography.

However, Norway has the world’s

largest oil fund and a healthy, equal

society, whilst energy-rich Scotland

is beset with poverty and inequality.

What made Norway’s success

possible and can the paths of the

twin nations once again converge?

See both films for £10/£8

Hosted by the Scottish Green Party

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INVERNESS FILM FANS

InFiFa’s Noir Season

The Killers

WWW.INVERNESSFILMFANS.ORG

The Tales of Hoffman (U)

MON 11 NOV

UK | 1951 | 140mins

Director Michael Powell, Emeric

Pressburger

Starring Robert Rounseville,

Robert Helpmann, Pamela Brown

Poet E.T.A. Hoffmann is madly in

love with Stella, a ballerina engaged

to the evil counsellor Lindorf.

During the interval of one of her

performances he heads to Luther’s

tavern, where he tells a group of

friends about his unhappy love

stories with three different women,

all of whom he sees in Stella.

The Killers (18)

MON 14 OCT

USA | 1964 | 94mins

Director Don Siegel

Starring Lee Marvin, John Cassavetes,

Ronald Reagan

Following the screening of Robert

Siodmak’s 1946 version last month,

Don Siegel’s noir follows two killers

assigned to kill a man. Surprised by

the fact that the victim did not try to

escape his fate, the two hit men try

to reconstruct the man’s past.

Unfaithfully Yours

(PG)

MON 28 OCT

USA | 1948 | 105mins

Director Preston Sturges

Starring Rex Harrison, Linda Darnell,

Rudy Vallee, Barbara Lawrence

New York: just back in town,

orchestra director Alfred De Carter

is persuaded by his brother-in-law

that his wife Daphne had a fling

while he was away. He puts together

a plan to take revenge, planning

his wife’s murder.

INVERNESS FILM FANS

InFiFa’s Music Season

WWW.INVERNESSFILMFANS.ORG

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Live Broadcasts

THE ROYAL OPERA

Don Giovanni (12A tbc)

TUE 08 OCT (LIVE) SUN 20 OCT (ENCORE)

210mins approx

Sung in Italian with English subtitles

Director Kasper Holten

Conductor Hartmut Haenchen

Cast Erwin Schrott, Roberto Tagliavini

£17.50/£15/Under 16s £10

MET OPERA TurandotSAT 12 OCT

182mins approx


Production Franco Zeffirelli

Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin

Cast Christine Goerke, Roberto Aronica,

Eleonora Buratto.

£20/£18

See the best theatre, opera and ballet from around the world as it happens,

as the national companies bring their productions to cinemas via satellite.

NT LIVE

A Midsummer Night’s Dream (12A tbc)

ENCORE - THU 17 + SAT 19 OCT

180mins approx

Director Nicholas Hytner

Cast Gwendoline Christie, Oliver Chris,

Hammed Animashaun

£16/£14.50

Matthew Bourne’s Romeo And Juliet (tbc)

TUE 22 OCT (LIVE)

93mins approx

Director & Choreographer

Matthew Bourne

£16/£14.50

THE ROYAL OPERA

Don Pasquale (tbc)

THU 24 OCT (LIVE) SUN 27 OCT (ENCORE)

150mins approx


Director Damiano Michieletto

Conductor Evelino Pido

Cast Bryn Terfel, Olga Peretyatko

£17.50/£15/Under 16s £10

MET OPERA

Manon (tbc)

SAT 26 OCT

240mins approx

Sung in French with English subtitles

Production Laurent Pelly

Conductor Maurizio Benini

Cast Lisette Oropesa, Michael Fabianoas

£20/£18

Windrush: Movement of the People on film (tbc)

SAT 26 OCT (LIVE)

UK | 2018 | 55mins

Artistic Director & Choreographer Sharon Watson

Director Ross MacGibbon

£5/£4

The Royal Ballet

Concerto / Enigma Variations / Raymonda Act IIILIVE - TUE 05 NOV

180mins approx

Choreography Kenneth

MacMillan, Frederick Ashton,

Rudolf Nureyev after Marius Petipa

Music Dmitry Shostakovich,

Edward Elgar, Alexander Glazunov

£17.50/£15/Under 16s £10

NT LIVE

Hansard (15 tbc)

LIVE - THU 07 NOV

180mins approx

Director Simon Godwin

Cast Lindsay Duncan,

Alex Jennings

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Highland QuiltersTake Three

03 – 30 OCTOBER | STALLS GALLERY

This exhibition will feature recent work in a

variety of stitch techniques and styles including

three challenges - Memories of the Machair,

Blue and White and St Andrew’s Cathedral.

www.highlandquilters.com

Spey Art Group People and Places

NOVEMBER | STALLS GALLERY

Spey Art Group members have

been exploring favourite landscapes

in both local and distant

destinations. The group have

experimented with colour and mark

making expressions that speak to

them of the chosen lands.

Stories of Movement Highland Migrant and Refugee Advocacy Alliance Project

NOVEMBER | BLINK GALLERY

The exhibition aims to encourage

people to think in new ways about

migration. This exhibition offers

people the opportunity to reflect on

the many ways in which movement

occurs and that, fundamentally,

them of the chosen locations.

Gallery

Highland Quilters – Take Three

Art + Soul Art Competition

OCTOBER | BLINK GALLERY

The C.reative A.rts T.ransition

project aims to offer opportunities

for young people with additional

support needs, during their

transitions to adulthood.

Robbie MackintoshUp There, Down Here

OCTOBER – 1ST | CIRCLE

GALLERY

Recent Moray School of Art

graduate Robbie Mackintosh

presents a collection of spirituality

allusive artwork exploring the

relationship between earthly and

spiritual spheres.

Robbie Mackintosh – Up There, Down Here

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FRI 11 OCTJudy 14.00/17.45/20.15

Woman At War 17.30

Nation Norway - with Lesley Riddoch Q&A 20.00

SAT 12Judy 15.15/17.45/20.15

The Metropolitan Opera: Turandot 17.55

SUN 13Memory: The Origins of Alien 15.15

By the Grace of God 16.45

Judy 17.15/19.45

LFF Closing Night Gala Cinecast: The Irishman 19.30

MON 14Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.45

Judy 11.00/18.00/20.30

The Killers (1964) 20.15

TUE 15Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.45

Judy 11.00/14.00/19.00

Memory: The Origins of Alien 19.45

WED 16Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.45

Judy 11.00 /14.00/ 18.00/20.30

Memory: The Origins of Alien 19.45

THU 17Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30 /12.30/14.30/17.45

Judy 11.00/14.00/20.15

NT Live: A Midsummer Night’s Dream 19.00

FRI 18Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.45

Ad Astra 14.00/20.30

The Goldfinch 17.45

The Farewell 20.15

SAT 19Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30 /12.30/14.30/17.45

Ad Astra 11.00/17.30

NT Live: A Midsummer Night’s Dream 13.30

The Goldfinch 19.45

The Farewell 20.15

SUN 20Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.30

The Farewell 11.30

The Royal Opera: Don Giovanni 14.00

LUX Scotland presents... 18.00

The Goldfinch 19.30

Ad Astra 19.45

MON 21Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30 /12.30/14.30

Ad Astra 11.30 /20.30

The Goldfinch 14.00/17.45

The Farewell 18.00

Inverness Film Festival Preview 18.15

Billy Connolly: Sex Life of Bandages 20.00

Honeyland 20.15

TUE 22Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.30

The Goldfinch 11.00/19.30

Matthew Bourne’s Romeo and Juliet 11.15/19.15

Ad Astra 14.00/20.15

The Farewell 18.00

WED 23The Goldfinch 11.00 /19.45

Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 12.30/14.30/17.45

Ad Astra 14.00/18.00

The Farewell 20.30

THU 24Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30 /14.30

The Farewell 11.00

Honeyland 14.00

The Goldfinch 16.30

The Royal Opera: Don Pasquale 19.30

Ad Astra 20.30

FRI 25Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.45

Joker 14.00/20.00

The Day Shall Come 18.00

Mystery Movie 19.45

SAT 26Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30

Joker 11.00/20.00

The Day Shall Come 14.00/18.00

Windrush: Movement of the People on film 16.00

The Metropolitan Opera: Manon 17.55

SUN 27Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.30

Joker 11.30 /17.15/19.45

The Royal Opera: Don Pasquale 14.00


MON 28Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.45


Joker 20.00

Unfaithfully Yours 20.15

TUE 29Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30 /12.30/14.30/17.30

The day Shall Come 11.00/20.30

Joker 14.00/18.00

Connect 19.30

WED 30Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30/14.30/17.45

Joker 18.00

Let There Be Light 19.45


THU 31Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon 10.30/12.30 /14.30/17.45

Joker 11.00/20.15

The Day Shall Come 14.00/18.00

Der Golem 20.00

FRI 01 NOVNon-Fiction 18.00

Official Secrets 18.15

The Peanut Butter Falcon 20.15

Neither Wolf Nor Dog 20.30

SAT 02The Peanut Butter Falcon 11.00 /13.30

Official Secrets 11.15/20.15

Neither Wolf Nor Dog 14.00/18.00

Serengeti Rules 18.15

Non-Fiction 20.00

SUN 03The Peanut Butter Falcon 11.15/13.45/17.00

Non-Fiction 11.30 /19.15


Exhibition on Screen: Leonardo’s Full Story 14.00


MON 04Non-Fiction 18.15



TUE 05Official Secrets 11.00 /20.00

Non-Fiction 14.00


Exhibition on Screen: Leonardo’s Full Story 18.15

The Royal Ballet: Concerto / Enigma Variations / Raymonda Act III 19.15

WED 06Official Secrets 14.00/20.30


Non-Fiction 18.15


THU 07The Peanut Butter Falcon 14.00


NT Live: Hansard 19.00

Non-Fiction 20.15

Friends Coffee Morning | Silver Linings Screening | Autism Friendly Screening | Sunday Brunch

OCTOBER WHAT’S ON CINEMA

Dream And Scream | Descriptive Subtitles | Audio Described | Programmer’s Choice

FRI 08 - THU 14

Inverness Film Festival

MON 11The Tales of Hoffman 20.15

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