Tuesday 26 October | The Belmont Picturehouse | 6.30pm | £7.50 Another quick reminder. This is tonight. Director Mark Cousins is in town and will be taking part in a Q&A after a screening of his latest film ‘The First Movie’. More info here
Read more →The Belmont Picturehouse | Various times & prices | See website for details After some problems with the initial run of the film, The Belmont is showing Tom DiCillo’s Doors documentary When You’re Strange every day this week. Narrated by some guy called Johnny Depp, it’s packed with rare archive footage including plenty of Jim [...]
Read more →The Belmont Picturehouse | Various Times & Prices (See website) This has to be film of the week doesn’t it? Good old Serge… [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMLn1zt0brA]
Read more →Friday 25 June-Thursday 1 July | The Belmont Picturehouse | Various times/prices see Belmont Website A welcome 50th anniversary big screen re-release for Jean Luc Godard’s new-wave classic. All together now, “New York Herald Tribune.” Superb(e). [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCDEAu4R8hA]
Read more →Wednesday 23 June | Peacock Visual Arts | 6pm | Free Romana Schmalisch presents a lecture/screening using a reconstruction of a film prop from Alexander Medvedkin’s film “The New Moscow” (1938). The performance reflects on change in urban space using a film archive developed for the machine and has previously been shown in Zurich, Moscow, [...]
Read more →Tuesday 15-Thursday 17 June | The Belmont Picturehouse | Various Times & Prices It’s about time there was a proper documentary on maverick comedian Bill Hicks and, going by the reviews, British film-makers Matt Hurlock and Paul Thomas (aided by Hicks’ friends and family) have come up with something that does him justice. Check The [...]
Read more →Thursday 29 April | The Belmont Picturehouse | 8.30pm | £7.50 Tickets This looks great (and slightly frightening), read on, then check the trailer below… Just how much of our personal information is floating around in government and corporate databases? Filmmaker David Bond decides to find out, by disappearing for a month and setting two [...]
Read more →At time of writing, there are still places available to see Alex Cox (director of Repo Man and Sid & Nancy, former presenter of the BBC’s Moviedrome series etc.) in conversation with Janice Forsyth as part of the University of Aberdeen’s Director’s Cut programme this Monday 29 March at 6pm. More details and booking information [...]
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