The Belmont Picturehouse | Daily | Click here for screening times Review by Dallas King I will attempt to get through this review without using the “F” word, as that would be very lazy and far too easy, suffice to say that F… MR FOX is one of the most purely enjoyable film experiences...
Read more →Tuesday 20 October | His Majesty’s Theatre | 7pm | £9-£14.50 There are still tickets available for this tonight here. Don’t Dream It, Be It folks. Not that I know the songs of course. Oh no…
Read more →Friday 16 October | Room NK1, New Kings, Kings College, University of Aberdeen | 7pm | Free Part of the Cruel Weather Film Festival, Ayreen Anastas and Rene Gabri’s film What Everybody Knows documents their travels through Israel and Palestine. Read a preview written ahead of a New York screening last year here.
Read more →Friday 9-Thursday 15 October | The Belmont Picturehouse | 4pm & 9pm Daily Review by Dallas King This musical mockumentary is obviously going to bring up comparisons with Spinal Tap but probably has a lot more in common with the work of Armando Iannucci and Ricky Gervais’s The Office. Paddy Considine is often referred...
Read more →In the first of a highly irregular (captain) series of posts pointing you towards Aberdeen-based blogs, we’d like to draw your attention to Championship Celluloid. Written by the The Belmont Picturehouse’s Dallas King, he’s watching all 500 of Empire Magazine’s Greatest Movies of All Time within the space of 365 days. After working in a cinema...
Read more →From Friday 2 October | Various Venues Showcasing recent film and video from the Middle East, the Cruel Weather Festival promises to be a fascinating and thought-provoking event…
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