Craigievar Film Club

The film club is a non-profit making organisation set up with funding from the UK Film Council and is a member of the British Federation of Film Societies. We exist to promote a wide range of film including mainstream fare, foreign titles and short/documentary films.

The new season for 2011/2012 is now underway. We generally  meet every other Thursday at 7:30pm (Doors open 7:00pm).

Entry on the night is £4 per person. Membership for the second half of the season is now just £15 - this allows free entry to all films and access to our library of DVDs. Tea and coffee are provided, but feel free to BYOB if you so wish.

The next film of the season is:   'Sweetgrass'   For the remainder of our programme please see below.

To request more information or to be added to the email list contact us at:
craigievarfilmclub2007@yahoo.co.uk.

 ATTENTION!  - ADDITIONAL FILM SHOWING: Tullynessle Hall is hosting a presentation from Take One Fim Festival on Saturday 25th February (7:30pm). This is not part of the Film Club programme andso entry will be £4 to all (club members and non-members). The film documentary to be shown is: 'Blood in the Mobile'. For full details click on  News

Sweetgrass Thursday 16th February, 7:30pm (llisa Barbash, Lucien Castaing-Taylor, USA, 2011, 101 min). Following a family of Norwegian-American herders who have been taking their sheep on a 150 mile trail to summer pastures since the 19th century this film portrays a dying way of life.	The Page Turner Thursday 1st March, 7:30pm (Denis Dercourt, France, 2006, 85 min, cert 15). A taut portrayal of the enduring power of revenge. At ten Melanie’s entrance exam to the Conservatoire is disturbed by renowned pianist Ariane. Flash forward and the adult Melanie is now an integral but unrecognized part of Ariane’s household with the power to exact her revenge
Shorts and Docunentaries Night Thursday 15th March, 7:30pm Programme to be announced	Ceilidh with Clachan Yell Saturday 24th March, doors open 7:30pm
Mid August Lunch Thursday 29th March, 7:30pm (Gianni Di Gregorio, Italy, 2009, 75 min, cert 12a). Di Gregorio portrays the middle-aged Gianni saddled with a variety of woes which include the paying the rent and caring for his elderly mother. The situation is compounded as two more elderly ladies arrive for the weekend. A wonderful and warm semi improvised character piece.