Cinema on the Shore
Cinema on the Shore brings a weekend-long programme of Scottish and international films to buzzing Leith shore with a packed selection of movies screened outdoors to suit everyone.
About Cinema on the Shore
Cinema on the Shore brings a weekend-long programme of Scottish and international films to buzzing Leith shore! Enjoy pop-up drinks and food from local vendors, music and a packed selection of movies screened outdoors to suit everyone.
This year, our programme explores stories of seaside communities and folklore, and high-seas adventures - an outdoor cinema experience that ties in with the incredible, maritime location of Leith’s shore area.
From animated shorts, to thought-provoking documentaries and well-loved, cult movies, our family-friendly selection of films brings together emerging young filmmakers and Oscar-winners, drama, comedy and thrills.
Tickets at www.cinemaontheshore.com
Full Programme:
Saturday:
The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou
2004 | 114 min | dir. Wes Anderson I 15 (BBFC)
8 pm (£5-£9 pay-as you-can)
Sunday:
Song Of The Sea | 2015 | 93 min | dir. Tomm Moore | PG certification (BBFC)
11 a.m. (£3-£7 pay-as you-can - kids under 5 free)
Shore Shorts
1pm (free/donation based)
Launch! On The Sea With Scotland’s Lifeboats | 2020 | 44 min | dir. Shona Thomson I U certification (BBFC)
2 pm (free/donation based)
Shore Shorts 2
3pm (free/donation based)
Life Of Pi |2012 | 127 min | dir. Ang Lee I PG certification (BBFC)
4 pm (£3-£7 pay-as-you-can - kids under 5 free)
The Islands And The Whales | 2021 | 84 min | dir. Mike Day | no certificate but recommend 15+
6.30 pm (£3-£7 pay-as-you-can)
Bait | 2019 | 89 min | dir. Mark Jenkin I 15 certification (BBFC)
8 pm (£3-£7 pay-as-you-can)
Cinema on the Shore is supported by Film Hub Scotland, part of the BFI’s Film Audience Network, and funded by Screen Scotland and National Lottery funding from the BFI.
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