The Inaccessible Blog

First mainland Scotland cinema dates announced

Following Seachd's release across the Gàidhealtachd at the end of September, the very first dates for mainland Scotland have been announced for Glasgow, Edinburgh, Falkirk, Dundee and Aberdeen.  More are expected to follow, but I thought it was worth announcing these dates as soon as possible.

Seachd will open on the week commencing 5th October at the following cinemas:

Cineworld Glasgow Renfrew St
http://www.cineworld.co.uk

Cineworld Glasgow Parkhead
http://www.cineworld.co.uk

Cineworld Edinburgh
http://www.cineworld.co.uk

VUE Edinburgh Ocean
http://www.myvue.com

Cineworld Falkirk
http://www.cineworld.co.uk

Cineworld Dundee
http://www.cineworld.co.uk

VUE Hamilton
http://www.myvue.com

The Belmont Picturehouse Aberdeen
http://www.picturehouses.co.uk/cinema_home_date.aspx?venueId=bmnt

If you would like to see Seachd at your local cinema, click here to petition a cinema near you!

http://www.seachd.com

North American and European premieres announced

Following Seachd's World Premiere at the 61st Edinburgh International Film Festival in August, the film has been invited to the Vancouver Film Festival (Sept 27th - Oct 12th) where it will have its North American premiere.  Seachd will then premiere in Europe at the Rome International Film Festival (Oct 18th - 27th) where the film will compete in the Alice nella città (Alice in the City) children's section.

In the UK Seachd will mark an unique and defining moment in Scottish cinema, by giving the RBS Screen Machine the exclusive first run of the film in the Outer Hebrides from 15th September ahead of opening in the Highland and Islands on the 28th September.  The film goes on commercial release in the central belt from the 5th October and in London and England from the 19th October.

http://www.seachd.com

Seachd to preview first in the Outer Hebrides!

Seachd will open across the Gàidhealtachd from the middle of September in a ground-breaking move by the film’s distributor, Soda Pictures.  Producer Chris Young said, ‘I am thrilled that the film will be seen first by those communities where Gaelic is a living, dynamic and vibrant language.’

Marking a unique and defining moment in Scottish cinema, the RBS Screen Machine (a mobile cinema that brings films to the remote parts of the Highlands and Isles) will have an exclusive first run of the film in the Outer Hebrides from 15th September ahead of opening in the Highland and Islands on the 28th September.  The film goes on commercial release in the central belt from the 5th October and in London and England from the 19th October.

RBS Screen Machine dates:

Sat 15th Sept: The Pier, Castlebay 8.30pm
Tues 18th Sept: Borrodale Hotel, Daliburgh 5.30pm
Wed 19th Sept: Community Hall, Lochmaddy 5.30pm
Sat 22nd Sept: Isle of Benbecula House Hotel, Creagorry 8.30pm*
Tues 25th Sept: TIC Car Park, Tarbert, Harris 8.30pm
Thurs 27th Sept: Village Hall, Craignure 8.30pm
Friday 28th Sept: Ledaig Car Park, Tobermory 8.30pm
Tues 2nd Oct: Resource Centre, Lochgilphead 8.30pm
Thurs 4th Oct: Campbeltown Road car park, Tarbert, Loch Fyne 8.30pm

* Q&A with Simon Miller, Chris Young and Padruig
Morrison, chaired by Ishbel MacLennan (BBC)

http://www.screenmachine.co.uk

http://www.seachd.com