Friday 29th
September
7:30pm
Monday 9th
October
2:00pm Matinee
Friday 27th
October
7:30pm
Friday 24th
November
7:30pm
10:00am
Two Days,
One Night
Murder,
She Said
Eye in the
Sky
Touching
the Void
Buster
Keaton
Buster Keaton
returns to Cinema
Nairn for this year’s
Book & Arts Festival
in another hilarious
caper. Brilliant
improvisation
from Andy May on
keyboard ensures a
treat that you cannot
miss!
Children are very
welcome - young
or old!
Screened in The
Little Theatre,
King Street, NAIRN
2014 (15) 95 mins
in French and Arabic
with English subtitles
The Dardenne
brothers direct
Marion Cotillard as
Sandra, a factory
worker in Liege,
Belgium. Whilst
on sick leave her
boss asks her
colleagues to decide
between opting to
each receiving a
EUR1,000 bonus in
return for sacking
Sandra. She has
only a weekend
to convince her
colleagues to give
up their bonuses in
order to keep her
job.
1961 (PG) 87 mins
2015 (15) 102 mins
2004 (15) 100 mins
Margaret
Rutherford as the
original and best
Miss Marple. Miss
Marple witnesses
a murder through
the window of
a passing train,
but when there
is no trace of any
murder, the local
police dismiss her
as a dotty spinster.
But the truth will
out, thanks to Miss
Marple and Agatha
Christie!
Tense and thrilling
portrayal of the
multi-faceted,
challenging ethical
dilemmas presented
by modern day
drone warfare on
foreign soil faced
by politicians,
diplomats, military
generals and foot
soldiers in the
heat of battle
on the ground.
Gripping. Starring
Helen Mirren and
featuring Alan
Rickman in his final
film.
This dramatic and
harrowing retelling
of the true story
of two climbers’
journey up the
unconquered west
face of Suila Grande
in the Peruvian
Andes, towers
above all other
mountaineering
films, leaving you
spent physically
and emotionally.
Director Kevin
Macdonald’s
BAFTA winning
film has been
hailed as the most
realistic depiction
of the perils of
mountaineering
in modern cinema
history.
Please note:
At evening shows there is usually a bar facility from 7.00pm - 7.30pm
Admission in strict accordance with BBFC certification guidelines.
Dates and programme may be liable to change at short notice, join our
mailing list or visit the website for up-to-date information.
Monday MatineesAll tickets are £2.50
Email:
[email protected]
www.cinema-nairn.co.uk
and we have a loyalty card…
The Loyalty Card works over
different seasons, so if you are
not able to come to five films
in the year, just carry it to the
following year to build up your
ticks and get the free film!
The Loyalty Card is only for use
at evening, full priced films.
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Saturday 16th
September
CINEMA
NAIRN
2017 Screen Programme
come along and join us to
watch some great films
at NAIRN’s own local
community cinema...
Adults - £5.00 Under 18s - £3.00
All welcome - just pay at the door
Cinema Nairn is a community
cinema group screening movies for the
enjoyment of all ages.
Venue: Nairn Community & Arts Centre
Programme liable to change, see our
website for confirmation
www.cinema-nairn.co.uk
Monday 16th
January
2:00pm Matinee
Showboat
1951 (U) 105mins
subtitled for the
hard of hearing
The daughter
of a riverboat
captain falls in love
with a charming
gambler, but their
fairytale romance
is threatened
when his luck
turns sour. From
director George
Sidney, (Annie get
your Gun, which
was featured by
Cinema Nairn in
2015) and starring
Kathryn Grayson,
Ava Gardner and
Howard Keel. It’s
guaranteed to be
another foottapping afternoon!
Friday 20th
January
7:30pm
Hunt for the
Wilderpeople
2016 (12A) 100 mins
Ricky, a delinquent
teenager (played by
14-year-old Julian
Denison) finds himself
placed on a remote
farm with a doting
foster mother who
is keen to make him
feel part of the family.
When things take an
unexpected turn Ricky
and his very reluctant
and curmudgeonly
foster father (Sam
Neil) venture out into
the wild to avoid the
authorities. Quirky,
serious and funny all at
the same time, another
Cinema Nairn gem
from New Zealand.
Friday 24th
February
7:30pm
Monday 13th
March
2:00pm Matinee
Friday 24th March
7:30pm
Friday 21st April
7:30pm
Friday 26th May
7:30pm
Friday 23rd June
7:30pm
Friday 28th July
7:30pm
Spotlight
Mrs Brown
2012 (PG) 98 mins
Wadjda
The Railway
Man
Roman
Holiday
Butch
Cassidy
and the
Sundance
Kid
That
Sinking
Feeling
2016 (15) 125mins
1997 (PG) 101 mins
A compelling, hard
hitting and gripping
account of how
the Spotlight team
of investigative
journalists from
the Boston Globe
uncovered the
child abuse scandal
and subsequent
cover-up by the
Roman Catholic
Church in Boston,
USA. Director Tom
McCarthy and a
superb ensemble
cast give us two
hours of tension
filled journalistic
cinema.
The scandalous story
of the friendship
between Queen
Victoria (Judi Dench)
and her servant,
John Brown (Billy
Connolly). Also
starring Geoffrey
Palmer and Gerard
Butler in his first
acting role.
www.cinema-nairn.co.uk
CINEMA NAIRN are a small group of volunteers passionate
about seeing films on the big screen, and who want to
see a full-time cinema return to Nairn. Now in our eighth
year, and with the help of the Nairn Community & Arts
Centre, we have gone from strength to strength. Over
the years our programme of films has been praised for
its eclectic mix of old and new and for introducing the
local community to hidden gems that they might have
with English subtitles
Another one of those
little gems that could
have passed you by. Wadjda is a fun loving
10 year-old girl who
is always pushing the
boundaries of what
she can get away
with, thus challenging
deep-rooted Saudi
traditions. After
a fight with her
friend Abdullah, a
neighbourhood boy
she shouldn’t be
playing with, Wadjda
sees a beautiful green
bicycle for sale, and
she sets about finding
ways to buy it. This
is a challenging, yet
lovely and uplifting
film, accessible on all
levels, whether for an
educative experience
or simply to enjoy a
night at the pictures.
2013 (15) 116mins
1953 (U) 120mins
subtitled for the hard
of hearing
A bored and
sheltered princess
escapes her
guardians and falls
in love with an
American newsman
in Rome. Starring
Audrey Hepburn
and Gregory Peck:
enough said - see
you there!
A former British
Army officer
who years later
continues to suffer
from his experience
as a prisoner of
war at a Japanese
labour camp during
World War II,
discovers that the
man responsible
for much of his
treatment is still
alive. He sets out
to confront him. A
story of torment,
love and revenge
starring Colin Firth
and Nicole Kidman.
otherwise missed. We aim to appeal to a broad spectrum of interests
and will once again show contemporary hits and old black and white
classics, as well as films with a Scottish slant. Add to the mix musicals
and wonderful foreign language films, and we believe that 2017 will be
seen as another great programme of films.
Our normal venue is the Nairn Community & Arts Centre (just off the
A96), and occasionally The Little Theatre in Fishertown.
1969 (15) 110mins
This film has all the
ingredients of a
great night at the
pictures: outlaws,
gunfighters, quickdraws, shoot-outs,
a love story, a
posse chasing
two fabled bank
and train robbers
across mountains
and plains of the
wild west – oh,
and Katharine Ross,
Paul Newman and
Robert Redford. A
classic western
loved by both men
and women (for
obvious reasons!).
1980 (PG) 93mins
Prior to Gregory’s
Girl and Local Hero,
Bill Forsyth gave us
this wonderfully
authentic and funny
view of how four
bored, unemployed
teens in dreary,
rainy Glasgow, rustle
up an idea that just
might change their
luck!
Stainless-steel
sinks, potions
and dressing up
as women follow,
in another warm,
moving and life
affirming comedy
from one of
Scotland’s favourite
directors.
Admission is usually £5.00 for adults and £3.00 for under 18’s. We
also run a loyalty scheme. So pick up your card and get it stamped
each time you come to a film - and you’ll get the sixth film free!
Each year we screen a number ‘Monday Matinees’ to which
people of any age are welcome to join us for a reduced price of
£2.50, and with the added bonus of tea and home bakes, it’s a
great way to spend a Monday afternoon!