(Dis)Connected
Curated by the Eden Court Cinema Youth Board, this programme of short films explore the spaces where people search for connection while navigating isolation and the search for community.
Curated by the Eden Court Cinema Youth Board, this programme of short films explore the spaces where people search for connection while navigating isolation and the search for community.
A special screening of Jane Schoenbrun’s mesmerising exploration of youth and identity, presented by the Eden Court Cinema Youth Board.
Teenager Owen is just trying to make it through life in the suburbs when his classmate introduces him to a mysterious late-night TV show – a vision of a supernatural […]
A tender and sweeping story about what roots us, Minari follows a Korean-American family that moves to a tiny Arkansas farm in search of their own American Dream.
Infused with the raw energy and pulsing with a techno soundtrack, Happyend is a hopeful, youthful vision of resistance and joy in the face of control. Set in a dystopian […]
The Eden Court Cinema Youth Board is a group of young film fans from across the Highlands who contribute to Eden Court’s programming decisions and curate monthly screenings.
In this joyous documentary co-authored by its subject, fifteen-year-old Karla tells her coming-of-age story as a young trans girl in Tepoztlán, Mexico.
In Nairobi, Kenya, two women are on a mission to transform and decolonise a dilapidated library into a public space that truly serves its community.
In this joyous documentary co-authored by its subject, fifteen-year-old Karla tells her coming-of-age story as a young trans girl in Tepoztlán, Mexico.
A chance to see all the opportunities to think, create and imagine with Dundee Central Library.
Discover some past utopias throughout Dundee’s history, and how they shaped the city we know today, at Dundee Central Library.
In Nairobi, Kenya, two women are on a mission to transform and decolonise a dilapidated library into a public space that truly serves its community.
In this joyous documentary co-authored by its subject, fifteen-year-old Karla tells her coming-of-age story as a young trans girl in Tepoztlán, Mexico.
In Nairobi, Kenya, two women are on a mission to transform and decolonise a dilapidated library into a public space that truly serves its community.
Film Clubs screening of ‘20240’: Climate change is not just a crisis for our planet but an opportunity to change how our society works to create a fairer, cleaner, safer world.
Join Oban Film Club for 5 short films for families: Packing a Wave (2021) Rock Pools (2022) We Know a Better Word Than Happy (2022) Wind (2013) Land Without Evil (2017) Stay on after the […]
Oban Youth Café premises offers young people a place to come to and call their own, a place to hang out, meet friends, cook, play pool and over time build […]
Join us in conversation after the film to explore childhood, play, and effective personal routes to action with We Play co-directors Simon Bateson and Kristina Konstantoni.