
The weekend of Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 September saw the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra (BBCSSO) perform two very special film-related concerts at Glasgow’s City Halls, both of which celebrated the work of composer Bernard Herrmann.
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The weekend of Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 September saw the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra (BBCSSO) perform two very special film-related concerts at Glasgow’s City Halls, both of which celebrated the work of composer Bernard Herrmann.

We saddle up for the first screening of new Edinburgh-set film, Three-Legged Horses.

ReelScotland attends the Trainspotting 15th Anniversary screening at the Royal Scottish Academy, a See Film Differently event.

Thursday evening saw singer/songwriter/political activist Billy Bragg arrive at Edinburgh’s Cameo Cinema to introduce a screening of director Alan Miles’ latest documentary, Breaking Rocks, a look at Bragg’s groundbreaking inititiative which sees him take guitars to prisons around England and Wales in an attempt to help rehabilitate inmates.

For three days at the end of April, Edinburgh’s normally sedate Filmhouse witnessed horror and fantasy fans converge to celebrate FAB Fest 2010. ReelScotland sent along Robbie McKay, Adam Hughes and Anthony Forsyth to report from the event and give their views on nine of the films on offer.

Edinburgh city centre came to a standstill this afternoon as the BBC – and some familiar faces – arrived as part of a national tour to promote the return of Doctor Who to our TV screens this Saturday.
Judy Dean attends a community cinema screening and discovers that there’s a demand for film outside Scotland’s multiplexes.
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