Breascleit Community Centre
Thursday March 24th
Breasclete and the surrounding villages form a vibrant rural community on the west coast of Lewis. Our community centre was built in 2004 and provides a home for daily ongoing activities, there is something for everyone. Over the past few years the centre has become a popular venue for wedding receptions and other events including part of the Hebridean Celtic Festival each year. The secret of our success is the enthusiasm of volunteers throughout the area, our true community spirit is something we really can be proud of.
It is always good to try something different. The film festival has given us an opportunity and challenge of hosting an event different from the rest, an event that will suit our community as a whole. It is an ideal opportunity for the younger members of our community to get involved, our senior youth club will be running the event alongside the festival team. This will give our young people an insight into a side of cinema they would otherwise not see. Doors open 30 minutes before each movie time. Teas/coffees and homebaking will be available at the 2pm showing and soft drinks, juice and confectionery will be available at the 5pm and 8pm film showings. Looking forward to seeing you there.
Breasclete Community Centre is located adjacent to Breasclete School on the A858 some 16 miles from Stornoway.
Donna Morrison
Film showing £4.00 Concessions £2.00 Daily ticket £8.00
THE ROCKET POST (12) 2pm
UK 2002/112 mins
Director: Stephen Wittaker
Starring: Gary Lewis, Eddie Marsden, Ulrich Thomsen, Shauna Macdonald, Kevin Mckidd
Based on the true story of the German rocket scientist who moved to the Outer Hebrides in order to develop a process of delivering the mail to the mainland. Arriving to hostilities from the locals they are aided by the local school teacher.
Filmed on the islands of Taransay and Lewis as well as inland locations in the Highlands such as Aviemore, Dornoch and around Inverness.
THE FINGER TRAP
UK 2008/4mins
Director: Julia McLean
The elderly but young at heart Wilson Brown becomes stuck in his Chinese finger trap toy whilst preparing an anniversary surprise for his wife.
TOY STORY 3 (U) 5pm
USA 2010/ 98mins
Director: Lee Unkrich
Starring: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Michael Keaton
The third, and possibly the best, instalment of one of the greatest trilogies ever seen in cinema. Andy is on his way to college and no longer has the need for his childhood toys. So Woody, Buzz and co have to find somewhere and with someone new to play. With Spanish Buzz, Ken & Barbie and so many other fantastic moments this is a wonderful end to a perfect series of movies.
MONDO’S SEARCH FOR THE SUN
UK 2010/11mins
Director: Jana Prchalova
Mondo is an old man, trapped in a perpetual winter. In desperation, he builds a flying machine and sets off on a surreal quest, through the depths of time and space. But in order to find the sun, he must first discover the key to his own heart.
THE SOCIAL NETWORK (12) 8pm
USA 2010/ 120mins
Director: David Fincher
Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake, Rashida Jones, Rooney Mara
The Social Network is the true story behind the men who created possibly the most revolutionary tool for socialising, Facebook. It takes us through the creation of the website along with all the court cases and infighting between those involved, Aaron Sorkin’s Oscar winning script is powerful, dramatic and funny; Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield (the
new Spiderman) are terrific in the lead roles. Probably the most relevant film of the year, and for a film about tech geeks it is never dull and always truly exciting.
With thanks to Film Bank.
AN SEOLADH (THE CROSSING) (U) 10 minutes
Written and Directed by Seonaid MacDonald, An Seoladh follows the ferry crossing
being taken by a young girl having to return from the city to live back at home with
her parents in Lewis. Seonaid won Best Film in the inaugural year of FilmG, and as
part of the MG Alba Talent Development Programme has gone on to make this,
her first professionally crewed film. |