After a very busy February, Cromarty cinema has no intention to slow down! The month includes a great selection of international films, for example the magnificent EO about an ex-circus donkey’s journey through the world; Saint Omer, a French courtroom…
Tickets for this year’s Cromarty Film Festival went live today at 1pm today. This year’s CFF will be taking place 24th-26th March. For the first time – in 16 years – an all female team is leading the festival. The…
We are delighted to present our current midweek special season featuring the work of celebrated comic genius Jacques Tati. Each week (Wednesday evening for your calendars) David Newman will be introducing one of his 5 favourite Jacques Tati films.
To kick off 2023 with a bang, we have an exciting new schedule for you all. Lovers of drama will no doubt enjoy fierce and modern period film Corsage. Then we have Tár, a masterpiece with Cate Blanchett in the…
We are delighted to announce that the Cromarty Film Festival will be back next year. It will run Friday 24th March – Sunday 26th March. We will also be running a series of trailer events on the weekend 3-4th December,…
It’s November and with the nights becoming colder and darker, what better way to spend them than at our warm and cozy community cinema! This month, we have a variety of films on offer, starting with three very special film…
Cromarty Cinema Korean & Anime Season Playing Together/Hamkke Noneun, our Korean + anime season emerged out of a conversation which took place during our Japan Season last year, and has involved the work of a large team of community volunteers.…
Summer days, drifting away but oh those cinema nights! No not Grease, but a full slate of great films in August. Don’t miss the passionate volcanic romance in Fire of Love; the masterfully elegiac road comedy-drama Hit The Road; the…
In collaboration with Havana Glasgow Film Festival, come along this Friday 13th for a screening of powerful documentary QUEENS OF THE REVOLUTION (18) with a special intro, refreshments and Q&A session. Tickets £5 Then on Sat 14th at 11am, aimed…
Masks have been dropped by the Scottish government last month, but we all have the responsibility to look after ourselves and others around us. So if you feel you want to wear one – please do, some of us might…
It’s April! The lambs are are in the fields and frogs are having fun… And we have our new programme! The weather is doing it’s crazy thing so best is to come to the cinema, cosy up on our comfy…
Spring seems to have arrived early in Cromarty, but we still have plenty of reasons to spend a couple of hours basking in the comforts of the cinema. A great new programme for March is out with a few unmissable…
Cromarty Cinema is here to offer you a cosy respite from the winter storms! Our new programme is out with the usual great mix of features, documentaries, family and foreign cinema. For the romantics out there we have Baz Lurhman’s…
It is cinema’s second birthday! Fasten your seatbelts we are just getting started. Check out our February programme and celebrate with us. Whether you are romantic or a pragmatic (or anything in between) – there’s a fil
As of Monday 24 January, the Scottish Government is lifting social distancing requirements in cinemas which means we can accommodate 35 people again. Other precautions e.g. mask wearing, track & trace, cleaning etc. remain the same. Most importantly, you’ll be…
We kick off 2022 with a great set of films from documentary shorts, to award winners like Belfast, and family favourites such as the Gruffalo we’ve got you covered.
In light of the recently announced government restrictions, Cromarty Cinema will be limiting its audience numbers to allow for social distancing of one metre between groups. Tickets are available as before from Eden Court box office and Cromartycinema.com. Please note…
From 11 November we will be hosting 5 weeks of films and activities including workshops, talks and Q+As with directors and artist We are delighted to be part of Japan 2021: 100 Years of Japanese Cinema, a UK-wide season supported…
For the first time the Inverness Film Festival is coming to Cromarty! The IFF is an incredible opportunity to see some of the most exciting and diverse cinema in the world and we are thrilled to be able to screen…
We regret to confirm that there will be no Cromarty Film Festival this year. Ongoing Covid restrictions and the necessity of focusing our energies on the re-opening of our new cinema have made it impossible to realise a festival on…
Freshly confirmed September Programme is here! We are super excited to welcome you all at full capacity to enjoy film on our comfy seats on the big screen. Masks should still be worn and Track&Trace still in place for your…
Our current programme runs until the end of the month with slightly increased seating capacity but all the other usual Covid protocols remain in place. Book your tickets through Eden Court or at our box office at the cinema Wednesdays…
This summer our Young Programmers curated a special season focusing on two themes – Black Scottish history; Straightening our History and women overcoming barriers; Stories of Resilience. The programme features 6 weeks of film screenings and related activities including talks,…
Natasha Romanoff confronts the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy with ties to her past arises.
Our new schedule of films is out and tickets available on the door or in advance through Eden Court or at the Cinema between 12-2 on Wednesdays. Check out all the upcoming film goodness on the Whats On page and…
We are pleased to announce that Cromarty Cinema is re-opening on 26 May! Systems are in place to ensure that the cinematic experience fits the current situation, for information on the customer procedures for visiting the cinema see here.
Our fledgling young programmers (ages 16-28) have just started two new projects: Special Programming with support from BFI Scotland and a Schools Partnership with funding from the Middleton Trust. More info to come soon!
Starting in January Cromarty Primary has been working with Cinema volunteers to set up a film learning programme which will fold in workshops, talks, skills for film analyses and hosting special screenings. This is a two year programme with a…
In this feel good festive romance, two strangers come together to try and get home for Christmas.
An eight-year-old troublemaker must protect his house from a pair of burglars when he is accidentally left home alone by his family during Christmas vacation.
