Falastin Frames

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Falastin Frames

Falastin Film Festival (FFF) is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit collective of Palestinians and allies dedicated to bringing Palestinian art to Scottish audiences. Palestinians are often summed up as an ‘occupied people,’ and spoken for, though they have unending stories to tell.

Using cinema, primarily, as a tool of resistance, we strive to decolonize the narrative and equip audiences with historical context. We want to build community while celebrating Palestinian art and culture through cinema, music, cuisine, and other storytelling mediums.

Scotland’s exposure to Palestinian history, art, and culture remains rather limited. We hope to contribute to filling this gap, using both classical and contemporary cinema, primarily, but not exclusively.

In so doing, we hope to provide a vibrant representation that encompasses the geographic, linguistic, and experiential diversity of the Palestinian people, globally, all the while educating our audiences on the more than 100 years of zionist occupation endured.

Falastin Frames is our monthly fundraiser screening project. We will be screening our FFF 2025 most popular selection to fundraise for next year’s edition of the festival.

All copy provided by Falastin Film Festival team.

Showtimes

Showtimes The Choral | 12:30PM Left-Handed Girl | 12:45PM It Was Just An Accident | 12:55PM The Shining (45th Anniversary) (US Version) | 1:55PM, 8:15PM Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery | 3:00PM, 8:00PM Cover-Up | 3:10PM The Tale of Silyan | 3:15PM, 8:20PM It's A Wonderful Life | 5:15PM Pillion | 5:30PM The Mastermind | 5:45PM Far from Heaven | 6:00PM The Shop Around The Corner | 8:30PM

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We open 30 minutes before the first showtime of the day.
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All theaters are ADA accessible with wheelchair seating.
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Closed captioning and assistive listening devices are available at the box office.

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Funded by UK Government

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