The Galoshans Mini Film Festival will showcase 12 films carefully selected by local young people and volunteer curators supported by RIG Arts, each offering something outside of mainstream or commercial genres. The films will explore themes of horror, heritage, and homegrown talent, with the aim of providing Inverclyde audiences with unique cultural experiences.
Sweet Sixteen (18), Friday 24th October, 6pm – buy tickets
Sitting Tight: The Story of the Lee Jeans Sit-In (12a), Friday 24th October, 8.30pm – buy tickets
Shallow Grave, Saturday 25th October, 4pm – buy tickets
Since Yesterday: The Untold Story of Scotland’s Girl Bands (15), Saturday 25th October, 6.15pm – buy tickets
Stopmotion (18), Saturday 25th October, 8.30pm – buy tickets
From Scotland With Love(U), Sunday 26th October, 2pm – buy tickets
Ghost in the Shell, Sunday 26th October, 4.15pm – buy tickets
The Lost Boys, Sunday 26th October, 6.45pm – buy tickets
The Water Horse (PG), Wednesday 29th October, 6pm – buy tickets
Dog Soldiers (15), Wednesday 29th October, 8.15pm – buy tickets
Little Bone Lodge, Thursday 30th October, 6pm – buy tickets
Tummy Monster (15), Thursday 30th October, 8pm – buy tickets
With Q&A with the Filmmaker Ciaran Lyons
£4 full price and £2 concession
If tickets are purchased online there will be a 50p booking fee
RIG Arts is a socially engaged, multi-award-winning arts charity based in Inverclyde that leads the renowned Galoshans Festival each year. RIG Arts uses creativity to connect professional artists with communities to inspire positive change in people’s lives and their environments.
The Waterfront Cinema Greenock is a family-run cinema focused on providing the best affordable movie experience for the local community. Offering regular discounts, their mission is to make cinema more accessible and ensure that entertainment is both enjoyable and budget-friendly.
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The festival will take viewers on a cinematic journey that broadens appreciation for diverse film styles and expands cultural horizons.
The curated programme will run alongside the Waterfront Cinemas Greenock’s more mainstream Halloween screenings, offering a perfect balance of commercial and independent cinema. A RIG Arts project Supported by Film Hub Scotland, part of the BFI’s Film Audience Network, awarding funding on behalf of Screen Scotland and the BFI National Lottery.
Waterfront Cinema Greenock
10 Custom House Way
Greenock, PA15 1EG
Free parking outside venue, disabled spaces available
All on ground level.
There are wheelchair bays in all cinema halls.
Toilets available. There is a DDA accessible toilet in the main area of the cinema.
Rig Arts: Charity No: SC042242
Supported by The National Lottery through Creative Scotland.
Creative Scotland is the public body that supports the arts, screen and creative industries across all parts of Scotland distributing funding provided by the
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