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Thank you to our partner @invisiblewomen_archives

Thank you to our partner @invisiblewomen_archives on putting together a retrospective on the trailblazing filmmaker Marta Rodríguez last month. 🙏

They’ve written a brilliant blog post which includes the intro @camilla_baier presented at our screenings. Have a read, link in bio 👆.

In partnership with Fundación Cine Documental and Invisible Women Archives

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#scotland
#cinema
#colombia
#documentary

It‘s that time again, the Craigmillar Film Club

It‘s that time again, the Craigmillar Film Club is back tomorrow for a FREE screening from our February offering: CÀNAIN – GAYA / THE DIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES. 🎥

No need to sign-up, just turn up at Craigmillar Library (101 Niddrie Mains Road, Edinburgh, EH16 4BG).

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#Languages

🗣️ The first screening of our CÀNAIN – GAY

🗣️ The first screening of our CÀNAIN – GAYA / SHORT FILM NIGHT / THE DIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES programme is this Wednesday at Craigmillar Library where you can get a taste of the programme for free.

These six incredible shorts invite us to consider the presence, representation and rights of languages in fostering diverse cinematic cultures. 🌍

Ticket link in bio 👆

#languages
#indigenous
#Scotland
#cinema

🗣️ Six shorts this February as part of CÀNAI

🗣️ Six shorts this February as part of CÀNAIN – GAYA / SHORT FILM NIGHT / THE DIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES

The shorts foreground Scottish Gaelic (“And So It Was”), Dulegaya and Wayuunaiki (“Mu Palaa”), British Sign Languages (“Signs and Gestures”), Mixtec (“Kii Nche Ndutsa”), and Yanomae (“Mãri H” and Thuë pihi kuuwi”) and invite us to consider the presence, representation and rights of languages in fostering diverse cinematic cultures.

Book via the link in our bio 👆

#Languages
#ShortFilm
#Scotland
#Cinema

📣 CinemaAttic proudly presents our February pro

📣 CinemaAttic proudly presents our February programme Cànain - Gaya: The Diversity of Languages.

Cànain in the Scottish Gaelic language means: Language

Gaya in the Guna Dule language means: Mouth; language; word; cost.

🗣️ This programme of six short films is timed to coincide with the early stages of the UN International Decade of Indigenous Languages (2022 – 2032) and the annual celebration of linguistic diversity, International Mother Language Day (21 February). Building connections between these events, this timely programme offers a selection of special short films that have been screened around the world, including several Scottish premieres. 🌍

🎟️ Tickets are now on sale and you can browse the full programme on our website. 👆

🌺 It’s been a very heartwarming start to the

🌺 It’s been a very heartwarming start to the year and we want to thank everyone and our audiences for making our Marta Rodríguez retrospective a success. A huge thank you to our partners @invisiblewomen_archives, @camilla_baier, @screenscots, @crew_2000, Charlotte Gleghorn from @edinburghuniversity, Dr María A. Vélez-Serna from @universityofstirling, Andrei Gomez-Suarez from @uniwinchester, @rodeemoseldialogo, Fundación Cine Documental and of course @martarodriguezcineasta and the venues @cca_glasgow, @glasgowfilmtheatre, St Peter’s Church Hall and @edinburghcineandvideosociety for having us. 🌸

📸 Photos by @mpdonna

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#Cinema
#Scotland
#DocumentaryFilm

Limited tickets for our opening screening of PICTU

Limited tickets for our opening screening of PICTURES OF GHOSTS (2023) by Kleber Mendonça Filho, part of the CinemaAttic Brasil: A Slow Film Festival. 🇧🇷

🗓️ Today
⏰ 18:00
📍 @thecameocinema, Edinburgh
🎟️ Ticket link in bio

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#Brasil
#Edinburgh
#Cinema

Tomorrow we launch the first of 6 screenings from

Tomorrow we launch the first of 6 screenings from Brasil: A Slow Film Festival with PICTURES OF GHOSTS (2023) at Cameo Cinema in Edinburgh. 🇧🇷

🎟️ Book via the link above.

Supported by the Consulate General of Brazil in Edinburgh, The Guimarães Rosa Institute & Screen Scotland.

Thank you to those who attended the restored versi

Thank you to those who attended the restored version of Love, Women and Flowers (1988) yesterday at @glasgowfilmtheatre for a special screening and thank you to @camilla_baier from @invisiblewomen_archives for the introduction. 🌺🧡

Final screening tomorrow at St Peter’s Church Hall in Edinburgh where we will be screening the same film with some delicious Colombian food and drink sold by Sabor Al Toque. 🇨🇴

We have some tickets available, book above 👆

#MartaRodriguez

Throughout her extensive career, Marta Rodríguez

Throughout her extensive career, Marta Rodríguez has used the lens to portray Colombian reality, reflecting the misery & exploitation of the most underprivileged. 🇨🇴

📣 Don’t miss our last screenings of LOVE, WOMEN & FLOWERS (1988) tonight at @glasgowfilmtheatre & Saturday at St Peter’s Church Hall, Edinburgh.

🎟️ Book via our website.

#MartaRodriguez

“Every Flower is pretty, but behind every flower

“Every Flower is pretty, but behind every flower there is death.”

Love, Women and Flowers (Amor, mujeres y flores) – restored version. 💕 🌺

The last film as part of Cursed Flowers and Sacred Leaves: The Militant Cinema of Marta Rodriguez this month is screening tomorrow at @glasgowfilmtheatre with an introduction by @invisiblewomen_archives Camilla Baier.

We are also screening at St Peter’s Church Hall, Edinburgh this Saturday (8pm).

Book via our website 👆

#martarodriguez
#Glasgow
#Edinburgh
#Cinema

📢 Part of our brand new Brazilian slow film fes

Who’s joining us tomorrow at @cca_glasgow for a

Who’s joining us tomorrow at @cca_glasgow for a double screening of Marta Rodríguez‘s trailblazing cinema? 😍

We are delighted to be joined by Dr María Antonia Vélez Serna (University of Stirling) and Dr Andrei Gomez-Suarez (University of Winchester) for a panel discussion after the films. 🗣️

Marta Rodríguez has spent decades gathering the voices, experiences, and cosmogonies of the peasant and indigenous peoples of Colombia, in some of the areas where coca and poppy are grown. These screenings and discussions propose alternative ways of approaching the issue of drug production and trade, contextualising the substance chains that link Colombia to Scotland – a country with historically high consumption rates. 🇨🇴 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

🎟️ Tickets available via the CCA website.

#MartaRodriguez #Film #Glasgow #Screening

Some events leave a good feeling inside the organi

Some events leave a good feeling inside the organisers that grows bigger as time passes after the event is finished. This, without question, was one of them. The film was a real treat and a privilege to watch as it was meant to be watched, on a big screen, the intro by Charlotte Gleghorn was a master class. The audience was the right one and the venue invited to enjoy the event with is quirkiness and absolute charm. Thank you for those who made it and to the Edinburgh film and video society for letting us do (sorry about drinking your wine that wasn’t part of the event 🥹). Remember there are still another 3 screenings of Marta Rodriguez’s work coming this week.

😍 Thank you for a sold out screening of Our Voi

😍 Thank you for a sold out screening of Our Voice of Earth, Memory and Future at @edinburghcineandvideosociety on Saturday and another big thank you to Senior Lecturer in Latin American Film Studies Charlotte Gleghorn for the introduction.

📣 Up next: a double screening of POPPY, THE CURSED FLOWER (1998) and THE SACRED LEAF (2001) this Wednesday at @cca_glasgow with a post screening conversation panel with Dr María Antonia Vélez Serna (University of Stirling) and Dr Andrei Gomez-Suarez (University of Winchester). 🌺 🍃

#MartaRodriguez 🇨🇴

❗️Two more days until our screening of OUR VOI

❗️Two more days until our screening of OUR VOICE OF EARTH, MEMORY AND FUTURE (1981) - restored version with an introduction by Charlotte Gleghorn (Senior Lecturer in Latin American Film Studies – University of Edinburgh). 🗣️

📍 @edinburghcineandvideosociety (23a Fettes Row, Edinburgh, EH3 6RH)
🗓️ Sat 20 Jan, 18:30
🎟️ Book via our website, pay what you can.
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The Devil, as the saying goes, comes in many forms

The Devil, as the saying goes, comes in many forms.

👏 We are delighted to be screening this rare film by Marta Rodriguez and Jorge Silva this Saturday at the @edinburghcineandvideosociety. Our Voice of Earth, Memory and Future documents the birth of the Indigenous movement in the Cauca region (Colombia) in the early 1970s. 🇨🇴

Screening + Introduction by Charlotte Gleghorn (Senior Lecturer in Latin American Film Studies – University of Edinburgh)

Book via the link in our bio 👆

#MartaRodriguez #Colombia #Edinburgh #Cinema

📣 Scotland, we’re taking you on a slow film f

📣 UPCOMING: Join us next week at the @edinburgh

📣 UPCOMING: Join us next week at the @edinburghcineandvideosociety for a screening of OUR VOICE OF EARTH, MEMORY AND FUTURE.

Documenting the birth of the Indigenous movement in the Cauca region in the early 1970s, the arrival of the conquistadors to America, the catechism of Indigenous communities and the dispossession of their lands, to the contemporary exploitation of the Puracé mine with US investment, sequences are spliced together and juxtaposed as an arresting continuum, montage of then and now.

📌 Location: 23a Fettes Row, Edinburgh, EH3 6RH
🎟️ Tickets on sale: link in bio 👆

#MartaRodriguez #Edinburgh #Film #Colombia

❤️ Love, Women & Flowers (Amor, Mujeres y Flor

❤️ Love, Women & Flowers (Amor, Mujeres y Flores) explores this question by taking an unflinching look at the toxicity within the flower industry in Colombia, largely occupied by women workers, fuelled by western demand. 🌸

Newly restored and screened as part of the official section of Cannes Classics 2023.

Screenings:
📍 @glasgowfilmtheatre - 25 January
📍 St Peter’s Church Hall, Edinburgh - 27 January
🗣️ Introduction by @invisiblewomen_archives
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