09/10/2026
We are so excited to finally share the details of our upcoming community cinema programme with you, which will be starting a bit later this year in January 2027. Tickets are now available to buy on Ticketlab. Scroll through for details about each film, and we've included a bit of info on each below!
The Golden Spurtle 🥣 Tuesday 12th January, 7pm
We think you're going to love this film! A favourite among community cinemas and audiences since it's premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in August, this documentary about the community of Carrbridge as they prepare for their annual World Porridge Making Championship is full to the brim with gentle humour and brilliant storytelling. Ot has just come back from attending the Championships in person and was blown away by how well the film captured the excitement and joy of the day. Who knew porridge could be so exciting!
Short Documentaries 🎥 Saturday 13th February, 2pm
For this screening we'll be showing 6 fantastic short documentaries made by new filmmakers on the Scottish Documentary Institute's 2026 Bridging the Gap programme. All 6 films are fantastic and really varied! Your feedback was so brilliant for this event last year, and it was so popular, that we had to do it again this year.
Nae Pasaran! ✈️ Thursday 18th March, 7pm
In the Spring we showed Felipe Bustos Sierra's Everybody to Kenmure Street, which came out this year and was extremely popular. Nae Pasaran! is his previous film, which follows the story of 1974-1978 boycott in an East Kilbride factory, where Rolls-Royce workers refused to work on Chilean warplane engines, grounding half of Pinochet's airforce during his brutal dictatorship. The documentary catches up with some of the workers involved, and they find out the incredible impact of their actions.
Tickets are available to buy now! https://ticketlab.app/events/duncanplace/grid
We recommend booking early as we are expecting all of these screenings to sell out and we never sell tickets on the door.
Once more we've received funding for this programme from The City of Edinburgh Council through WHALE Arts Local Cinema Network.