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Home » All Content » Life, Arts & Leisure » Classics old and new as free film fest returns

Classics old and new as free film fest returns

May 1, 2018 by Hayley Murden Leave a Comment

Zac Efron and Hugh Jackman
Zac Efron and Hugh Jackman in The Greatest Showman

Free outdoor movies will return to St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, this summer following a sponsorship deal with a jam maker.

Edinburgh International Film Festival and Essential Edinburgh is today launching Film Fest in the City with Mackays which will run from 15 to 17 June.

Cinematic classics such as Casablanca, Top Gun, Ghostbusters, Big Trouble in Little China and Big, will be shown with modern day blockbusters including Wonder Woman, Thor: Ragnarok and Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

Family favourites include  Paddington, Paddington 2, The Incredibles, Jason and the Argonauts and Who Framed Roger Rabbit. There will also be screenings of the musicals Moulin Rouge and The Greatest Showman.

Mark AdamsMark Adams (right), EIFF artistic director said: “Our annual selection of free screenings are always the perfect way to get in the movie mood in the weekend before the Film Festival begins. From Casablanca to The Greatest Showman, this is a selection of great films that will appeal to film fans young and old.” 

Roddy Smith, chief executive of Essential Edinburgh, said: “Film Fest in the City is only possible thanks to the superb partnership between Essential Edinburgh, EIFF and the production team at Unique Events.

“Essential Edinburgh is solely funded by city centre businesses who invest £1 million a year into projects, initiatives and events, such as Film Fest in the City.”

Launched in 2011, the St Andrew Square screenings were created to bring film lovers into the city centre and generate interest in EIFF which runs from 20 June – 1 July.

2018 programme:

FRIDAY 15 JUNE

4.30pm – 6.55pm           WONDER WOMAN (Cert 12A, 141 mins, 2017)

7.05pm – 8:50pm           CASABLANCA (Cert U, 102 mins, 1942)

9.00pm – 10.50pm         TOP GUN (Cert 12, 110 mins, 1986)

SATURDAY 16 JUNE

10am – 11.55am            THE INCREDIBLES (Cert. U, 115 mins, 2004)

12.15pm – 1.50pm         PADDINGTON (Cert U, 95 mins, 2014)

2.0pm – 3:45pm             BIG (Cert PG, 104 mins, 1988)

4.00pm – 5.45pm           WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT? (Cert PG, 104 mins, 1988)

6.10pm – 8.20pm           MOULIN ROUGE! (Cert PG, 127mins, 2001)

8.40pm – 10.50pm         THOR: RAGNAROK (Cert PG, 130 mins, 2017)

SUNDAY 17 JUNE

10am – 11.45am            PADDINGTON 2 (Cert PG, 104 mins, 2017)

12pm – 1.45pm             JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS (Cert U, 104 mins, 1963)

2.10pm – 3.55pm           THE GREATEST SHOWMAN (Cert PG, 102 mins, 2017)

4.10pm – 5.55pm           GHOSTBUSTERS (Cert 12A, 105 mins, 1984)

6.10pm – 7.50pm           BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA (Cert 12A, 99 mins, 1986)

8.15pm – 10.45pm         STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI (Cert PG, 152 mins, 2017)

 

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