EVENTS
Cinetopia Events offer you film in all its forms. From our outdoor and pop-up film screenings to masterclasses, networking nights, film quizzes, and documentary cineclubs. Check out our latest events below and book yourself in for an all-round film experience!
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Cinetopia:DOC presents MARCH ON ROME (Mark Cousins, 2022)
Sunday 26th May 4pm
Through little-seen archive and his characteristically cinematic analysis, Mark Cousins narrates the ascent of fascism in Italy and its fall-out across 1930s Europe. Both essay film and historical document, Cousins contextualises history through the now, holding a mirror to a political landscape of a creeping far right and manipulated media.
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Cinetopia presents TISH + THE OLD OAK + Q&A
Saturday 8th June 2 pm
Join Cinetopia for a double bill of TISH + THE OLD OAK followed by an in-person discussion with filmmakers Paul Sng and Paul Laverty.
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May Cinetopia Networking Night
Cinetopia Networking is back again this month!
29th May, 7-10 pm at the Blackbird Bar Courtyard
Come along and connect with fellow film industry folks over drinks and informal chats, whether you're a seasoned pro, or just starting out and keen to learn more.
Our networking events are all about building connections and community in the local film industry.
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Networking Nights
Cinetopia runs monthly networking nights for the film industry to get together for a casual get together. Check here for our latest in your city.
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Cinetopia DOC
Our DOC strand brings together documentary film enthusiasts and filmmakers online to watch, discuss and connect around the genre and craft.
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Cinescapes
Cinescapes is a touring film festival celebrating Scottish-ness on screen by showcasing films in different locations around Scotland.
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Cinema on the Shore
Cinema on the Shore brings a outdoor film programme of Scottish and international films to buzzing Leith shore! Enjoy pop-up drinks and food from local vendors, music and a packed selection of movies to suit everyone.
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Electric Muses
Electric Muses celebrates women working in creative technology spanning across two centuries, bringing their overlooked input into the public eye.
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I Ken Whaur I'm Gaun
An immersive film and sound installation exploring oral traditions and languages in Scotland through folk songs found within the archives.
