CINETOPIA: DOC presents: KIM'S VIDEO! A must-see for video store nerds, physical media lovers and movie buffs!🍿 Please note: to take part in the MYSTERY VIDEO SWAP BOX please arrive 20 minutes before the screening. Bring a DVD or Video from your collection at home, pop it in the swap box, and lucky dip for a surprise one to take home! Kim’s Video follows modern-day cinephile and filmmaker, David Redmon, on a seemingly quixotic quest to track down the whereabouts of the massive video collection of the now-defunct Kim’s Video, an iconic NYC video rental store with more than 55,000 beloved and rare movies - frequented by Jim Jarmusch, Quentin Tarantino, and the Coen Bros. Playing with the forms and tropes of cinema, David’s bizarre and increasingly obsessive quest takes him to Sicily, where he becomes entangled in a web of local politics, and to South Korea, where he tracks down the enigmatic Mr. Kim in the hope of influencing the collection’s future. “An ode to the love of cinema, this film will strike a chord with anyone who has ever rented a movie.” 📼 Cinetopia connects the film community. We're a film exhibition and film events hub who create events and content for both the general public as well as film industry professionals, from screenings to networking, pop-up outdoor cinema, and panels. we also produce a podcast and film Substack. more dates here - www.cinetopia.co.uk/kimsvideo

CINETOPIA: DOC presents: KIM'S VIDEO! A must-see for video store nerds, physical media lovers and movie buffs!🍿 Please note: to take part in the MYSTERY VIDEO SWAP BOX please arrive 20 minutes before the screening. Bring a DVD or Video from your collection at home, pop it in the swap box, and lucky dip for a surprise one to take home! Kim’s Video follows modern-day cinephile and filmmaker, David Redmon, on a seemingly quixotic quest to track down the whereabouts of the massive video collection of the now-defunct Kim’s Video, an iconic NYC video rental store with more than 55,000 beloved and rare movies - frequented by Jim Jarmusch, Quentin Tarantino, and the Coen Bros. Playing with the forms and tropes of cinema, David’s bizarre and increasingly obsessive quest takes him to Sicily, where he becomes entangled in a web of local politics, and to South Korea, where he tracks down the enigmatic Mr. Kim in the hope of influencing the collection’s future. “An ode to the love of cinema, this film will strike a chord with anyone who has ever rented a movie.” 📼 Cinetopia connects the film community. We're a film exhibition and film events hub who create events and content for both the general public as well as film industry professionals, from screenings to networking, pop-up outdoor cinema, and panels. we also produce a podcast and film Substack. more dates here - www.cinetopia.co.uk/kimsvideo https://tickets.montroseplayhouse.co.uk/movie/kims-video-qa

Presented by Cinetopia:DOC and Take One Action! (N/C 12A+) 88 mins Directors: Juan Palacios & Sofie Husum Johannesen In Danish with English subtitles. Tickets available on a sliding scale. See below for more info. The 27 residents on the tiny Danish Wadden Sea island of Mandø are used to severe weather and flooding. Climate change has only made things worse and now it poses a serious existential threat to the eight-square-kilometer island. However, its last farmer, Gregers, whose family has lived there for eight generations, hasn’t given up in the face of the impending catastrophe. He refuses to build a life elsewhere and instead hopes to find a wife to manage the farm with him. As a storm is slowly approaching, Gregers and his faithful dog inspect the obsolete dikes that protect his beloved island. In the meantime, Mie blows out the candles of her 100th-year birthday cake, Ellen and Ingeborg complain about the moon disease they suffer from, birdwatcher Niels laments about the rare birds that don’t visit the island anymore, and tourist guide Preben tells stories, about how Mandø’s entire community was almost completely wiped out during a storm surge in 1634, to summer visitors who come and go on a daily basis. Despite the new threats from the rising sea, today’s current generation holds on steadfastly to their little part of the world. The portrait of this microcosm is accompanied by masterfully crafted shots of the distinctive landscape, shifting skies, and seas that change with the wind and tide. In a sense, the grim fate of these islanders, presented in daily humorous situations, affects us all. “Directors Juan Palacios and Sofie Husum Johannesen find beauty and sadness in this visually exquisite documentary about a tiny island community menaced by climate change.” The Film Verdict “Impressively, the film walks that delicate line of both celebrating Mando as an entirely unique place, an island lost in time, and holding it up as a King Canute-esque symbol for humanity’s ongoing fight to hold back the tide.” Screen Daily 12A+: This film is not rated by the BBFC, but we recommend it is appropriate for all those aged 12 and above. To make their events more accessible, Take One Action’s tickets operate on a sliding scale policy. Choose what you pay based on your personal circumstances, from £0 – £10. When you pay a higher price, you help subsidise a ticket for somebody on a lower income. Prices* £0 – No income £2 – Low income £4 – Low income £6 – Concession £8 – Full price £10 – Pay it forward *When booked online, tickets priced £2 to £10 will be charged a booking fee. Screening at the Screen Machine About our Ullapool Location Car Park, Lochbroom Leisure Centre, Ullapool, IV26 2UE

Film Networking Night is back! Join us this May for our regular informal mixer. 🙌 Meet and connect with fellow film industry folks over informal drinks and chats, whether you're a seasoned pro, or just starting out and keen to learn more. Our film networking events are all about building connections and community in the local film industry, in a friendly, low-key, no-pressure environment. We're back at the fantastic BLACKBIRD in Tollcross, just a few minutes from The Cameo. The event is free to attend and you can purchase food and drinks from the bar. When and Where: 29 May 7pm - 10.30pm BLACKBIRD BAR (COURTYARD) - 37-39 Leven St, Edinburgh EH3 9LH *If you've not been to a Cinetopia Networking Night before, this is one of our regular nights for the general film industry to get together for a casual drink and/or chat. Started in 2018, we felt there would be a great need and opportunity to meet others across the city in the industry on a regular basis. Whether you are looking for your next gig or your next collaborator, we hope that these events will either help a bit in making those connections or merely just offer the chance to catch up with colleagues and crew members. Please RSVP so we can let our hosts know how many to expect. If you have to cancel, please let us know so we can offer the space to someone else! Cinetopia is connects the film community through screenings, events, industry networking, a podcast and Substack! More info about of our film event offerings, go to www.cinetopia.co.uk Location Blackbird Bar and Restaurant (Courtyard), EH3 9LH

To mark Earth Day 2025, Cinetopia:DOC is proud to host the UK premiere of THE WHITE HOUSE EFFECT, a revelatory journey through a pivotal moment in the history of the climate crisis. Using exclusively archival footage as narrative, THE WHITE HOUSE EFFECT transports viewers back to 1988-1992, when the world stood at a crossroads in addressing global warming - the 'greenhouse effect'. This compelling documentary exposes how President George H.W. Bush's administration, caught between increasingly alarming scientific evidence and mounting pressure from industrial titans, as well as battling rifts within his own White House team, ultimately undermined crucial climate action at the 1992 Rio Earth Summit. This decision dramatically altered our planet's future and set us on the path towards our current climate emergency. From the acclaimed filmmaking team behind ATHLETE A, AN INCONVENIENT SEQUEL:TRUTH TO POWER, and the Oscar-nominated LEAD ME HOME, THE WHITE HOUSE EFFECT is an unflinching look at how political battles within the White House, and media narratives outside of it, shaped our environmental destiny. Co-directors Bonni Cohen, Pedro Kos, and Jon Shenk masterfully weave archival material to uncover the fascinating and damning origin story of our climate crisis, connecting the dots between past decisions and today's challenges with devastating precision. This special Earth Day screening invites audiences to understand not just how we arrived at our current climate reality, but also to reflect on the power of decisive action, and the consequences of missed opportunities as we continue to confront one of humanity's greatest challenges. Cinetopia:DOC is a monthly documentary club bringing audiences together to watch, discuss and connect around the documentary genre and craft. We screen exceptional documentary films alongside filmmaker Q&As or conversations as well as offer a space afterwards for continued discussion and networking in the Cameo bar. Cinetopia:DOC is supported by Film Hub Scotland, part of the BFI's Film Audience Network, and funded by Screen Scotland and National Lottery funding from the BFI and the Scottish Documentary Institute and produced by Cinetopia, a hub of activity around filmgoing and filmmaking based in Edinburgh.

CINETOPIA: DOC presents: KIM'S VIDEO! A must-see for video store nerds, physical media lovers and movie buffs!🍿 Please note: to take part in the MYSTERY VIDEO SWAP BOX please arrive 20 minutes before the screening. Bring a DVD or Video from your collection at home, pop it in the swap box, and lucky dip for a surprise one to take home! Kim’s Video follows modern-day cinephile and filmmaker, David Redmon, on a seemingly quixotic quest to track down the whereabouts of the massive video collection of the now-defunct Kim’s Video, an iconic NYC video rental store with more than 55,000 beloved and rare movies - frequented by Jim Jarmusch, Quentin Tarantino, and the Coen Bros. Playing with the forms and tropes of cinema, David’s bizarre and increasingly obsessive quest takes him to Sicily, where he becomes entangled in a web of local politics, and to South Korea, where he tracks down the enigmatic Mr. Kim in the hope of influencing the collection’s future. “An ode to the love of cinema, this film will strike a chord with anyone who has ever rented a movie.” 📼 Cinetopia connects the film community. We're a film exhibition and film events hub who create events and content for both the general public as well as film industry professionals, from screenings to networking, pop-up outdoor cinema, and panels. we also produce a podcast and film Substack.