1pm - 3pm (Doors 12:30pm)
Oran Na Mara is the Scottish Gaelic title for the beautiful Irish, animated, fantasy-film released in 2014, Song of the Sea. BBC Alba has dubbed many animations in an attempt to share, revive and regenerate Scottish Gaelic, which after years of suppression and dominance of the English language, was classified in 2018 as ‘Definitely Endangered’. In Leith we see a revival of the language through the growing community surrounding Taobh na Pairce on Bonnington. Fàilte one and all! In Gaelic with English subtitles.
The feature will be preceded by short animations from Edinburgh-based artist Cat Bruce, including award-winning No Place Like Home. Cat will be joining us to introduce her work.
All Tickets are Name-Your-Price on Citizen Tickets. Spaces are limited to allow for social distancing.
Event & Access Info
This is a family friendly event.
All films will be captioned.
This is an unreserved seated event on the 1st floor with a lift.
For any access requirements or requests please contact producer@leithlate.co.uk and we will make arrangements prior to the event.
COVID Policy
We kindly request that masks are worn unless eating or drinking and suggest taking a lateral flow test before arrival.
Please respect other's space while attending and remember we're not all at the same level of comfort or health.
LeithLate's Pics n Mix event programme is supported by the City of Edinburgh Council, Baillie Gifford, Event Scotland's Event Recovery Fund, and the Film Exhibition Fund distributed by Film Hub Scotland.
