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The Odd Life of Timothy Green (PG)

Sat 25 May 2:30PM
£5.00
Running Time: 105 mins
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The Odd Life of Timothy Green (PG)

A childless couple bury a box in their backyard, containing all of their wishes for an infant. Soon, a child is born, though Timothy Green is not all that he appears.

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Song For Marion (PG)

Sat 25 May 7:30PM
£6.00 (£5.00 under 16s)
Running Time: 93 mins
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Song For Marion (PG)

Terence Stamp and Vanessa Redgrave star in this tender comedy drama. Crotchety Arthur (Terence Stamp) is married to Marion (Vanessa Redgrave). Much loved by her husband, Marion is tragically dying of cancer and wants to get the maximum enjoyment out of life. She sings in the local seniors chorus named The OAPZ - so named because the conductor Elizabeth (Gemma Arterton) wants the chorus to sound 'street'. Elizabeth's aim is to introduce the pensioners to contemporary music from artists like Gnarls Barkley as they prepare for an important Choir of the Year competition. But when Marion is stricken by her illness and unable to participate, it falls to grumpy Arthur to step up to the plate. Will he be able to do his beloved wife proud? The stage is set for a funny and moving story of reconciliation and the redemptive power of music, featuring the unforgettable image of elderly pensioners crooning Ace of Spades by Motorhead!

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Shaun Loughrey

Fri 7 Jun 7:30PM
£14.00
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Shaun Loughrey

Pinetree Promotions Presents Shaun Loughrey

Shaun Loughrey is one of the more popular Irish based singers to visit Scotland. He was born in Manchester and has relocated to Enniskillen. Sean's father was the late great Johnny Loughrey and like his father Sean has the ability to pick songs that suits his style of singing and backed by the excellent Countrysiders he performs a great range of country, Irish, and popular songs.

The Benn Sisters

Also on the show are the Benn Sisters who were born in London and who also now live in Enniskillen. Carrie and Leanne are great favourites in Scotland and the bubbly duo perform a pleasant mix of country songs and ballads.
During this show you might be lucky and see a live peformance of "the loughrey shuffle" but what you will see is a show with music for everyone.

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Iron Man 3 (PG)

Sat 8 Jun 2:30PM
£6.00 (£5.00 under 16s)
Running Time: 109 mins
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Iron Man 3 (PG)

The brash-but-brilliant industrialist Tony Stark/Iron Man is faced against an enemy whose reach knows no bounds. When Stark finds his personal world destroyed at his enemy’s hands, he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those responsible. This journey, at every turn, will test his mettle. With his back against the wall, Stark is left to survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity and instincts to protect those closest to him. As he fights his way back, Stark discovers the answer to the question that has secretly haunted him: does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?

Starring: Robert Downey Jr, Gwyneth Paltrow and Guy Pearce
Directed by Shane Black

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Trance (15)

Sat 8 Jun 7:30PM
£6.00 (£5.00 under 16s)
Running Time: 101 mins
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Trance (15)

An art auctioneer who has become mixed up with a group of criminals partners with a hypnotherapist in order to recover a lost painting.

Director: Danny Boyle

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Epic (U)

Sat 22 Jun 2:30PM
£5.00
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Epic (U)

A teenager finds herself transported to a deep forest setting where a battle between the forces of good and the forces of evil is taking place. She bands together with a rag-tag group characters in order to save their world -- and ours.


Lochside Theatre Film Festival 2013

On Saturday the 30th March 2013 The Fullarton (formerly Lochside Theatre) in Castle Douglas held its first ever film festival. The evening showcased ten nominated short films which had been submitted over the past 4 months. These films covered a wide genre with documentaries, music videos, comedy, thriller and experimental. These films were made by amateur and semi-professional film makers from all over the UK who were competing against each other for the crown of the 2013 Lochside Film Festival best film. Although this was the inaugural festival which will be held annually in The Fullarton the standard of film making was extremely high. The variety of short films made the festival unique from other festivals, there was a music video for the song 'Smiler' from local band Finding Albert competing against an Italian thriller 'Blinding Lights' and a comedy set in Wales showing the awkward situation of young twenty-somethings on their first date 'Coffee Date' competing with a London based youth-crime drama about knife crime, with such a broad range there really was something for everyone.

After Showing the ten nominated films it was time to announce the top three films. Third place was awarded to the extremely funny and well written comedy 'Coffee Date' directed by Jacob Kronen. In second place was the cinematic and beautifully shot Italian thriller 'Blinding Lights' by Riccardo D'amico.

 

Michael Egan - 2013 Film Festival WinnerFirst place was given to Michael Egan a young Hamilton based filmmaker for his film ‘Said Susan’. Amy Ross who had introduced the evenings proceedings presented Michael with a cash prize and the Lochside Film Festival best film trophy.

It is only a few months since local film maker Scott Woods of Boflex Films approached Allan Scott of The Fullarton about the possibility of running such a festival. The success of the festival was helped by the knowledge and expertise of Ian Brown of Film mobile Scotland.

Due to high standard of films and the feedback from those who attended and the filmmakers, planning is already underway for the 2014 festival with an official announcement being made later this year. So start creating and maybe you could have your film could be shown on the big screen in 2014.

 

The Fullarton

The Fullarton (formerly Lochside) Theatre is a professionally equipped theatre in the heart of south-west Scotland, managed and staffed entirely by part-time volunteers.

Refurbishment Programme

With the current refurbishment programme being the first major project carried out at the theatre during the 17 years of operation, various sources of possible funding were identified to cover the majority of the costs. Applications were made and funding arrangements were agreed from a number of sources. The theatre was pleased to receive funding from the following sources and would like to express grateful thanks to the various bodies, without whose generosity the theatre refurbishment would not have proceeded.

The Refurbished Auditorium and new seating (January 2013)

The Fullarton - Refurbished Auditorium

 

The Fullarton - Refurbished Auditorium Seating

 

 

The Auditorium - before the refurbishment (June 2012)

Lochside Theatre Auditorium - before the refurbishment.

 

 

Cinema Programme

We now have our regular programme of fortnightly 'Saturday Cinema' underway. The films will continue to be screened using 'State of the art' digital cinema projection in association with Film Mobile Scotland and includes screenings of two or even three films on 'Saturday Cinema' days - a children's/family film (matinee 2.30pm) and adult film (evening 7.30pm).
There may be exceptions - for example, if there are no good quality children's films available for a particlular date we may screen two adult films at 4.30pm and 7.30pm instead.

We also hope to introduce an informal programme of midweek cinema evenings to include events such as 'themed double bills', 'audience choice', 'classics', 'art house' etc.