CinemaAttic

CinemaAttic CinemaAttic is a platform for Iberian and Latin American cinema based in Scotland.

CinemaAttic was established in 2008 in Edinburgh as an arts and culture blog to provide a platform for thoughts and ideas about independent cinema. The name derives from its first venue, a secret loft located in the heart of Edinburgh that was converted into a cinema to host underground cultural events. Today, CinemaAttic has flourished into one of Scotland’s key players in the film exhibition sce

ne, delivering our events strategically with some of the most prominent Scottish festivals and organisations. With enhanced film experiences and a strong social approach that allow us to reach transversal popular audiences beyond festival goers and specialised audiences, we have become one of the most active members of Film Hub Scotland. CinemaAttic is a case of consistency and commitment to a film programming proposal that has enriched Scotland’s film scene for almost thirteen years now. Despite CinemaAttic’s evolution we continue to maintain the initial foundation of reclaiming the artistic value of independent cinema in our all-year-round ‘handcrafted’ programmes of world cinema.

No More History Without Us (2024) was a profoundly sincere film, true to its creators’ manifesto, confronting the silenc...
18/06/2026

No More History Without Us (2024) was a profoundly sincere film, true to its creators’ manifesto, confronting the silences and biases that shaped what we call history, and to the emotions left behind by the absence of social justice and the neglect of those who protect the Amazon rainforest, one of the most exploited territories.

These are stories that must be heard. 🌿

Thank you to our community for bringing this conversation to life, and to Kayeb Amazonia , Consulado-Geral do Brasil em Edimburgo , Instituto Guimaraes Rosa, and ou Take One Action Film Festivals for making it possible. We were grateful to share this space alongside human rights activist Claudalice Silva dos Santos.

Fifteen years ago, Zé Claudio and Maria were murdered for defending the forest and the people who depend on it. Their le...
13/06/2026

Fifteen years ago, Zé Claudio and Maria were murdered for defending the forest and the people who depend on it. Their legacy lives on through those who continue that fight.

Join us for a special evening with Claudelice Silva dos Santos, human rights and environmental activist from Pará, Brazil, and sister of Zé Claudio. She founded the Zé Claudio e Maria Institute in their memory, and her work has earned her a nomination for the EU Sakharov Prize (2019) and finalist recognition for the Tulip Award for Human Rights.

Following the screening of No More History Without Us (2024), Claudelice will be in conversation with Xuanlin Tham, curator for Take One Action.

A space to listen, reflect, and stand with those still fighting for justice and for the forest.

📅 Tuesday, 16th June 2026
🕐 8:00 p.m.
📍 Leith Dockers Club

Our final event in Latin Connections in collaboration with Kayeb Amazonia, with support from the Consulate General of Brazil in Edinburgh and the Guimarães Rosa Institute.

📷 The Guardian

No More History Without Us (2024), by Priscilla Brasil and Raphael Uchôa, explores how racism and colonial thinking help...
10/06/2026

No More History Without Us (2024), by Priscilla Brasil and Raphael Uchôa, explores how racism and colonial thinking helped create the notion of the Amazon as a “demographic void” incapable of speaking for itself. A necessary and urgent story, told by Amazonian voices, that challenges dominant narratives.

We are pleased to present this screening as our final event in Latin Connections in collaboration with Kayeb Amazonia, with support from the Consulate General of Brazil in Edinburgh and the Guimarães Rosa Institute.

📍 Tuesday, 16 June
📍 Leith Dockers Club, Edinburgh
🎟️ FREE EVENT (Booking is required)

The Condor Daughter (2025) and The Dog Thief (2024) are built from young perspectives of the Andean highlands and the ci...
09/06/2026

The Condor Daughter (2025) and The Dog Thief (2024) are built from young perspectives of the Andean highlands and the city, giving us a local point of view and above all offering stories where the settings are portrayed as characters that reveal the details of each of these narratives. This is our ideal match! You still have time to catch these two films, part of our Latin Connections official selection, come along in Edinburgh, Glasgow or Dundee:

🎬 THE CONDOR DAUGHTER
Tuesday, 09 June
Thursday, 11 June with introduction by

🎬 THE DOG THIEF
Wednesday, 10 June
Book your tickets via the link in our bio!

📣 ONE FINAL WEEK FULL OF FEATURES AT LATIN CONNECTIONS.Our final week of feature films is here and you dont wanna miss i...
08/06/2026

📣 ONE FINAL WEEK FULL OF FEATURES AT LATIN CONNECTIONS.

Our final week of feature films is here and you dont wanna miss it! Join us in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Durham!

🎬 LAS GENTILES
Monday 8 June — , Edinburgh

🎬 GOD IS A WOMAN
Monday 8 June — Durham University

🎬 THE CONDOR DAUGHTER
Tuesday 9 June — , Glasgow
Thursday 11 June — , Dundee

🎬 THE DOG THIEF
Wednesday 10 June — , Edinburgh

🔗 Book your tickets via the link in our bio.

One week since A Mi Manera lit up the screen, and we’re already wishing we could do it all over again ✨A huge thank you ...
07/06/2026

One week since A Mi Manera lit up the screen, and we’re already wishing we could do it all over again ✨
A huge thank you to our friends, volunteers and community who made this gathering so special. Extra love to for a truly memorable performance, and to for keeping us well fed with their delicious food ❤️

Latin Connections isn’t over yet, we’ve still got more events coming up this week:

🎬 LAS GENTILES
Monday 8 June — , Edinburgh
🎬 THE CONDOR DAUGHTER
Tuesday 9 June — , Glasgow
Thursday 11 June — , Dundee
🎬 THE DOG THIEF
Wednesday 10 June — , Edinburgh
🎬 GOD IS A WOMAN
Monday 8 June — Durham University

🎟️ Tickets available via the link in bio.

The Dog Thief (2024), a Bolivian film directed by Chilean filmmaker Vinko Tomičić, takes us through the immense and the ...
07/06/2026

The Dog Thief (2024), a Bolivian film directed by Chilean filmmaker Vinko Tomičić, takes us through the immense and the small, abandonment and compassion, finding the extraordinary in the everyday rhythms of the city, through a remarkable way of portraying La Paz.

Premiering in Tribeca’s International Competition, The Dog Thief marked the arrival of a compelling new voice in Latin American cinema.

Join us next week for the Scottish premiere:

📆 Wednesday, 10 June
📍 Filmhouse, Edinburgh
🎟️ Tickets via the link in bio.

The Dog Thief (2024), a Bolivian film directed by Chilean filmmaker Vinko Tomičić, takes us through the immense and the ...
07/06/2026

The Dog Thief (2024), a Bolivian film directed by Chilean filmmaker Vinko Tomičić, takes us through the immense and the small, abandonment and compassion, finding the extraordinary in the everyday rhythms of the city, through a remarkable way of portraying La Paz

Premiering in Tribeca’s International Competition, The Dog Thief marked the arrival of a compelling new voice in Latin American cinema.

Join us for the Scottish premiere at Filmhouse, Edinburgh on Wednesday 10 June.

📍 Filmhouse, Edinburgh
🎟️ Tickets via the link in bio.

06/06/2026

Directed by Santi Amodeo, The Gentiles (2021)follows Ana, a teenager whose life unfolds through social media as she navigates friendship, identity, desire, and a growing fascination with death. Set in Seville, the film offers an intimate and unsettling portrait of contemporary youth. Official Selection at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF).

📌 Monday, 08 June, Filmhouse, Edinburgh

🎟️ Tickets at cinemaattic.com

Las Gentiles (2021) by Spanish director Santi Amodeo is an intimate and unsettling drama follows a group of teenagers wh...
05/06/2026

Las Gentiles (2021) by Spanish director Santi Amodeo is an intimate and unsettling drama follows a group of teenagers who, navigating identity and the pressures of social media, begin to flirt with su***de as an act of rebellion. Selected for the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF).

📅 Monday, 8 June, 8:15 PM | Filmhouse, Edinburgh
🎟️ Tickets available via cinemaattic.com

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