In 2001 Kate Moss is painted by Lucian Freud, widely regarded as one of the greatest painters of the 20th century. If Moss thought it was to be a casual affair, taking a short period of time, she was sorely mistaken; Freud beats to the rhythm of his very own drum. In an interview Moss, when asked what she learnt from the experience, stated “discipline”. For Moss, her life tumultuous and unpredictable, the sessions provided solace, an eye in the hurricane. And Freud through his searching, exploring conversational style – was able to find the vulnerabilities that lay just beneath the surface of Moss’s very public life. Freud became a wise and witty teacher and Moss brought out a paternal streak in him, perhaps lacking with some of his own progeny.

Early Bird Screenings
Join us for Early Bird Screenings, Sundays at 11.15am. Enjoy a great film and a free Americano or Tea from Macrobert’s Kiosk — our treat!

These relaxed screenings feature dimmed lights, lower sound, and no ads, creating a more relaxed, inclusive cinema experience. Open to all, especially those who prefer a calmer cinema environment.

Relaxed Screenings
These screenings are open to everyone, but are designed to welcome people who benefit from a more relaxed environment - those with an Autistic Spectrum condition, sensory and communication disorders and people living with dementia. You can expect:

• A relaxed attitude to noise and movement in the Filmhouse
• Friendly staff on hand to make your visit as easy and enjoyable as possible
• The lights to be on low
• The volume to be turned down
• No adverts or trailers before the film