Glasgow Film Festival at Kinning Park Complex, Celebrating Roald Dahl’s Centenary Sat 27 February, 2016
Celebrate Roald Dahl’s centenary with us at special screenings of Fantastic Mr. Fox and Matilda. Children are invited to help transform into Dahl-world through artist workshops with Sally Hackett and Mariella Verkerk, and enjoy food inspired by Dahl’s books, created by The Project Cafe.
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Bring the cubs on an underground adventure with Mr. Fox (George Clooney) in Wes Anderson’s stunning and inventive stop motion animation based on the novel.
Workshops 11.30, Film 12.30
1h27m, cert PG
Matilda
‘Read? Why would you want to read when you got the television set sitting right in front of you?’ Little Matilda is a genius. Her parents, unfortunately, are not. This is an autism friendly screening.
Workshops 14.30, Film 15.30
1h42m, cert PG
Kinning Park Complex
43 Cornwall Street
Glasgow
G41 1BA
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