Shallow Grave, Galoshans Film Festival Greenock
Saturday 25 October, 2025 at 4 p.m.
Galoshans Festival runs from 17 till 30 October
Waterfront Cinema – Greenock, 10 Custom House Way, Greenock, PA15 1,
A chance to see the thriller that launched one of Britain’s most dynamic filmmakers on the big screen!
TICKETS £4 (CONCESSIONS £2) – Buy tickets
Danny Boyle’s electrifying debut thriller. Three flatmates, one dead body, and a suitcase full of cash lead to paranoia, betrayal, and violence in the Hitchcock-inspired thriller. Shot predominantly in Glasgow with scenes in Edinburgh, this razor-sharp black comedy asks: just how far would you go for money?
Featuring horror shorts Sour Tooth, Scott McIntosh & Poly Baggage, Director Emma Ramsay
With 12 carefully curated films spanning cult classics, Scottish independent cinema, award-winning documentaries, and locally-made shorts, the festival offers something for everyone – at prices designed to welcome the whole community through the doors.
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