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FRIDAY 10TH SEPTEMBER


FILM AND MOVING IMAGE PROGRAMME


1pm
SCHOOLS WORKSHOP: CINEMA IN THE PAST
90m

Cinema In The Past
National Library Of Scotland Scottish Screen Archive

Before television and the internet, the cinema was the hub of the local community and provided news, information and entertainment for the local town or village. Film programmes would be made up of a number of different types of films providing an all-round experience of latest news, events and feature films. The children also had a special minor’s matinee programme which as well as children’s features included competitions and fancy dress parades. This interactive workshop with the Scottish Screen Archive includes screenings and activities to examine how important going to the cinema was in the past and how things have changed today.

Free, Heart of Hawick – Tower Mill


7.30pm
FILM: SCOTTISH SCREEN ARCHIVE ON TOUR
90m

Scottish Screen Archive On Tour
National Library Of Scotland Scottish Screen Archive

The specially compiled programme of archive film delights from the Scottish Screen Archive at National Library of Scotland includes examples of early films from 1908, visual records of the First and Second World Wars, the evacuation of St Kilda, Queen Mary launching the liner named in her honour, and rare colour film of the Empire Exhibition of 1938. The event will be rounded off with a generous helping of rarely seen footage, featuring the Borders area and its industries and traditions. Guiding the audience through this evening of silent and sound films will be Ruth Washbrook, Education and Outreach Officer at the Scottish Screen Archive (National Library of Scotland) with background detail and fascinating insights into these treasured glimpses of Scottish life, as captured and preserved on film.

£3, Heart of Hawick – Tower Mill


MOVING IMAGE INSTALLATIONS - ALL DAY EVENTS


WEAVING THE TOWER HOUSE
Fri 10 & Sat 11 September 10am-4.30pm
Sun 12 September 12 noon-3pm
Rocio Jungenfeld / UK 2010 / Installation

Rocio Jungenfeld Weaving the Towerhouse

A site-specific installation by artist Rocio Jungenfeld, created in collaboration with Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival. This installation seeks to investigate the relationship between the landscape of the Scottish Borders and the textile tradition of Hawick. The installation will transport the visitor to an interior natural space, a soft and malleable landscape. Video projections, mirrors, wool threads and sound will create a fragile and tactile experience; this piece will transform the exhibition space into a place for the introspection of the self.

Free, Heart of Hawick – Borders Textile Towerhouse


VOYAGE
Fri 10 & Sat 11 September 10am-4.30pm
Sun 12 September 12 noon-3pm
Pat Law / UK 2009 / Installation

Pat Law Voyage

An installation by artist Pat Law, from Heriot Toun Studio. A response to the project 7 short sails where over 50 artists contributed to a theme which evolved as it was passed on in the form of a Chinese whisper. Housed within a bronze compass binnacle borrowed from the Loch Fyne Skiff Kirsty.
Supported by a CABN/Creative Scotland Visual Artists Award.

Free, Heart of Hawick – Borders Textile Towerhouse

2011 SUBMISSIONS

Submissions are now officially closed, but please do contact us if you think you might have something we should not miss. We cannot guarantee to review late submissions.

This year's Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival will be exploring landscape and the four elements: earth, air, fire and water, whether interpreted literally, metaphorically or catastrophically.

The deadline for submissions was 10 June 2011

FULL 2010 PROGRAMME

Friday 10th September 2010

Saturday 11th September 2010

Sunday 12th September 2010

Download printed pdf programme

TICKETS

VisitScotland
Heart of Hawick – Tower Mill
Kirkstile
Hawick TD9 0AE
01450 360688 [Box Office] & 01450 373993 [Visitor Information Centre]

Tickets £3 per event unless otherwise stated. Limited number of Weekend Tickets available at £15 on first come, first served basis. Weekend tickets exclude VOMO [Trouble Sleeping], Hawick Film & Video Group and Little Theatre Film Club [The Kite Runner] screenings.
We regret Heart of Hawick cannot exchange or refund tickets.

Box Office : Opening Hours
Monday 1000 - 1730
Tuesday 1000 - 1815
Wednesday 1000 - 1730
Thursday 1000 - 1815
Friday 1000 - 1945
Saturday 1000 - 1945
Sunday 1200 - 1530