Stoneybridge Hall

Book Tickets

A warm community venue which aims to benefit the residents in the middle district of South Uist from Drimsdale to Frebost.

Address: Stoneybridge Hall Staoinebrig Isle of South Uist HS8 5SD

The Coin

Animation Country of Origin: United States & China Year Released: 2019 Run time: 6min 40secs Language: Chinese Mandarin with English subtitles. Director: Siqi Song Classification: U Description: A young woman loses a jar on her journey to a new country, which contains the lucky coins she has been collecting growing up. Her life in a new country begins with a search to find the coin. Screenings: An Lanntair Arts Centre, Isle of Lewis: Tuesday the 20th of July at 2pm (accompanying Haida Modern feature). An Lanntair Arts Centre, Isle of Lewis: Wednesday the 21st of July at 7:30pm (accompanying Horse Thieves: Roads of Time feature). Taigh Dhonnchaidh, Isle of Lewis (Outdoor Screening): Monday the 19th of July at 2pm (accompanying Okavango feature). Kinloch Community Hub, Isle of Lewis: Wednesday the 21st of July at 2pm (accompanying Backyard Wilderness feature). Grinneabhat Community Room, Isle of Lewis: Saturday the 24th of July at 10am (accompanying Backyard Wilderness feature). Bernera Community Centre, Isle of Lewis: Friday the 23rd of July at 5:30pm (accompanying Haida Modern feature). Carinish Village Hall, North Uist: Thursday the 22nd of July at 2pm (accompanying Haida Modern feature). Stoneybridge Hall, South Uist: Tuesday the 20th of July at 2pm (accompanying Backyard Wilderness feature).

Tuesday, July 20th 2021 - 14:00

Backyard Wilderness

Childrens' Feature Year Released: 2018 Run time: 42min Language: English Director: Susan Todd & Andrew Young. Classification: U Description: This large format digital film follows the daily dramas of common animals - like the turtle, heron, frog, raccoon and dragonfly - juxtaposed with the activities of nearby humans more concerned with their computer screens, mobile devices, and the endless pursuit of money and status. The film will tell the story of our disconnect with nature, with the aim of inspiring a new and transformative connection. Screenings: Grinneabhat Community Room, Isle of Lewis: Saturday the 24th of July at 10am. Kinloch Community Hub, Isle of Lewis: Wednesday the 21st of July at 2pm. Stoneybridge Hall, South Uist: Tuesday the 20th of July at 2pm. Castlebay Community Hall, Barra: Saturday the 24th of July at 2pm.

Tuesday, July 20th 2021 - 14:00

OK Chloe

Documentary Country of Origin: New Zealand Year Released: 2020 Run time: 9min Language: English Director: Charlotte Evans Classification: 12 Featuring: Chlöe Swarbrick Description: Millennial MP, Chlöe Swarbrick, challenges the establishment during the most important year of her political career. In a momentous year, Aotearoa’s youngest MP vows to radically change the political status quo from within. But behind the ‘OK Boomer’ politician is a person. Chlöe must weigh up the pressures placed on her versus her innate desire to make a difference. Learn what it’s truly like being a revolutionary member of parliament in a political system disconnected from those it represents. Screenings: An Lanntair Arts Centre, Isle of Lewis: Thursday the 22nd of July at 8pm (accompanying Dark Waters feature). Stoneybridge Hall, South Uist: Tuesday the 20th of July at 7:30pm (accompanying Nomadland feature). Carinish Village Hall, North Uist: Saturday the 24th of July at 8pm (accompanying Dark Waters feature). Northbay Hall, Barra: Saturday the 24th of July at 8pm (accompanying Dark Waters feature).

Tuesday, July 20th 2021 - 19:30

Nomadland

Drama Feature Country of Origin: United States Year Released: 2020 Run time: 1hr 47min Language: English Director: Chloe Zhao Classification: 12A Featuring: Francis McDormand & David Strathairn Description: A woman in her sixties, after losing everything in the Great Recession, embarks on a journey through the American West, living as a van-dwelling modern-day nomad. Screenings: An Lanntair Arts Centre, Isle of Lewis: Saturday the 24th of July at 7:30pm. Bernera Community Hall, Isle of Lewis: Saturday the 24th of July at 8pm. Talla Na Mara, Isle of Harris: Tuesday the 20th of July at 7pm. Stoneybridge Hall, South Uist: Tuesday the 20th of July at 7:30pm.

Tuesday, July 20th 2021 - 19:30

The Owl and the Pussycat

Animation Country of Origin: United Kingdom Year Released: 2020 Run time: 4min Director: Mole Hill Classification: U Description: The Owl and the Pussycat set sail with their few precious possessions on a journey in which they learn nothing and lose everything except each other. This 4 minute film by Mole Hill has been made using an innovative ‘waximation’ technique to mark the 150th anniversary of Edward Lear’s evergreen nonsense poem. Screenings: An Lanntair Arts Centre, Isle of Lewis: Tuesday the 20th of July at 11am (accompanying The Call of the Wild feature). An Lanntair Arts Centre, Isle of Lewis: Thursday the 22nd of July at 2pm (accompanying Away feature). Taigh Dhonnchaidh, Isle of Lewis (OUTDOOR SCREENING): Tuesday the 20th of July at 10:30am (accompanying 100% Wolf feature). Bernera Community Centre, Isle of Lewis: Friday the 23rd of July at 2pm (accompanying Away feature). Berneray Community Hall, North Uist: Monday the 19th of July at 8pm (accompanying Aquarela feature). Stoneybridge Hall, South Uist: Wednesday the 21st of July at 2pm (accompanying Maya the Bee feature). Castlebay Community Hall, Barra: Saturday the 24th of July at 2pm (accompanying Backyward Wilderness feature).

Wednesday, July 21st 2021 - 14:00

Maya the Bee 3: The Golden Orb

Childrens' Feature Country of Origin: Australia Year Released: 2021 Run time: 1h 28min Language: English Director: Noel Cleary Classification: PG Featuring: Coco Jack Gillies Description: When a bored Maya and Willi bust out of winter lockdown early, they are catapulted headfirst into a top secret mission! Entrusted with the care of a sacred seed, Maya and Willi team up with their old pal's Arnie and Barnie to deliver the seed to its new home atop the mysterious Bonsai Mountain. When their "seed" hatches, Maya and Willi come face to face with their biggest responsibility yet - a smooshy, squishy little princess! This adventure is a LOT more than they bargained for as they take on bounty hunters, thugs and ruthless enemies, to return the lost princess to her mountain colony, only to find it hanging in the balance of a turf war and remorseless predators. Willi discovers a side of himself that he never expected as he becomes protective of the tiny princess, but to save the her, and her colony, Maya must learn that trust is not just a word, it has to be earned! Screenings: An Lanntair Arts Centre, Isle of Lewis: Wednesday the 21st of July at 2pm. Taigh Dhonnchaidh, Isle of Lewis (Outdoor Screening): Monday the 19th of July at 5pm. Kinloch Community Hub, Isle of Lewis: Thursday the 22nd of July at 2pm. Stoneybridge Hall, South Uist: Wednesday the 21st of July at 2pm. Castlebay Community Hall, Barra: Friday the 23rd of July at 2pm.

Wednesday, July 21st 2021 - 14:00

Arracht

Drama Country of Origin: Republic of Ireland Year Released: 2019 Run time: 1hr 26min Language: Irish Gaelic (with English subtitles) Director: Tom Sullivan Featuring: Dónall Ó Héalaí Classification: 15 (HIFF) Description: Ireland, 1845 on the eve of The Great Hunger. Colmán Sharkey, a fisherman, a father, a husband, takes in a stranger at the behest of a local priest. Patsy, a former soldier in the Napoleonic wars arrives just ahead of 'the blight,' a disease that eventually wipes out the country's potato crop, contributing to the death and displacement of millions. As the crops rot in the fields, Colmán, his brother and Patsy travel to the English Landlord's house to request a stay on rent increases that Colmán predicts will destroy his community. His request falls deaf ears and Patsy's subsequent actions set Colmán on a path that will take him to the edge of survival, and sanity. It is only upon encountering an abandoned young girl that Colmán's resolve is lifted. Just in time for the darkness of his past to pay another visit. Screenings: An Lanntair Arts Centre, Isle of Lewis: Friday the 23rd of July at 5:30pm. Kinloch Community Hub, Isle of Lewis: Thursday the 22nd of July at 7:30pm. Stoneybridge Hall, South Uist: Wednesday the 21st of July at 7:30pm. Northbay Hall, Barra: Friday the 23rd of July at 8pm.

Wednesday, July 21st 2021 - 19:30

Water Flows Together

Documentary Country of Origin: United States Year Released: 2020 Run time: 11min Language: English Director: Palmer Morse , Taylor Graham and Matt Mikkelsen Classification: HIFF U Description: For time immemorial, the Diné (Navajo) have considered the San Juan River sacred. Centuries-old stories and teachings connect the people with the river as it continues to serve as a physical and spiritual resource for the peoples who rely on it. Yet at the same time, economic and social barriers have kept the number of Native people recreating on the San Juan to a minimum, and trends of globalization and urbanization continue to widen the gap between many Navajo and the natural world. Created by SpruceTone Films, Water Flows Together is told from Colleen Cooley’s perspective, exploring the ways in which her upbringing and her native identity have shaped the way she interacts with the world. The film is a meditation on the challenges Colleen and her community have faced, the unique relationship she has with the San Juan River, and the unique opportunities her role as a river guide affords as she seeks to create positive change. Screenings: An Lanntair Arts Centre, Isle of Lewis: Friday the 23rd of July at 5:30pm (accompanying Arracht feature). Grinneabhat Community Room, Isle of Lewis (OUTDOOR SCREENING): Friday the 23rd of July at 10am (accompanying Kiss the Ground feature). Stoneybridge Hall, South Uist: Wednesday 21st of July at 7:30pm (accompanying Arracht feature).

Wednesday, July 21st 2021 - 19:30