Filmhouse
88 Lothian Road,
Edinburgh,
EH3 9BZ
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This building originally opened in 1831 as a United Free Church. Designed by architect William Burn, it was re-modeled in 1893 by MacGibbon & Ross. Later known as St. Thomas Church(Church of Scotland).
In 1981 architectural firm Waters Jamieson Partnership converted the building into a 3-screen cinema which opened as the Filmhouse. Seating capacities are provided for 280, 97 and 73.
It is the official home of the Edinburgh Film Festival. It was suddenly closed on 6th October 2022 when the operators the Edinburgh Film Festival went into administration. In Autumn 2024 work began on a restoration plan.
On 14th December 1970, Historic Scotland designated the Filmhouse a Grade B Listed building.
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Photos of the Filmhouse from October 2011
EXTERIOR
MAIN AUDITORIUM TO REAR
MAIN AUDITORIUM TO SCREEN
Work to modernise this venue is due to start, with a view to re-opening in 2025 following the securing of a long-term lease.