Film

Highland filmmaking talent has been recognised at a glittering ceremony after people from the region picked up top titles in the FilmG awards.

A "transformative" £2.5 million cash injection will help Eden Court "expand access to the arts", its delighted boss believes.

Stop motion animation legends Wallace & Gromit’s latest on-screen antics will have an Inverness connection - thanks to Highland composer Lorne Balfe.

Her latest film, The Woman in Cabin 10, is being shot in Glen Affric.

A dash of the silver screen looks set to shine at the ever-popular Belladrum Festival next year - after the event announced a Moo-vie theme for 2025.

For Refugee Week pupils from Dingwall Academy, Culloden Academy, and Inverness Royal Academy are to attend a special film screening at Eden Court.

Filmmakers in the Highlands will get to showcase their works when Eden Court in Inverness hosts the first event through its Filmlands talent network.

Screen Machine mobile cinema brings musical smash Wonka, Ridley Scott's Napoleon, blockbuster Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and more to Fort Augustus.

Highland Council revealed that TV and movie film crews spent over £3m in 2022, and this record is likely to be surpassed when 2023's data is released.

The Inverness native will be playing Groundskeeper Willie's new Scottish love interest in an episode due to air this weekend.

Loch Ness: They Created A Monster tells the story of those who tried to track down Nessie in the 1970s.

A galaxy far, far away came a little closer to home today after the dramatic landscapes of Coigach and Assynt starred in Star Wars show Ahsoka.

Big screen drama, adventures in sport and a touch of the Irish.

BGCP Comic Con will be taking over Inverness Leisure Centre late next month.

The UK’s film festival Take One Action focusing on global change heads to Inverness for a weekend format for the first time (October 28-30).

A drawing of films and faces that have appeared over the last 20 years at Inverness Film Festival forms the cover of the programme.

Including: Ticket To Paradise (12A), Clerks III (15), Avatar (12A), See How They Run (12A), Bullet Train (15) and Beast (15).

Penned by Katie Silberman, Don’t Worry Darling dissects themes in a 1950s setting with a flourish warped to the point of outlandishness.

Film goers are being invited to dive into a night of mesmerising ocean adventure at Eden Court on Monday.

Including: Bodies Bodies Bodies, Beast, Fisherman’s Friends: One And All, Orphan: First Kill, Nope, Bullet Train, Top Gun: Maverick, and Elvis.