Cafe Fresh - Film Society & Acoustic Brew

Cafe Fresh is situated in the historic Kingsgate, Dunfermline. Famous for it's fantastic home baking and excellent food Cafe Fresh is a true home from home. The friendly and attentive staff are a delight and add to the whole experience. Cafe Fresh also has internet access as well as wireless facilities. Owner Jill is always happy to hear from any artists and musicians keen on using the wonderful space to promote their work. Please give her a call anytime or pop in and say hello. Full contact details available at the bottom of this page.

Cafe Fresh Dunfermline -Cafe & Gallery : Cafe Fresh is a coffee shop and gallery with a programme of month long exhibitions by local artists. Showing out of the ordinary art in a very relaxed space. An exciting and very popular addition to Cafe Fresh is the film society, details of the next showing are listed below. Acoustic Brew is a fantastic acoustic evening held regularly in Cafe Fresh, for latest news and dates simply click image above.

Upcoming Gallery Exhibit : 

December 1st -
Angela Heidemann
Creature ( dis ) Comforts
Prints and drawings

Angela Heidemann

Short summary:

Angela Heidemann exchanged the country of ‚' Vorsprung durch Technik’ for Scotland’s beautiful skies, hills and beaches in 1994. For the last eight years her chosen home has been the Crook of Devon from where she has worked as an artist, illustrator, teacher, and educational author. She completed an HND in Art & Design at Lauder College in 2006, followed by a postgraduate painting course at Edinburgh’s Leith School of Art and a number of printmaking courses both at Edinburgh Printmakers Studio and Fife Dunfermline Printmakers.

She has exhibited in mixed local exhibitions since 2003 and had her first solo shows in Dunfermline and Rumbling Bridge in 2007.

Fresh Film Society ( Listings for October & November 2008 ) :

                             
Please find below the details of the films for the next season at Fresh Film Society. All showings will take place at Café Fresh, 2 Kirkgate, Dunfermline, Fife KY12 7NB. Doors open for drinks, and a light bite at 6.30pm and films start at 7.30pm. For further information please email here. Tickets available in Café Fresh (Tel: 01383 626444).

Season passes for all four films are £18. Single tickets are £5.50 (members & member’s guests) £6 (others).

Fresh Film Society is a not-for-profit community cinema.

6th November - Atlantic City

The legalization of gambling in Atlantic City radically changes the life of Lou (Burt Lancaster), an aging small-time numbers runner. Infatuated with his waitress neighbour Sally (Susan Sarandon), Lou still holds on to the dream that he will one day be a high stakes player in organized crime. But when Sally's ex-husband turns up with a large amount of high quality cocaine in his possession, then is quickly murdered, Lou finally gets his chance to become involved with big money and the mob - getting closer to the woman of his dreams in the process.   
 

20 November - Le Père Noël est une Ordure

Three workers in a social services office on Christmas Eve find themselves the centre of a vortex of rag-tag humanity that all need their professional help, and more. Their visit from Santa Claus does not involve a trip down a chimney, but a walk-in by a somewhat derelict, irascible St. Nick hunting for the unfortunate Mrs. Nick, whose girth is wider than her husband's because she's carrying the future little Nick or Nicola. This unusual couple is complemented by other characters in need of assistance, including a woefully abject transvestite and one character who no longer needs assistance because corpses are pretty much beyond help. Events conspire to bring everyone to the zoo, a fitting place for the cast of eccentrics, social workers not excluded.