Biscuit Tin 2025: Artists Moving Image Festival

Biscuit Tin 2025

Biscuit Tin is back to bless your eyes, ears and minds with some of the finest moving image works from Scotland and beyond! EMBASSY Gallery will be presenting a showcase of artist’s films selected from our open call.

Join us for the premiere on Saturday 13th December 7-9pm. The premiere is free but ticketed. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic refreshments will be available with, of course, plenty of biscuits!

The selected films will also be screened on a loop between 12-4pm on Sunday 14th December. Do drop by if you cannot make the premiere!

During the duration of the festival, you will be able to watch the selected films on our website.

Biscuit Tin + EMBASSY are supported by Creative Scotland

Access

The event will have a range of seating options including a variety of different chairs and some beanbags. You can email us beforehand at embassygalleryedinburgh@gmail.com, or speak to a member of the committee upon arrival if you require a specific type of seat as we can make sure one is reserved for you.

All films online and in-person will be closed captioned and content warnings will be presented before each film if they include content which we think people may find distressing.

For Access information about the space please click here.

To find our space please search for EMBASSY, 7 Ferry Road EH6 4AD – we are opposite Leith Library and the Leith mural.

About the Festival

Biscuit Tin was initially brought to EMBASSY by ex-committee member Maria Wrang-Rasmussen and set up to be a screening event of films not yet shown in a physical space – missed opportunities, things forgotten or shoved aside, disregarded works waiting to be revived. This year will be the 4th edition of Biscuit Tin.

When:

Premiere 7-9pm Saturday 13th December

Looped Screening 12-4pm Sunday 14th December

Online until 4pm Sunday 14th December (Maybe a little longer)

Venue:

Embassy

7 Ferry Road

Edinburgh

EH6 4AD

when searching our address please search for EMBASSY and put in the postcode we have had a few folk going to the wrong address

Tickets for the premiere