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Still Pushing Pineapples
Offer for Scottish community cinemas

With support from Screen Scotland, Tull Stories and Labor of Love Films are pleased to announce an opportunity to screen Still Pushing Pineapples locally in your community cinema. (Note: this opportunity is for community cinemas based in Scotland only.)

Still Pushing Pineapples features former pop star Dene Michael, a member of the 1980s novelty pop group Black Lace, best known for their hit Agadoo. The film follows Dene, his spirited 89-year-old mum Anne, and his sassy girlfriend Hayley across Britain and the Costa del Sol in this unmistakably British road movie. We are pleased to be offering a limited amount of free film licences to screen the film in community cinemas around Scotland in order to enable access to the film for people who might not have an opportunity to see it otherwise.

We can offer the following:

• A free film licence to screen Still Pushing Pineapples at your community cinema once. (You are welcome to charge an entrance fee for your screening, and to keep any proceeds from ticket sales).
• Access to the marketing assets for the film including the official film trailer and poster.
• A £50 bursary to cover marketing and/or catering at your screening (teas, coffees, piña coladas).
• A filmed introduction by director Kim Hopkins and producer Margareta Szabo (Labor of Love Films) that can precede the screening of the film.

What we would need back from you:

• The attendance numbers (large or small) from your screening.
• Any feedback, photos and/or other information you gather about how your screening went.
• Inclusion of logos (Screen Scotland, Tull Stories, Labor of Love) on any additional promotional material you create for your screening, where possible.

To be eligible for this offer you must:

• Be a community cinema based in Scotland.
• Have access to a space and projection equipment for screening purposes.
• Be able to screen the film from January 2026 onwards.

To register interest in a free film licence for your community cinema screening of Still Pushing Pineapples, please email Still Pushing Pineapples Outreach Coordinator (Scotland) Morvern Cunningham via morverncunningham@gmail.com, telling them a little about your community cinema and why you think the film would appeal to your local audience.