Join Refractive for a screening of the award-winning documentary Make it to Munich by Director Martyn Robertson. The film screening will take place at the Weavers Paisley on Thursday 11th September, 7pm (doors from 6.30pm).

Make it to Munich | Martyn Robertson | 2025 | UK | English (with English Subtitles) | BBFC Rating: 12A

In the aftermath of his recovery from a near fatal accident Ethan Walker takes on an incredible journey to carry the Scottish National Football Team’s pennant from Glasgow to Munich by bike ahead of the opening match at Euro 2024.

Plus Short Film: Highway Star | Graham Maciver | 2023 | UK | English (with Descriptive Subtitles)

A self-funded film by Renfrewshire director Graham Maciver which tells the inspiring story of Kenneth Smith and how he has continued to embrace his love of biking whilst living with Guillain-Barré syndrome.

Content Warning: Infrequent strong language, injury detail, discussion of Guillain-Barré syndrome.

Venue

Weavers Paisley

1 Stow Brae, Paisley, PA1 2HF 

https://www.weaverspaisley.co.uk/ 

Accessibility: Accessible entrance, accessible toilet and baby change available, guide dog friendly.

Refractive is committed to providing an accessible and enjoyable experience for all! We have partnered with a number of other local community organisations and venues to facilitate an inclusive and relaxed series of events. For more information on accessibility provisions and for a large print/plain text copy of this brochure please visit https://refractive.scot/cinema/paisley-docs-rebels-and-innovators/.  

For any enquiries, specific accessibility requests or questions about our films and events please contact refractivecollective@gmail.com.

Tickets

We have created a ticket system which allows attendees to pay according to their means and financial situation. Please buy the ticket that corresponds with your situation. If you have any questions about ticket prices please email refractivecollective@gmail.com or talk to a member of our team on the door.

Supported by Film Hub Scotland, part of the BFI’s Film Audience Network, awarding funding on behalf of Screen Scotland and the BFI National Lottery.