What's On Scotland 11-18 Dec: Biscuit Tin Moving Image Festival & more

Biscuit Tin, Embassy Gallery's moving image festival, returns to the artist-run gallery's new space on Ferry Road, running over the weekend with a premiere of different experimental films on the evening of Saturday 13 December, with the films played on a loop through the Sunday afternoon.

It's a really lovely chance to see artworks you won't be able to see elsewhere. In line with the festival, Embassy have also been running a series of moving image workshops – the final one is on 11 December, looking at creative close captioning. Book your tickets to the festival here.

Christmas at Glasgow Film Theatre
Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow, 12-24 Dec, various times
The GFT’s eclectic Christmas programme returns. There are approximately one million screenings of It’s a Wonderful Life, as well as quirkier offerings: sweet Cary Grant romance The Bishop’s Wife, crime classic Die Hard and Stanley Kubrick’s heady erotic thriller Eyes Wide Shut.

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Wilding
Fruitmarket, Edinburgh. Until 2 Feb
The first posthumous exhibition by artist, activist and curator Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Nation, Wilding marks the first time her work – from paintings to sculpture – has been seen in Scotland.

Cowboy Hunters
Sneaky Pete's, Edinburgh. 11 Dec, 7pm
Scottish punks Cowboy Hunters are angry and they want you to know it. Their music bursts with fun and furious energy: raging lyrics, loud melodies, and an incredible snarky vibe. Tickets are currently sold out for their Sneaky's gig but keep an eye on returns or try on the door. Image: Block 414.

Pardee Bass
The Mash House, Edinburgh. 13 Dec, 11pm
After a successful debut in July of this year, party outfit Pardee Bass return to The Mash House with a lineup of some of Scotland's best South Asian DJs playing everything from baile funk to Jersey club. Find the likes of aminabonthebeat, Hu-Sane and Lotus Phaze on the decks.

↪ Peach Crumb
Mono, Glasgow. 11 Dec, 8pm
Glasgow-based indie pop outfit Peach Crumb, named after an anagram of lead singer Becca Murphy (minus the Y), launch their debut EP You're Too Pretty And Young To Be Sad at Mono this week, with support from Ruby Gaines and Chris McCrory. Image: Oli Erskine.

→ -EXIT- babyschön / Elazer / Saeko Killy
Exit, Glasgow. 13 Dec, 10pm
Tokyo-born, Berlin-based producer and performer Saeko Killy makes her UK debut at Exit this week, alongside DJing by club favourite babyschön and Glasgow based DJ and visual artist Elazer for a night of weird post-goth industrial sound.

→ Sam Campbell, Tim Key, Josie Long, Amy Gledhill: Live At Christmas
The Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh. 13 Dec, 7:30pm
Find an incredible comic lineup at this all-star festive show. Taskmaster star Sam Campbell is joined by cult comedian and poet Tim Keys and Scotland legends Josie Long and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd, hosted by Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Amy Gledhill.