Screenings: - MONDAY, JUNE 8 at 6:30 PM - tickets HERE! - MONDAY, JUNE 8 at 8:35 PM - tickets HERE! - TUESDAY, JUNE 9 at 8:30 PM - tickets HERE! —– John Davidson is not only a gifted student, but he also turns out to have quite a lot of talent on the football field. The promising goalkeeper from Galashiels, a small Scottish town, dreams of a glorious career as a professional footballer, but when an important scout comes to watch a match, he suddenly starts suffering from strange tics. He also gets into trouble at school because he keeps swearing and shouting inappropriate things in everyone's face. As a result, he is not only bullied, but he is also gradually excluded by his own family and becomes increasingly isolated. When doctors diagnose him with Tourette syndrome, it doesn't really help much: in the 80s, not much was known about this condition, and even the doctors themselves did not understand the disease well. Fortunately, there is Dottie, the down-to-earth mother of an old classmate: the unexpected bond between the terminally ill woman and the teenager who swears, blurts out obscenities, and is full of uncontrollable tics ensures that he regains some self-confidence, dares to just be himself, and confront everyone with prejudices (including his family) with an open mind. ‘I SWEAR’ is a story based on true events about the importance of honesty in dispelling prejudices, and the role that humor can play in that. The real John Davidson – played here wonderfully by Robert Aramayo – grew into the very successful spokesperson for the Tourette community, who managed to almost single-handedly dispel the misunderstandings and lack of understanding about the condition – or at least in Great Britain. This highly entertaining and fucking funny film unexpectedly snatched three of the most important BAFTAs (the British version of the Oscars) from under the noses of some Hollywood stars – screw you, Leonardo DiCaprio ! And buy your fucking ticket for this film NOW, goddammit, you wankers! I SWEAR Director: Kirk Jones UK 2026, 120 min. Screenings: - MONDAY, JUNE 8 at 6:30 PM - tickets HERE! - MONDAY, JUNE 8 at 8:35 PM - tickets HERE! - TUESDAY, JUNE 9 at 8:30 PM - tickets HERE! The press on ‘I SWEAR': ”I Swear’ is not only an immensely entertaining, but also an important film. Humor opens the door to normalization and acceptance in this true-story crowd-pleaser.” (★★★★) – De Morgen ‘‘I Swear’ is funny until it’s fucking not funny anymore.’ (★★★½) – Humo ‘A distinctly gentle and well-intentioned biopic, one that doesn't hide its mission: to rid the world of misconceptions and shocking misunderstanding about Tourette’s.’ – De Standaard ‘Funny, fierce and full of heart’ (★★★★) – The Guardian ‘Empathetic, funny and myth-busting’ – Time Out