Cinema in the North
Tom Grieve, Cinema EditorIt’s Wes’ world at HOME this month as the release of Wes Anderson’s latest film provides the excuse for the Manchester cinema to present a retrospective packed with some fan favourites. In addition to The Phoenician Scheme, audiences can revisit classics such as The Royal Tenenbaums, Rushmore and Moonrise Kingdom back on the big screen.
In Leeds, there’s a chance to see Dario Argento’s classic giallo Deep Red with a new score from Slow Knife as part of Leeds Jazz Festival. While Hyde Park Picture House have announced a pair of screenings in partnership with Leeds International African Arts Festival, featuring two films that couldn’t be more different.
Sheffield’s Showroom have embraced the tradition of the midnight movie and announced a series of late night films best enjoyed after decent folk have gone to bed. Talking of the night time, back in Manchester, music fans can revisit classic ‘90s doc Hang the DJ for an international look at the rise of club culture.
