Nightmare on RAD Street at Chapeltown Picture House
RAD Screenings deliver an all afternoon festival of 80’s hair metal horrors that will see you through the devils night into the twilight of Halloween itself.
From £5.5Written by Tom Grieve
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Black History Month 2021: Film Programme at HOME
For Black History Month, HOME presents examples of joy, love and light from the history of Black cinema.
From £7.50
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The Black Cinema Project: Four BFI Film Shorts at Leeds Industrial Museum
Enjoy a very special screening in the little known Heritage Cinema nestled in the Leeds Industrial Museum.
Free entry
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Luna Cinema at Harewood House
The Luna Cinema is returning to Harewood House with a line-up of classic and feel-good films under the stars.
From £13
Lancaster
Carnforth Station
Carnforth Station is the famous setting of the film Brief Encounter. As you stand on Platform 1 with its vintage suitcases and railway posters, you can almost imagine the era when steam trains frequently passed through.
MediaCityUK
Coronation Street (Media City)
Get in amongst the drama and take a trip down the nation’s most famous street, discovering the hidden world which lies behind the camera lens.
York
Castle Howard
This vast estate, situated outside York, has been under the stewardship of the Howard family for some eight generations, and they still run and maintain the Castle to this day.
North Yorkshire
Allerton Castle
One of England’s most beautifully preserved stately homes, this Grade 1 listed building is a unique wedding and event venue, and filming location.
North Yorkshire
Brimham Rocks
Managed by the National Trust, this prehistoric landscape was created by an immense river 100 million years before the first dinosaurs walked the earth.
Durham
Blast Beach
Now known for its wild flowers and cliff-top views, this stretch of the Durham Coast was once home to the biggest coal mine in Europe and used to film Alien 3.
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Japan ’70: Cinema on the Edge at HOME
51 years ago, Japanese cinema offered young (and not so young), daring and dangerous filmmakers exciting opportunities to push the boundaries of cinematic language and challenge outdated notions of good taste.
From £7.50
Ran at Chapeltown Picture House
Legendary director Akira Kurosawa reimagines Shakespeare’s King Lear as a singular historical epic set in sixteenth-century Japan.
From £7.50