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.
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.
One of England’s most beautifully preserved stately homes, this Grade 1 listed building is a unique wedding and event venue, and filming location.
Managed by the National Trust, this prehistoric landscape was created by an immense river 100 million years before the first dinosaurs walked the earth.
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.
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daring and dangerous filmmakers exciting opportunities to push the boundaries of cinematic language and challenge outdated notions of good taste.
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Legendary director Akira Kurosawa reimagines Shakespeare’s King Lear as a singular historical epic set in sixteenth-century Japan.
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As part of Pride is a Protest local film programmers Above The Line have scheduled free screenings of Lizzie Borden’s Born in Flames and Arthur J. Bressan, Jr’s Gay USA.
Free entry
Widescreen Weekend returns with a programme of large-format cinematic classics and exciting modern films.
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This month in Sheffield, Showroom present the perfect summer holiday season for Ghibli fans of any age.
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A cult horror hit in the making, watch Censor on the big screen at a special Q&A screenings this August.
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Party like it’s 1988 with Manchester’s RAD Film Screenings this August, as they host another of their popular all day movie marathons at Chapeltown Picture House.
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Jason Wood, Creative Director: Film & Culture at HOME, introduces a screening of Mexican director Michel Franco’s new shocking, socio-political thriller.
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