The Village Screen will be popping up again this summer at Victoria Baths, bringing a cinema alongside fantastic street food traders and added entertainment.
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In late ’70s Paris, Anne (Paradis, Café de Flore) made a career by producing pornographic films. When her partner and editor, Loïs, leaves her, Anne decides to finance a much more ambitious film, whose direction she entrusts to the flamboyant Archibald (Maury).
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Jonathan Demme x Talking Heads. Find out why Stop Making Sense is widely regarded as the greatest concert film ever made.
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Grimmfest present Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez’s The Blair Witch Project from a 35mm print as their latest screening at the ever-marvellous Stockport Plaza.
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Highly attuned to the laidback rhythms of summer, French New Wave master Éric Rohmer is well known for holiday hangouts such as Pauline at the Beach and The Green Ray.
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From the relatively early days of cinema, figures from the world of popular music have been cast in acting roles. HOME’s new season is a greatest hits selection.
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Set in New Orleans, Elvis Presley plays 19-year-old Danny Fisher, who is struggling to graduate from high school when he accidentally stumbles into a singing career.
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Regina Hall (Girls Trip) stars as the hardworking manager of Double Whammies, a ‘sports bar with curves.’ She runs the joint like a family, but over the course of one challenging day her incurable optimism is tested by sketchy employees, bad customers, and an even worse boss.
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Upon is release in 1999, The Matrix series turned the world of blockbuster action filmmaking on its head. The films follow Neo (Keanu Reeves) who is plucked from obscurity by Morpheus (Lawrence Fishbourne) and Trinity (Carrie Ann-Moss) as they believe he is the key to ending a future enslavement of humans, by machines.
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1913, Budapest. Irisz Leiter arrives in the Hungarian capital with high hopes to work as a milliner at the legendary hat store that belonged to her late parents. S
This Summer, Picturehouse brings some of the biggest voices back to the big screen as part of Headline Acts: Summer of Music.
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Grimmfest presents a ‘Hammer Horror’ Double Bill.
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