Flatpack is a festival which takes over venues across Birmingham every spring. It draws people from far and wide with a mixture of films and performances.
Flatpack is a festival which takes over venues across Birmingham every spring. It draws people from far and wide with a mixture of films and performances.
Women, Organise! is a curated season of films and events which explores how women around the world have fought for their rights in the workplace, their involvement in trade unionism, and the ways in which these experiences has been presented through cinema.
Manchester native Chris Sievey dreamed of pop-music stardom but belated recognition only came incognito, through his loveably anarchic creation.
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Two of America’s finest, most charismatic film actors come together for the first time on screen in Michael Mann’s stylish and intelligent thriller.
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Grimmfest presents an ‘Alien Invasion’ Sci-Fi Horror Double Bill, supported by Horror Channel.
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Join Manchester’s big queer film club Make A Scene for a quote-a-long all-singing all-dancing, way-too-interactive screening of Showgirls in a casino.
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This Mother’s Day Above The Line are taking over the basement at YES for their eighth screening; an intimate presentation of Mother! and The Exorcist. Please be advised this screening will be smaller in capacity so arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Free entry
Manchester International Festival announce a host of musicians for this summer’s highly anticipated event at HOME. Brace yourself for dark mysteries and wilder dreams as Manchester International Festival invite cult artist and filmmaker David Lynch to take over for a season of cinema, art and music.
Free entry
Manchester Film Festival have announced a line-up filled with international talent and independent cinema, with screenings at Odeon Great Northern, HOME and Aviva Studios.
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Grimmfest presents a ‘Japanese Horror’ Double Bill, supported by Horror Channel.
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An extra special evening for International Women’s Day: A 15 minute short followed by a feature documentary.
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The all-female film review podcast Girls On Film was initiated by film journalist Anna Smith in response to calls for more female voices in film criticism. Girls On Film is delighted to launch a series of live podcasts in partnership with HOME across 2019.
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