When Universal gave Dennis Hopper a million dollars to make The Last Movie they were hoping for another Easy Rider. Instead they got a pitch-perfect reflection of early 1970s American film, equal parts self-discovery, reinvention, and hallucination.
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The Village Screen pops up at Victoria Baths for a Christmas-themed weekend cinema showing everything from kids’ classics, to romantic winter warmers, and a certain Bruce Willis action extravaganza.
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In his final performance before retiring, Robert Redford shines as Forrest Tucker, an unrepentant bank robber determined to live life by his own rules. An exhilarating tale of felonious mischief, the film also riffs on what it means to be an outlaw in a time of convention.
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Join Make A Scene – Manchester’s big gay interactive film club – for a very merry Christmas screening of ’80s festive classic comedy-horror Gremlins.
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HOME present a season of Slapstick with appearances from Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and the Marx Brothers.
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HarmonieBand present a live and lively accompaniment to two Buster Keaton classics: One Week and Sherlock Jr.
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Go back in time with HOME’s retro extravaganza. With comedy, action and adventure, this year’s season of ’80s films are scheduled to rekindle the spirit of Christmases gone by…
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As part of BFI Comedy Genius, Sheffield’s Showroom present a mammoth two-month season of comedies, which runs the gamut from silent classics to contemporary gross-out gases.
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Lost Land Film Festival is a free-to-enter event, founded on the belief that no one should suffer because they had to flee their own country and devised in order to help raise funds for organisations that help refugees.
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Manchester Animation Festival returns with a sprawling programme designed to appeal to animation professionals, enthusiasts and fans alike.
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A darkness swirls at the centre of a world-renowned dance company in director Luca Guadagnino’s ambitious re-imaging of Dario Argento’s sublime Suspiria.
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As part of the BFI’s Comedy Genius Season, Pilot Light TV Festival and Live Cinema UK come together to bid a fond farewell to Vine.
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