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Widows at HOME
Inspired by Lynda LaPlante’s 1980s TV series of the same name, Steve McQueens Widows is a modern-day thriller set against the backdrop of crime, passion and corruption.
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The Village Screen presents Halloween screenings at Kenwood Hall Hotel
This Halloween, Sheffield’s Kenwood Hall Hotel is inviting people to experience two spooktacular film events, with screenings of The Witches and The Shining on Wednesday 31st October in the wooded grounds of the hotel.
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Sheffield
Kenwood Hall Hotel
Set in stunning landscaped grounds, historic Kenwood Hall is only 5 mins from Sheffield city centre. Parts of the hotel date back to 1825 and now as a hotel, it provides a venue with great charm and historic character.
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The Village Screen presents Halloween screenings at Victoria Baths
The Village Screen is brings the Halloween movie experience to Manchester’s Victoria Baths with a series of fiendish films, DJs and food.
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Preview/ Videoman at HOME
One of the stand-out discoveries at August’s FrightFest, this mystery-thriller will strike a chord with anyone who’s ever collected VHSs, DVDs or any form of physical media.
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Altrincham Little Theatre
Volunteer run theatre in Altrincham which traces its roots back to 1896.
Cagefest Vol III: A Nicolas Cage All Dayer at Gorilla, Manchester
After 2 years out, RAD Screenings are back with another edition of Cagefest — Manchester’s number one celebration of Nicolas Cage. Cagefest Vol III features another eclectic curation of Cage’s blockbuster best along with the very best of his worst!
From £6.6
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Vintage Sundays presents Sci-Fi at FACT, Liverpool
From Georges Méliès’ A Trip to the Moon to Damien Chazelle’s First Man, filmmakers have always been obsessed with taking audiences to the outer reaches of the universe. This Vintage Sundays season celebrates the cinematic exploration of the unknown.
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Grimmfest at Odeon Great Northern
Grimmfest is one of the UK’s leading festivals of horror, sci-fi, extreme fantasy & cult film, with a programme showcasing the best new short and feature films from the UK and around the world. From £8
Bigger Than Life Presents: The Age of Innocence & Introduction at Stockport Plaza
Twenty years after Mean Streets, Martin Scorsese returned to his native New York City with this 1993 adaptation of Edith Wharton’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, The Age Of Innocence. Bigger Than Life presents a 35mm screening with an introduction by Edith Wharton expert, Professor Janet Beer of University of Liverpool.
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Cinema on Sundays: Italian Film Season at Altrincham Little Theatre
Manchester Film Weekender present Cinema on Sundays: A Season of Italian Cinema throughout late 2018 and into early 2019 at Altrincham Little Theatre. Films will be introduced by guest speaker Maggie Hoffgen, who will also lead a discussion session after each screening.
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Not Just Bollywood 2018 at HOME
HOME presents the second Not Just Bollywood season, screening classic and new titles from India’s independent film scene. Curated by the University of Manchester’s Omar Ahmed, this year, our film selection explores the changing on-screen representations of caste, shaping global conversations around feminism, climate change and family, providing a window into Indian society today.
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