RAD Screenings take film fans back to the 90s this Valentine’s with an evening of alternative rom-coms as part of their annual series of double-bills at Gorilla.
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RAD Screenings take film fans back to the 90s this Valentine’s with an evening of alternative rom-coms as part of their annual series of double-bills at Gorilla.
From £08.00
We chat to Russian director Andrey Zvyagintsev about acting, Michelangelo Antonioni and the complicated reactions to his work ahead of the release of the Oscar nominated Loveless.
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Set in the glamour of 50’s post-war London, renowned dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock (Day-Lewis in his final performance) and his sister Cyril (Manville) are at the centre of British fashion in Phantom Thread, the latest film from Paul Thomas Anderson.
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Phase IV, The Widow, One-Eyed Jacks, Nil By Mouth and Barbara Loden’s astonishing Wanda…there is a whole series of remarkable films by filmmakers who stepped behind the camera just the once. HOME explores these one off bursts of creativity in this new film season.
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Manchester’s big gay film club Make A Scene presents a unique event – the only live showing of the Oscars in the city.
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The third and final instalment in Garrel’s trilogy of love comprising Jealousy and In the Shadow of Women, Lover For a Day is another monochrome Paris-set examination of love.
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A double-bill of classic monster movies at Sheffield’s beautiful Abbeydale Picture House from The Yorkshire Silent Film Festival.
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HOME is located on Jack Rosenthal Street and so this January they celebrate the man who gave the street its name as part of their continuing their exploration of British screenwriters.
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When a hip, egocentric fashion photographer discovers he might have unwittingly captured a murder whilst taking pictures in the park, his obsessive investigations lead him into a web of intrigue and conspiracy that runs through swinging London.
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Spielberg’s original summer movie blockbuster Jaws will be screened at The Bridgewater Hall in April 2018 accompanied by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra, who will perform John Williams’ Academy Award®-winning score live.
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Pilot Light TV Festival is Manchesters celebration of the past, present and future of TV. Featuring an eclectic selection of screenings, panels, workshop, Q&A’s and more.
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Most Beautiful Island follows a day (and night) in the life of Luciana – a vulnerable yet resourceful illegal migrant haunted by the pain and guilt of her young daughter’s death back home.
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