Tom Grieve

Grimm Up North present a day-long marathon of films by master genre director, John Carpenter. Expect lean, visionary thrillers and sublimely constructed horror movies.

For one day only, the Winter Gardens Film Festival invites you to step back in time and discover an interactive world of archive film showing beautiful, breezy Blackpool through the ages.

Tuesday nights are movie nights as The Oast House plays host to an outdoor summer schedule of blockbusters, cult and family films.

The Village Screen is back at Victoria Baths for a weekend of 80s film, with DJ Matt Hydes spinning era-appropriate tunes and street food traders Proove Pizza, The Blue Caribou Canteen, Fat Annies and Ginger’s Comfort Emporium providing refreshments.

With a series of fifteen films screening at eight locations, The Floating Cinema brings artists’ films, independent cinema and archive footage outside of the gallery and cinema space and into the public spaces along the waterways of Yorkshire.

BFI Flare Festival programmer, Zorian Clayton, selects a programme of trans and non-binary short films from the official selection of the 31st edition of Flare in 2017 at the British Film Institute on the South Bank, London.

Grimm Up North present a day dedicated to the films of Mexican monster maestro Guillermo Del Toro.

Edith Walks is a 60 minute 66 second feature film inspired by a walk from Waltham Abbey in Essex via Battle Abbey to St Leonards-on-Sea in East Sussex.

Picnics, dancing, shenanigans, capers, discos, tomfoolery and great, classic, cult and horror films in extraordinary locations. This year’s selection of films includes Pulp Fiction, The Wicker Man and Boogie Nights.

Don your animal masks, dig out your best tweed, meet us at the glorious setting of Appleby Castle this summer for a screening of the cult classic The Wicker Man.