Tom Grieve

Contributing Writer

Written by Tom Grieve

FamiliesManchester
The Dark Crystal

On another planet in the distant past, a Gelfling embarks on a quest to find the missing shard of a magical crystal, and so restore order to his world. A Jim Henson gem.

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Manchester
The Thing

Kurt Russell stars as one of a crew of scientists on an isolated Antarctic research site who discover a spaceship buried beneath the ice, and becomes terrorised by the shape-changing monster that is housed within.

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CinemaManchester
A Very 80s Christmas at HOME

This is not a Christmas season. It’s an 80s season. From haircuts and clothes to music and most importantly, films, the 80s were brilliant – particularly the big Christmas films that all the family would enjoy.

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CinemaManchester
Queer Media Festival at HOME

Queer Media Festival returns to HOME this Saturday with a packed schedule of in-conversations, films, performances, workshops and, to top it all off, an afterparty with giants of the queer club scene.

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City Centre
Napoleon at FACT

Abel Gance’s heroic depiction of the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte is an undisputed cinema landmark. Newly restored by the BFI, this 333 minute epic was described by Stanley Kubrick as “a masterpiece of cinematic invention”.

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CinemaLiverpool
IndieFlicks at Liverpool Small Cinema

Successful Manchester-based short film festival Indieflicks makes the short commute to Liverpool, where local filmmaker Ryan Garry will host an evening of short contemporary independent cinema.

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CinemaManchester
Film Season: BERLIN NOW at HOME

For pioneering filmmakers, Berlin has long been a source of fascination and inspiration. This short film season captures the spirit of the city and features works which share themes and commonalities beyond the use of Berlin as location.

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