This September, Liverpool’s Psych Fest collaborate with FACT to showcase some of the most psychedelic works in cinema. Expect to find rebellious Czech women, thumping Toyko clubs and magic mushrooms in a field in England.
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This September, Liverpool’s Psych Fest collaborate with FACT to showcase some of the most psychedelic works in cinema. Expect to find rebellious Czech women, thumping Toyko clubs and magic mushrooms in a field in England.
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Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin? Liverpool Silent Films have both playing as part of their free evening of short films at The Black Lodge for Scalarama. With musicians accompanying the films live on the night, this is one not to be missed.
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Liverpool Small Cinema continue their work showcasing female filmmakers with a series of films #DirectedbyWomen for Scalarama. The lineup includes everything from cult faves and art-horror masterpieces to underseen American gems and recent releases.
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Liverpool Small Cinema has quietly established itself as one of the most dynamic, forward-thinking film organisations about. The community-run cinema recently dedicated 58% of their programming to films by women,…
Manchester’s Central Library hosts a screening of Věra Chytilová’s seminal Czech New Wave film, Daisies, as part of this year’s iteration of Scalarama. The main event will be accompanied by a programme of shorts.
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A free Freshers screening of New Zealand director, Taika Waititi’s new comedy Hunt for the Wilderpeople. Tickets are available from the HOME Box Office, free to all Manchester 16/17 Freshers.
In honour of the Scala, we asked Jane Giles, the programmer at the Scala from 1988 – 1992, to choose a Scala inspired double bill. The one she came up with will turn your hair white. Many times over.
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Join us for R.A.D’s second annual all-dayer celebration of the greatest living screen actor in history losing his proverbial shit: Nicolas Cage.
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As Halloween approaches read our guide to the creepy capers happening for little and big ghosts with the most.
As the big day approaches, you can count on theatres and concert halls across the North to pull out all the festive stops.
Paris is Burning depicts ballroom culture in 1980’s New York. The film looks at how a community of Black and Latino gay and transgender New Yorkers build sustenance, creativity and family. Accompanied by a special live performance.
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