HOME’s Virtual Film Quiz

Tom Grieve, Cinema Editor
HOME

HOME’s Virtual Film Quiz at HOME Manchester, Manchester 27 May 2020 Tickets from £8 — Book now

HOME have presented countless new releases, dedicated film seasons and filmmaker retrospectives since it opened five years ago. But have you been paying attention? If you reckon you know your Noah Baumbach from your Safdie Brothers, then HOME’s Virtual Film Quiz might be for you.

Film team members Jason Wood, Rachel Hayward and Andy Willis will be on Zoom to test your knowledge of the best independent films featured in HOME’s back catalogue alongside a host of special categories, with the winner walking away with a free meal and film night when HOME reopens.

One of the things we miss most about cinema trips is the chance to discuss the latest release over a post-film pint, take part in a Q&A, or attend one of the many special introductions — we miss that sense of community. With all proceeds going to HOME’s Response Fund, this is your chance to engage with the HOME community, and do a little bit to support it too.

Entry to the quiz costs £8 per team.

On the day of the quiz you’ll receive a link to join the ZOOM webinar and a link to submit your answers.

HOME’s Virtual Film Quiz at HOME Manchester, Manchester 27 May 2020 Tickets from £8 Book now

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