Saturday Night and Sunday Morning + Post-Screening Discussion at HOME

Name: Saturday Night and Sunday Morning + Post-Screening Discussion at HOME
Start: 2018-06-03T13:00:00
End: 2018-06-03T23:59:00
Location: HOME Manchester

Tom Grieve, Cinema Editor Posted 31 May 2018

Saturday Night and Sunday Morning + Post-screening discussion at HOME Manchester, Manchester 3 June 2018 Tickets from £5.50

Finney’s Arthur Seaton, a womanising machinist in a Nottingham factory, perfectly captures the swagger of the time whilst also slowly chipping away at the certainty of the character’s attitude to life. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning will be accompanied by a post-screening discussion on Sun 3 Jun, led by Andy Willis, Senior Visiting Curator of Film here at HOME and curator of this Albert Finney season.

Saturday Night and Sunday Morning + Post-screening discussion at HOME Manchester, Manchester 3 June 2018 Tickets from £5.50

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