June - July 08 Programme
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BOOKING INSTRUCTIONS
This Page is a working document that contains regular events and provisional bookings at Star and Shadow for the next two months.
Entering information for a date is provisional. ALL EVENTS NEED TO BE CONFIRMED AT A PROGRAMMING MEETING.
Provisional bookings must include your name and contact details - phone or email - or they will not be accepted.
The emphasis is on you as a programmer to attend a meeting, otherwise your event will not be confirmed. This applies for all bookings - made prior to and post brochure deadline. If you cannot attend a meeting (see dates below) please email the Programme Team: programme@lists.starandshadow.org.uk link: [1]
Events that have been confirmed will be indicated by a C and date of meeting.
NB: For ALL gig bookings, email gigs@starandshadow.org.uk - link: [2] before booking info on this wiki.
Meetings for this programme will be:
6pm Monday: 10 March, 24 March, 14 April, 28 April (brochure deadline)
If you are new to the cinema, please come to an induction session - second Saturday of month at 11am.
STRUCTURE OF WEEK:
MON = MEETINGS,
TUES = CLOSED,(or meetings)
WEDS = ANYTHING GOES,
THURS =€“ FILMS ONLY, (first Thurs of month Cinema of the World)
FRIDAY = ANYTHING GOES, (first Friday of month A Bit Crack)
SAT = ANYTHING GOES, (second Saturday 11am induction and maintenance day)
SUNDAY =€“ FILMS ONLY
June/July
Sun 1 June - film - hairspray - Adrin booked it - adrinuk@yahoo.co.uk Hairspray (PG) - John Waters (USA -1988 - 92mins DVD) Devine; Debbie Harrie, Sonny Bono Baltimore 1962. The Heyday of hair-do’s and hair-don’t, Heartthrobs and big lasses, hot dates and hip talkers, beatniks and hair hoppers with the one magical voodoo potion that keeps it all together. Devine’s penultimate movie.
Mon 2 June - meeting only. General S&S Meeting, 6pm
Tues 3 June - closed - Bill in cinema with Unity
Wed 4 June - possible Salsa night - Holly Brown to come to a meeting to propose. Pauline
C Thurs 5 June - Cinema of the World. Iranian night: 7pm 'Half Moon', the latest film by the Kurdish-Iranian director Bahman Ghobadi (A time for drunken horses) is an exhuberant, unusual road movie. 'Tehran 7.00 am ' (2003, Iran )by Razavain will be screened beforehand. There will be live music in the bar to follow. (ladyonorth@gnmail.com)
PROPOSED TEXT FOR BROCHURE FROM STEPH: "Half Moon + Short Film (Tehran 7.00 am, Dir Razavain, 2003) Multi-award winning Kurdish director Ghobadi (A Time for Drunken Horses, Turtles Can Fly) again shows his skill for telling beautiful human stories with this musical road movie about Kurdish musicians travelling to a concert in Iraq to celebrate Saddam Hussein's fall. Followed by live music in the bar!"
["First Thursday" evening event next door at the ArtWorks. Keep the noise down here!] World Environment Day Film? Phil 07986 758 931- talk to holly
Fri 6 June - A Bit Crack
C Sat 7 June - FOR BROCHURE- 'closed all weekend cos we're at the green festival!' Green Festival events (possibly not sat) Phil 07986 758 931. We are going to the Green Fest are we not? Rather than the Green Fest coming here.
C Sun 8 June - Morning till 7pm booked for Action Training event (Malamo 075 0357 0350). Green Festival events? Phil 07986 758 931 - film See above
Mon 9 June - meeting only. Publicity & Programme meeting, 6pm
Tues 10 June - closed
Wed 11 June "Deadly Cargo" film, about movement of nuclear weapons on british roads. email mightydotalanattescodotnet deb emailed
The film uncovers how fully assembled warheads of Trident nuclear bombs are transported on public roads in secret convoys, passing Newcastle. Find out how ordinary citizens in the Nukewatch network track and campaign against the convoy and its deadly cargo – and how you can help put an end to this nuclear madness.
Thurs 12 June - The Sunburned Hand of the Man, with support from Family Elan, Cian Nugent and Lobster Priest - (contact: lee no-fi mail@no-fi.org.uk - steph booked it - stephoswald2002@yahoo.fr)
TEXT FOR JUNE/JULY BROCHURE: "Legendary Boston psych / noise / funk juggernaut return to Tyneside once more. Expect wild and woolly free jams with occasional outrageous funky rock explorations from this ever-changing weirdo collective. Previous Newcastle gigs are still spoken of in hushed tones - the intimate setting of the Star & Shadow should make this unmissable. Support from The Family Elan, the amazing Euro roots project of Chris Hladowski (Nalle), and Irish guitar prodigy Cian Nugent." Added by Rob (robgalpin@tiscali.co.uk)
Fri 13 June - Backlash Collective - Zombie Night (contact for backlash Donald Jenkins <chickendada@hotmail.com>)
TEXT FOR JUNE/JULY BROCHURE: "A fun night of horrific zombie-themed hi-jinx, featuring DIY zombie films and beats from DJ's supplying experimental techno / IDM. Punters are encouraged to attend wearing their best zombie gear and undead face paint. Even the most decomposed cadavers amongst you are no doubt already twitching in anticipation." Added by Rob (robgalpin@tiscali.co.uk)
C Sat 14 June - Caster Sugar Disco - Acts TBC. Debbora - 07872929662, debbora@thecuckoopress.co.uk. Steph got in touch for info for brochure. TEXT FOR JUNE/JULY BROCHURE agreed with Debbora: "Caster Sugar is back! We have hyperactive dancing all night, crazy live bands, underground films, a weird cafe, dressing up and too much fun to describe! it will be different, it will be hot, and it will be sold out so arrive early!"
Sun 15 June - BarNone: Films about Prisons- 11am onwards (contact Malamo 075 0357 0350): NOT CANCELLED!
Details for programme as follows:
The first BarNone event invites you to a day of films, workshops and discussion about the prison system in the UK, Europe and the world. The event will tap into invisible and visible voices behind bars.
Afternoon: Films about Women Prisoners
Prison Lullabies (USA, 2003, 83min, Brown Hats Productions) by Odile Isralson, Lina Matta
…as well as films made by prisoners (Inside Film- Short Films made by Wandsworth prisoners)
Evening: Films about Political Prisoners
22 8 The Jeffrey “Free” Luers Story (2005, Cascadia Media Collective, 40 min)
Imprisonment in Great Britain (17min) by Martin Krenn and Oliver Ressler
The event will feature workshops and talks:
Trevor (Mayday Magazine)- Trevor will talk about his experiences of resistance in prison.
Criminal Injustice: The other side of death row in the USA, by Trish Abbot
Workshop on Group 4 Security- G4S is the largest security company in the UK and works with government bodies on privatising, or 'outsourcing' prisons.
9pm Music and dance with Neville Clay and local bands
for detailed schedule see separate programme
Price for the day: £4 (£3) Ex-prisoners and asylum seekers free.
(also i ve send an email to debbie with a picture that can be used for the programme)
Mon 16 June - meeting only. General S&S Meeting, 6pm
Tues 17 June - CLOSED
Wed 18 June - Refugee Week Event - 6pm - event booked through Holly with Rebeca Warren of NERS (rw@refugee.org.uk) - steph got info from Rebecca - TEXT FOR JUNE/JULY BROCHURE: "A celebration of achievements from young people involved in projects based at The North of England Refugee Service. Exciting programme tonight: a magnificent short film created with Bridge and Tunnel Productions, theatre with the wonderful Mongrel UK, traditional African dancing, and excellent live music! Plus art displays and a multi-cultural buffet."
More info about event sent by Rebecca
Time: 6:00p.m. – 10:00p.m.
Theme: Refugee Week, an event that will celebrate the achievements of young people involved in the Youth Integration and Youth Volunteering Projects based at The North of England Refugee Service in Tyneside, Sunderland, and Tees Valley. The event will also be educational and aim to raise awareness about the experiences of young refugees and asylum-seekers in the northeast.
Content: The evening will involve film, dance, drama, food, and live music, all created and performed by young people.
Film Ali in Wonderland is a magnificent short film created by young people in partnership with Bridge and Tunnel Productions. The young people also created an interactive website called WIKI Wonderland that they hope will be used as an educational resource in the future. For more information please look at www.wikiwonderland.co.uk.
Drama The infamous and wonderful Mongrel UK, Music Theatre that Bites collective will perform their latest work. The project is a partnership between The Sage CoMusica Programme and The Youth Integration Project. Young people from The Youth Integration Project will also perform a short piece they are putting together around the theme of ‘broadcasting’. The piece is still in the making so watch this space.
Dance The Hotsteppers, a traditional African dance group from Tees valley, should be a stomper!
Music The Roots Music Project, a multi-cultural youth music group which meets once a week in a recording studio with a professional music tutor, great. A professional DJ from Tees Valley will also perform at the end of the night and in between acts.
Arts There will be displays of any arts and crafts work that young people have been creating from all three areas.
Food A multi-cultural buffet will be provided for everyone.
What we will need A CD Deck with amplification. If this is unavailable we can provide the equipment. Space and tables to display art work. The cinema equipment to show the film.
Thurs 19 June - 4pm: FAMILY FILMS (film tba) contact: sylvieplanel@gmail.com deb emailed
- FILM: Three films from Finland about Kazakhstan (Dir: Aino Halonen 2007) Aino Halonen is a Finnish-Kazakh film maker who has travelled back to the land of her central Asian forebears to make three small cinematic jewels. Entrepreneurial Life (18 mins), Mom Saves the World and Then Comes Home (27 mins) and Children of the 4th Road (16 mins) offer an insight into ordinary lives in the ninth largest country in the world. (Craig 07890 038336) 7.30pm all dvd deb emailed
Fri 20 June - Platform North East relaunch event - contact Paul Grimmer paul(at)grimboy(dot)net (Ilana also involved and booked this in) deb emailed Sat 21 June - GIG booked by Miles 07969364393, booking taken by pauline gigs[at]starandshadow.org.uk - TEXT FOR JUNE/JULY BROCHURE: "TDA + Them Amazing Babies, Helios, Richard Dawson & Bulk & Skull.
Dark and emotional math rock from loud and uncompromising local band. Taut, tense and angular with hints of old-school US hardcore. Think Shellac and Unwound with a hint of Slint. Support from Them Amazing Babies (Pavement-esque odd pop), Helios (roughly-hewn math rock), Richard Dawson (acoustic gtr & voice) and Bulk & Skull (rambling Slinty goodness). £3 in for five amazing bands!!” Added by Rob (robgalpin@tiscali.co.uk)
Sun 22 June - 3pm: FAMILY FILMS (film tba) contact: sylvieplanel@gmail.com
- FILM: Superstarlet AD (Dir: John Michael Murphy 2000, 80min)
Set in a post-apocalyptic future, in the lost city of Femphis "Superstarlet A.D." is a wild romp packed with the sex and violence of a classic exploitation film. Men have de-evolved into deadly Neanderthals and all women have banded into marauding rival beauty cults: the platinum blonde PhayRays, ruthless brunette Satanas and ill-tempered redheaded Tempests. At stake are rapidly dwindling supplies of lipstick and ammunition. Trasho mondo of the highest order. (Craig 07890 038336) deb emailed
Mon 23 June - meeting only. Programme meeting, 6pm
Tues 24 June - closed
Wed 25 June - Eyes Wide Open - open submission night. One film per film maker. max 15 minutes. Any format.
EXHIBITION SPACE: Open Clasp retrospective (Craig 07890 038336)
Thurs 26 June - Singapore Sling (1991, Greece, 112 mins) Greek auteur Nikos Nikolaidis brings us a pitch-black neo-noir old-dark-house sex-horror comedy; featuring ample helpings of nudity, general fiendishness, and very poor table manners. Decadence and degradation are in abundance in the first-ever feature to facilitate frame-by-frame revival for it's DVD release. Please contact Jenni on 07793 822699 OR [jennifer_woroniak@yahoo.com] for further information.
EXHIBITION SPACE: Open Clasp retrospective (Craig 07890 038336)
Fri 27 June - - OPEN CLASP AGM (Provisional booking) (via Craig 07890 038336)
EXHIBITION SPACE: Open Clasp retrospective (Craig 07890 038336)
Sat 28 June - C (This is programme copy) Theatre Under Fire presents The Twilight Rainbow - a celebratory explosion of HOME! It's an antidote to the pain of separation. A pulsing, laughing, bittersweet tour of memories shared by TUF, a multi-skilled crew of Zimbabwean refugees and asylum seekers. 7.30pm. £5/4.
TUF are going to take the door from the event, rather than get a fee like last time. I have confirmed that they will help out considerably with publicity. This event was confirmed by Haz but ONLY BECAUSE HOLLY AND OTHERS WERE AWAY. IT'S LIKELY I WON'T BE IN NEWCASTLE FOR IT.
EXHIBITION SPACE: Open Clasp retrospective (Craig 07890 038336)
Sun 29 June - FILM: South (1919, Dir Frank Hurley, 88 min) TEXT FOR JUNE/JULY BROCHRE: "South is a film about one the most incredible adventure stories of all time. In 1914 explorer Schackleton set sail to cross the Antartic, but soon his ship got stuck in the ice and had to be abandoned. 5 crew members then cross 800 miles of the stormiest ocean in the world in an open boat to get help. Luckily for us, a photographer was on board and made this film."
7-30pm KP [email jennifer@jpartington.orangehome.co.uk, tel 0191 4879412] Mon 30 June - meeting only
Tues 1 July - Film Battle of the Somme 1916, DVD, 65 minutes. Cinematography: Geoffrey Malins, John McDowell.
TEXT FOR JUNE/JULY BROCHURE: "A silent documentary originally shown at British cinemas to huge audiences whilst the battle still raged in summer 1916. Very much an establishment production, it was intended as a patriotic propaganda film; the images of death and the frank captions are however surprisingly graphic. The film will be accompanied by an audio experience and short introductory talk." Added by Rob (robgalpin@tiscali.co.uk)
TWO Screenings 6-30pm and 8-30pm KP [email jennifer@jpartington.orangehome.co.uk, tel 0191 4879412]
Wed 2 July -film (C) 'Dressing Granite' Feature-length drama made entirely in Cornwall on a micro-budget. A moving story of the relationship between an elderly man and his son, who are both stone-masons. At the end we hope to have a live phone-link with Bill Scott, the director for Q.& A. Afterwards, stick around for a folk-session (Tim Dalling and some friends playing tunes in the bar) 8pm contact Tim on annietimcd@hotmail.com
Thurs 3 July Cinema of the World; Pakastani film night 7.30pm : 'Mutthi bhar Chawal' Dir. Sangetta 1978
Based on the novel by K. Singh, this is a rare gem of a film, made by one of Pakastan's few female directors and shot with simple, serene beauty. The film explores what it is to be a woman as part of pre-partition, Sikh family in a small Punjabi village. This is a treat for anyone interested in South Asian film. Stay on for Indian sweets and music in the bar.
["First Thursday" evening event next door at the ArtWorks. Keep the noise down here!]
Fri 4 July - A Bit Crack
Sat 5 July - Road to Rimini with special guests Sneak-Thief, Fiero Fuxx & Video Dave
Sun 6 July - 2pm film - Matzpen - a film about an Israeli peace group with a speaker discussion afterwards organised by Medact. Contact Tony at A.J.R.Waterston@newcastle.ac.uk
7.30 film - the whole shooting match + the king of texas - adrinuk@yahoo.co.uk The Whole Shooting Match – Eagle Pennell ( USA 1979 109mins DVD) Lou Perryman; Sonny Carl Davis If you liked the paydirt in No Country for Old Men, Eagle Pennell’s legendary humourous Texan saga of two natural born losers is a classic cult movie. It caused a sensation on the festival circuit but was frozen out of distribution by Hollywood moguls.Its fate inspired Robert Redford to set up Sundance as an Indy showcase and this screening is the first in the UK for 30 years. Also The King of Texas: a wry look at Eagle Pennell’s tumultuous life and the movies he never realised.
Mon 7 July - meeting only. General S&S Meeting, 6pm
Tues 8 July - closed
Wed 9 July -
Thurs 10 July - film - Leaving Las Vegas adrinuk@yahoo.co.uk Leaving Las Vegas - Mike Figgis (Fr USA UK 1996 111 mins DVD) Nicolas Cage Elizabeth Shue Nick Cage delivers his oscar winning performance of edgy suicidal self destruct in Figgis' booze movie of a one way ticket to oblivion. Las Vegas beyond the crap.
Fri 11 July - Urban *& Eastern present New Weird Folk - the third in a series of strange folk nights by new artists. New Weird Folk takes its inspiration from Moondog, Jim O'Rourke, the Carter Family, Harry Smith and the Incredible String Band, plus films and organic local beer. We aim for you to love one of our artists, and leave perplexed by another (Craig urbanandeastern@gmail.com)
Sat 12 July - Brain Food present a night of Germanic synthesizer worship. Another dose of analogue Teutonic madness followed by DJ sets from Phippertronische, Fernandez and Dr Oblivion, well known to all from their most recent work at Road to Rimini. (Phipps)
Sun 13 July - - 11am - 4pm - Art, Craft and flea Market. A bi-monthly (every two months) independant market in the atrium and the bar area. The bar will be open for refreshments and there will be a guest DJ from 1 - 4. On sale will be hand crafted goods and art alongside good quality second hand/vintage items. Clothing, jewellery, music, books and homewares will all be on offer. With stalls from Thrifty Beatnik (mens vintage clothing, Miskellaneous (artwork and plushies), Black Flame Books(2nd hand and rare books) and much much more.
7.30pm - Kiss Me Deadly as part of cult film season. "Kiss Me Deadly" 1955 Dir Robert Aldrich. Featuring Mickey Spillane's tough, narcissistic, neo-violent character Mike Hammer, this film is acclaimed as classic film noir which influenced the work of Lynch, Speilberg and Tarantino. The film is rich with symbolic allusions, labyrinthine and complex plot threads, and Cold War fear and nuclear paranoia about the atomic bomb. The film, shot over a one month period in late 1954, is a masterpiece of cinematography, exhibited in the disorienting camera angles and unique and unconventional compositions of Ernest Laszlo. It has all the elements of great film noir - a stark opening sequence, destructive femme fatales, low-life cheap gangsters, an anti-hero, expressionistically-lit night-time scenes, a vengeful quest, and a dark mood of hopelessness.
Mon 14 July - meeting only. Publicity & Programme meeting, 6pm
Tues 15 July - closed
Wed 16 July - RE-BOOK PLEASE. Although the booking was cancelled by Northern Pride (Mish Lorraine), the original programmer, Kate Sweeney, still wants to run the night of lgbt films and it will tie-in with Pride events. She will be coming to the next progammer's mtg on 28th April. Cheers.
Thurs 17 July - Born in Flames (Dir Lizzie Borden 1983, 80mins)
Riot Grrrl classic Born in Flames explores racism, classism, sexism and heterosexism in an alternative United States Socialist Democracy. Two feminist groups each voice their concerns by pirate radio. One group, led by an outspoken white lesbian, Isabel (no-wave heroine Adele Bertei), operates "Radio Ragazza". The other group, led by a soft-spoken African-American, operates "Phoenix Radio". They are stimulated into action after a political activist is arrested upon arriving in NYC and suspiciously dies while in police custody. (Craig 07890 038336)
VAMOS EXHIBITIONS IN CORRIDOR & BAR - SLIDESHOW PROJECTED INTO CORRIDOR FROM BOOTH 18-20 July (Set up Friday 18th take down Monday 21 July? open on Saturday and Sunday afternoons?)
C Fri 18 July (from 11am SET UP VAMOS EXHIBITIONS IN CORRIDOR & BAR SPACE?)-
TEXT FOR JUNE/JULY BROCHURE - steph got from Nik:7.00pm - ¡VAMOS! Event – Visual art + exhibition ; 8.30pm FILM + discussion) Free entry with contributions going to PBI (Peace Brigades International) A special ¡VAMOS! event featuring visual artist Peter Kennard’s work on Pinochet’s, photographer Jason Howe's Colombian project, and an exhibition of an iconic children's Cuban sticker album. Plus a one-off screening of ‘The Private Archives of Pablo Escobar’,directed by Marc de Beaufort (70 mins), a revealing documentary, portrait of a complex man who grew freakishly rich and powerful from the drug trade.
DETAILS:
7pm VAMOS EXHIBITIONS IN CORRIDOR SPACE & BAR , Discussion and music in bar onwards as part of vamos festival (contact trishabbott@fastmail.fm for details)- possible music but not late finish plus m - Vamos festival The Private archives of Pablo Escobar documentary film & discussion- Vamos exhibitions in corridor & bar space open to public booked by stephanie stephoswald2002@yahoo.fr, or contact trishabbott@fastmail.fm or cait_read@hotmail.com 07811 320447 for details
Text for guide: deb emailed
Friday 18th July 200
Cantina Latina and ¡VAMOS! present a special night of visual art and film
from 7pm, film screening from 8.30pm
free entry with proceeds going to PBI Peace Brigades International)
An influential visual artist, Peter Kennard’s photo-montage based practice has delivered some of the definitive images of the time from the CND movement and (with relevance to ¡VAMOS!) his body of work on the General Pinochet’s coup in Chile in 1973. Presented in the North East for the first time in 30 years, this collection will be on show for one night within the Star and Shadow with Peter introducing the work.
Self taught photographer Jason P. Howe has worked in Lebanon, Iraq and is currently based in Afghanistan. A regular visitor to Latin America he has working in 18 countries in the region and documenting the ongoing conflict in Colombia has been a long term project. Jason’s exploration of FARC, the AUC (right wing militia), the displaced and coca trade is unnerving in it’s closeness to the subject. The first manifestation of this ongoing work ‘Colombia - Between the Lines’ will be presented at ¡VAMOS! as a unique installation with the just published book available to buy during the festival.
Castro relied heavily on the use of the visual medium (and in particular posters) to present and promote political themes, messages and philosophies to the masses. Cuba therefore has a striking and vibrant body of iconic imagery to explore in order to better understand the issues and agendas of the time. This strategy included the production of a children’s sticker album encouraging collecting and trading cards to learn about the revolutionary movement. On the night Dr.Barbara Willis-Clark will present samples from the sticker album in order to give a wider context to this unusual relic from Cuba’s past.
Colombian film maker Marc de Beaufort’s ‘The Private Archives of Pablo Escobar’ attempts to straddle both the pop and political with this revealing documentary portrait of a complex man who grew freakishly rich and powerful from the drug trade. Rising from petty criminal to fearsomely influential political mover and shaker, Escobar managed to simultaneously present himself as ruthless, violent criminal whilst knowingly cultivating a kind of modern day ‘Robin Hood’ persona. Film screened at 8.30pm.
Sat 19 July - NARC gig - Claire from NARC, correspondence with pauline gigs(at)starandshadow.org.uk 16.01.08 C 31/1/08. IM
Sun 20 July vamos film moved to friday 18th evening to create one event Eye of the devil film - part of cult season. mat booked- from BFI
Mon 21 July - meeting only. General S&S Meeting, 6pm (quarterly finance report as part of it)
Tues 22 July - closed
Wed 23 July - GIG: An evening with Momus (CONFIRMED - 12 Nov 2007)
Momus has been releasing playful and transgressive albums for nearly twenty years, and his lyrics build a personal world "dominated by values like diversity, orientalism, and a respect for otherness". He now lives in Berlin and his performance at the Star + Shadow will be a two-hour "chronological cruise of never-before-performed songs".
Tickets £10 plus membership (Craig 07890 038336)
Thurs 24 July - Funeral: Parade Of Roses (Bara No Soretsu, 1969, 107 mins, Toshio Matsumoto, Tokyo)Well known to have had a direct influence on Kubrick's career. Cross-dressing club-kid Eddie (played by real-life transvestite entertainer extraordinaire Peter, famed for his role as Kyoami the Fool in Akira Kurosawa's Ran) vies with a rival drag-queen Osamu Ogasawara for the attention of drug-dealing cabaret-manager Gonda (Yoshio Tsuchiya, himself a Kurosawa player who appeared in such films as Seven Samurai, Throne of Blood, and High and Low). Passions escalate and blood begins to flow — before all tensions are released in a jolting climax resembling Oedipus Rex, set within the seedy underbelly of 60's Tokyo.
- Please contact Jenni on: 07793 822699 OR [jennifer_woroniak@yahoo.com]
4 pm Family films- tba(sylvieplanel@gmail)
Fri 25 July- - MADE IN THE USSR Friday 25 July - Sunday 27 July An event celebrating USSR culture with a real life Moskvich 408, a car made in the USSR in 1966 that stars in the film 'Mrs Ratcliffe's Revolution'! Come along on Friday night, drink some vodka, taste some snacks, listen to the sounds of the USSR. And, on early Saturday evening, there may even be a family film to get you into the revolutionary spirit. This is just the start to the weekend - watch this space for more to come...
MADE IN THE USSR opening event: Friday 25 July from 7.30pm
Saturday 26 July - Made In The USSR Event. Film at 3.30 and 7.30
Sunday 27 July - Made in USSR event 12 - 3.30. Family films- tba (sylvieplanel@gmail.com)
Mon 28 July - meeting only clProgramme meeting, 6pm
Tues 29 July - CLOSED!lbs meeting, privately booked through holly. holly to keyhold 6-8.30pm
Wed 30 July - SOUS LES BOMBES - DEBBIE BOOKED FROM ARTIFICIAL EYE
Thurs 31 July -hOME MOVIE NIGHT - OLD REELS FROM THE ATTIC. summer themes welcomed.. mat and debbie's project.
