Open-air cinema nights coming to historic Wirral site this summer
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Bidston Observatory (Image: Liverpool ECHO/Andrew Teebay)
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Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A historic observatory in Wirral is offering new cinema nights and tickets are due to go on sale next week.
A COLLECTION of newly digitised films showcasing local life in the 1950s and 60s is to be premiered in a free online event from the Shetland Film Archive. Shetland On Film will present archive clips alongside specially recorded introductions from heritage experts and the.
200,000 free cinema tickets offered for National Lottery Cinema Weekend
The free tickets will be available at more than 500 multiplexes and independent cinemas around the UK on the weekend of 19 and 20 June.
29 April 2021
National Lottery Cinema Weekend, in partnership with the BFI, will take place on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 June at more than 500 cinema sites across the UK (pending confirmation that restrictions will be relaxed as planned). Cinema Weekend will make over 200,000 free tickets available to watch any film screening across the weekend, as a thank you to National Lottery players for their vital contribution to film.
Through the BFI, the National Lottery supports new and established filmmakers, film education and training, as well as enabling the UK public to see a wide range of films. National Lottery Cinema Weekend is an expansion on two previous Cinema Days (in 2018 and 2019), which enables players to access cinemas for free.
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The incredible London Indian Film Festival, UK and Europe’s largest South Asian Film Festival, continues to screen upbeat movies on the last Sunday of each month. Cary Rajinder Sawhney MBE, Executive & Programming Director of LIFF says, “After a challenging few months, we are bringing some much needed uplifting entertainment and as always our quality films offer fresh views of India and South Asia; movies that may even challenge and certainly leave you thinking.”
Featuring, as always, some brilliant films, the 3rd film in the festival’s Spring online programme is the much-loved festival hit and award-winning (32 International Awards)
Hotel Salvation. The screening, for UK viewers, will take place on Sunday 25 April on LIFF’s hybrid platform, www.loveliffathome.com.