Foxlowe Films
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Capacity: 80
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Screening Frequency: Once a week
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Facilities: Bar, Toilets, Parking
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Shared Equipment:
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Films Screened: British, Children's, Classic, Family, Foreign, Independent
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Ticket options: At the door, Online, Other
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Description
Foxlowe Films is based in Foxlowe Arts Centre and is a volunteer run community cinema bringing quality specialist and British films to audiences across Leek and the Staffordshire Moorlands.
We bring art films of various genres to our local area where access to cinema is a real issue. A pilot in 2012 clearly demonstrated a strong desire for a community cinema given that the nearest cinema of any type is circa 15 miles away in all directions.
We run three seasons a year with regular screenings on Tuesday evenings at 7.45pm and Thursday matinees in half term for families and children.
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Address:
- Foxlowe Arts Centre
- Market Place
- Leek
- Staffordshire
- ST13 6AD
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Screenings
Additional info
19:45 - 21:30
Bar open from 7 pm. Tickets available online (www.foxloweartscentre.org.uk), from the Foxlowe cafe or on the door.
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Synopsis
Telling the story of Belfast punk music pioneer Terri Hooley, Good Vibrations remains one of the defining films about music during the Troubles, as well as punk music in general. Renowned film critic Mark kermode called it "an absolute humdinger with real heart and soul".
