Battleship Potemkin + intro and discussion (Relaxed Screening)
Oct
29

Battleship Potemkin + intro and discussion (Relaxed Screening)

Tickets available here

Dir. Sergei Eisenstein, USSR 1926, 72 min, Digital, Cert PG

Eisenstein challenged cinematic form in his second film, an essential revolutionary classic. Dramatising the true story of the mutiny aboard the Potemkin, the filmmaker integrated bold imagery with radical use of editing that would become known as Soviet Montage and would inspire generations of filmmakers.

The post screening discussion will be led by Stims Collective.

Tickets: £3


What is a Relaxed Screening?

Relaxed Screenings are for neurodivergent audiences, with their companions and assistants. Adjustments vary between venues, however these screenings often provide the following

  • Unassigned seating with plenty of space. Customers can select their seats when they arrive in the auditorium, where you will be able to sit with family/friendship groups or leave space between yourself and other groups.

  • House lights slightly dimmed.

  • Film volume turned slightly down

  • Freedom to move around and make noise

  • Signposted quiet area near the auditorium.

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Bird + intro and discussion (Relaxed Screening)
Nov
25

Bird + intro and discussion (Relaxed Screening)

Tickets available here

Dir. Andrea Arnold, UK 2024, 119 min, Digital, Cert 15

Andrea Arnold (Fish Tank, American Honey) focuses on life in working-class England, where 12-year-old Bailey seeks to escape from her tumultuous life through a friendship with a mysterious stranger. Seamlessly moving between social and magical realism, Bird is a tender fairytale of broken spirits searching for one another in a baffling and hostile world.

The post screening discussion will be led by Stims Collective.

Tickets: £3

Content warning: Contains distressing scenes of domestic violence


What is a Relaxed Screening?

Relaxed Screenings are for neurodivergent audiences, with their companions and assistants. Adjustments vary between venues, however these screenings often provide the following

  • Unassigned seating with plenty of space. Customers can select their seats when they arrive in the auditorium, where you will be able to sit with family/friendship groups or leave space between yourself and other groups.

  • House lights slightly dimmed.

  • Film volume turned slightly down

  • Freedom to move around and make noise

  • Signposted quiet area near the auditorium.

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Eraserhead + intro and discussion (Relaxed Screening)
Jul
29

Eraserhead + intro and discussion (Relaxed Screening)

Tickets available here

David Lynch’s debut feature takes us into the heart of a bleak industrial wasteland, exploring the grotesque underbelly of modern life and the nuclear family through body horror and surrealism. Join us after the screening to reflect upon the film through a neurodivergent lens.

The post screening discussion will be led by filmmaker and Stims co-founder Georgia Kumari Bradburn.

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