The Gateway are delighted to announce their Home Cinema programme of activities and films.

The programme will comprise of 3 exciting stands:
British Films. We’ll be screening 9 unique and exciting British Films which will take place on the first Wednesday of every month from July - March 2020. Some of the films will be accompanied by a Q&A with cast or crew or a film analysis. An exciting opportunity to get to find out more about films made on our doorstep. Discounted tickets for under 25’s too.

Sensory / Relaxed screenings: We will be running a number of free sensory/relaxed screenings making our space feel like home from home. At these screenings the lights will be on low, sound a little lower and if people want to move around and express themselves, that’s all fine too.

Young film goers: We’re keen to support young audiences so from October - march 2020 there will be a number of screenings for young people which will start early evening. Film goers will be able to grab some food and choose the next film they want to watch which is all part of the low ticket price.

Home Cinema has been made possible with support from Film Hub Midlands through funds from the National Lottery. Film Hub Midlands support people to watch, show, and make films in the Midlands.

Dates for the diary

British Cinema
Wednesday 4th September - British Film, The Vanishing with Q&A films Writer, Celyn Jones and Producer, Sean Marley.
(Celyn is a critically acclaimed Actor/Writer who recently starred alongside Martine Clunes in ITV’s Manhunt. Other acting credits include Above Suspicion, Stella and Catastrophe. Celyn has co-written feature films Set Fire to the Stars and Six Minutes to Midnight alongside Andy Goddard and Eddie Izzard. Sean is the Producer at Mad as Birds Films. In addition to The Vanishing he has recently produced POMS, starring Diane Keaton, Jacki Waever, Pam Grier and Six Minutes to Midnight starting Dame Judy Dench, James D’Arcy and Jim Broadbent).

Wednesday 4th October - British Film, Ray and Liz (Q&A to be announced)

Sensory/relaxed screening:
Aladdin (2019) Wednesday 2nd October, 10.15am

Young Film Goers:
Wednesday 23rd October, BookSmart. Film begins at 6pm. Food from 5pm.

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