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We have a really great bunch of volunteers; if you love film and want to join us, please get in touch. We are especially looking for anyone who might be good on the technical side of screening films, we also need social media enthusiasts who can help promote the festival, as well as anyone interested in film who can help setting up events (lots of lifting and carrying) and working at front of house (looking after and making events enjoyable for filmgoers).
Friday 15 July
Sunday night films
Sunday 31 July - THE DUKE
Thursday 11 August - PERFECT STRANGERS (Cafe Europe event)
Sunday 28 August - THE EAR
Continuing the theme of climate change with an emphasis on The River and Rewilding; including speakers, one or two surprises and the return of Local Film Night
Dir. Karel Kachyna (Czechoslovakia 1970 95mins 12)
Banned and not seen for 20 years, this darkly satirical political-paranoid-noir from the aftermath of the Prague Spring is a brilliant expose of life under totalitarianism and paved the way for Coppola’s The Conversation. Walls have ears.
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