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April – June 2017
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Welcome to the new Hull Independent Cinema programme for April to June 2017. Our weekly screenings bring you the very best of new independent film from around the world, and there’s plenty more to whet your appetite. We’ve a new partnership with Leeds International Film Festival, bringing you a selection of the best films without UK distribution, for a truly exclusive experience; our Short Film City night returns monthly; and once again this year we’re a host for Yorkshire Silent Film Festival with our live score screening of Ben-Hur. We’ll be working with Pride in Hull to run regular screenings in the run-up to UK Pride 2017 in July, and hosting a live satellite broadcast from Sheffield Doc/Fest in June - check our website for full details of these events. All this and the usual fantastic offerings from our partners WeWatchFilms and Cult Cinema Sunday. It’s going to be our best season yet, so why not join us to Discover Something Different?
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Programme contents All the films and events listed in this programme were correct at the time of going to press. Always check our website for the latest listings.
Welcome and contact 2 Tickets 3 Hull Independent Cinema 4-9 Cult Cinema Sunday 10 - 11 WeWatchFilms 12 - 13 Short Film City Hull 14 - 16 Partner screenings 17 - 21 Hull Film Festival 22 Hull Independent Cinema Membership 23 About Hull Independent Cinema 24 Where to see our films 25 Calendar of events 26 - 27
Admission and film times All HIC screenings begin at 7pm at Hull Truck Theatre or 7.30pm at other venues. The screening room opens 10-15 minutes before the programme begins, although the venues themselves are open earlier. For details of our partner screenings, Cult Cinema Sunday and WeWatchFilms screenings check the relevant section of this programme. Programme details are subject to change - always check our website and social media before travelling to an event. Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. We reserve the right to refuse admission without refund to customers arriving after the stated programme start time.
HIC ADMISSION PRICES
All tickets (unless otherwise stated)
HIC TICKETS
Standard tickets
Members & Students
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Advance tickets are available online or by phone either from Hull Truck Theatre box office (hulltruck.co.uk / 01482 323638) or from Hull Box Office for all other venues (hullboxoffice.com / 01482 221113). Tickets are sold on the door subject to availability.
The BFI is supporting Hull City of Culture with a programme of film activity in the city and region in partnership with Film Hub North, and as part of the BFI’s Film Audience Network led by Showroom Workstation. The Transformative Film Culture for Hull programme, supported by the BFI with National Lottery funding, will bring a packed programme of more than 400 screenings, one-off events and film festivals throughout the year to Hull and the region. Hull Independent Cinema Project (operating as Hull Independent Cinema) is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (Registered Charity number 1163544) and is recognised as a charity for tax purposes by HM Revenue and Customs.
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The Olive Tree
Prevenge
Iciar Bollain
Alice Lowe
Tue 4 April | 7pm
Thu 13 April | 7.30pm
Hull Truck Theatre
Vue Cinema Hull
Spain / Germany | 2016 | 100 min
UK | 2017 | 87 min
£7 / £6 Members and Students
£7 / £6 Members and Students
Following a wilful and spirited
Driven by the voice of her unborn
young woman named Alma who
child, a pregnant woman takes
embarks on a journey from the East
revenge for the death of her
coast of Spain to Germany in order
boyfriend, embarking on a killing
to retrieve an ancient olive tree
spree that is both vicious and funny.
precious to her ailing grandfather. Awards: Nominated for Douglas Hickox Awards: Winner of Best Actress at
Award at the British Independent Film
Cinema Writers Circle Awards, Spain.
Awards and Winner of Screen International’s
Language: Spanish with English subtitles
Rising Star Award for Alice Lowe.
Cast: Anna Castillo, Javier Gutiérrez, Pep Ambròs
Cast: Alice Lowe, Dan Renton Skinner, Kayvan Novak
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Elle
Personal Shopper
Paul Verhoeven Thu 20 April | 7.30pm
Olivier Assayas
Vue Cinema Hull France / Germany / Belguim | 2016 | 131 min
Tue 25 April | 7pm Hull Truck Theatre
£7 / £6 Members and Students
France / Germany | 2016 | 105 min
Being attacked in her home by an
£7 / £6 Members and Students
unknown assailant changes Michèle’s life forever. When she resolutely
A young American in Paris works as
tracks the man down, they are both
a personal shopper for a celebrity.
drawn into a curious and thrilling
She seems to have the ability to
game—a game that may, at any
communicate with spirits, but soon
moment, spiral out of control.
she starts to receive ambiguous messages from an unknown source.
Awards: Winner of Best Actress at the 2017 Golden Globes.
Awards: Winner of Best Director
Language: French with English subtitles
at Cannes Festival 2016
Cast: Isabelle Huppert, Laurent Lafitte,
Language: English / French /
Anne Consigny
Swedish with English subtitles Cast: Kristen Stewart, Lars Eidinger, Sigrid Bouaziz
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The Salesman Asghar Farhadi Tue 2 May | 7pm
I Am Not Your Negro Raoul Peck
Hull Truck Theatre Iran / France | 2017 | 125 min £7 / £6 Members and Students
Forced to leave their apartment
Tue 16 May | 7pm Hull Truck Theatre USA | 2017 | 93 min £7 / £6 Members and Students
due to a dangerous construction project in a neighboring building, a
Narrated by Samuel L. Jackson,
young Iranian couple moves to the
a radical, up-to-the-minute
center of Tehran where they become
examination of race in America. The
embroiled in a life-altering situation
documentary is a journey into black
involving the previous tenant.
history, that connects the past of the Civil Rights movement to the
Awards: Winner of Best Foreign Language Film,
present of #BlackLivesMatter.
2017 Academy Awards Language: Persian / English with English subtitles
Awards: Nominated for Best Documentary
Cast: Shahab Hosseini, Taraneh Alidoosti,
at the 2017 Academy Awards
Babak Karimi
Cast: Samuel L. Jackson, James Baldwin
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The Handmaiden: Director’s Cut
Raw
Park Chan-wook
Thu 25 May | 7.30pm
Julia Ducournau
Vue Cinema Hull France / Belguim | 2016 | 99 min
Thu 18 May | 7.30pm Vue Cinema Hull
£7 / £6 Members and Students
South Korea | 2016 | 167 min
Everyone in Justine’s family is a vet.
£7 / £6 Members and Students
And a vegetarian. Desperate to fit in Containing 22 minutes of additional
at school, she strays from her family
footage. With help from an
principles and eats raw meat for the
orphaned pickpocket, a Korean
first time. Justine will soon face the
con man devises an elaborate
terrible and unexpected consequences
plot to seduce and bilk a Japanese
as her true self begins to emerge...
woman out of her inheritance. Awards: FIPRESCI Prize Winner at Awards: Nominated Palme d’Or at
Cannes Film Festival, Best First Feature
Cannes Film Festival 2016
at BFI London Film Festival
Language: Korean / Japanese with English subtitles
Language: French with English subtitles
Featuring: Min-hee Kim, Jung-woo Ha,
Featuring: Garance Marillier, Ella Rumpf,
Jin-woong Jo
Rabah Nait Oufella
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The Transfiguration
Frantz
Michael O’Shea
Tue 6 June | 7pm
Tue 30 May | 7pm
France / Germany | 2016 | 113 min
Hull Truck Theatre
£7 / £6 Members and Students
Françios Ozon
Hull Truck Theatre
USA | 2016 | 97 min £7 / £6 Members and Students
In a small German town after World War I, young German woman Anna
Troubled teen Milo hides behind his
mourns daily at the grave of her
fascination with vampire lore. When
fiancé, killed in battle in France.
he meets the equally alienated Sophie,
One day, a young Frenchman
the two form a bond that begins to
also lays flowers at the grave.
challenge Milo’s dark obsession,
His presence so soon after the
blurring his fantasy into reality.
German defeat ignites passions.
Awards: Cannes Film Festival and SXSW Film
Awards: Winner of Best Actress,
Festival Official Selections
Venice Film Festival
Cast: Eric Ruffin, Chloe Levine
Language: French / German with English subtitles Cast: Pierre Niney, Paula Beer, Ernst Stötzner
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Lady Macbeth
The Other Side of Hope
William Oldroyd Wed 14 June | 7pm
Aki Kaurismäki
Hull Truck Theatre UK | 2016 | 89 min
Tue 20 June | 7pm Hull Truck Theatre
£7 / £6 Members and Students
USA | 2017 | 98 min
Rural England, 1865. Katherine is
£7 / £6 Members and Students
stifled by her loveless marriage to a bitter man twice her age, and his
A poker-playing restaurateur
cold, unforgiving family. When she
and former traveling salesman
embarks on a passionate affair with
befriends a group of refugees
a young worker on her husband’s
newly arrived from Finland.
estate, a force is unleashed inside her so powerful that she will stop
Awards: Winner of Best Director Silver
at nothing to get what she wants.
Bear at the 2017 Berlin Film Festival Language: Finnish / English / Arabic / Swedish with English subtitles
Awards: FIPRESCI Prize Winner at
Cast: Ville Virtanen, Kati Outinen,
San Sebastian Film Festival Cast: Florence Pugh, Cosmo Jarvis, Naomi Ackie
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THE ORIGINAL, CHALLENGING AND JUST PLAIN COOL FROM THE WORLD OF CULT & GENRE FILM. Every second Sunday of the month at the unique warehouse venue Fruit. The night has the perfect mix of Thieving Harry’s Café themed food and drink, free film quiz, prize raffle and custom made limited edition movie posters.
Tickets from hullboxoffice.com 6.00pm doors / 6.30pm quiz start / 8pm film start
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Robocop Paul Verhoeven Sun 9 April | 6pm | Fruit USA | 1987 | 103 min
A Nightmare on Flash Gordon Mike Hodges Elm Street Sun 11 June | 6pm | Fruit
Wes Craven Sun 14 May | 6pm | Fruit
30th Anniversary Director’s Cut screening. When a good cop (Peter Weller) gets blown away by ruthless thugs, innovative scientists and doctors piece him back together as an unstoppable crime-fighting cyborg called Robocop.
USA | 1984 | 88 min
Elm Street teenagers have their dreams haunted by the hideously scarred former child murderer Freddy Krueger, who, it soon transpires, has the power to kill them in their sleep.
USA | 1980 | 106 min
American football hero Flash (Sam Jones) is dragged from Earth to the outer reaches of the Universe where he must battle the evil dictatorship of Ming the Merciless (Max von Sydow).
ALTERNATIVE POSTERS CREATED FOR OUR SCREENINGS This Is Spinal Tap Lastleaf Printing
The Return of the Living Dead Jemma Klein
Heathers Katrina Muir
Prints on sale at cultcinemasunday.bigcartel.com
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SHARE THE EXPERIENCE
WeWatchFilms brings classic movies back to the cinema for you to enjoy again, or for the very first time. Whether you like blockbusters, comedy, romance, or drama, come share the experience back on the big screen at Cineworld Hull.
Join us from 7.15pm up in the bar for our regular free to enter The Big Movie Quiz!, with prizes to be won before the film starts at 8pm. Tickets Cineworld Hull box office or online at cineworld.co.uk Cineworld Unlimited Card members go FREE! Free - ÂŁ10.50 wewatchfilmsUK
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TAXI DRIVER Martin Scorsese Mon 17 April | 7.15pm Quiz / 8pm FIlm Cineworld Hull USA | 1976 | 114 min
A mentally unstable Vietnam War veteran works as a night-time taxi driver in New York City where the perceived decadence and sleaze feeds his urge for violent action, attempting to save a preadolescent prostitute in the process.
FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF John Hughes Mon 15 May | 7.15pm Quiz / 8pm FIlm Cineworld Hull USA | 1986 | 103 min
One fake sick day sends high school senior Ferris Bueller, his girlfriend and his best friend on the adventure of their young lives. They ditch school and take off on a raucous journey through Chicago as they stay one step ahead of their principal and Ferris’s sister.
BATMAN Tim Burton Mon 12 June | 7.15pm Quiz / 8pm FIlm Cineworld Hull USA | 1989 | 126 min
The Dark Knight of Gotham City begins his war on crime with his first major enemy being the clownishly homicidal Joker, who has seized control of Gotham’s underworld.
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Norwegian Stories Tue 11 April | 7.30pm | Fruit | 116 mins | Pay what you like The programme includes foreign-language films with English subtitles
To celebrate the fact that John Grant’s North Atlantic Flux is coming to Hull, we’re showcasing the very best short films that Norway has to offer! Expect stories about love, sex, skateboarding, reindeers, ridiculous family occasions and of course the beauty of the Arctic!
Small Talk Even Hafnor | Norway | 20 mins Sami Boy Elle Sofe Henriksen | Norway | 9 mins Yes We Love Hallvar Witzø | Norway | 15 mins Bird Hearts Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel | Norway 25 mins
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Oslo’s Rose Det sporadiske filmkollektivet | Norway 7 mins The Good Life – Over There Izer Aliu | Norway | 29 mins Northbound Jørn Nyseth Ranum | Norway | 11 mins
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Random Acts: Best of the North Tue 9 May | 7.30pm | Fruit | TBC mins | Pay what you like
Random Acts is pleased to introduce First Acts, in partnership with Channel 4, Arts Council England and five National Network Centres. This programme of outstanding short films by 16-24 year olds from all over Northern England dares to be bold, creative and challenging.
The Blackest Day Josh Hawkins | Manchester | 3 mins
To Suit Lizzie Klotze | Northumbria | 3 mins
Souls In Transit Daniel Swindells | Manchester | 3mins
Lip Service Cathy Garner | Manchester | 2 mins
CETI Adam Goodwin | North York Moors 3 mins
The Boneyard Nathan Glendinning | South Shields 2 mins
When Waiting In A Queue Thomas Payton Greene | Sheffield 3 mins
Let’s Walk Jamal Gerard | Leeds | 3 mins
Fish Tank Girls Thea Jones | Leeds | 2 mins
The Brink Alex Ayres | Tynemouth | 3 mins ... and more
Zero Space Paul Trickett | Newcastle | 2 mins
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Syrian Voices Tue 13 June | 7.30pm | Fruit | TBC mins | Pay what you like The programme includes foreign-language films with English subtitles
To tie in with Refugee Week, Short Film City Hull brings you a selection of powerful documentaries. Told in their own words, the films follow Syria’s first astronaut now living in exile, three inspiring female activists working in rebel-held parts of Syria and those that have survived the treacherous journey to Greece.
Syria’s Rebellious Women: Precious Zaina Erhaim | UK | 6 mins
Refuge Matthew Firpo | Greece / USA | 20 mins
Syria’s Rebellious Women: Pledge Zaina Erhaim | UK | 6 mins
From Space, Syria is Here Erol Mintas / Taylan Mintas | Turkey 8 mins
Syria’s Rebellious Women: Pretty Zaina Erhaim | UK | 7 mins
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Supported by
YORKSHIRE SILENT FILM FESTIVAL
Mon 8 May, 7.30pm
Middleton Hall, University of Hull, Cottingham Rd, Hull HU6 7RX
BEN HUR
and Hull Indepednent Cinema present
The 1926 silent film version with live score
Directed by Fred Niblo | USA | 1926 | 2 hours 23 min Judah Ben Hur is a Jewish prince who is betrayed by his boyhood friend, the Roman, Massala. Sent to sea as a galley slave on a Roman ship and separated from his mother and sister, Ben Hur’s life is ruined until, one day, his defiance and integrity impresses a Roman general aboard ship and his fortunes quickly change. The most epic silent film of them all, Ben Hur is a gripping tale of love and revenge. At its premiere in 1926 nothing like it had ever been seen before. The dazzling special effects, thrilling action sequences, glorious technicolour sequences and a cast of thousands helped Ben Hur make MGM’s reputation as the blockbuster studio. The famous chariot race in the Circus Maximus is jaw-dropping even today - captured by forty two cameras, with hundreds of horses and thousands of extras, the sequence was recreated almost shot-by-shot for the 1959 remake with Charlton Heston.
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Accompanied live by Jonathan Best (piano) and Trevor Bartlett (percussion) £9 / £8 HIC Members and Students Book tickets: hullboxoffice.com
LEEDS AUDIENCE
FAVOURITES
PART 1
Sound of Noise
No One’s Child
Ola Simonsson,
Vuk Rsumovic
Johannes Stjärne Nilsson Wed 26 April | 7.30pm Vue Cinema Hull Sweden / France | 2010 | 102 min | 15 TBC £7 / £6 Members and Students
Wed 3 May | 7.30pm Vue Cinema Hull Serbia / Croatia | 2014 | 95 min | 15 TBC £7 / £6 Members and Students
No One’s Child is the remarkable true
In this delightful Swedish musical
story of a young boy who was raised
crime comedy, a band of outlaw
by wolves and found by hunters in
musicians cause havoc with bizarre
the Bosnian woods in 1988. Avoiding
guerrilla gigs. After failing to prevent
sensationalised storytelling, Serbian
their electronica hospital escapade
director Vuk Rsumovic made a
and hip-hop bank heist, the police
sensitive and compelling debut with
are determined to silence the band’s
a dramatic emotional impact that
most ambitious sonic assault yet as
stunned Leeds audiences in 2014.
they orchestrate the entire city.
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Every year at Leeds International Film Festival audiences vote for their favourite films and as part of Hull 2017 we are delighted to present 12 of the most popular comedies, dramas and documentaries. These are extra special screenings: none of these acclaimed films have ever been released in the UK – don’t miss them!
Gnarr
Time To Die
Gaukur Úlfarsson
Dorota Kedzierzawska
Wed 31 May | 7.30pm
Wed 21 June | 7.30pm
Vue Cinema Hull
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Iceland | 2010 | 93 min | 15 TBC
Poland | 2007 | 104 min | 12A TBC
£7 / £6 Members and Students
£7 / £6 Members and Students
This fascinating documentary from
Time to Die is an elegiac and
Iceland follows the remarkable rise of
beautifully stylised drama from
Jon Gnarr, an iconoclastic comedian
Poland about a spirited nonagenarian
who became a mayoral candidate
determined to live life on her own
for Reykjavik. Gnarr’s campaign
terms. Dorota Kedzierzawska’s film
began as a parody and turned into
features mesmerising black and white
a controversial success story giving
cinematography and an outstanding
genuine insight into the boom and
performance by Danuta Szaflarska
bust absurdities of capitalism.
who died in February, aged 102.
Language: Icelandic with English subtitles
Language: Polish with English subtitles
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HULL FILM FESTIVAL 2017 26 JUNE - 9 JULY 2017 Presented by Hull Independent Cinema, the end of June brings the return of Hull Film Festival, now in its fourth year, which promises films that are award-winning, critically acclaimed, unashamedly independent and a little left-field. Expect archive documentaries,world cinema, cult gems, shorts, local film, animation, muchloved classics, festival exclusives and more.
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SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL CINEMA AND SEE GREAT FILMS FOR EVEN LESS! £1 off all Hull Independent Cinema screenings Welcome pack with a free film and popcorn to enjoy at home Priority booking to future events including Hull Film Festival
All this for an annual fee of just £15, which could pay for itself in just a few months. You don’t even need to wait until you receive your card to start saving - you can buy tickets at member discount prices straight away!
Exclusive membership offers including free screenings and discounts
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Hull Independent Cinema is a local charity, run by a small team of volunteers, bringing great film to new audiences as we work towards our long-term goal of a new venue for independent, world and art cinema in Hull. 2017 is a really important and exciting year for HIC as we’re the main delivery partner for the British Film Institute’s funding for the UK City of Culture film programme. The BFI is funding ‘Transformative Film Culture For Hull’ as part of its National Lottery-funded BFI Film Audience Network and led by its lead partner BFI Film Hub North. Delivered through Hull 2017 and by Hull Independent Cinema and a unique partnership of film festival, educational and archive partners from across the north, the film programme will bring a packed programme of more than 400 screenings, one-off events and film festivals throughout the year to Hull and the region. The programme reflects the BFI’s activities across the UK to bring film to audiences where there is less opportunity for them to experience and engage in film, and to support local film networks and audience initiatives. There will be much to explore, celebrate and enjoy. By coming to one of our films you’re not just getting a great night of entertainment, you’re also supporting our long-term plans to create a new independent cinema in Hull. We’re always keen to hear what you think - if you have any ideas or questions please let us know. Thank you for your continued support.
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Vue Cinema Hull Shopping Centre, Hull HU1 2PQ Tel: 08712 240 240
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Hull Truck Theatre, 50 Ferensway, Hull HU2 8LB Tel: 01482 323638
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Calendar of events April – June 2017 Date
Film
Venue
Time
Price
Page
Sat 1 April
Yorkshire Film Archive: Hull On Film
Vue Cinema
3.45pm & 6.00pm
SOLD OUT
NA
Tue 4 April
The Olive Tree
Hull Truck Theatre
7.00pm
£7 / £6
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Sun 9 April
Robocop
Fruit
6.00pm
£5 / £4
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Tue 11 April
Short Film City Hull: Norweigian Stories
Fruit
7.30pm
£PWYW
14
Thu 13 April
Prevenge
Vue Cinema
7.30pm
£7 / £6
4
Mon 17 April
Taxi Driver
Cineworld Hull
7.15pm
Free £10.50
13
Thu 20 April
Elle
Vue Cinema
7.30pm
£7 / £6
5
Tue 25 April
Personal Shopper
Hull Truck Theatre
7.00pm
£7 / £6
5
Wed 26 April
Leeds Audience Favourites: Sound of Noise
Vue Cinema
7.30pm
£7 / £6
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Tue 2 May
The Salesman
Hull Truck Theatre
7.00pm
£7 / £6
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Wed 3 May
Leeds Audience Favourites: No One’s Child
Vue Cinema
7.30pm
£7 / £6
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Mon 8 May
Silent Film Festival: Ben Hur with live musical accompaniment
Middleton Hall
7.30pm
£9 / £8
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Tue 9 May
Short Film City Hull: Random Acts: Best of the North
Fruit
7.30pm
£PWYW
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Wed 10 – Sun 14 May
Doc’n Roll Film Festival
Various
Various
Various
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Sun 14 May
A Nightmare on Elm Street
Fruit
6.00pm
£5 / £4
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Mon 15 May
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Cineworld Hull
7.15pm
Free £10.50
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Tue 16 May
I Am Not Your Negro
Hull Truck Theatre
7.00pm
£7 / £6
6
Thu 18 May
The Handmaiden: Directors Cut
Vue Cinema
7.30pm
£7 / £6
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Thu 25 May
Raw
Vue Cinema
7.30pm
£7 / £6
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Tue 30 May
The Transfiguration
Hull Truck Theatre
7.00pm
£7 / £6
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Wed 31 May
Leeds Audience Favourites: Gnarr
Vue Cinema
7.30pm
£7 / £6
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Fri 2 – Sun 4 June
Where Are We Now?
Various
Various
£12 £20
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Tue 6 June
Frantz
Hull Truck Theatre
7.00pm
£7 / £6
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Sun 11 June
Flash Gordon
Fruit
6.00pm
£5 / £4
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Mon 12 June
Batman (1989)
Cineworld Hull
7.15pm
Free £10.50
13
Tue 13 June
Short Film City Hull: Syrian Refugees
Fruit
7.30pm
£PWYW
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Wed 14 June
Lady Macbeth
Hull Truck Theatre
7.00pm
£7 / £6
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Tue 20 June
The Other Side of Hope
Hull Truck Theatre
7.00pm
£7 / £6
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Wed 21 June
Leeds Audience Favourites: Time to Die
Vue Cinema
7.30pm
£7 / £6
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Mon 26 June – Sun 9 July
Hull Film Festival
Various
Various
Various
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