The Oska Bright Film Festival is having a film screening at FACT where you can watch their favourite short films from the festival.
The festival has been running for 10 years and is the world’s biggest film festival showing films made by, or featuring, autistic and learning disabled people.
Oska Bright Film Festival is the world’s leading festival for films made by or featuring people with learning disabilities or autism.
With less than 5% of disabled people working in the UK film industry, Oska Bright Film Festival is driven to make change happen.
Join shado and Comfort’s Anglels for a celebration of the power of football, the power of women, and the strength of community action.
In collaboration with Amnesty International and This Fan Girl, shado has created a documentary short about Comfort’s Angels – the football team bringing inclusion and integration for refugees and people seeking asylum in Liverpool.
Join them for the premiere, where they will screen the documentary (5 mins) and hold a space of welcome and celebration for the football team, their families, and members of the local Liverpool community. They’ll also be hearing from Comfort, founder of Comfort’s Angels and Stu Carrington, the angels’ coach.
At the event they will be bringing together the individuals and organisations working to make Liverpool a welcoming space so they encourage you to stay, chat and celebrate the power of collective action and community!
Doors will open at 2pm and the film (5 minutes long) will be screened at 2.30pm
Food will be provided, along with free juice for children. There will also be a bar for adults.
Artwork design by Sumuyya Khader
ABOUT SHADO: shado mag CIC is a community of activists, artists and journalists working to bring social justice issues into the mainstream. Follow them on instagram here.
ABOUT THIS FAN GIRL: This Fan Girl are an award-winning non-profit digital platform powered by a global community of football fans. They capture the faces, voices, stories and opinions of women who love the beautiful game and create space for women and non-binary people in to connect with football.
Academy Award-winning director Guillermo del Toro (The Shape Of Water) returns with a visually striking neo-noir adaptation based on William Lindsay Gresham’s 1946 novel Nightmare Alley.
In 1940s New York, down-on-his-luck Stanton Carlisle (Bradley Cooper) endears himself to a clairvoyant at a traveling carnival.
Using newly acquired knowledge, Carlisle crafts a golden ticket to success by swindling the elite and wealthy.
There are additional matinee shows, see here for full listings.
Branagh’s chronicle of the life of a working class family and their young son’s childhood during the tumult of the late 1960s in the Northern Ireland capital is warm and heartfelt, delivered with wit, style and poignancy.
Already tipped to be one of the front runners in the up-coming award season, it is beautifully acted and filmed in a striking lustrous monochrome.
This event has social distancing options. Click here for more info.
There are additional matinee and evening shows, check here for details.
To celebrate Valentine’s and LGBT+ History Month, St Luke’s Bombed Out Church are hosting an open-air cinema over the 10, 11, 12 & 14 February.
Bring your partner and companions to St Luke’s Bombed Out Church and enjoy a film gem in the heart of Liverpool within a charming setting, tucked under a blanket.
You’ll be treated to a fully stocked bar from boozy hot drinks, beers, spirits, Prosecco, soft drinks and more along with an array of snacks, delivered straight to your seat.
To celebrate Valentine’s and LGBT+ History Month, St Luke’s Bombed Out Church are hosting an open-air cinema over the 10, 11, 12 & 14 February.
Bring your partner and companions to St Luke’s Bombed Out Church and enjoy a film gem in the heart of Liverpool within a charming setting, tucked under a blanket.
You’ll be treated to a fully stocked bar from boozy hot drinks, beers, spirits, Prosecco, soft drinks and more along with an array of snacks, delivered straight to your seat.
To celebrate Valentine’s and LGBT+ History Month, St Luke’s Bombed Out Church are hosting an open-air cinema over the 10, 11, 12 & 14 of February.
Bring your partner and companions to St Luke’s Bombed Out Church and enjoy a film gem in the heart of Liverpool within a charming setting, tucked under a blanket.
You’ll be treated to a fully stocked bar from boozy hot drinks, beers, spirits, Prosecco, soft drinks and more along with an array of snacks, delivered straight to your seat.
To celebrate Valentine’s and LGBT+ History Month, St Luke’s Bombed Out Church are hosting an open-air cinema over the 10, 11, 12 & 14 February.
Bring your partner and companions to St Luke’s Bombed Out Church and enjoy a film gem in the heart of Liverpool within a charming setting, tucked under a blanket.
You’ll be treated to a fully stocked bar from boozy hot drinks, beers, spirits, Prosecco, soft drinks and more along with an array of snacks, delivered straight to your seat.
Licorice Pizza is the story of Alana Kane and Gary Valentine growing up, running around and falling in love in the San Fernando Valley, 1973.
Written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, the film tracks the treacherous navigation of first love.
There are additional matinee and later evening shows, see here for full listings.
Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson
Starring: Alana Haim, Cooper Hoffman, Sean Penn, Tom Waits, Bradley Cooper, Benn Safdie
Set in the heart of the city centre, at LUSH Liverpool, Cinema in The City is back this February, with another weekend of contemporary feature films alongside shorts from emerging filmmakers plus food and drink from local traders.
Ninjababy
Rakel lives life to the full. An avid beer drinker and regular party animal, she is less interested in a relationship than the odd enjoyable pickup; one of whom happens to be aikido instructor Mos. Weeks after a fun night together, Rakel’s friends notice her appetite has increased. As have the size of her breasts. And then there’s the noticeable change around her waist. It soon becomes clear that the precautions she and Mos took might not have been enough.
Language: Norwegian (English subtitles) Age Certificate: 12
