An immersive evening of obscure silent films with live electronic soundtracks.Back this Spring for its third series, Moolakii Club returns with the ever-popular Live Soundtracks to Silent Films – a distinctive audiovisual night blending avant-garde cinema with live experimental electronica.
What to expect
Pop up cinema playing rare silent films accompanied by electronic artists performing original soundtracks live, reacting to the visuals in real time.The result is a shared, immersive experience – cinematic, atmospheric, and deeply engaging.
Featuring
+John Biddulph
+Lo Five
+ Special guest (TBC)
Each artist creates a unique live score, written and performed specifically for the films shown on the night.
Age Rating: 15
Experience the legendary Twilight film in an unforgettable way with Twilight in Concert, a breathtaking live-to-film event.
A 12-piece ensemble of outstanding rock and orchestral musicians will take the stage, performing the beloved film score in perfect harmony with the movie, which will be screened in its entirety on a full-size cinema screen.
As over a thousand twinkling candles illuminate the grand stage, the music will transport you into the heart of Twilight, reliving the romance, passion, and excitement of Bella and Edward’s story. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or experiencing Twilight for the first time, this cinematic live-to-film concert is an unmissable opportunity to celebrate the iconic soundtrack like never before. Join us for an evening of music, nostalgia, and magic. Get your tickets now!
Looking for something a bit different to do in Liverpool?
Fringe Flicks: Uncanny Desires is a one-night underground short film screening at DoES Liverpool, bringing together strange, funny, and unsettling films from the UK and around the world.
This edition explores desire, obsession, intimacy, and transformation through dark comedy, surreal storytelling, and offbeat visuals. Expect films that are bold, uncomfortable, and surprising rather than polished or predictable.
The night is headlined by The Girl with the Haunted Vagina, a fearless Welsh short from 2023, alongside international films and Liverpool-made work. The programme also includes a preview of a new locally made short developed through PVTV’s Creative Meet-Ups, showing what can happen when people make work together outside traditional film structures.
Fringe Flicks is Pay What You Can and takes place in a small, informal space, so the focus is on atmosphere and shared experience rather than scale. Whether you’re into experimental film, dark humour, or just curious to try something different, this is a chance to watch adventurous cinema in good company.
Renee Charles and Iesha Palmer host a special presentation of five short films that explore Black and queer nightlife.
Narrated by the voices shaping contemporary British electronic music culture today and produced by leading independent curation collective fynn studio, move/007 is a series of art films that centre the role of women and non-binary people at the heart of rave culture.
The Muppets reimagine Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol by adding a hilarious and heartfelt touch of Muppet magic. Ebeneezer Scrooge is a wicked, cold-hearted moneylender, angered by the Christmas spirit of his colleague Bob Cratchit (played by Kermit the Frog) and those around him. However, the arrival of the ghosts of Christmases Past, Present and Future teach him to embrace the warmth and good will that comes with Christmas time.
Beset with problems, George Bailey – played by James Stewart – finds his previously happy life falling apart around him on Christmas Eve. His impish guardian angel shows him what his hometown would be like without him, and shocked by what he sees, George begs to return to the problems of the present. Beautifully crafted, its humour and gentleness imbued at times with an almost Dickensian darkness, the film is now a cult classic and one of the most enduring of all Christmas traditions.
Audiences can experience Jurassic Park projected in HD with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra performing John Williams’ iconic score live to picture. Welcome… to Jurassic Park.
The action-packed adventure pits man against prehistoric predators in the ultimate battle for survival. Featuring visually stunning imagery and groundbreaking special effects, this epic film is sheer movie magic 65 million years in the making.
Paraphysis Cinema and PVTV Fringe Flicks present a special screening of Possibly in Michigan (1983), the cult feminist horror musical by American filmmaker Cecelia Condit. The film follows two friends whose ordinary day takes a strange and unsettling turn, mixing dark humour, surreal storytelling and a distinctive lo-fi VHS style that has made it a viral favourite.
Alongside the main film, the event includes a curated selection of underground shot-on-video short films from a range of different eras. Expect strange, inventive and visually bold work made using consumer-grade video equipment – films that capture the energy and creativity of DIY and outsider cinema.
The event is Pay What You Can, keeping it accessible for all.Limited-edition screen-printed posters from Liverpool Community Print Station will be available to purchase on the night.
Organisers: Paraphysis Cinema & People Versus TV CICContact: peopleversustv@gmail.com
Celebrate 50 years of JAWS at Videodyssey, Toxteth TV with live art, LEGO, quiz & more.
Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of JAWS at Videodyssey Toxteth TV Studios – Liverpool’s fully accessible arts venue in the heart of L8.
Dive into an immersive evening marking five decades of the original blockbuster – JAWS – at the legendary Videodyssey, where retro meets real-life thrills.
You can expect:
- An epic LEGO JAWS display
- Live art inspired by the movie
- A killer quiz competition
- Rare JAWS memorabilia to explore
This event is brought to you by:
Purple Revolver – champions of pop culture, creativity, and film in Liverpool
Liverpool Noise – your go-to guide for the best music, events and culture across the city
Don’t miss this chance to relive the bite that changed cinema forever – in true L8 style.
Get your tickets now – before they’re gone.You’re gonna need a bigger night out!
Iron Ladies is a feature documentary about the amazing women who were the backbone of the 84/85 Miners’ Strike.
From Scotland down to Kent, real ‘Iron Ladies’ from the coalfields shed light on their experiences of the year long struggle against the British state, trying to save their communities.
The film comes to Liverpool next month for a special one-off screening.
It plays at Picturehouse at FACT on 20th November and features a Q&A with contributor Rose Hunter (North Staffs Miners’ Wives Action Group) and moderator Abi O’Connor.
https://www.fact.co.uk/film/iron-ladies-q-a
