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Hinterlands FIlm Festival
13, 14, 15 May 2022
Hinterlands Film Festival in Skipton is a celebration of the great outdoors in film.
This year’s programme includes instrumental trio Haiku Salut performing a special live score to Buster Keaton’s silent classic The General, an evening of Syrian food and music followed by a screening of Limbo, Robert Eggers’ new release The Northman, witty queer romance Sweetheart, Croatian ‘sunshine noir’ Murina, Disney’s 1940 classic Pinocchio, and a dog-friendly screening, where we’ll be showing Italian documentary film The Truffle Hunters.
We’ll also be showing Ukrainian film The Guide, with all proceeds going to the Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal. Award-winning film-maker Hannah Maia will introduce her adventure documentary Wood On Water – and beloved actor Julie Hesmondhalgh will talk about her favourite rural film, Wild. We’ve also got Chumbawumba star-turned-writer Boff Whalley to introduce The Wild Tour premiere, which chronicles his outdoor touring and performing from Devon to Dartmouth – and a discussion with local musician Sarah Smout about her new film, Rooted.
Families can get hands-on with a puppet-making workshop with Lempen Puppet Theatre Company, and last but certainly not least, the iconic Hinterlands film quiz!
Hinterlands Film Festival in Skipton is a celebration of the great outdoors in film.
This year’s programme includes instrumental trio Haiku Salut performing a special live score to Buster Keaton’s silent classic The General, an evening of Syrian food and music followed by a screening of Limbo, Robert Eggers’ new release The Northman, witty queer romance Sweetheart, Croatian ‘sunshine noir’ Murina, Disney’s 1940 classic Pinocchio, and a dog-friendly screening, where we’ll be showing Italian documentary film The Truffle Hunters.
We’ll also be showing Ukrainian film The Guide, with all proceeds going to the Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal. Award-winning film-maker Hannah Maia will introduce her adventure documentary Wood On Water – and beloved actor Julie Hesmondhalgh will talk about her favourite rural film, Wild. We’ve also got Chumbawumba star-turned-writer Boff Whalley to introduce The Wild Tour premiere, which chronicles his outdoor touring and performing from Devon to Dartmouth – and a discussion with local musician Sarah Smout about her new film, Rooted.
Families can get hands-on with a puppet-making workshop with Lempen Puppet Theatre Company, and last but certainly not least, the iconic Hinterlands film quiz!
Friday 13th May 20:00-22:00
Saturday 14th May 10:00- 23:00
Sunday 15th May 10:00- 23:00
Saturday 14th May 10:00- 23:00
Sunday 15th May 10:00- 23:00
Plaza Cinema, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 2PB
Fri 13 May to Sun 15 May 2022
Website:
hinterlandsfestival.org.uk
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