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Special FREE Screening of Multi Award-Winning Manchester Feature Film
SYNOPSIS
'Nobody Loves You and You Don't Deserve to Exist' is a multi award-winning Manchester feature film loosely based on Hieronymus Bosch’s 15th century medieval painting, ‘The Garden of Earthly Delights’.
Its hard-hitting semi-autobiographical story follows Old Jack, an grieving ex-English teacher wasting away on welfare benefits, as he takes us on a bleak British journey through the tragic-comic fragments of his shattered past: as a council estate kid in 1984 when Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister; as a university student in 1992 during John Major's premiership; and as a 50 year old man in 2020 when Boris Johnson was in power.
CAST
The film's exceptional cast includes David Howell from ‘Brassic’, 11 year old Reuben Clarke from ‘Peaky Blinders’, Wendy Patterson from 'Spencer', Julie Hannan from 'Elizabeth is Missing', Caroline Chesworth from 'Brassic', Margot Richardson from 'Genius', Nicki Davy from 'Man Like Mobeen', Mushi Noor from 'Coronation Street', Sophie Lund from 'Napoleon', Alexandra Maxwell from 'Tin Star', Lucy Avison from 'Coronation Street' and exciting newcomers James Ward, Lisa Maguire and Jenny Owen.
In turn, the film's compelling medieval prog-folk soundtrack was written and performed by Ivor Novello nominated composer, Andrew McCrorie-Shand.
REVIEWS
'After the closing credits rolled the audience just sat in stunned silence' – George Lythgoe, Manchester Evening News
'A complex and original kind of social surrealism' – Mike Quille, The Morning Star
‘A brilliantly crafted film’ – Zakk Brown, The Socialist Party (formerly Militant)
'A searing portrait of modern Britain' – Stephen Gillespie, The Twin Geeks
'A modern Manchester fable' – Becky Lima-Matthews, Live For Film
'Nobody Loves You and You Don't Deserve to Exist' is a multi award-winning Manchester feature film loosely based on Hieronymus Bosch’s 15th century medieval painting, ‘The Garden of Earthly Delights’.
Its hard-hitting semi-autobiographical story follows Old Jack, an grieving ex-English teacher wasting away on welfare benefits, as he takes us on a bleak British journey through the tragic-comic fragments of his shattered past: as a council estate kid in 1984 when Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister; as a university student in 1992 during John Major's premiership; and as a 50 year old man in 2020 when Boris Johnson was in power.
CAST
The film's exceptional cast includes David Howell from ‘Brassic’, 11 year old Reuben Clarke from ‘Peaky Blinders’, Wendy Patterson from 'Spencer', Julie Hannan from 'Elizabeth is Missing', Caroline Chesworth from 'Brassic', Margot Richardson from 'Genius', Nicki Davy from 'Man Like Mobeen', Mushi Noor from 'Coronation Street', Sophie Lund from 'Napoleon', Alexandra Maxwell from 'Tin Star', Lucy Avison from 'Coronation Street' and exciting newcomers James Ward, Lisa Maguire and Jenny Owen.
In turn, the film's compelling medieval prog-folk soundtrack was written and performed by Ivor Novello nominated composer, Andrew McCrorie-Shand.
REVIEWS
'After the closing credits rolled the audience just sat in stunned silence' – George Lythgoe, Manchester Evening News
'A complex and original kind of social surrealism' – Mike Quille, The Morning Star
‘A brilliantly crafted film’ – Zakk Brown, The Socialist Party (formerly Militant)
'A searing portrait of modern Britain' – Stephen Gillespie, The Twin Geeks
'A modern Manchester fable' – Becky Lima-Matthews, Live For Film
18:00 – 23:00 GMT
Free Entry
Free Entry
Leigh Film Factory 4th Floor Leigh Spinners Mill Park Lane Leigh Manchester WN7 2LB
Thu 23 Mar 2023
Website:
www.leighfilmfactory.com
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