Sunset Screening Sessions presents 10 British films outdoors at Beckenham Place Park (15 JUL to 20 AUG 2022).
The brilliant people at Sunset Screening Sessions are back with another season of something different outdoors. Their programme of 10 British films from all eras & genres screens on Friday & Saturday nights at Homestead Cafe in Beckenham Place Park, South East London (15 JUL to 20 AUG 2022).
- Sunset Screening Sessions 2022: 10 British Films
- 15 JUL to 20 AUG // From 20:30 according to date // Homestead Cafe, Beckenham Place Park
- Tickets: £14.40-£16.80 + fees (table bookings available for 4 people) // BOOKING NOW!
Ok, so this ferocious heat won’t last forever, meaning the usual summer fun of sitting outdoors to watch movies on the big screen can resume.
The brilliant people at Sunset Screening Sessions are back with another season of something different outdoors. Rather than the usual rooftop mashup of 80s genre classics (mixed with a smattering of contemporary releases), Sunset Screening Sessions dedicate their programme to films that “paint a colourful and culturally vibrant picture of Britain”. The lineup this year includes comedy, horror, romance, LGBTQ+, Black, arthouse cinema and much more, dating from 1928 all the way to the present.
The project is a collaboration between between Infinita Productions and DMovies, who have exhibiting films across the British capital since 2017. Their objective is to provide Londoners “with a truly British and diverse open air cinema”. All events take place at the Homestead Cafe of Beckenham Place Park in South East London. And you can bring your dog… Here’s what’s on this year:
SUNSET SCREENING SESSIONS at Beckenham Place Park
- Includes (check venue for listings): MODERN TIMES d. Charlie Chaplin, 1936 (15 JUL 21:00); ORLANDO d. Sally Potter, 1992 (16 JUL 21:00); LABYRINTH d. Jim Henson, 1986 (22 JUL 21:00); SIGHTSEERS d. Ben Wheatley, 2015 (23 JUL 21:00); NOTTING HILL d. Roger Michell, 1999 (29 JUL 21:00); THE LAST TREE d. Shola Amoo, 2019 (30 JUL 21:00); WITHNAIL AND I d. Paul Morrison, 1987 (05 AUG 20:45); CENSOR d. Prano Bailey-Bond, 2021 (06 AUG 20:45); EARLY MAN d. Nick Park, 2018 (19 AUG 20:30); MY BEAUTIFUL LAUNDRETTE d. Stephen Frears, 1985 (20 AUG 20:30).
Sunset Screening Sessions are back with another outdoor season of 10 British films at Beckenham Place Park, South East London (15 JUL to 20 AUG 2022).
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