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SUMMARY:Film screening at Leigh Film Factory
DESCRIPTION:Film lovers can enjoy a packed programme of screenings at Leigh Film Factory this autumn and winter, with something to suit every taste – from National Theatre Live productions and opera on Sydney Harbour to a special anniversary screening, a full season of Halloween horror films, and some unmissable special events including a Q&amp;A with Dai Bradley, who played Billy Casper in the beloved 1969 film Kes.\nLocated on the fourth floor of the iconic Spinners Mill, the independent cinema boasts comfortable IMAX seating, state-of-the-art projection and sound systems, and a fully licensed bar. It’s also fully air conditioned, so perfect, whatever the weather.\nAll Upcoming Films at Leigh Film Factory:\nMonday, 31 August, 7.30pm\nKiki’s Delivery Service (PG) – In Japanese with subtitles\nAdult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5\nTuesday, 1 September, 7.30pm\nEvita (PG) – ‘Stitch and Screen’ event sponsored by Black Sheep Wools\nAdult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5\nWednesday, 2 September, 7.30pm\nLa Traviata on Sydney Harbour (PG)\nTickets from £10\nSaturday, 5 September, 2pm\nGOAT (PG) – Pay As You Feel screening sponsored by Wigan Council\nYou choose what to pay per ticket\nSunday, 6 September, 2pm\nCinema Paradiso (12A) – Leigh Film Factory 4th Anniversary special event. In Italian with subtitles. Special guest Charity Patron Jo Platt MP. All tickets £10.\nWednesday, 9 September, 7.30pm\nPeople’s Emergency Briefing followed by Q&amp;A (15)\nYou choose what to pay per ticket\nSaturday, 12 September, 7.30pm\nSunny Dancer (15)\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nSunday, 13 September, 2pm\nSunny Dancer (15) – Silver Screen screening\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nWednesday, 16 September, 2pm\nColette (15) – Midweek Matinee (film and a brew)\nAll tickets £5\nFriday, 18 September, 7.30pm\nThe Last Viking (15) – Leigh Film Society presents. In Danish with subtitles. Introduced by host with post-screening discussion.\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nSunday, 20 September, 2pm\nThe Christophers (15)\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nTuesday, 22 September, 7pm\nThe Misanthrope (15) – National Theatre Live\nTickets from £10\nFriday, 25 September, 7.30pm\nThe Devil Wears Prada 2 (12A)\nAdult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5\nSaturday, 26 September, 7pm\nWigan and Leigh Short Film Festival 2026 (16) – Saturday night\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nSunday, 27 September, 2pm\nWigan and Leigh Short Film Festival 2026 (16) – Sunday afternoon\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nWednesday, 30 September, 7.30pm\nWhisper of the Heart (U) – In Japanese with subtitles\nAdult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5\nSaturday, 3 October, 7.30pm\nObsession (18) – Fear at the Factory\nAdult £8\nSunday, 4 October, 2pm\nThe Misanthrope (15) – National Theatre Live\nTickets from £10\nTuesday, 6 October, 7.30pm\nThe Lost Boys (15) – ‘Stitch and Screen’ event sponsored by Black Sheep Wools\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nFriday, 9 October, 7.30pm\nThe Death of Robin Hood (15)\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nSaturday, 10 October, 7.30pm\nLeviticus (15) – Fear at the Factory\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nSunday, 11 October, 2pm\nThe Death of Robin Hood (15) – Silver Screen screening\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nWednesday, 14 October, 2pm\nThe Ballad of Wallis Island (12A) – Midweek Matinee (film and a brew)\nAll tickets £5\nFriday, 16 October, 7.30pm\nCharlie Shaw’s Revenge (15) – Fear at the Factory\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nSaturday, 17 October, 7.30pm\nThe Reptile and The Plague of the Zombies Hammer Double Bill (15) – Fear at the Factory. Introduced by horror film aficionado Ian Taylor. 15-minute interval between films.\nAll tickets £15\nThursday, 22 October, 7.30pm\nTrain to Busan (15) – Fear at the Factory. In Korean with subtitles.\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nFriday, 23 October, 7.30pm\nPinocchio: Unstrung (18) – Fear at the Factory\nAdult £8\nSaturday, 24 October, 7.30pm\nNosferatu with live accompaniment by Sulk Rooms (PG) – Fear at the Factory. The 1922 silent film with a live electronic soundtrack performed by Thomas Ragsdale a.k.a. Sulk Rooms.\nAll tickets £15\nTuesday, 27 October, 2pm\nCorpse Bride (PG) – Pay As You Feel screening sponsored by Launch North West\nYou choose what to pay per ticket\nWednesday, 28 October, 7.30pm\nArrietty (U) – In Japanese with subtitles\nAdult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5\nFriday, 30 October, 7.30pm\nThe Crow (15) – Fear at the Factory. Contains a sequence of flashing lights.\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nSaturday, 31 October, 7.30pm\nThe Fly (18) – Fear at the Factory\nAdult £8\nThursday, 5 November, 7pm\nGolden Boy (tbc) – National Theatre Live\nTickets from £10\nSaturday, 7 November, 7.30pm\nKes with very Special Guest (PG) – Q&amp;A with Dai Bradley (Billy Casper) at both screenings\nAll tickets £12\nSunday, 8 November, 2pm\nKes with very Special Guest (PG) – Q&amp;A with Dai Bradley (Billy Casper) at both screenings\nAll tickets £12\nWednesday, 11 November, 2pm\nBelfast (12A) – Midweek Matinee (film and a brew)\nAll tickets £5\nFriday, 13 November, 7.30pm\nComédie Française (15) – Leigh Film Society presents. In French with subtitles. Introduced by host with post-screening discussion.\nAdult £8 / Student £5\nSunday, 15 November, 2pm\nGolden Boy (tbc) – National Theatre Live\nTickets from £10\nThursday, 19 November, 7.30pm\nGIANT – The Play (15)\nTickets from £10\nSunday, 22 November, 2pm\nGIANT – The Play (15)\nTickets from £10\nWednesday, 16 December, 2pm\nThe Choral (12A) – Midweek Matinee (film and a brew)\nAll tickets £5\n
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