Manchester Art and Cult Cinema Group

An Alfred Hitchcock classic, with a screenplay by Raymond Chandler, Strangers on a Train was also the first film adaptation of a Patricia Highsmith novel. A gripping psychological thriller based around a simple concept. Two men meet on a train, and discover they have a mutual problem - their lives would be easier if certain people weren't around. With tennis player Guy, it's a wife who won't divorce him. With Bruno, it's a father who won't die. Bruno suggests they swap murders. Guy treats the conversation as a joke; unfortunately, Bruno happens to be a psychopath, and views this proposed transaction with total seriousness. Showing as part of a Hitchcock season. You will need to buy your own ticket. Meet on the second floor.

IndieFlicks returns, offering the perfect balance of a social night out and blended with top drawer, festival quality short films from around the world!

Our night now runs on the first Sunday of the month at the MiniCine, found within the incredible Ducie Street Warehouse, Manchester.

You can expect a wonderfully varied selection of short films, of which you vote for your favourite on the night. Have your questions asked by programmed filmmakers or our special guests*, all the while enjoying a wide selection of food & drinks from the bar.

Then to round off, we will share our Director's Choice, a slightly longer short, selected by our judging panel.

Tickets are only available online through our website, so please do not turn up without booking first.

Doors to the cinema are at 19:30 but feel free to arrive earlier and enjoy food and drink from the bar/restaurant. Screening start time and last entry at 20:00

Website:
www.indieflicks.co.uk

Tickets:
https://www.indieflicks.co.uk/events/

*Depending on availability.

An Akira Kurosawa masterpiece starring regular leading man, Toshiro Mifuni. Brimming with action while incisively examining the nature of truth, "Rashomon" is perhaps the finest film ever to investigate the philosophy of justice. Set in 12th century Japan, Rashomon uses an ingenious use of camera and flashbacks, Kurosawa reveals the complexities of human nature as four people recount different versions of the story of a man's murder and the rape of his wife. A classic of Japanese cinema. You will need to book your own ticket. Meet upstairs.

IndieFlicks returns, offering the perfect balance of a social night out and blended with top drawer, festival quality short films from around the world!

Our night now runs on the first Sunday of the month at the MiniCine, found within the incredible Ducie Street Warehouse, Manchester.

You can expect a wonderfully varied selection of short films, of which you vote for your favourite on the night. Have your questions asked by programmed filmmakers or our special guests*, all the while enjoying a wide selection of food & drinks from the bar.

Then to round off, we will share our Director's Choice, a slightly longer short, selected by our judging panel.

Tickets are only available online through our website, so please do not turn up without booking first.

Doors to the cinema are at 19:30 but feel free to arrive earlier and enjoy food and drink from the bar/restaurant. Screening start time and last entry at 20:00

Website:
www.indieflicks.co.uk

Tickets:
https://www.indieflicks.co.uk/events/

*Depending on availability.