Errol Flynn Filmhouse

Q-Film Weekender at the Errol Flynn Filmhouse, Northampton

Fri 20 - Sun 22 October


From Fri 20 – Sun 22 October, in association with Q-Film, we are proud to present a three-day festival celebrating heroes of queer cinema and showcasing LGBTQ+ themed stories from around the world.

In the year that Britain marks 50 years since the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality, we throw a spotlight on the global LGBTQ+ community. We will be celebrating how far we’ve come, but recognising that there are so many more stories to tell, more battles to be won. This weekend is an opportunity to raise those issues as well as showcasing some of the most exciting emerging filmmakers alongside established talent.

Our programme includes exclusive previews, features, short film and animation alongside live complementary events. Everyone is welcome to come together in celebration and reflection, to have fun, and to be moved, challenged and inspired.

#SeeQueerlyNow

LINE-UP:

FRIDAY 20 OCTOBER
Prick Up Your Ears + introduction by Scottee
*preview* Beach Rats

SATURDAY 21 OCTOBER
Britain On Film: LGBT Britan
The Way He Looks
*preview* The Book Of Gabrielle + Live Drawing Show by Lisa Gornick
Centre Of My World
Kiki

SUNDAY 22 OCTOBER
Girls On Film 2: Before Dawn
ParaNorman
Victim
Tangerine + introduction by Emma Frankland
*preview* The Wound

This weekend is made possible by grant funding from Film Audience Network.

TICKETS
Individual tickets and multi-ticket packages are available so you can join us over the weekend to enjoy a single screening or come and see the whole programme. Tickets can be booked online, in person at Box Office or by calling 01604 624811.

– Standard Ticket: £8.50, £7.50 concessions, £6 child

– Youth Ticket – for the screening The Way He Looks, ages 12- 25 can enjoy a £5 Youth Ticket. ID may be required.

Ticket Packages:
– Weekend Pass*: £50 for 11 films (subject to availability) – select your seats in each screening, and the discount will be added when you go to checkout.

– Three Film Pass: £21, £18 concessions – select your seats in three films of your choice and the discount will be added when you go to checkout.

*Due to the film certificates, Weekend Passes are only available to ages 18 and above.

Northampton Culture – A Local Guide by Premier Inn

Here to give you a guided tour of Northampton’s Cultural Quarter is Jordan from our Northampton West Harpole Premier Inn.

Jordan gets the ball rolling with a trip to Royal & Derngate, Northampton’s biggest theatre, which attracts over half a million guests each year with a programme of West End shows, musicals and more. There’s also the Errol Flynn Filmhouse where you can catch everything from golden age classics to modern day blockbusters. We also take a look at the Northampton Museum, No. 9 Contemporary Art Gallery, 78 Derngate, and Buddies – one of Jordan’s favourite restaurants in the Cultural Quarter.

Read our local guide to Northampton culture:

Northampton – A Local Guide by Premier Inn

Jordan from our Northampton West Harpole Premier Inn shows us around town and gives us her pick of the best places to go in the third largest town in the UK.

Starting off with Northampton’s theatre scene, you’ll get to take a look around Royal & Derngate – where you can catch everything from West End shows to touring comedians. Next up is Northampton’s red-brick cultural quarter with popular attractions like The Deco theatre, the Errol Flynn Filmhouse, No 9 Contemporary Gallery, and 78 Derngate. Plus, we visit the market square, Sophia’s, and The Church Restaurant, which is based in a 12th-century chapel. Jordan also tells us about the famous local bar crawl on Wellingborough Road, football, rugby, and of course Silverstone, the home of the British Grand Prix.

Read our local guide to Northampton:

Cinema lectures video

Find out more about The University of Northampton at

Northampton - Short Film

Our first very short film about our home town Northampton. Stay tuned for more content soon!

Velocity does Kinky Boots

Velocity does 'Kinky Boots', filmed at Northampton Museum and Gallery and premièred at the Errol Flynn Filmhouse in the Royal & Derngate, Northampton. Features interviews with Paul Griffiths, Chief Executive of Northamptonshire Chamber of Commerce, Velocity Business Advisers, Councillor David Mackintosh

students honest shop village

sunil yugal

errol flynn Wikipedia

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