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Having settled in the deconsecrated Holy Trinity Church in Brighton’s city centre 25 years ago, arts organisation Fabrica has since worked tirelessly to engage with the local community as a social hub and support centre. The past twelve months have presented new challenges to the continuation of outreach programmes, tailored to the needs of vulnerable…
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Hey! We’ve got to hide that film away… Legacy art + The Beatles
Anticipating the release of ‘Get Back’ (directed by the master of the remaster Peter Jackson) this summer, we’ve got a little time to think about how enduring the spirit of the Beatles has been throughout the half-century since their split. There is, however, a fly in the ointment that needs sorting out.
Looking for something to stream this February?
If you’re searching for some worthwhile films and series to fill your quiet weekend at home, try these titles – all available for UK viewers to stream now on their respective platforms.
RE: Mank
A fantastic achievement in self-reflective cinema, David Fincher’s Mank boasts a witty and refined script, a sincere admiration for technical moviemaking mastery and a worthy cast who make this black-and-white treasure sparkle.
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