Cinema Tent

[zahidf]

There’s surf doc drama in Rio Breaks; Vietnam mayhem in Apocalypse Now; vampire hi-jinks in Fright Night; monkey madness in Planet of the Apes and Project Nim; ’80s antics in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and Teen Wolf; sci-fi spills in Attack the Block and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World; Recommended golden oldies The Great White Silence and Kind Hearts and Coronets; and (drum roll) a very special secret screening.

We’ll be announcing the full line-up via Twitter over the next two weeks.

From the LWLs site. There's a few there that I would really like to see, but I'll be buggered if I can fit them in with all the bands as well. Good job I've already got Teen Wolf on DVD!

Edited August 22, 2011 by zahidf

[ljsawyer]

Ooh Ferris Bueller and Apocalypse Now! Doubt I'll have time to actually see them though..

[MissB]

First films posted here:

http://www.littlewhitelies.co.uk/blog/lwlies-at-end-of-the-road-2011-preview-16220

[GTG]

First films posted here:

http://www.littlewhitelies.co.uk/blog/lwlies-at-end-of-the-road-2011-preview-16220

[missniki]

Timetable!

https://www.facebook.com/notes/see-film-differently/schedule-for-little-white-lies-cinedrome-at-end-of-the-road-festival/260411987310494

[Outlier]

Oooh Iron Giant at 10am on Sunday! Might just have to make myself get up early for that one.

[Joe_the_Great]

Apart from the early morning/midday showing before music starts, do people really chose to watch these films over bands? Its the sort of thing I would do on a lazy Sunday when I have nothing better to do as it doesn't cost me anything.

[Joe_the_Great]

LOL, I love the fact that there's no showing pass Sunday 10pm

Oops

[zahidf]

Could someone copy and paste in on here please? Can't get on facebook at work...

[geofelgie]

Having the secret screening clashing with headliners seems a bit dumb.

But I'm with Joe, I loved watching Up at 10am last year - and may well do the same with The Iron Giant as I've not seen it - but once bands are on, forget it!

[geofelgie]

Thursday September 1

16:00 - Rio Breaks (12A)

18:00 - You Instead (15)

20:00 – Tabloid (PG)

22:00 - Apocalypse Now (15)

Friday September 2

10:00 - Winnie the Pooh (U)

12:00 – Toy Story 3 (U)

14:00 - Bombay Beach (PG)

16:00 – Rear Window (PG)

18:00 - The Great White Silence (U)

20:00 - Fright Night (15)

22:00 - Troll Hunter (15)

24:00 - The Big Lebowksi (18)

Saturday September 3

10:00 - Tangled (PG)

12:00 - Kirikou and the Sorceress (U)

14:00 - Teen Wolf (PG)

16:00 – Meet Me in St Louis (U)

18:00 - Planet of the Apes (PG)

20:00 - Project Nim (12A)

22:00 - Secret Film

24:00 - 13 Assassins (18)

Sunday September 4

10:00 - The Iron Giant (U)

12:00 – How to Train Your Dragon (PG)

14:00 – Kind Hearts and Coronets (U)

16:00 - Ferris Bueller's Day Off (PG)

18:00 - Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (12A)

20:00 - Attack the Block (15)

22:00 - Animal Kingdom (18)

[zahidf]

Thanks.

Tangled and Iron Giant look like good early morning wake me ups.

[Outlier]

Hmmm, upon further inspection I'm not so sure about this schedule. I think that people are unlikely to spend 2 hours watching a film when they could be off seeing some music. Surely a better bet would be to show a program of mainly short films, so that one could pop in for 15 minutes or so between bands and then leave again, with feature films only in the morning and late evening?

[zahidf]

Well, people who don't like Newsome can go watch Animal Kingdon now!

[ljsawyer]

Do you think they'd let me in to see 13 Assassins despite being 17? Other than that there's nothing I'd wanna see whilst bands are on, unless I'm not enjoying one of the Thursday bands.

[RedRockRick]

Well, people who don't like Newsome can go watch Animal Kingdon now!

[jol33n]

Definitely up for The Iron Giant, actually I'm quite excited about it. The other animations aren't as exciting unfortunately. And for those who say that you can't possibly go because of the line-up, try the morning or late night sessions! I went last year quite a few times and it's great! No missing bands!

[Risteardo]

The Big Lebowski with a pint and some late night grub following White Denim will be just the ticket, whoop!

[riverlodge]

Hmmm, upon further inspection I'm not so sure about this schedule. I think that people are unlikely to spend 2 hours watching a film when they could be off seeing some music. Surely a better bet would be to show a program of mainly short films, so that one could pop in for 15 minutes or so between bands and then leave again, with feature films only in the morning and late evening?

Edited August 25, 2011 by riverlodge

[jol33n]

obviously not this year, but one thing i really enjoyed at latitude this year was future cinema showing an hour or two of shorts (5-10 minutes films). some truly great stuff (and some meh stuff too) but it worked very well.

edit question: is the cinema "comfy" or do you rely on your own padding?

[tom225]

Nice apocolyspe now on thursday night

*apocalypse

Edited August 29, 2011 by tom225

[Timberford]

How strict are the start times for the films?

I'd definitely be up for some Big Lebowski but not at the expense of missing the end of White Denim!

[baroquepop]

I was hoping for something from Studio Ghibli (i.e Princess Mononoke), but I'm sure I'll be catching a few movies. I wonder what the secret film is. Melancholia would be good.

[The G-Man]

There were quite a few Happy Campers there for 'Up' on the first morning, 'Ponyu' too. Excellent way to start the day, as noted above.

[shoebox]

I wouldn't be able to watch that first 20 minutes of Up with strangers. Especially not in the delicate state I'm liable to be in at that time in the morning. Far, far, far too emotional.