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SUMMARY:Partisan Cinema X Cultplex present: The Shout
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DESCRIPTION:**Partisan Cinema** are proud to present their latest collabora
	tion with\nCULTPLEX where we will be screening Jerzy Skolimowski’s 1978 Br
	itish\nhorror/thriller **The Shout**. This event will take place at CULTPL
	EX\, 50 Red\nBank\, Cheetham Hill\, Manchester M4 4HF [**Tickets £5/£6 via
	 Cultplex**][1] The\nShout captures an eerie ethereality like the ammonite
	 unearthed upon the\nDevonshire shores where it is set. What may seem as o
	rdinary and chipper as a\ncricket match\, soon gives way to a tale of a my
	sterious wanderer who upends the\nlives of a sound recordist and his wife 
	by revealing the guttural might of his\neponymous sound.   Having played i
	n competition at Cannes in 1978\, The Shout won\nthe coveted Grand Jury Pr
	ize that year. Ever since\, it has receded into the\ncanon of cult horror 
	classics owed to the way Skolimowski adapts the short story\nby Robert Gra
	ves to be a sparing\, unsettling supernatural thriller. The score by\nTony
	 Banks and Mike Rutherford of Genesis\, enhanced by electronics from Ruper
	t\nHine\, gives The Shout a sonic signature which cements this as a time c
	apsule of\n70s British fear manifest. Following their first collab with Cu
	ltplex showing\nRadu Jude’s Do Not Expect Too Much from the End of the Wor
	ld\, Partisan Cinema is\ndelighted to return with a spooky selection for s
	cream season. The Shout is a\nlauded but now under-seen and under-sung hor
	ror film from Polish director Jerzy\nSkolimowski whose foray into British 
	cinema began with his 1970 classic Deep End\nand was bookended by 1982  dr
	ama Moonlighting. The Shout encapsulates a roster\nof then-fresh British t
	alent from British New Wave star Alan Bates to\nfresh-faced John Hurt and 
	the late\, great Tim Curry. Join us\, if you dare\, to\nwitness The Shout.
	 [1]: https://cultplex.co.uk/Cultplex.dll/WhatsOn?f=1378682\nhttps://trans
	dimension.uk/events/492698
URL:https://demo.gancio.org/event/partisan-cinema-x-cultplex-present-the-sh
	out
LOCATION:Partisan Collective - Bridge 5 Mill\, 22A Beswick St\, Manchester\
	, M4 7HR
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:transdimension
LAST-MODIFIED:20261023T150217Z
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:**Partisan Cinema** are proud to present their
	 latest collaboration with<br>CULTPLEX where we will be screening Jerzy Sk
	olimowski’s 1978 British<br>horror/thriller **The Shout**.  <br>  <br>This
	 event will take place at CULTPLEX, 50 Red Bank, Cheetham Hill,<br>Manches
	ter M4 4HF  <br>[**Tickets £5/£6 via Cultplex**][1]  <br>  <br>The Shout c
	aptures an eerie ethereality like the ammonite unearthed upon<br>the Devon
	shire shores where it is set. What may seem as ordinary and<br>chipper as 
	a cricket match, soon gives way to a tale of a mysterious<br>wanderer who 
	upends the lives of a sound recordist and his wife by<br>revealing the gut
	tural might of his eponymous sound.    <br>  <br>Having played in competit
	ion at Cannes in 1978, The Shout won the<br>coveted Grand Jury Prize that 
	year. Ever since, it has receded into the<br>canon of cult horror classics
	 owed to the way Skolimowski adapts the<br>short story by Robert Graves to
	 be a sparing, unsettling supernatural<br>thriller. The score by Tony Bank
	s and Mike Rutherford of Genesis,<br>enhanced by electronics from Rupert H
	ine, gives The Shout a sonic<br>signature which cements this as a time cap
	sule of 70s British fear<br>manifest.  <br>  <br>Following their first col
	lab with Cultplex showing Radu Jude’s Do Not<br>Expect Too Much from the E
	nd of the World, Partisan Cinema is delighted<br>to return with a spooky s
	election for scream season. The Shout is a<br>lauded but now under-seen an
	d under-sung horror film from Polish<br>director Jerzy Skolimowski whose f
	oray into British cinema began with<br>his 1970 classic Deep End and was b
	ookended by 1982  drama Moonlighting.<br>The Shout encapsulates a roster o
	f then-fresh British talent from<br>British New Wave star Alan Bates to fr
	esh-faced John Hurt and the late,<br>great Tim Curry.  <br>  <br>Join us, 
	if you dare, to witness The Shout.<br><br><br><br>[1]: https://cultplex.co
	.uk/Cultplex.dll/WhatsOn?f=1378682<br><br>https://transdimension.uk/events
	/492698
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