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Portsmouth Film Society Pop-Up Community Cinema Project
| Published: 28th November 2012 16:44 |
The PFS winter program is ready and has been prepared two different programmes this time.
First is their regular screenings at Omega Centre which can be found here: http://www.portsmouthfilmsociety.org.uk/index.php/program.html
Second, is the PFS Pop-up community Cinema project which will be screenings at four community centres at in Portsmouth.
These are at Eastney, , Fratton, Havelock and Southsea Community Centres.
Adult films ticket £3 and kids screenings £1.50 and you can buy tickets from the community centres or PFS website now.
For More details of the Pop-up Cinema films please visit the PFS website here.
Pop-up Mobile Cinema's core aim is to bring films to new audiences, and to attract new audiences to film. PFS Chairman and University of Portsmouth Lecturer Dr Justin Smith said about Pop-up Cinema Project:
"We hope that the legacy of this project will be establishing community cinema in areas of Portsmouth where access to alternative kinds of film experience is currently non-existent. Our aims are not simply to improve public access to film, and to broaden public awareness of different kinds of film experience; we also actively foster debate and discussion around issues raised by film and see cinema, in partnership with other organisations, as an important form of community development. Film opens new perspectives in people's lives. We hope with this project PFS will provide a gateway to education and empathy in the service of better community relations."
PFS are thankful to Creative England and Portsmouth City Council who supported the Pop-up Cinema Project.
Come along and meet with Dicken's most famous character Ebeneezer SCROOGE this Friday 7.30pm at The New Theatre Royal. Supported by the University of Portsmouth Centre for Studies in Literature and introduced by Dr Christopher Pittard. Tickets are £5, you can use your Pass cards free. Free Entry for University of Portsmouth Students.
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