The popular (and completely free) Brindleyplace Film Festival returns to Birmingham from Tuesday July 12th – Thursday July 21st.
The big screen arrives back in Central Square on Tuesday July 12th for movie showcase - as chosen by you.
These include spy capers from 007 in Spectre, the nation’s favourite English bear, Paddington a as well as Eighties classic Labyrinth starring the late great David Bowie as the goblin king, and blockbuster Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens - which received the most number of votes.
There will be a limited seat pads and blankets provided by Brindleyplace during the festival but film goers are encouraged to bring along their own picnic blankets and of course picnics - to make the most of this wonderful opportunity to enjoy this amazing outdoor cinema experience in the heart of Brum.
4 comments
weekender
4 Jul 16#4
*Walks out of office, stressed*
WHAT THE FUDGE ARE THESE PEOPLE - IS THAT A FILM? - OH MY GOD I'VE GOT TO GO *AROUND* THEM
Ooh, it's Grease, let's join in :smiley:
These Brindleyplace films are usually good fun, stressed office workers aside :smiley:
I might actually go and watch the Italian Job. It'd be funny if they showed the American remake though. Wasn't that bad a film.
lori384
3 Jul 16#3
Nice one. Thank you.
mrdude
3 Jul 16#1
Thanks what time does it start?
redandblack to mrdude
3 Jul 16#2
If you follow the link it states times etc. Enjoy.
![Fresh Breakfast Meat Box (Using code) @ Campbells Meat [Haggis / Lorne Sausage / Bacon / Black Pudding & More]](/images/topics/208684_1.jpg)
![[Xbox One] Q. u. b. e: Director's Cut on Deals with Gold](/images/topics/208716_1.jpg)
Opening post
The popular (and completely free) Brindleyplace Film Festival returns to Birmingham from Tuesday July 12th – Thursday July 21st.
The big screen arrives back in Central Square on Tuesday July 12th for movie showcase - as chosen by you.
These include spy capers from 007 in Spectre, the nation’s favourite English bear, Paddington a as well as Eighties classic Labyrinth starring the late great David Bowie as the goblin king, and blockbuster Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens - which received the most number of votes.
There will be a limited seat pads and blankets provided by Brindleyplace during the festival but film goers are encouraged to bring along their own picnic blankets and of course picnics - to make the most of this wonderful opportunity to enjoy this amazing outdoor cinema experience in the heart of Brum.
4 comments
WHAT THE FUDGE ARE THESE PEOPLE - IS THAT A FILM? - OH MY GOD I'VE GOT TO GO *AROUND* THEM
Ooh, it's Grease, let's join in :smiley:
These Brindleyplace films are usually good fun, stressed office workers aside :smiley:
I might actually go and watch the Italian Job. It'd be funny if they showed the American remake though. Wasn't that bad a film.