This screening will take place in the Greenroom Theatre. Tickets can be booked in advance directly through the Greenroom Box Office

Call the box office on 0161 615 0500 to book tickets.

For greenroom details:

http://www.greenroomarts.org/archive/events/kinofilm-presents-kino-shorts-4/

BOOKING NOW CLOSED - EVENT SOLD OUT

 KINO SHORTS night on Wed 8th April at the Greenroom, Whitworth Street, Manchester,  M1 5WW (7.30 doors for 8.00pm start). The night will follow a similar pattern as the last one, with local, National and International work in the programme.

KINO SHORTS events provide a platform for new work but we are keen that films will maintain a certain quality. The events are also meant to stimulate debate and discussion, so Filmmakers attending their screening will partake in a 10 minute conversation directly after their screening with our host, media commentator and legendary punk-rocker, John Robb, (ex- Membranes) and now singer in the band Goldblade, and will take questions from the audience. So this is a chance to listen and pose those all important questions for the filmmakers present.

It is advisable to reserve tickets in advance to ensure your seat. Email Kino at johnw@kinofilm.org.uk to reserve tickets. Price is just £3.00 – pay on collection. The last event was rammed, so if you came, you know why you should reserve your seat in advance. Once booked, tickets are reserved until 10 to 8 on the night when they will go back on sale if not collected. If your plans change and you are no longer available to come, please let us know in advance so we can put unwanted tickets back on sale.

You may of course turn up on the night and take a chance – or be first in the queue for uncollected tickets.

CALL FOR ENTRIES to KINOFILM’S New Short Film Expose in Manchester.

SHORT FILMS and INDEPENDENT FEATURES are wanted now.

On 11th ~March we relaunched ou short film nights in Manchester to take place the second Wednesday of every month, at the Green Room, Whitworth Street.

We are looking for short films from local filmmakers and those based anywhere in the North of England. The emphasis is on Quality Production and Original Ideas, films that push the boundaries of traditional film-making. Films can be short fiction, animation, experimental or documentary. Films must be no more than 20 minutes and made in the last twelve months (the more recent the better). We will also consider shorts from other parts of the UK though though screenings of shorts from outside the region will be limited to two per event. We will also consider international shorts but this will be limited to one per event.

The emphasis on the night is to encourage debate and feedback for films being made in the North and North West, and how our region’s filmmakers rate to those in other parts of the UK. Each event will also screen a UK and European Short film so that we can evaluate films in the context of European Short Film Production.