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"inspired by Saint Etienne" mini-fest (17 & 18 January)
Saint Etienne started out as pop band but their creativity has expanded far beyond that. To celebrate the completion of their residency at London’s South Bank Centre they are coming up to show us their new film about that classic fifties modernist building on the Thames.
We’ll also be showcasing most of their other films – all about London – that help us to think about the city here and how it is changing. Accompanying all the aesthetic and cerebral stimuli are some cracking tunes. Oh and we’ve also got a first ever exhibition of the classic football programmes curated by Bob & Paul.
Thurs 17 January
7pm screening of “The London Nobody Knows” and “What Have You Done Today, Mervyn Day?”
9pm discussion: “Who is the smarter, cultural Ouseburn for?”
Fri 18 January
1pm screening of “The London Nobody Knows” and “What Have You Done Today, Mervyn Day?”
2:30pm discussion: “Where is the beauty in degeneration?”
6pm exhibition opening of “The Golden Age of British Football Programmes”
8pm screening of Saint Etienne's new film “This is Tomorrow”. Followed by Bob & Pete from the band DJ'ing with the bar open till midnight.
Sun 20 January
repeat screening of “This is Tomorrow”