We celebrate Joy Division for our next movies nights!

Last updated on December 4th, 2023 at 10:24 am

Last week, Ian Curtis would’ve turned 64.

Our honouring of his life and oeuvre was therefore focused on Anton Corbijn’s haunting portrayal of the artist and his band in 2007. As a 23-year-old singer of Joy Division, formerly ‘Warsaw,’ Ian Curtis committed suicide as a result of personal, professional, and romantic troubles., set in the North of England in the mid-70s, is also a grim yet beautiful hindsight of the northern working class, and a touching insight on the young artist, that now, long after his passing, is the icon of a cult following, and an immense influence on a myriad of bands to this day.

 

Regarded as a polarising voice of Manchester’s post-punk scene, as well as a true poet, it’s hard to contest that his touch is still found many years later, in bands the likes of The Drums, Bauhaus, Interpol, The National and undoubtedly more recently, Irish band Fontaines D.C.

 

Next Monday, the screening will begin at 8 p.m 27th until Wednesday 29th, Our full sound system is available at Studio 94

complimenting the masterpieces featured in the film, as well as

You can book a ticket for that real cinema experience right on your doorstep! HERE and have your own little nest for the evening, to take in the masterpiece that this movie is!

 

You can also enjoy a dinner deal with any burger and chips, a beer or cocktail, and popcorn for just £15! Would be rude not to, right? Take a look at our menu to find out more. beforehand

 

Make sure to BOOK YOUR SPOT as the capacity is reduced, obviously, in line with social distancing measures, and just that extra little bit of cushty-ness!