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Special Events at The Light New Brighton

We love to go the extra mile for our guests - from live music to quizzes and kids' crafting sessions, check out our upcoming schedule of special events, activities and offers and see what takes your fancy!

amber and me

Amber and Me + panel discussion+Q&A

Described as a “lovely, uplifting film” by UK critic Mark Kermode, this special screening will be followed by Q&A with the filmmaker and a panel discussion on The Inclusion Crisis in Schools. Released as part of Learning Disabilities Awareness Month

Thursday 15 October

7pm

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Harriet Walters

Amazing Grace plus in-person Q&A

Grace (Hannah Walters), a crisis helpline volunteer, forms an unexpected bond with Walter, a deeply isolated man on the brink of a mental health breakdown. Stay for Q&A with producers Dawn Tolcher, Sean O'Neil & producer/writer/actor Daniel P Lewis

Friday 6 November

7:30pm

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1in2 poster

1 in 2 + Q&A for Maggie's Cancer Centre

To celebrate Maggie’s Cancer Centre’s 30th anniversary we are hosting a charity screening of filmmaker David Wilkinson's new feature documentary, 1 IN 2, with 100% of the box office going to Maggie's Wirral. Plus intro & Q&A from filmmaker and VIPs

Wednesday 11 November

From 6:30pm

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fastest bicycle

The Fastest Bicycle + Q&A

The story of a London team’s journey to the World Human Powered Speed Challenge on Route 305, Battle Mountain, Nevada USA. Stay for Q&A with director Michael Clifford and local rider Russell Bridge plus his bike 'Seventy-Seven'.

Thursday 12 November

7:30pm

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starling

Starling Film Festival

The Starling Film Festival presents an international selection of 12 films spanning diverse categories including fiction, animation, documentary and student films. The festival is also proud to present the 3rd Aviary Audience Award.

Thursday 12 November

7pm

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We, The Hated

We, The Hated + filmmaker Q&A

A portrait of Just Stop Oil protestors asks what it costs to take a stand in a democratic society, as it turns the camera on the people behind the most polarising protest movement in recent memory. Stay for Q&A with director Rich Felgate

Tuesday 24 November

7:30pm

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