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Seaford film festival After the success of last year’s first film festival Seaford Community Cinema is screening a second one to run from Saturday 14th September until Sunday 22nd September, with all films being shown at the Barn Theatre in Saxon Lane. Festival Director David Campbell said: ‘Like the difficult second album, there is a bit of pressure for us to deliver the goods to you again. I hope we manage to do this. The theme this year is Heroes…?, ambiguous but that’s how we like it! We’ll be taking you on a cinematic adventure starting with Harry Palmer’s anti-hero in The Ipcress File, stopping off to pay tribute to the work of Greenpeace and reaching our destination with Atticus Finch’s heroic character in To Kill a Mockingbird. On the way we’ll check out Jerry Rothwell’s environmental heroes, Helen Parr (aka Mrs Incredible) – working mother of three challenging children, WWE wrestler Paige, Ryan Coogler’s masterful and radically different superhero Black Panther and the underrated pre-Marvel cinematic masterpiece, in my opinion, about wannabe superheroes Mystery Men. Students from local film schools will be showcasing their work in a ‘shorts’ film competition. These students are the potential film makers of the future, so I hope you will support them, and join me and all our heroic Film Festival volunteers on our cinematic journey.’ The festival and autumn season launch kicks off on the 14th September at 7.30pm with The Ipcress File (PG), starring Michael Caine as anti-hero Harry Palmer, the film being introduced with a talk by Pop Art specialist Professor Alex Seago about the genre, the culture of the ‘50s and ‘60s and how they relate to The Ipcress File. Next up, on Friday 20th September, also at 7.30pm, director and screenwriter Jerry Rothwell will be introducing his film How to Change the World (15), about the heroic work of Greenpeace. The next day is Superheroes Saturday, starting with one for the kids of all ages, Incredibles 2 (PG) at 10.30am, then going on to Black Panther (12A), from the Marvel Comics series, at 2.30pm and Mystery Men (12A) at 7.30pm with an introduction by score composer Stephen Warbeck. The Breakfast Special on Sunday 22nd September is Fighting With My Family (12A) when there will be coffee and a croissant to buoy you up for a little strong language in this story about a female wrestler. The afternoon, doors open at 1.30pm, is devoted to short films with which students from Brighton Film School and Sussex Downs College will be competing for cash prizes, and the festival reaches its finale with the thought-provoking To Kill a Mockingbird (PG) with Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch, the enduring hero against racism, and Mary Badham as six-year-old Scout in this interpretation of Harper Lee’s powerful story. There’ll be a little more about the festival in September’s Seaford Scene along with details of the autumn season’s films. Andrea Hargreaves Photos (from top): The Ipcress File; David Campbell; Black Panther; To Kill a Mockingbird. To advertise in Seaford Scene please call 01273 710793 or email fran@seafordscene.co.uk 55
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