Guest Liam SASC Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Afternoon all 2 screenings in Chester at Alexander's on Mon 20 Oct & Wed 22 Oct. Each showing limited to only 75 seats. Call the venue on 01244 340 005 to reserve seats. £8 (No booking fees) Thank you kindly.
dedji1955 Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 As Steve said they used one of Richard Searlings Soul Nights at Blackburn KGH to film and a lot of the footwork was from older dancers Rumworth Hall, Bolton which has a regular Soul night was used as a Dance club, many of the local young uns where already heavily into the scene and good dancers, but older dancers from the scene worked with them to show them different styles of dancing
Guest stevemcmahon Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 (edited) There are no cinemas near me showing the film I'm afraid unless I go into London. Probably wait for the DVD release but it would have been nice to have it shown near the aylesbury / high Wycombe area.. Seems Northern soul on this occasion is for the Northerners!! No matter Ive piles of Deep House... I can get me hit there!,,, Malcolm Take a look at the Facebook cinema group (link in original post) & then arrange/propose a screening on the OurScreen website, yourself. That's how the vast majority of screenings have happened with this film ; people taking control & generating the demand. Good luck! Edited October 14, 2014 by stevemcmahon
Mal C Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 (edited) As Steve said they used one of Richard Searlings Soul Nights at Blackburn KGH to film and a lot of the footwork was from older dancers Rumworth Hall, Bolton which has a regular Soul night was used as a Dance club, many of the local young uns where already heavily into the scene and good dancers, but older dancers from the scene worked with them to show them different styles of dancing wonder if they had some guy in the edit trying to match the legs and shoes.... my god if somebody was wearing bright socks it could equal that chap in Quadrophenia that gets hit for six on the beach.. he looked like Nasty Nick of Eastenders, I think he goes down 6 possibly 7 times in that fight sequence... a legend in his own Fight!! Mal.C Edited October 14, 2014 by Mal C
Russ Vickers Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Are there any cinemas on the South Coast, Portsmouth, Southampton, Bournemouth etc showing the film after the 25th October please, anyone ?. Best Russ
Steve S 60 Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Are there any cinemas on the South Coast, Portsmouth, Southampton, Bournemouth etc showing the film after the 25th October please, anyone ?. Best Russ Harbour Lights in Southampton on 15th and 19th November. https://www.ourscreen.com/screening/37624 https://www.ourscreen.com/screening/37603 1
Shaun W Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 wonder if they had some guy in the edit trying to match the legs and shoes.... my god if somebody was wearing bright socks it could equal that chap in Quadrophenia that gets hit for six on the beach.. he looked like Nasty Nick of Eastenders, I think he goes down 6 possibly 7 times in that fight sequence... a legend in his own Fight!! Mal.C Indeed he does look like him, because it is John Altman in the scene you refer to. 2
Keeper Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Where abouts is it being shown Lancs/Manchester ??? any help please ......don't do face book etc !!
Steve S 60 Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Where abouts is it being shown Lancs/Manchester ??? any help please ......don't do face book etc !! Try this...... https://www.northernsoulthefilm.com/cinemas.html
Guest Carl Dixon Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 I am working on Sky, CBS and FOX TV maybe doing some coverage! Wandering around work singing songs from the film is starting to be infectious...
Spacehopper Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 apparently the Bristol 730 screening at the showcase delux has been moved to a bigger screen was a sell out now more tickets available 1
Mal C Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 (edited) Are there any cinemas on the South Coast, Portsmouth, Southampton, Bournemouth etc showing the film after the 25th October please, anyone ?. Best Russ saw Brighton in the list, probably Komedia, maybe Southampton in there also Russ... Edited October 14, 2014 by Mal C 1
Guest Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 As Steve said they used one of Richard Searlings Soul Nights at Blackburn KGH to film and a lot of the footwork was from older dancers Rumworth Hall, Bolton which has a regular Soul night was used as a Dance club, many of the local young uns where already heavily into the scene and good dancers, but older dancers from the scene worked with them to show them different styles of dancing Not entirely true... The KGH was used as a location for some of the dance scenes, but not at one of Richard's do's and all the close up shots and footwork was by the youngsters.
spot Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 You'll love it Spot. Remember the days when we were all athletic and slim? Ian D Vaguely, very vaguely and I think they were fun.
spot Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 (edited) Spot, the all nighter scenes were filmed at the King George's Hall in Blackburn. All the youngsters came from all over the country and had attended the regular dance clubs in London and Bolton that were started a couple of years prior to filming. There was certainly enough to fill the dance floor when I went down to witness the filming. The "older" extras were used around the edges of the floor for the long shots. Well done Steve for spotting the deliberate mistake , seriously I do remember something at Blackburn but this Old Man's memories fading and all large Dance Hall's look the same to me now and I never knew Dance Club's were started, is that like Working Men's Club's but for the under 25's , why only London and Bolton but nothing in between? I know Mr Sadots on You Tube telling them how to be passionate when dancing, afraid you can't be taught it Paul. Made me laugh that the "Older" extras were used around the edge, that will be because the middle was too far to walk and nowhere to hide your Zimmer . I'm surprised there was so many youngsters because I've yet to see more than a dozen or so at any Nighter and we attend one every week if possible. Keep on dancing till you can't dance no more but don't constantly film yourself doing it , Spot. Edited October 14, 2014 by spot 2
spot Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 saw Brighton in the list, probably Komedia, maybe Southampton in there also Russ... Think you can get a free testing kit for that and no doubt some cream. 1
Swifty Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Just checked , been waiting for some friends to get back to me , Cleethorpes Parkway Cinema is sold out Friday Doh ! but they have it on up to the following Thursday
Grayman45 Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 Broadway Cinema Nottingham, Sunday 19th. Anybody going? Or have I got the place to myself?
Maark Posted October 14, 2014 Posted October 14, 2014 (edited) Wellingborough Castle theatre is showing the film on Thursday October 23rd at 8pm. 80 tickets available which went on sale at 10 am. Just had a look and over half have sold in a few hours. It was only announced last night that they were showing it! Here's the booking link. https://www.thecastle.org.uk/214/Book-Online/1140 First night bar 2 tickets has sold out so a second night has been added at Wellingborough this morning and half the tickets have already gone. Edited October 15, 2014 by Maark 1
Soulfinger Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Broadway Cinema Nottingham, Sunday 19th. Anybody going? Or have I got the place to myself? My daughter and her mates from Uni are going to that one, sorry!
Guest SteveBev Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Email tickets arrived this morning for Cambridge Arts Picturehouse on Saturday Can't wait! One note though, thought this was a thread about where to see the film and provide info for others searching for it. Get quite a few misery guts on here wanting to slag the film and the PR of it. Can you go create another thread for that, maybe call it the "anyone want to slag of the film or moan about something to do with the film" This thread wouldn't be half as long if those comments were taken out
Mike Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Email tickets arrived this morning for Cambridge Arts Picturehouse on Saturday Can't wait! One note though, thought this was a thread about where to see the film and provide info for others searching for it. Get quite a few misery guts on here wanting to slag the film and the PR of it. Can you go create another thread for that, maybe call it the "anyone want to slag of the film or moan about something to do with the film" This thread wouldn't be half as long if those comments were taken out interesting observation, I would disagree just had a quick look and only saw 2 or 3 loose negative comments how many did you see ? 1
Guest SteveBev Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 interesting observation, I would disagree just had a quick look and only saw 2 or 3 loose negative comments how many did you see ? Yeah, will withdraw the length of the thread being taken over by negative comments part. Dropped into the thread on page 3 and the small 'war' that was raging on that. Also the small spat about whether Lisa Stansfield was pro-active or not seemed pointless for this thread. But will agree with you Mike, not as many as I thought but still, unwanted I feel on this thread. Not enough caffeine in yet
Winnie :-) Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Email tickets arrived this morning for Cambridge Arts Picturehouse on Saturday Can't wait! One note though, thought this was a thread about where to see the film and provide info for others searching for it. Get quite a few misery guts on here wanting to slag the film and the PR of it. Can you go create another thread for that, maybe call it the "anyone want to slag of the film or moan about something to do with the film" This thread wouldn't be half as long if those comments were taken out I'm there on Saturday as well, then on to St Ives On negative comments, I haven't seen that many to be honest, just said elsewhere, I can't see how anybody can damn something when they're yet to see it 1
Mike Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Yeah, will withdraw the length of the thread being taken over by negative comments part. Dropped into the thread on page 3 and the small 'war' that was raging on that. Also the small spat about whether Lisa Stansfield was pro-active or not seemed pointless for this thread. But will agree with you Mike, not as many as I thought but still, unwanted I feel on this thread. Not enough caffeine in yet no probs, thanks for reply on the thrust of this thread, I think myself having a more general approach is working ok at the moment, if we did start sectioning off different threads for different aspects of the discussion/news about the film, then we could end up with 3 or 4 or even more film related threads all running at the same time, which may be a bit ott too much caffeine here at moment
Guest SteveBev Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 I'm there on Saturday as well, then on to St Ives On negative comments, I haven't seen that many to be honest, just said elsewhere, I can't see how anybody can damn something when they're yet to see it Wish I was beating the same path as you after mate but wife's friend decided to throw a 50th birthday party on 18th so scuppered that chance! Next one for me is Soul Ole at the end of the month due to other commitments.
Paul R Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Anyone else in the deep south going to Bognor on Friday. I'm going with my daughter (modern type R&B girl) and her husband(Pink Floyd!). I realy must shut up & let them watch it ......Maybe Paul
Winnie :-) Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Wish I was beating the same path as you after mate but wife's friend decided to throw a 50th birthday party on 18th so scuppered that chance! Next one for me is Soul Ole at the end of the month due to other commitments. Not sure if I'll be at soul ole or not, there's another night on (as per usual) and I might have said I'd go there, will have to check the diary
Guest stevemcmahon Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Anyone else in the deep south going to Bognor on Friday. I'm going with my daughter (modern type R&B girl) and her husband(Pink Floyd!). I realy must shut up & let them watch it ......Maybe Paul I know Barry & Silvia Quinnell are going for sure.
Dean Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 ....... and another "The dancefloor at Wigan. There was a clear zone where only the elite dancers could do their moves" Can't say I ever noticed this either..... On topic just booked for Friday 8.45 at Sheffield Showroom, although taking my partner Anne so feel like I'll spend the rest of the evening explaining! I'll be in the showroom bar before if anyone wants to say hello, (I'd rather you not if you're in fancy dress though, I really am a bit of a soul snob!) Slightly left of topic regarding quote above, agree entirely. Not a good dancer by any measure but I've danced every inch of that floor times over. It makes me wonder if those who state or continue these myths were involved or just went. By went I mean, "got it", not just turned up once to see what the fuss was about after the media rush.
Guest stevemcmahon Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 On topic just booked for Friday 8.45 at Sheffield Showroom, although taking my partner Anne so feel like I'll spend the rest of the evening explaining! I'll be in the showroom bar before if anyone wants to say hello, (I'd rather you not if you're in fancy dress though, I really am a bit of a soul snob!) Slightly left of topic regarding quote above, agree entirely. Not a good dancer by any measure but I've danced every inch of that floor times over. It makes me wonder if those who state or continue these myths were involved or just went. By went I mean, "got it", not just turned up once to see what the fuss was about after the media rush. My sis was an original member for about the first 4 years & I clearly remember her saying that about the front near the stage. I also remember her saying most left the floor when Granada showed up with their cameras but then I suppose if you were there the same night & didn't see that you may think it didn't happen. A lot of how something is remembered can come down to personal perspectives.
Saxafone Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 There's a slightly stereotypical, superior southerner, review of the film in this week's London edition of Time Out. https://www.timeout.com/london/film/northern-soul-2014 The same edition also includes a very potted history of Northern Soul. https://www.timeout.com/london/music/a-guide-to-northern-soul It died out by the early ’80s Taff
Guest SteveBev Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Not sure if I'll be at soul ole or not, there's another night on (as per usual) and I might have said I'd go there, will have to check the diary Now that is a whole other thread!! May cross paths with you at the Arts on Saturday, sounds like there'll be a fair few there. Our showing is in screen 2 and that's sold out so 155 for that. Lass in the actual cinema also said that there's a 2nd showing booked and that'll be in screen 1 which holds 246 and she's sure that's more or less sold out too!! Glad I got in early Think a to all the Cambridge/Peterborough & surrounding area soulies if so!
Guest SteveBev Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Argh, Cambridge Arts Picturehouse has now sold out for 18th Oct, but has got booked to see film on 27th....seems it requires though another 30 people to buy tickets, so c'mon the Cambs and Bedford soulies, lets get this showing on the 27th Oct filled. Cheers Think you may be OK fella, just spoke with someone at the Arts in Cambridge and she said that the showing 18th is a sell out and she reckons the 2nd showing is too but couldn't find the date. You've said 27th so I'm assuming that's it. Hopefully, you've had confirmation from Ourscreen
Dean Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 My sis was an original member for about the first 4 years & I clearly remember her saying that about the front near the stage. I also remember her saying most left the floor when Granada showed up with their cameras but then I suppose if you were there the same night & didn't see that you may think it didn't happen. A lot of how something is remembered can come down to personal perspectives. You're spot on about personal perspective, we all have our own truths about the past, particularly around this past! I think most would give more energetic dancers some space out of dance floor etiquette, or perhaps as much not wanting to be too close for comparison, but I don't recognise any description that gives an image of a no-go area of the dance floor. I didn't go the night Granada went, I think quite a few stayed away that night, wanting to turn our back on the media attention. There had been a stage 'vote' previously that clearly rejected allowing cameras in. To be honest I regret that now, wishing I was on some video footage, although given my dancing the cameras would've probably avoided that shot.
Guest Suffolk Soul Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 We are alright in Ipswich (not too far from Cambridge) as showing the film all week from Friday 24th Oct at Ipswich Film Theatre (with Matinees too). This is on in Cinema 2 which has a limited number of seats so if anyone is coming from a distacne it would be best to reserve seats to avoid disappointment. For further information and booking at Ipswich Film Theatre use link: https://www.iftt.co.uk/films/
Guest lofthope Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 I went to quite a few of the dance classes in London, the energy of those young adults was amazing and made me feel like I'd gone back in time. Brilliant afternoons, and Paul Sadot was a superb coach, unprescriptive so that each dancer could develop their own style from the basics. Old people's footwork was not needed (although I did join in the dancing at the back of the class and at Blackburn......it was just too electric not to!). The making of this film has, in my opinion, given the scene some new energy and I for one am grateful for its contribution which goes way beyond the film itself.
Winnie :-) Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Now that is a whole other thread!! May cross paths with you at the Arts on Saturday, sounds like there'll be a fair few there. Our showing is in screen 2 and that's sold out so 155 for that. Lass in the actual cinema also said that there's a 2nd showing booked and that'll be in screen 1 which holds 246 and she's sure that's more or less sold out too!! Glad I got in early Think a to all the Cambridge/Peterborough & surrounding area soulies if so! I've just had a look at the tickets and it doesn't say which screen (1 or 2), just that it starts at 2:45, but I expect they'll say when we get there Does the cinema have it's own parking?
Frankie Crocker Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 The imminent release of the film has actually exposed the inadequacy of the film screening industry in the country. Here's a film that loads of people want to see but Odeon, Top Rank or whoever owns the multiplex chains are unable to respond to demand, probably because they are unaware of some events in the film industry. Last I heard, cinema receipts were down as fewer folk were watching films for a number of reasons. When will the multiplex chains such as Everyman, Vue, Cineworld, Picturehouse, Empire etc wake up to the potential of a paying audience out there? 1
Guest Carl Dixon Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Right..I think I got Sky on the case. I believe there is something being shot/edited for this weekend. Could be wrong. I have given them all the contacts and history. The producer thinks its a fabulous story and I have been my effervescent self engaging about the scenario. I was in Hull, not Wigan, but...I identify with much of what is going on in the film. So hopefully a world wide airing of this to follow. It seems the Ebola crisis is flavour of the month for FOX London. I was going to attempt a back door entrance via FOX Detroit..that's how I got the Darrell Banks story aired over there years ago. I will be on the case later with that..
Jim G Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Load of us going to Teesside Park on Saturday then on to TGI Friday's for some Soul Food to discuss the movie over Steak and a few beers!
Grayman45 Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 My daughter and her mates from Uni are going to that one, sorry! That's cool, tell them to bring the popcorn.
phillyDaveG Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Off to Letchworth, Hertfordshire to watch it over the coming weekend. It's on Fri/Sat/Sun evening; https://broadway-cinema.com/Browsing/Movies/Details/h-HO00000167 1
Zoomsoulblue Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 (edited) You're spot on about personal perspective, we all have our own truths about the past, particularly around this past! I think most would give more energetic dancers some space out of dance floor etiquette, or perhaps as much not wanting to be too close for comparison, but I don't recognise any description that gives an image of a no-go area of the dance floor. I didn't go the night Granada went, I think quite a few stayed away that night, wanting to turn our back on the media attention. There had been a stage 'vote' previously that clearly rejected allowing cameras in. To be honest I regret that now, wishing I was on some video footage, although given my dancing the cameras would've probably avoided that shot. I was at the casino when they filmed, I understood that the film crew turned up on a sat night and the crowd was crap so they came back on a Fri oldies night, the first shot of the inside of the casino which you would think was the start of the night in in fact the end of the night - it shows Derick Mead (bisley) and the Aldershot coach lot getting ready to leave and head off south. Every time the lights went on its true some people left the floor at least _30% or ran for cover up (this use to be called cracking up) to Mr ms - I was unaware that it was knowledge that they were filming that night , we just turned up, first thing I knew was coming in the door and a blinding light in my face - I can also be spotted in the outtakes in the record bar with the cap sleeve t shirt and flat cap on looking over someone's shoulder's at records, I was also right off my face, but look how controlled I was chewing gum - love it Edited October 15, 2014 by ZoomSoulBlue 1
Guest SteveBev Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 I've just had a look at the tickets and it doesn't say which screen (1 or 2), just that it starts at 2:45, but I expect they'll say when we get there Does the cinema have it's own parking? There's 3 screens at the Arts, I just rang them to see what one we were in and she told me 2. It shows on the website what each seats. As for parking, their isn't any for that cinema (it's basically sharing the building with the Wetherspoons pub so easy to get a pint after ). There is the shopping centre car park nearby (at the back of the Corn Ex) but that is very expensive. I'm gonna park at the Junction NCP and walk in. Only 10 min walk so hopefully the weather behaves!!
Marshman Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 The imminent release of the film has actually exposed the inadequacy of the film screening industry in the country. Here's a film that loads of people want to see but Odeon, Top Rank or whoever owns the multiplex chains are unable to respond to demand, probably because they are unaware of some events in the film industry. Last I heard, cinema receipts were down as fewer folk were watching films for a number of reasons. When will the multiplex chains such as Everyman, Vue, Cineworld, Picturehouse, Empire etc wake up to the potential of a paying audience out there? 1
Winnie :-) Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 There's 3 screens at the Arts, I just rang them to see what one we were in and she told me 2. It shows on the website what each seats. As for parking, their isn't any for that cinema (it's basically sharing the building with the Wetherspoons pub so easy to get a pint after ). There is the shopping centre car park nearby (at the back of the Corn Ex) but that is very expensive. I'm gonna park at the Junction NCP and walk in. Only 10 min walk so hopefully the weather behaves!! Thanks for the info, will take it into account when working out travel times
Marshman Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Agree it does seem strange especially considering the amount of times I take my kids to quarter full cinemas. Having said that Empire Basildon has picked it up which is a godsend as the ourscreen viewing in Stratford for Friday I planned to go to didn't get enough punters! I just checked and Baz empire is now sold out for Friday night - anyone on here going? Can't wait ;-) Although I'll be back there again Saturday for the boxtrolls :-) 1
Guest Carl Dixon Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Ok, FOX Detroit contacted and 'educated' all being well. A Fox news person said to me at work yesterday about this:- "The British invasion of American imported records"! I contacted CBS New York and London on Sunday. Be nice if I could get a full house. I saw the film last week and am humbled by it. I realise the journey this music gave us back then was all worth while. I am heading for two NS events in London on Friday night. The power of this music has me under its spell....and I don't know many of the tracks on the CD accompanying the film. To have been there wow! I wish I had. Full circle for me now. The very music that made me want to write songs, has made me want to dance again......
dedji1955 Posted October 15, 2014 Posted October 15, 2014 Right..I think I got Sky on the case. I believe there is something being shot/edited for this weekend. Sky where interviewing Soul Folk at Swinton Palais today, don't know when it's being aired
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