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Screenings / VR / Workshops Screenings / VR / Workshops Film Title 1 Film Title 2 Film Title 3 To see all the Story Bee activities and associated films visit www.leedsfilm.com or scan the QR Code. 30 March - 13All April dates and times can2020 be found on pages 5 & 6 www.leedsfilm.com 1 UK’s First Children’s Cinema! We are 21! Film Info and we’re thrilled to return with the UK’s Where BBFC exists, it is indicated next to the film: largest family film event. For 2020 we have turned the Carriageworks Theatre into the UK’s first Children’s Cinema. Join us between Mon 6 - Mon 13 April and experience a world of film like never before! Where films are not classified by the BBFC, the Film Festival has recommended its own rating and age suitability. See Every page here has a unique QR Code which will website for up-to-date ratings. take you to leedsfilm.com where you can discover the full programme. For more details about film content and recommended ages, go to leedsfilm.com or ring the Leeds Young Film team on Make sure you sign up to our social to 0113 378 5999. catch updates and exclusives. Children under 12 years old must be accompanied by an See you at LYFF2020! adult in the cinema. We are not responsible for anyone left Debbie & The Team alone in the cinema or any belongings taken into the cinema. @leedsyoungfilm #LYFF2020 Venues leedsfilm.com Carriageworks Theatre The Electric Press, 3 Millennium Square, Leeds, LS2 3AD TICKETS 0113 376 0318 & PASSES Leeds Art Gallery The Headrow, Leeds, Carriageworks Theatre LS1 3AA Film Screenings 0113 378 5350 Auditorium £3.30 Studio £2.20 Leeds Town Hall Family pass (max 5 people) for The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 3AD all films from Mon 6 - Thu 9 Apr £20.00 0113 234 8080 Special Events Kirkgate Market The Night Zookeeper FREE but places must be booked in advance Vicar Lane, Leeds, LS2 7HY BAFTA Kids Events FREE but places must be booked in advance 0113 378 1950 Meet the Aardman Modelmaker £3.30 or FREE with Aardman workshop ticket Cineworld Leeds & Minecraft Workshop & White Rose Shopping Climate Filmmaking 14 - 19 £7.70 per child Centre All Other Workshops £5.50 per child White Rose Shopping Centre, VR Family Cinema FREE but places must be booked in advance Dewsbury Rd, Leeds, LS11 8LU Some workshops require an adult to accompany the child, in which case the adult 0333 003 3444 goes free and does not require a separate ticket. See website for details. Workshops must be booked through City Centre Box Office by phone or in person or online at leedsfilm.com City Centre Box Office Leeds Art Gallery 0113 376 0318 Film Screenings (all tickets) £2.20 Leeds Town Hall, Lower Access Central Court Events FREE Drop-in The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 3AD Cineworld Leeds & All ticket prices include a 10% booking fee. White Rose Shopping Centre Tickets can be bought from the City Centre Box Office (10am – 6pm, Film Screenings (all tickets) Mon – Sat) via telephone or in person or online at leedsfilm.com via cineworld.co.uk only £2.50 (apart from Cineworld Leeds screenings, which are only available from Central Atrium Events FREE Drop-in cineworld.co.uk). Tickets can be collected from City Centre Box Office up to the day of 2 the event or from the venue 30 mins prior to the event. Carriageworks STORY Theatre Mon 6 - Thu 9 April WORLD Tickets £3.30 each including FREE activity. Buy a family pass and see as many Story World films as you like for just £20! Every day from 9:30am - 2pm from Mon 6 - Thu 9 April, Story World is run by Story your little ones can come along and join Story Bees to Bees who run story-centred create a magical Story World where they can work with creative play sessions for others or on their own to make enchanted creatures and children. other artworks based on the films showing each morning. www.storybees.co.uk The Elfkins With eight films to choose from including magical talking bears in The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily, a modern take on the Elves and the Shoemaker in The Elfkins and a journey into the world of fairy tales in The Lunnis, there are some wonderful stories to delight and inspire children of all ages. Shorts for Wee Ones is a perfect introduction to the world of cinema for the very young. The Lunnis scan me! Story World has eight films, all with free activities. Full programme on pages 6 & 7. Find out more at bit.ly/2T9u1yZ or Captain Sabrertooth & the Magic Diamond scan the QR Code. 3 Reel Kids includes brand new films from around the world that you won’t get to see anywhere else as well as recent films you may have missed and a rare chance to see your favourite classic films on the big screen. Tickets start at just £2.20 (inc booking fee) and you can get a family pass for up to 5 people for just £20, which lets you watch as many films as you want between Mon 6 - Thu 9 April in the Carriageworks. Journey through brand The Club of Ugly Children new adventures of hand-picked films from around the world! Our programme reflects our passionate intention to make sure there is a balance of filmmakers’ work in our festivals, ensuring that we get to see a wealth of stories, not just those of the few. Highlights include the new documentaries 2040 and The Arctic Camels, multi-award winning drama Romy’s Salon and youth activism film Rocca Changes the World. Our archive programme includes a 50th anniversary screening of The Railway Children and a sing-a-long to The Greatest Showman. Harry Potter Day Revisit the magic of Harry Potter with the chance to see the first two films Romy’s Salon on the big screen on Sunday 12 April. Come in costume to be in with the chance to win some fabulous prizes and take part in the FREE activities. Tickets are just £3.30 each or £5.50 for both films. Farmageddon Too Far Away scan me! For full programme see Carriageworks Theatre pages 6 & 7. Mon 6 - Mon 13 April See the whole programme at bit.ly/3c2aNUD or scan Tickets from £2.20 the QR code. Family pass just £20 4 JOIN THE GIANT JURY! Want to see all the films for FREE?! Join our Giant Jury! Join the Young Jury and you get to see new films before anyone else and pick the winning LYFF 2020 films. Being on the Young Jury is fun and absolutely FREE. Join the Leeds Young Film Festival team, get a free Check out the VIP pass to the Film Festival, a T-shirt and whole programme goodie-bag. We’ll MICRO MOVIE CHALLENGE: at leedsfilm.com provide training on how CLIMATE EMERGENCY to review films so that you Saturday 11 April at 6pm sees feel confident about picking the launch of our brand new film- the festival’s winners. making challenge with a screening All the films in competition will be shown at of 2040 plus a special event! Carriageworks Theatre between Monday 6th and Thursday 9th April and you must be able to attend at least six of the screenings. If you are aged 8+ and are interested in taking part please email [email protected] with your name and age by Friday 27 March 2020. scan me! To find out more about the Giant Jury and to apply go to bit.ly/2HNdBHi or scan the QR code. Rocca Changes the World The Arctic Camels 5 DAY BY DAY GUIDE Carriageworks Cineworld / White Rose Subtitles 09:30 - 14:00 3+ Jury Screening 10:00 U 3+ FREE Drop-in Story Captain Sabertooth & World creative play 11:00 UK Premiere the Magic Diamond Missing Link Free Creative Activity 82mins 93mins 12:00 U 3+ Film Screening The Lunnis 83mins Special Event 14:00 PG 8+ Too Far Away Workshop Mon 6 Apr 88mins 16:00 12A VR Zone Club of Ugly Children 90mins FREE Drop-in Activity Carriageworks Cineworld / White Rose Art Gallery 09:30 - 14:00 3+ 10:00 U 3+ FREE Drop-in Story 10:00 - 16:00 11 + Shorts for Wee Ones World creative play FREE Filmmaking 45mins 11:00 11:00 - 17:00 3+ drop-in workshops Frozen 2 FREE Drop-in creative with photographer 11:15 PG 5+ Nick Singleton Shorts for Middle Ones 103mins play 50mins 12:30 U 5+ Sheep & Wolves 2 13:00 74mins Kirikou and the Sorceress + free Tue 7 Apr Tue 14:15 PG 8+ activity Team Marco 60mins activity + 90mins 71mins film 16:15 PG The Arctic Camels 77mins 09:30 - 14:00 3+ 10:00 U 3+ FREE Drop-in Story Cattle Hill World creative play 65mins 11:00 11:00 - 17:00 3+ 11:30 U 5+ The Addams Family FREE Drop-in creative Fantastic Return to Oz 86mins play 80mins 13:30 PG 8+ Snow White & the 13:00 Magic of the Dwarfs Ernest and Celestine + 90mins free activity 60mins activity + Wed 8 Apr Wed 15:30 PG 8+ 80mins film Sune - Best Man 88mins 09:30 - 14:00 3+ 10:00 U 3+ FREE Drop-in Story 10:00 - 16:00 11 + The Elfkins World creative play FREE Filmmaking 75mins 11:00 11:00 - 17:00 3+ drop-in workshops Toy Story 4 FREE Drop-in creative with photographer 12:00 PG 8+ Nick Singleton The Bears Famous 100mins play Invasion of Sicily 90mins 14:00 PG 8+ 13:00 Rocca Changes the The Secret of Kells + Thu 9 Apr World free activity 100mins 60mins activity + 75mins film 16:00 PG 8+ Romy’s Salon 90mins 6 Book tickets online at leedsfilm.com or at City Centre Box Office on 0113 376 0318.
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