Sanny reports with news of more Lifecycles screenings:
Unless you’ve been living off grid for the last few months, you’ve probably heard about the film “Lifecycles” and the limited cinema tour round the UK to coincide with the release on Blu Ray and DVD. The film has played to some pretty big audiences and as a result of demand, a couple of extra dates have been added to the tour including Bristol and a special screening at the IMAX cinema in Rheghed.
The first screening takes place next Friday night (28th January) at the Cube cinema in Bristol. Tickets have only just gone on sale and can be bought over the phone or in store from the Bristol branch of Cyclesurgery who are sponsoring the screening www.cyclesurgery.com. The screening will include a second feature, VAST, the European freeride film from Ionate films.
This is followed by a screening in Inverness at Eden Court on Thursday 3rd February which will also feature a special bonus short on the night.
Finally, there will be a screening at the IMAX cinema in Rheghed near Penrith on Sunday 6th February. The previous screening completely sold out. For those who missed it, this is the last opportunity to see the film in all it’s Blu Ray high definition glory. Thanks to the guys at X-treme video, there will be a surprise second feature showing in Blu Ray getting its UK premiere. We can’t tell you what it is yet but it will definitely be worth the price of admission to see on the big (make that enormous) screen.
Final list of dates and locations are:-
BRISTOL Friday 28th January 2011 Cube Cinema, 4 Princess Row, Bristol
Tickets available in advance in store from the Bristol branch of Cyclesurgery, Sheild Retails Centre, Filton, Bristol BS34 7BR www.cyclesurgery.com 0117 914 3000
INVERNESS Thursday 3rd February 2011 Eden Court Theatre, Bishops Road, Inverness 01463 234 234 www.eden-court.co.uk
PENRITH Sunday 6th February 2010 Rheged IMAX cinema, Two minutes from J40 on the M6 01768 868000 www.rheged.com
To see the trailers, go to www.lifecyclesfilm.com and www.ionatefilms.com
The tour has only been made possible thanks to the generosity and support of the following businesses and people within the bike trade.
Franck, Benjamin, Christel and Helena at www.x-tremevideo.com
Claire and the team at www.cyclesurgery.com for the Bristol screening
Andy, Keith and the team at www.biketreks.net for the Rheghed screening
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Well done for organising the Cube. It is, at the same time, the most right on and most disorganised cinema in the world, but I love it ‘cos they serve Bath Ales there.
Gah busy friday grrr. Vast is good. See iTunes