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Deaf Conversations About Cinema: Wild Horse Nine

Event

Café & Bar, Watershed

This is a free event, no booking necessary.

Please join us at the 17:40 Descriptive Subtitled screening of Wild Horse Nine on Mon 9 Nov which will feature an introduction from a special guest TBC followed by a post-screening discussion in the Café & Bar. Featuring BSL interpretation. 

In Martin McDonagh’s uproarious comedy thriller, John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell play two CIA agents in the turbulent 1970s who are sent to Easter Island to await the overthrow of Chile’s leftist government.

This will be followed at 19:45 by a post-screening discussion in the Café & Bar with our guest and audience members. The evening will be hosted by Deaf artist, performer and filmmaker David Ellington and will feature BSL interpretation throughout.

You’ll receive 10% off drinks with your cinema ticket – so grab a glass and let us know your thoughts about Digger.


    Deaf Conversations About Cinema: Wild Horse Nine

    1h 0m —

    Event types:

    BSL
    BSL interpretation

    Mon 9 Nov

    (ends 21:00)BSLFree

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    Or call Box Office: 0117 927 5100

    Pricing

    You do not need to book tickets for this free event.

    Access

    Cinema seat widths

    Our cinema seats are 46cm wide, with wooden armrests on either side of each seat that can’t be moved.

    We can provide seats without armrests or bean bags as alternatives at the front of the cinema if that is more comfortable for you. Please just call our Box Office on (0117) 927 5100 or book in-person to arrange.

    Access Register

    Join our Access Register to help us deliver the best possible experience for you. You can sign up to our Access Register online, or in person at Box Office or by calling (0117) 927 5100.

    Further info

    Our building is accessible, our staff are trained in basic BSL and Deaf awareness, we have toilets for everyone and we run an accessible programme of screenings, events and exhibitions. Find out more on our Access page.

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