Screening of classic Mike Leigh film for Get Fair

Supporting the launch of the Get Fair campaign, the London Open House Film Club is presenting a rare screening of the classic Mike Leigh film Naked.

Mike Leigh's classic Naked

Naked tells the story of three days in the life of Johnny (David Thewlis), as he escapes Manchester and ends up on the streets in London. Johnny has vivid thoughts and theories about time, the meaning of life, and the coming apocalypse, and his relationships and encounters are brought to life with Mr Leigh’s extraordinary skill and realism.

British life in the raw!

Followed by a discussion and Q&A with five-time Oscar nominee, Palme d’Or winning filmmaker Mike Leigh.

Plus short films by Future Shorts.

Thursday 18 September 2008, 6.15pm
Odeon West End, 40 Leicester Square WC2H 7LP

Tickets £10.00 from Odeon.co.uk / 0871 22 44 007
Free tickets for homeless / hostel residents
Tickets can be reserved through London churches or homelessness service, and then collected at the cinema on the day.

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