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Dead Man's Shoes film screening plus Q&A

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Thursday 21st May 2026
New Continental in Preston
7:30pm til 9:45pm (Last entry 7:30pm)
Minimum Age
18+

Dead Man's Shoes film screening plus Q&A

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Get ready to watch the cult British film Dead Man's Shoes - followed by a Q+A with one of the film's stars, Stuart Wolfenden.

The iconic film, masterfully directed by Shane Meadows, gets a rare big-screen outing - uniquely followed by an exclusive An Audience With event with one of the film's stars, actor Stuart Wolfenden who played Herbie.

This is a unique opportunity to experience the film that changed British cinema, followed by behind-the-scenes stories from Stuart, where he'll reveal what it was really like working on one of the most powerful indie films ever made.

Dead Man's Shoes is 2004 a British psychological thriller revenge tragedy, directed by Shane Meadows and starring Paddy Considine, who both co-wrote the script alongside Paul Fraser.

Reviews:

‘Highly recommended’★★★★★ TOTAL FILM
‘Raw, searing… completely gripping’ ★★★★ EMPIRE
‘Chilling, the best British film you’ve seen this year’ ZOO
Named in the top 12 of Total Film’s greatest ever films.


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