Get to see more films this year at our official Film Festival bar!
We are very pleased to be supported by Drink-In Brighton this year and our official Film Festival Bar is Riki Tiks on Bond Street, Brighton.

Go to talk,  debate as well as watch extra screenings. Animation, dance for camera, mix tapes and take part in film quizzes.
Catch the films that nearly slipped through the programming net for free!

Every ticket you buy for a film entitles you to a discounted drink at three bars, Shakespeare’s Head, Xuma and RIki Tiks. For more information visit drink-in-brighton.co.uk to find more offers and discounts and many other places to eat and drink.

The Independent covers Cine-City’s NEVERMADE programme in yesterdays paper, 18 November 2009.

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/features/the-best-films-never-made-1821716.html

Our opening night film MICMACS has been awarded a (12A) certificate by the BBFC, so anyone over the age of 12 can now see the film during Cine-City. Unfortunately films without certificates are restricted to those over 18 during the festival.

Thurs 26 Nov

Duke of Yorks Picturehouse 9.00am

The COSMAT conference 2009 features the distinctive debut feature film by South Coast director Matthew Thompson DUMMY.

Danny escapes his day to day existence with his sick mother by immersing himself in recreational drugs, girls and music. But things change when his mother dies from a possible overdose and he finds himself looking after his younger more introverted brother, Jack. Strong on atmosphere, DUMMY is a psychological drama, with a keen sense of visual style. Thompson,with producer Paula Barnes and actor Thomas Grant , will introduce his work and answer questions from the audiences of Film and Media A-Level students from Sussex schools and colleges. msr@varndean.ac.uk

Fri 27 Nov 9.45am – 4.45pm

Lighthouse

Cost £30 (includes VAT, lunch and complimentary tickets to Mark Lewis private view and ‘in conversation’ event)

To book download a course registration form and return it by Fri 13 Nov to the Independent Cinema Office.

www.independentcinemaoffice.org.uk/training-2009-artistsmovingimage-brighton

The course is for programming, marketing and education staff of cinemas, film festivals and film societies who want to start or develop a programme of artists’ film; cross arts venues and organisations who want to integrate their cinema and gallery more comprehensively; Galleries and museums interested in forging links with cinemas; independent curators working with film and video. The course will be led by George Clark, curator, writer and artist, with guest speakers Mike Sperlinger, Assistant Director of LUX, Jamie Wyld, Acting Chief Executive of  Lighthouse and co-director and founder of videoclub, and speakers from CINECITY.