There will be a rare screening of the 1983 cult feminist science fiction film, 'Born In Flames', directed by Lizzie Borden at the Duke Of York's Cinema on Sunday, February 5, at 11am, during Brighton LGBT History Month
Tickets are £7 on the door and in advance
(members concessions apply)
Tel. 0871 704 2068 (10p a minute from a BT landline, but calls via other providers or mobile phones may cost more)
"The American Social Revolution is now ten
years old, but the socialist government’s promises of equality, justice
and fairness for all have drifted away. Racism and sexism has returned
to New York: the streets and the workplace are still unsafe for women.
Underground
radio commentators, Isabel from Radio Ragazza and Honey from Phoenix
Radio are broadcasting feminist criticism and disenchantment with the
government, but disagree about joining up with the newly founded militant Women’s Army.
Radio Ragazza, Phoenix Radio and the
Women’s Army are now under secret investigation by the FBI, and when the
radical international activist Adelaide Norris comes to New York she is
arrested and suspiciously dies in custody......."
Cyberschizoid and Scare Sarah, the team
behind successful Classic Horror Campaign film screenings across the UK
are presenting the first in a series of Brighton based horror events.
I adored the film, it’s challenging, funny, heart rendingand ultimately tells the truth of the often tense,
never easy relationships between gay men and their
mothers.
The 'Eating Out' series is funny, sharp and has some excellent snappy dialogue
and lines and this new film continues in the tradition of quick banter,
funny complications and some sexed up moments of fun.