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September’s Party

Wednesday, August 31st, 2011

This month we’ve had a special request for a genre, and being an open-minded and inquisitive bunch we’re more than happy to oblige! It’s one we’d never have thought of ourselves, but once we started researching it we realised it was choc-full of absolute cinematic classics! Ladies and gents, please get voting for your choice of 60s military / revolution films! And if anyone else has a suggestion for a decade / genre combo, just drop us a note at bec@artyfartyfimparty.co.uk.

Zulu

Zulu

:: Arty Farty Film Party - 60s Military / Revolution Films
:: Wednesday 6th September
:: An Outlet, Dale Street, Manchester
:: 7:00pm

Enjoy An Outlet’s fine wines, great range of bottled beers and lovingly prepared food.

ENTRANCE IS 100% FREE

We hope to see you there!

POLL IS NOW CLOSED! THE WINNER IS DR. STRANGELOVE OR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE BOMB (1964)

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You know what they say, don’t you? If you love a man’s garden, you gotta love the man!

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

So there was a pretty even spread of votes this time, and the winner by a single vote is Serpico!

The Wrestler

Serpico

A year after her made his mark on the big screen with The Godfather, Al Pacino returned with a gritty portrayal of an honest NY cop being turned against by his corrupt peers. Pacino’s acting is smooooooooth and it’s directed by the legendary Sidney Lumet, a winning combo you really shouldn’t miss.

Come on down to our pre-bonfire night Arty Farty Film Party this Weds 4th November to celebrate the failure of the gunpowder plot. We’re also going to have a sparkler party in the interval, so make sure you bring a pair of gloves with you!

Doors are at 7pm, film at 7:30pm sharp at An Outlet on Dale Street. Remember there’s a very limited seating capacity (30) so make sure you get there on time to avoid disappointment.

There will be £6 bottles of red and white wine available to purchase, as well as a range of lovely bottled beers, popcorn, nachos and penny sweets. And as always entrance is 100% free.

We hope to see you there!

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