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Hyde Park Picture House
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Song of Lahore

USA, 2015, 82mins, Cert.12A
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Film description

Lahore has always been world-renowned for its music. With the increased Islamisation of Pakistan in the 1970s, many of the city’s musicians have struggled, but this film spotlights one group, the internationally acclaimed Sachal Jazz Ensemble, who have kept on playing. When their unique mix of traditional music with Western flare gets the attention of jazz supremo Wynton Marsalis they are invited to New York. 

Leeds screening presented by London Indian Film Festival in partnership with Leeds Film and Harama Living Centre: supported by the British Film Institute, Film Hub North & Rangoonwala Foundation. 


Language:English & Urdu & Punjabi with English subtitles
Director:Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Andy Schocken
Starring:Najaf Ali, Rafiq Ahmed, Saleem Khan
F-Rating: Single
Association:London Indian Film Festival, Leeds Film, BFI

Showing as part of International Women

Throughout March, to coincide with International Women's Day (8th March) we are shining an extra bright light on fantastic female filmmakers, from across the globe.
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Showing at

Hyde Park Picture House

Venue details

Address

73 Brudenell Road, Leeds LS6 1JD, UK
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Access info

The Picture House has two small steps at the main entrance. Step-free access to the auditorium and foyer is possible via a side entrance. Unfortunately none of the Picture House's toilets are accessible and both via a flight of stairs. The cinema has three wheelchair spaces – to reserve one of these, please select the 'wheelchair space' ticket during checkout.

Refreshment info

The Picture House offers a range of hot and cold drinks, including beers and wines, alongside popcorn, sweets, ice creams (Northern Bloc) and vegan cakes (That Old Chestnut).

Showtimes

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