Film Events In Liverpool
Explore the vibrant world of film events in Liverpool, including festivals, outdoor cinema, independent screenings, and exclusive premieres.
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Jurassic Park In Concert Celebrating The 30th Anniversary Coming To Liverpool Arena This October
In celebration of the triple Oscar-winning Jurassic Park’s 30th anniversary, AEG Artistic Presents are thrilled to announce Jurassic Park In Concert. This Autumn the acclaimed blockbuster will be presented in venues around the country, while the film’s renowned award-winning John Williams score is performed live by a full orchestra. Giving audiences the chance to see the sci-fi classic like never before, the 1993 Stephen Spielberg hit will be shown in HD on big screens around the UK throughout October.…
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Musician & Audiovisual Artist Rea Fortis Presents ‘Where Are Your Gods Now’ At FACT This Summer
The multi-talented artist Rea Fortis will present her visual EP launch at FACT this August. Where Are Your Gods Now is an audiovisual experience that combines Rea Fortis’ love of music videos and visual albums (think Beyonce’s Lemonade or Janelle Monae’s Dirty Computer). This visual EP launch pays homage to Western films, while starting a conversation about the place of religion in a post-apocalyptic world. In her directorial premiere, Where Are Your Gods Now doubles as the debut EP from Fortis…
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The Luna Cinema Returns To St George’s Hall For Festive Film Screenings
The Luna Cinema, is returning to St George’s Hall in Liverpool with its iconic winter cinema experience, in partnership with heycar, this December for two weeks of feel-good festive film. St George’s Hall will once again be transformed into a magical festive cinema in which to enjoy a classic film on a giant screen. They’re screening just about every heart-warming, chestnut-roasting, cheesy Christmas classic there is from Elf, to Home Alone, It’s A Wonderful Life to…
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The Moon is a Fake Moon: Short Film
Those missing the live music experience will want to check out The Moon is a Fake Moon; a short film recorded live at our beloved Invisible Wind Factory. The film is an impressive collaborative effort from local creatives. Directed by Tommy Husband (ex Warp Films), musician Joel C Murray of Barberos and aPAtT performs three previously unreleased tracks. The collaboration was complete with Caroline Smith on camera, Rory Ballantyne on sound, and the IWF’s own…
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Drive-In Cinema Liverpool Showing Classic Christmas Films This December
The Drive-In Cinema Liverpool, the city’s only open air drive-in cinema, will be showing the best Christmas films this December for the ultimate movie night under the stars. They’ll be showing all your favourite festive films including Elf, Home Alone, Home Alone 2, The Holiday, The Grinch, The Polar Express, Frozen and Love Actually. Located at Trinity Rd Car Park, Bootle (L20 3AZ) tickets are available to buy per car for ÂŁ20 (for up to…
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Top 5 John Carpenter Films To Watch During Lockdown
George at Geeks That Don’t Want To Grow Up gives us his Top 5 John Carpenter Films To Watch During Lockdown. It’s a weird time we’re living in at the moment. A time of social unrest, and apocalyptic foreboding. However, it’ a good time to make the effort to see some movies, TV shows and read some books that you’ve been putting off for a while. In this vain it feels like we’re living in…
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Doc’n Roll Music Documentary Festival Returns 26 – 29 March
Doc’n Roll Music Documentary Festival, returns to the Mersey for its biggest and best event yet: the 5th Liverpool edition, which runs from from 26 to 29 March 2020 at Picturehouse at FACT and The British Music Experience (BME). From Zambian rock to MySpace-spawned waves of electronic creativity, Doc’n Roll Liverpool 2020’s five acclaimed full-length feature films each spotlight a unique musical landscape. Witness the births of movements both musical (Drum & Bass and the…
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Ghostbusters Documentary Screening At VideOdyssey
One of the best films of the 80’s can be seen in a whole new light thanks to a new Ghostbusters documentary screening at VideOdyssey on Saturday 14 March. Having celebrated the 35th anniversary of Ivan Reitman’s cult favourite with its European premiere at BFI IMAX, CLEANIN’ UP THE TOWN: Remembering Ghostbusters is heading for VideOdyssey. Directed and produced by the brother and sister team of Anthony and Claire Bueno, the film pays a fitting…
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There’s A Quentin Tarantino Themed Party Coming To Camp & Furnace
Camp & Furnace has announced a Quentin Tarantino themed party featuring a two-course American diner themed dinner, a bottomless fizz hour, themed cocktails, Tarantino soundtracks, visuals, film clips and more. Happening on Saturday 11 April from 5pm, you can expect an evening filled dedicated to the legendary Hollywood film director. Tickets go on sale on Thursday 20th February and you can sign up for ticket alerts via Skiddle. Tarantino is known for his often violent,…
Liverpool has long been recognised as a city with a strong connection to film, both as a backdrop for international productions and as a hub for local creative talent. When it comes to cinema-going and celebrating the art of film, the city has no shortage of exciting events to offer. From blockbuster premieres to independent screenings, film festivals to one-off outdoor cinema experiences, film events in Liverpool bring together audiences of all ages and tastes.
The city’s much-loved FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) is one of the leading destinations for film events in Liverpool, showing everything from new independent releases and documentaries to cult classics and international cinema. Alongside regular screenings, FACT also hosts Q&As, panel discussions, and live-streamed performances, giving audiences a chance to connect more deeply with the stories on screen.
Liverpool is also home to several film festivals that highlight the diversity of cinema. The Liverpool Film Festival, for instance, showcases emerging filmmakers and unique stories from around the world. The Liverpool Arab Arts Festival often includes film in its programme, offering opportunities to experience powerful narratives that spotlight Arab voices.
For those who love the glamour of cinema, red-carpet premieres and exclusive screenings are a big part of film events in Liverpool. The city’s rich filming history means major productions often return to host special events. Fans can enjoy seeing their favourite stars or even revisit films shot in the city.
In summer, outdoor cinema experiences bring a magical atmosphere to Liverpool’s parks and waterfront. Whether it’s a nostalgic classic projected under the stars or a family-friendly blockbuster with snacks and picnic blankets, open-air screenings are a highlight of the city’s film calendar.
Smaller, independent venues such as The Everyman Cinema, and community-run spaces like VideOdyssey at Toxteth TV Studios, also add to the mix, providing intimate, curated programming that reflects the city’s grassroots love of film.
Beyond screenings, many film events in Liverpool also provide educational opportunities. Workshops, filmmaker masterclasses, and networking events are regularly available for those who aspire to work in the film industry or simply want to learn more about the craft. Liverpool’s thriving community of creatives ensures there’s always something inspiring happening on or off the screen.
Whether you’re a passionate film buff or just looking for a fun night out, Liverpool’s film scene offers something for everyone. From the mainstream to the experimental, the city’s events celebrate cinema in all its forms, making it one of the UK’s most exciting places for film lovers.