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A socially distanced outdoor cinema is set to arrive in London this summer.
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The Free Range Film Club will screen a series of movies at The Three Mills Island, Blackheath Common and Brockwell Park throughout July and August.
Film titles will include Black Panther, Groundhog Day, Grease, 10 Things I Hate About You, Romeo + Juliet, Get Out, Thelma & Louise and more. Tickets will start from £20, and are on sale now – with more venues to be added soon.
Social distancing measures will be in place, including limited capacity, allocated spacing and designated distancing of groups.
Organisers said: “The balmy nights can be enjoyed entirely alfresco with not a car in sight; just bring a blanket and we’ll deliver bespoke street food and cold crafty tipples direct to your space.”
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The rise of alternative movie experiences came in response to traditional cinemas closing their doors in March due to the coronavirus crisis.
Boris Johnson has given the go-ahead for cinemas to reopen from July 4, but many are still choosing to stay closed until a later date. Cineworld, which had previously announced all its branches would reopen on July 10, has now postponed the reopening until July 31.
Meanwhile, a number of film and TV projects have been affected by the global pandemic – here’s a full list of impacted titles.
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