Feast Your Eyes on Fabulous FREE Films!

Can’t bear to drag yourself away from the box? Not even for some of the world’s most inspirational artists, musicians and writers? Well the Harrogate International Festival is offering all of you square eyes something really special – a giant movie screen at the bottom of Montpellier Hill.

It’s a chance to watch some absolute classic films open-air style with a programme destined to put a warm fuzzy glow onto your summer. Films in the pipeline include the DreamWorks animation, How to Train Your Dragon and instant classic, the Oscar-winning Up, which sees pensioner Carl Fredricksen tie thousands of balloons to his home to fulfil a lifelong dream to see the wilds of South America. Forget the kids; this film will cause some serious damage to your tear ducts. Don’t leave your tissues at home for this literally uplifting movie destined to leave you laughing and crying at the same time.

What do you get when you cross ‘swell’ and ‘elegant’? High Society, starring the iconic Frank Sinatra, Grace Kelley, Bing Crosby and Louis Armstrong brings some swellegant partying to proceedings with the sensational songs

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? True Love and Well did you Ever? With dialogue that zips, clothes that drip chic and songs that wedge themselves firmly into your hearts, this is a classic you won’t want to miss.

Other films include Ocean’s 11 and Dirty Dancing (‘nobody puts Baby in the corner’), and tying into the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival celebrating 120 years of Agatha Christie*, there’s a chance to catch a ride full of murderous twists and turns courtesy of Murder on the Orient Express and ITV shows Poirot, Marple and the Murdoch Mysteries from TV channel, Alibi.

In addition, the Festival plan to show student shorts from the Northern Film School and the work of other local young filmmakers.

(Please note times may vary by a few minutes). The schedule is:

Friday 16th July

1100 – 1200     Student Shorts 

1200 – 1245     Episode 1, Murdoch Mysteries

1245 – 1330     Episode 2, Murdoch Mysteries

1300 – 1415     Episode 3, Murdoch Mysteries

1415 – 1548     Poirot: Five Little Pigs  

1548 – 1731     Marple: Pocket Full of Rye      

1731 – 1910     Poirot: Death on the Nile          

1910 – 2106     Ocean’s 11     

Saturday 17th July

1100 – 1200     Student Shorts 

1200 – 1245     Episode 4, Murdoch Mysteries

1245 – 1330     Episode 5, Murdoch Mysteries

1300 – 1415     Episode 6, Murdoch Mysteries

1415 – 1555     How to Train Your Dragon      

1555 – 1740     High Society    

1740 – 1915     Marple: The Body in the Library          

1915 – 2100     Dirty Dancing  

Sunday 18th July

1100 – 1200    Student Shorts 

1200 – 1245     Episode 7, Murdoch Mysteries

1245 – 1330     Episode 8, Murdoch Mysteries

1330 – 1506     Up      

1506 – 1640     Marple: The Body In The Library         

1640 – 1813     Poirot: Five Little Pigs  

1815 – 2022     Murder On The Orient Express

* More Tea Vicar? Celebrating 120 years of Agatha Christie features Christie’s grandson, Mathew Prichard, biographer Laura Thomson and crime author Andrew Taylor at the Crown Hotel on Friday 23 July, 5pm (tickets available at http://www.harrogate-festival.org.uk/crime or Ticket Hotline: 0845 130 8840.

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