Summer Nights Film Festival 2013 will tour a selection of classic and contemporary films and to National Trust locations throughout Derbyshire in August and September.
Presented on a giant screen by QUAD, Derby's centre for art and film,Summer Nights offers the chance to enjoy the great outdoors for a unique cinematic experience.
Four National Trust venues in Derbyshire plus Wollaton Hall in Nottinghamshire have been announced, the and screeningshave now been confirmed as:
Psycho (15) at Calke Abbey on Friday 9th August
Les Misérables (12A) at Calke Abbey on Saturday 10th August
Mamma Mia (PG) at Kedleston Hall on Friday 16th August
Quartet (12A) at Kedleston Hall on Saturday 17th August
Les Misérables (12A) at Sudbury Hall on Saturday 24th August
Life of Pi (PG) at Sudbury Hall on August
Skyfall (12A) at Hardwick Hall on Friday 30th August
Grease (PG) at Hardwick Hall on Saturday 31st August
Les Misérables (12A) at Wollaton Hall, Notttinghamshire, on Friday 6th September
Batman: The Dark Knight Rises at Wollaton Hall, Notttinghamshire on Saturday 7th September.
Film titles have been picked from some of the Oscar successes of 2012 and 2013, and tickets for the screenings are now available to book in advance at a discounted ‘early bird’ rate of £10.50.
Emily Rapley from the National Trust said “We are really pleased to again be part of the Summer Nights festival. The films screened at our places last year were really well received and everyone had great fun. Watching a film against the backdrop that our places can offer is a brilliant experience, especially if it features in the film!”
Adam Buss, QUAD Director Of Engagement, said “We are really pleased to be bringing back Summer Nights Film Festival in 2013, we had such positive feedback about last years’ festival and great attendances and once again we are blessed with fabulous locations.”
For screening times, to book seats or for more information, please see QUAD website http://www.derbyquad.co.uk/