B.A.D. cinema presents: A bunch of Amateurs

About the event: Doors open from 7pm, high-street entrance to Boscombe Arts Depot (B.A.D.) on Wednesday 12 April. The film will start at 7.30pm.

About the film: A bunch of Amateurs, directed by Kim Hopkins

A thoroughly moving and ultimately joyful documentary, A Bunch of Amateurs follows the members of Bradford Movie Makers, one of the oldest amateur filmmaking clubs in the world. Once a thriving community, these days the membership is dwindling and the group struggle to keep the wolf from the door, but it’s group of ageing cinephiles’ attempt to save their beloved club.

Running Time: 93 mins

This film contains some strong language. 

Ticket info:  We want to keep prices to a minimum so as many people can come as possible. Tickets are therefore £5.00. Free tickets are also available for those with low income, outsider artists, asylum seekers, refugees and vulnerable migrants. BEAF Arts Co is a not-for-profit organisation. All profits from our ticket sales go back into supporting our work, community and artists.

Refunds: If you can no longer make this event, then please contact us a week in advance of the screening date to request one. Refunds after then will not be accepted and please note Eventbrite’s fee cannot be refunded.

Access info: Doors open from 7pm to have a chat and a drink and to grab a comfy seat, the film starts at 7.30pm, drinks and snacks are available. B.A.D. is on the ground floor and has wide doors for access.

Getting to us: If you are coming by foot or by bus, take the M2 bus and get off near Boscanova if coming from Southbourne or next to Aldi if coming from Poole and Bournemouth. Walk along the high-street and please come to the main entrance at B.A.D. directly opposite Costa. If you are coming by car we would recommend parking in the sovereign centre car park, then come to the main entrance on the high-street. Pokesdown for Boscombe train station is a 15-20 minute walk from B.A.D. along Christchurch Road.