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MAXINE PEAKE AT SALFORD BLACK LION PUB
 

Star date: 22nd April 2012

EDGE PREMIERES FOR KINO AT THE BLACK LION

Edge
The Black Lion
Wednesday 25th April 7:30pm £4/3

Top Salford based actress Maxine Peake is to appear at The Black Lion pub this Wednesday at the North West Premiere of her new film, Edge.

Maxine will be doing a live Question and Answer session after the screening, which takes place in Kino's cinema lounge upstairs at the Chapel Street pub.

Full details here…


Maxine Peake in Edge Maxine Peake in Edge
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Legendary local movie pusher, Kino Film, which used to present the wild Kino Film Festival, has been based upstairs at the The Black Lion pub for six months building up its new base. Now, Salford based actress Maxine Peake is to attend The Black Lion's first major North West premiere for the feature film, Edge, and take part in a Question and Answer session after the screening.

Maxine stars in Edge as a guilt-ridden woman who arrives at the Cliff Edge Hotel desperate to recover her past. There she meets a washed-up pop star (Paul Hilton) who is looking for inspiration, plus a host of other characters, each with a mystery of their own. Or, as the blurb states…

"... a group of disparate lost souls gravitate to a rundown desolate seaside town in search of new horizons. Over the course of two days, now frozen into the bleak landscape, they begin to find a purpose that unites them all..."

Have they all reached the edge? Or are they about to go over the edge?

Edge is written and directed by Carol Morley, well known for her documentaries which include the award winning The Alcohol Years centred on her time during Madchester daze. Edge is Carol's first fiction feature and it will be supported by screenings of two of her previous short films, Stalin My Neighbour and Everyday Something.

After the Edge premiere, Carol Morley will take part in a Question and Answer session via Skype, while Maxine Peake will be Q&A'd live. Host is John Robb. 


Edge
The Black Lion, 65 Chapel Street, Salford M3 5HW
Wednesday 25th April
£4/3 pay on the door.
Doors open 7:30pm.
Short film screenings from 7:45pm, followed by Edge premiere, then Q & As, finishing at 10:30pm.

 

Anti- Politician wrote
at 17:30:58 on 22 April 2012
Looking forward to this . Maxine is a great actor , and also a supporter of Salford's Finest Asset , the Working Class Movement Library .. [ [Don't let the Crazy Gang at the Madhouse know - they'll run it into the ground like Buille Hill Mansion , and sell it off cheap] ......SHHHH.
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