Nine films explore a dizzying array of responses to walking and landscape, both urban and rural. From Rachel Henaghan's sensual, sensory delight, Elan, to Fiona Cullinan's witty, super-short Roadwords, from Andy Howlett’s engrossing Escarpment, to Kate Green’s musical Mindwalk.
In Andrew Howe’s Cinderloo we delve deep into history, Adele Mary Reed takes us on a visually delightful tour of Coventry whilst grappling with ideas about art and the commons. Fiona Cullinan shows us how it can be to walk as a woman in the world, …kruse takes a surprisingly eloquent pen for a walk, while Simon Jefferies’, WalkaDay is an upbeat celebration of walking and Walkspace.
Saturday 11th May, 7pm. Tickets £6.50 price includes a programme. There will be a licensed bar available all evening.
Walking Shorts is hosted by …kruse who hopes that if people enjoy this sort of thing it might become an annual event, perhaps with talks and walks thrown in too. If you have any queries or questions please email susankruse(at)yahoo(dot)com
Address: Playhouse Cinema, Leominster Community Centre, School Road, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 8NJ
Leominster is accessible by train from Birmingham either via Shrewsbury or Hereford. There is free parking at the Community Centre and in Broad st car park, behind the Community Centre.
The centre is accessible for wheelchairs.