LOOSE SCREW FILM FESTIVAL
30th November - 4th December
The Art House, Drury Lane, Wakefield WF1 2TE
Loose Screw Film Festival will be screened at The Art House from 30th November to 4th December, launching during Artwalk, Wakefield's iconic bi-monthly evening of culture.
Join us at The Art House from 5pm on the 30th November for the premiere of four new artist film commissions created by Joseph June Bond, Joanna Byrne, and Rhian Cooke, and lead artist alabamathirteen. The films will be played on a loop throughout the evening of Artwalk, and for the duration of the film festival.
Each artist brings their own unique perspective and lived experiences of mental health/illness and together, provide a festival of vulnerable, thought-provoking and exciting works that sensitively address an incredibly relatable topic.
Loose Screw has also been asking the Wakefield public to get involved in the film festival by submitting images, poems, short pieces of writing, and sounds about their experiences of mental health/illness through the hashtag #WhatSupWakefield. A selection of the submissions will be included in short idents shown between the films.
Opening Hours
Wednesday 30th November: 5pm to 9pm
Thursday 1st December: 10am to 4pm
Friday 2nd December: 10am to 4pm
Saturday 3rd December: 9.30am to 4pm
Sunday 4th December: 11am to 4pm
Access Information
Films will be captioned, braille transcripts and audio descriptions will also be available. There will be a variety of seating available in the screening room.
Masks and hand sanitiser will be available outside the screening room, and as one of our artists is severely immune compromised we politely request that you use them if possible if you are visiting during Artwalk.
The Art House also offer exhibition private views by appointment for any visitor who is unable to visit during standard open hours. These sessions can be made Covid-safe with the use of mask wearing and other precautions, and access accommodations can be made on an individual basis.
The venue is wheelchair accessible, and full details about access, or how to book a private view by appointment, can be found on The Art House website.