We’re excited to announce an update to our upcoming June film course, British Sixties Cinema, at Linden Hall Studio, hosted by John Wischmeyer. In addition to the morning discussion sessions, the course will now include matinee film screenings, giving participants the chance to watch each film immediately after exploring its themes and historical context.
Films & Topics Include:
- Friday 5th June – A Taste of Honey (Tony Richardson, 1961)
A landmark British New Wave film exploring working-class life in post-war Britain. - Friday 12th June – Documentary Portrait of Twiggy
Delve into the career of the iconic model whose style and persona helped define 1960s fashion and youth culture. - Friday 19th June – Blue Road: The Edna O’Brien Story
Exploring the life and influence of the celebrated Irish writer, one of the most distinctive literary voices of the decade. - Friday 26th June – Blow-Up (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1966)
An iconic portrait of Swinging London, fashion, photography, and the era’s characteristic ambiguity.
Hosted by John Wischmeyer, this four-part course is perfect for anyone fascinated by the art, culture, and social changes of 1960s Britain. The combination of discussion and screening offers a rich, immersive experience that brings the period vividly to life.
Ticket Options:
- Film Course (morning sessions): £12 per session | £40 for the full four-week course
- Matinee Film Screenings: £10 per film | £6 for those attending the morning course session
- Full Course + All Screenings Package: £60 total
Morning film course sessions and afternoon screenings can be booked separately. All sessions include complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits during intervals.
Spaces are limited—book early to secure your place for both discussion and screenings.