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Posted by Catherine Jones on December 2, 2008 1:54 PM | 

We all know about the new all-singing, all-dancing Odeon Liverpool One, and I've been a member at FACT since it opened.
But for the next three weeks there is a new kid on the block, and one with a difference.
You may not want an ice cold drink when you go to see the films there, but the atmosphere is likely to make up for the potentially chilly or wet surroundings.
St Luke's, the bombed out church, is being transformed into an open air picturehouse at 4pm daily (except Mondays) between now and Christmas.
This week is Humphrey Bogart week, with Casablanca one of the films being shown (on Saturday).
Next week is "Liverpool" week, and in the week starting December 16 it's Christmas time, with classic It's a Wonderful Life showing on Saturday, December 20.
And best of all - the screenings are free!


 

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