Film & Food: And Then We Danced

With a breath-taking central performance, And Then We Danced explores forbidden desire, ambition and liberation set against the backdrop of traditionalist Tblisi.

About the Film - And Then We Danced (2019):
Softness is a dangerous affliction for the boys of the National Georgian Ensemble in Levan Akin's And Then We Danced. To have soft limbs is to be weak, to lose strength in your muscles is to fail.

This practice, rooted in military moves and Middle Age holiday celebrations, occupies the mind and body of Merab (dancer Levan Gelbakhiani in his first acting role), a sensitive and headstrong student at the academy. He's talented, and a touch frustrated by the cultural structures inhibiting his livelihood. But he's still mostly in control of his ambition, until a rival dancer enters the equation and thaws his cool veneer with a threat.


How the screening works:
Bring the cinema home! Prior to the evening you will be emailed with a link to the film (£3.50)

On the day of the event you will either collect your pre-ordered meals (£13) or have them delivered (+£3.50). They can stay in your fridge and require a little sorting when you're ready to eat.

The film will be screened live through the link you have been emailed at 7.30pm on Thursday24th June.