Jun 22, 2007 • 1 min read

Latitude adds film and theatre programme

The Latitude Festival has added film screenings including This Is England and The Lodger, plus theatre from the Royal Court, Paines Plough, Bush Theatre and Random Dance.

More adds to the old Latitude Festival, though not of the musical kind because, as you all surely remember, this is the festival where you get a bit of literature and comedy as well as your music. And even some film it seems, because they've just announced some additions for the film arena including Richard Curtis' slightly wet 'The Girl In The Café', Shane Meadows eighties skin head exploration 'This Is England' and Alfred Hitchcock's classic silent flick 'The Lodger: A Story Of The London Fog', which will be accompanied by a live orchestra. Oh, and there'll be a special preview screening of new movie 'Hallam Foe', which will get its UK premiere at the Edinburgh Film Festival in August. Other new additions come from a theatrical background, with confirmation that the likes of the Royal Court, Paines Plough, Bush Theatre and Random Dance will all be staging events.

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