YIFF Presents IN FLAMES - *FREE* Bradford Special Preview Q&A Screening

YIFF Presents IN FLAMES - FREE *Bradford* Community Preview Screening and Q&A

Yorkshire Indian Film Festival invites you to join us for a special FREE community preview screening and Q&A session of the Cannes-selected supernatural Pakistani thriller IN FLAMES with director Zarrar Kahn, at The Light Cinema on Wednesday 22nd May 2024 . This is your chance to be among the first to see this exciting new movie and engage in a lively discussion. Don't miss out on this exclusive event! Grab your tickets now.

Notes: 

• Tickets are free but are very limited 
• Tickets are available on a first come first served basis
• Seating is non-allocated 
• Up to 2 tickets can be secured per order
• Please flag any accessibility issues ASAP

Timings: 6:30pm Doors Open, 7:00pm Sharp Film Starts, 8:45pm Film Ends with Q&A

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Synopsis: Mariam's precarious existence is ripped apart when her father passes. Living in a deep-rooted and toxic patriarchy, Mariam and her mother must find the strength to survive the malevolent forces that threaten to swallow them. Featuring Ramesha Nawal, Bakhtawar Mazhar and Omar Javaid.

Rated: 15

Language: Urdu with English Subtitles

**IN FLAMES is heading to cinemas nationwide on Friday 24th May with the support of #NationalLottery and BFI via Blue Finch Film Releasing**

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Glowing Reviews for IN FLAMES ⬇️

🌟 'A revelation...A ghost story about the enduring power of ruinous men' – Variety

🌟 'A seedy ride through a bleak existence that would be entertaining enough to watch with popcorn if it didn’t depict a life that’s all too real for too many people.' – Indiewire

🌟 'Haunting...Kahn uses techniques borrowed from the horror genre to address the experience of living an environment where one is seen as less than fully human, or even as prey' - Eye For Film

🌟 '★★★★ - 'In Flames does not let its characters, or audience, rest easy in its earthy, tangible hauntings, ones that spring from the violence barely contained beneath a veneer of politeness and conformity to which only some are truly subject.' - Screen Anarchy