Screenings
The latest information on cinema, festival, TV and web screenings for 'The Beat is The Law', plus special exhibitions, panels and other happenings. Updates to this page are announced via the Twitter feed so make sure you're following us @beatisthelaw if you're not doing so already.
Festivals and Cinemas - For information on obtaining screenings and accompanying appearances for film, please contact us via eve@thebeatisthelaw.com
March 15th, 2012
Just before Pulp play The Royal Albert Hall to kick off their 2012 world tour in style, we are pleased to announce we have been invited to screen The Beat Is The Law at the MAC cinema’s Departure Lounge in Birmingham on Thursday 29th March 2012 at 6pm. This will be the first time in the UK the film will be screened in high definition BluRay.
More details here>>
Eve Wood, the director will be attending for a Q and A session after the film with Jez Collins of Birmingham City University, who was also an Exec Producer of the Birmingham music film, Made in Birmingham/Reggae Punk Bhangra.
Over the following months The Beat Is The Law will be screening in America and Europe. Join our Facebook Page to be informed about up and coming dates.
Tags: Eve Wood, MAC birmingham, made in birmingham, pulp, royal albert hall
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January 4th, 2012

We are pleased to announce The Beat Is The Law will be screening its first BluRay version at the North West Film Forum over 3 nights on the 6th, 7th and 8th of January 2012. More details here>>
Seattle’s The Stranger publication reviews the film as “deeper and richer than your average music doc, diving into the political and economic realities underlying the music, and it’s terrific” more here>>
Tags: Iron lady, Margaret Thatcher, North West Film Forum, pulp documentary, seattle stranger, The Beat is The Law
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November 11th, 2011

We are very excited to announce The Beat Is The Law will screen in the Melkweg, Amsterdam at the Play International Music and Film Festival on 18th November 2011 at 12.30pm and again on the 20th at 01.00am.
More info and how to get tickets here>>
The location for the screenings has special significance not only for Sheffield music, bands and artists but also personally for the filmmakers themselves.
Martin F Bedford, one of the founders of Sheffield’s venue The Leadmill ( which was originally based on the concept of the Melkweg) who created amazing artwork for posters promoting the Leadmill gigs throughout the 80′s, will be exhibiting his brilliant art during the Festival as well as starring in the film. More info here>>
Various Sheffield bands featured in the film played at the Melkweg in the 80′s and 90′s:
On 24th February 1985 Hula, In The Nursery, Chakk, and Artery (well Artery is from Made In Sheffield) performed there as well as Leitmotiv. The gig was called ‘Sheffield Revisited’
Eve (who is Dutch) and Richard Wood (who is from Sheffield), the film’s director and producer, used to live in Amsterdam during the 90′s and remember being totally blown away by the performances The Longpigs and Pulp (Different Class tour) towards the end of 1995 at the Melkweg.
Eve will be attending the Festival and doing a Q and A after the Friday screening (in Dutch and English??)
Tags: Amsterdam, Artery, Hula, Martin F Bedford, Melkweg, Play Internationa Music and Film Festival, pulp, The Beat is The Law, The Longpigs
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