Journalists. Intrepid crusaders for truth and justice, or cynical slingers of sensationalism and the now-dreaded ‘fake news’? It might be some combination of the two (except of course for self-appointed film critics, whose dedication and value are without question), but the world of journalism has always been of interest to filmmakers, with its capacity for high stakes, morality plays and occasionally, a quickly-escalating news team brawl. All through September into early October, the Light House Cinema will be screening an extensive selection of great films about journalists, news anchors, newspaper men and more in the media, with classics both cult and canonised from some of the biggest names in Western filmmaking. Exploring journalism in all its forms, ‘Hacks’ season is here and we have the full schedule for you to peruse.Read more…
- September 2, 2017
- 35mm, Adam McKay, All The President's Men, Almost Famous, Anchorman, and Good Luck, Cameron Crowe, Capote, Citizen Kane, Classic Films, Cool Programmes, cult classic, David Fincher, Fancy Dress, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, George Clooney, Goodnight, Hacks, In Cold Blood, Karaoke, Light House, Light House Cinema, Network, Orson Welles, Sidney Lumet, Smithfield, Terry Gilliam, The Devil Wears Prada, The Killing Fields, The Social Network, Truman Capote, Will Ferrell, Zodiac