They’re coming thick and fast at the moment.
That rather enigmatic log on the right is the symbol used by the Leeds International Film Festival.
The city of Leeds is in the self-styled ‘god’s own country’ county of Yorkshire in the north of England.
Hundreds of screenings, over a dozen venues, all packed in to a full two week long festival. The programme is broken down to five sections. Bone Tomahawk falls under the one titled ‘Fanomenon’ and will be shown as part of a marathon event called ‘Night Of The Dead XV’. It starts, appropriately enough, on Friday the 13th of November at 9pm. The curtain rises on Bone Tomahawk at around 1am on Saturday morning. But they’re only half-way done! The latest horror film from New Zealand, Deathgasm, ends the night with the credits rolling at nearly 7am. I’m not sure I’d be up for that. Some of us have on the Monday after!
Looks like tickets are only available for the whole night event, so are more expensive than they would be for just an individual screening.
You want to know where to find more info? Let me ‘Leeds’ you to it: official website.
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