Central Station (15) (1998)

A screening of Walter Salles's BAFTA-winning 1998 Brazilian road movie Central Station, about a former teacher and an orphaned boy travelling to find the boy's father.

Foxlowe Films screens Central Station, Walter Salles's 1998 road movie in which a jaded former school teacher and a newly orphaned boy travel through northern Brazil in search of the boy's estranged father. The film runs 111 minutes, is subtitled, and is noted for its cinematography and unsentimental portrayal of connection between two strangers. Doors open at 7pm with a licensed bar and hot drinks, and the film starts at 7:45pm. The cinema is on the first floor with no disabled access.