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Dracula (1973) and They Have Changed Their Face (1971), introduced by Kim Newman
Price
£8
Gothique Film Society six-show season membership £30, with in-season discounts. Doors 18:00.
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Kim Newman introduces two unusual screen adaptations of Dracula, one from Canadian television and one Italian horror film.
The Gothique Film Society double bill pairs the 1973 Purple Playhouse television adaptation with Corrado Farina’s 1971 film about an industrialist whose power is likened to vampirism. Kim Newman introduces the programme.
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