'Award-winning' film showing sites around Greater Manchester to be screened at free event
A Manchester-based film is set to be featured on the big screen at a special event in one of the region’s newest independent cinemas. Leigh Film Factory formed last year and will be hosting a free viewing of 'Nobody Loves You and You Don't Deserve to Exist'.
Starring David Howell from 'Brassic' and Reuben Clarke from 'Peaky Blinders', the film was filmed over a six-and-a-half years in and around Greater Manchester before its completion in the summer of 2022. The film has won dozens of awards including Best Director, Best Feature Film, Best Actor and Best Cinematography. Now the people of Leigh and Spinners Mill are set to experience a film which could include sites very familiar to them - and the team at the Park Lane site couldn’t be happier.
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