Something exciting is coming to Screen on the Green!

Sonic Journeys Weekender is a three-day celebration of films defined by exceptional music, scores and sound design, taking place from 7-9 August at Everyman Screen on the Green.

Platforming films of every frequency, the programme includes concert docs about legendary figures in the music industry; horror and sci-fi films that utilise music in beautiful and innovative ways; and beloved movies with award-winning sound design, masterful scores and iconic needle drops.

Opening the weekender on Friday 7 August is one of the first UK screenings of Jane Schoenbrun’s Cannes Queer Palme winner, Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma, presented in partnership with Crack with a pre-screening DJ set by Hannah Holland. Starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, this is a new kind of slasher film, featuring an indelible soundtrack by Alex G.

Elsewhere in the programme:

• A live Q&A with the Oscar-winning sound designer of Sound Of Metal, Nicolas Becker, hosted by Edith Bowman
• Celebrate the 25th anniversary of Bend It Like Beckham and its unique soundtrack with an extended introduction from The MUBI Podcast and a live DJ set
• Dive into the sonic landscape of Robert Altman’s Nashville
• Step into the entrancing soundscape of Oliver Laxe’s existential thrill-ride Sirāt
• Attend a virtual gig by indie singer-songwriter Mitski with Mitski: The Land
• Enjoy the universally beloved Mica Levi score with a screening of Under The Skin
• A special surprise screening – a very exciting documentary about the only acceptable answer to the question: “Blur or Oasis?”

Tickets are available to purchase from the Everyman Box Office