- Directed by: Mick Jackson
- Cast: Karen Meagher, Reece Dinsdale, Rita May
- Year: 1984
- Duration: 112min
- Certificate: 15
- Type: Film
A rare opportunity, on its 40th anniversary, to see the BBC’s landmark depiction of nuclear war.
In Sheffield, Ruth and Jimmy’s lives are changed by an unplanned pregnancy. Meanwhile, increasing tension between the superpowers threatens a more terrible crisis. Controversial when first broadcast, this remains the most gripping, convincing and influential portrayal of nuclear war on the screen.
This screening will be introduced by Dr Daniel Cordle, expert in nuclear literature and film.
Content note: Please note that Threads contains visceral depictions of nuclear war and its aftermath that you might find distressing.
Tour of Nottingham War Rooms
This September, delve into a fascinating piece of Nottingham's history with an exclusive tour of The War Rooms, originally known as 'Chalfont Drive.' This Cold War-era nuclear bunker, largely untouched since the 1960s, offers a rare glimpse into a critical site designed to protect the Regional Commissioner during a nuclear crisis. Visitors will explore the bunker’s intriguing spaces, including a 1960s kitchen, dormitories, a BBC studio with original acoustic panelling, and more.
This is a unique opportunity for history buffs, urban explorers and those curious about the Cold War period.
🗓️ Dates: 17, 18 & 23 September 2024
📍 Location: Nottingham War Rooms, Robin's Wood Road, NG8 3LD
💷 Price: £15 per ticket + booking fee
👥 Age: 16+ only
📸 Photography Allowed
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