Special Event: Amy with We Watch Films and a talk from Rebecca Mark-Lawson, founder of Tyke Films

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Amy
Screening & Talk
Amy

Event Date

Mon 09 Nov 2026

Event Time

10:30 - 14:20

Location

Parkway Cinema Beverley, Flemingate Centre, Armstrong Way, Beverley, Yorkshire, HU17 0 PW, England

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Cost

FREE

Recommended Age Group

15+

Curriculum Subject/s

  • Film Studies
  • Health
  • Media Studies
  • Music
  • Performing Arts
  • Personal
  • PSHE Education
  • Psychology

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This remarkable documentary tells the life story of the late singer/songwriter Amy Winehouse. Using a variety of film footage archive, mobile phone, news, home video we are with Amy from shy young teenager awkwardly messing around at parties, to international sensation and her struggles with fame, eating disorders and addiction. With contributions from a wide range of people close to Amy, as well as an effective filmmaking device of overlaying visuals with many of her lyrics, the result is both vibrant and intimate. All the while, her extraordinary voice is heard throughout, resulting in a sombre but heartfelt tribute to one of the 21st century's most significant cultural figures.


Speaker

10.30 - introduction to Amy for 6th form students allowed by the film
12.50 - (approx) - break for lunch
13.20 - Afternoon talk by Rebecca Mark-Lawson, founder of Tyke Films
14.30 - (approx) Finish

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Film title

Amy


Synopsis

This remarkable documentary tells the life story of the late singer/songwriter Amy Winehouse. Using a variety of film footage – archive, mobile phone, news, home video – we are with Amy from shy young teenager awkwardly messing around at parties, to international sensation and her struggles with fame, eating disorders and addiction. With contributions from a wide range of people close to Amy, as well as an effective filmmaking device of overlaying visuals with many of her lyrics, the result is both vibrant and intimate. All the while, her extraordinary voice is heard throughout, resulting in a sombre but heartfelt tribute to one of the 21st century’s most significant cultural figures.

Very strong language, strong drug references.

Director/s

Asif Kapadia

Year

2015

Country of Production

United Kingdom

Genres

  • Documentary

Language

English

Duration

128 minutes

Venue name

Parkway Cinema Beverley

Address

Flemingate Centre,
Beverley,
Yorkshire,
HU17 0 PW

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