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The Postman's White Nights (Andrei Konchalovsky, 2014, 111 mins) won that years' Silver Lion at the Venice film festival.  It was shot in the beautiful, distant, independently-minded Russian north-west.  All the actors are local to the area and non-professional: they play the people who live in the tiny isolated settlements of Lake Kenozero - only accessible from the mainland by boat.

We join the postman, the only connection with the outside world, on his day-to-day routes, and watch as personal stories unfurl and sometimes unravel.

Doors open 1830; screening starts 1900; screening ends 2050.  

This event is free.