Algorithm Party +Q&A (15)

Cinema Q&A
  • Saturday 6th March 2027 19:15 (Q&a)

Algorithm Party is an authentic, forthright glimpse into working class life, told with a blunt honesty with humour and compassion. A feature adaptation of debut publication of spoken word artist ‘Roy’ (PJ Smith).

The film is the directorial debut of Roy Boulter – drummer in Liverpool band The Farm. Roy’s deft, articulate and startlingly observed musings veer from the comic to the calamitous in a breath, cutting to the quick of the broad swathe of people and personalities that comprise his native city, from struggling parents to small-time criminals, pent-up white-collar workers to drinkers long lost to the ale.

Roy’s eye is as keen as it is generous, presenting, in the great tradition of English realism, the real lives of people up against it in all sorts of ways, muddling through, trying to make the best of it.

Algorithm Party will be followed by a Q&A, the short film ‘The Mersey Water Boys’, by Francis Prendiville, and three short sets from Verbalise regulars.

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