Queens Film Theatre, Belfast (Ireland) will be screening Robert Pattinson “The Childhood of a Leader” from 19 to 25 August 2016.  You can purchase your tickets for the following sessions here

 

For those in or near Frederick, Maryland (US), 72FilmFest in conjunction with Area 31 are holding a screening of Robert Pattinson “The Childhood of a Leader” on 19 August 2016. You can get your tickets here. If you want to keep track of the event, join Area 31’s Facebook event page here.

Robert Pattinson “The Childhood of a Leader” will be screened in London at Institut Français du Royaume-Uni Ciné lumière from Friday 16 to Wednesday 21 September 2016.  You can book your tickets by clicking on the session times at the hyperlink; phone 020 7871 3515 or email - box.office@institutfrancais.org.uk.

 

VICE spoke to Brady Corbet about The Childhood of a Leader.  “Brady discusses the film’s thunderous score composed by Scott Walker, how being a child actor impacted his directorial approach, and how winning at the Venice Film Festival transformed his life.” And right at the end “Kim” the interviewer has NO idea about who Robert’s fanbase is and laughs when she asks how does Brady think Robert’s fans will react to this film.  I think Brady shuts her up real good.  Thank you Brady.  Seriously tired of professionals assuming they know what kind of films I have as a preference. Anyway …

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The Irish Film Institute is holding a special preview screening of Robert Pattinson “The Childhood of a Leader” which includes a Q&A with Liam Cunningham at 8.00 pm on Thursday 18 August 2016.  Tickets for the screening and Q&A will be available online here or by calling the IFI Box Office on 01 679 3477.

 

The Childhood of a Leader will open at the IFI on Friday, 19 August 2016 with tickets going on sale Monday 15 August 2016.

According to Cine Fan (Hong Kong), Robert Pattinson “The Childhood of a Leader” will screen as part of the Summer International Film Festival at 5.00 pm on Sunday 21 August (Festival Grand Cinema) and 7.30 pm on Thursday 25 August 2016 (The Grand Cinema). Ticket information here