Blade Runner gets extended theatrical release

New cinemas added to screening list due to demand.

by Amber Wilkinson

Those hoping to catch Blade Runner: The Final Cut on the big screen (and we can't recommend it highly enough) will be happy to hear that, due to popular demand, the theatrical release has been extended.

The film will now be shown at the following cinemas from November 30:
Picturehouse, Exeter
City Screen, York
Belmont, Aberdeen
Picturehouse, Stratford Upon Avon
Gate Picturehouse Notting Hill London
Picturehouse, Clapham

From December 7 it will also be at:
Screen on the Green, Islington London

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