On January 1, selected cinemas across the country are offering the chance to see both parts of Stephen Soderbergh’s epic biography of Che Guevara, starring Benicio Del Toro, as a double bill.
When asked about the film at the New York Film Festival press conference, Soderbergh said watching the two parts was the "ideal way to see it".
He added: "It’s a lot to ask someone to throw away an entire day but my only argument is that cinematically we’re making a demand of the audience that’s very similar to the demands that Che made of the people around him."
Che Part One, which chronicles the epic battles of the Cuban Revolution is released January 1st with Che Part Two released on February 20th.
The January 1st double bill, coinciding to the day with the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, will - according to distributor Optimum Releasing - be the only chance the public gets to see both films together in the UK.
Read our review of Che Part One and Che Part Two
The special screenings will be shown at the following venues:
London
Odeon Covent Garden
Curzon Soho
Notting Hill Gate
Greenwich Picturehouse
Ritzy Brixton
Screen on the Green
The Everyman Cinema
Cineworld Fulham Rd
Cineworld Haymarket
Cineworld West India Quay
Cineworld Enfield
Barbican
Rio Dalston
Regional
Cineworld Crawley
Cineworld Ipswich
Cineworld Birmingham Bd St
Cineworld Cheltenham
Cineworld Nottingham
Cineworld Cardiff
Cineworld Bolton
Cineworld Bradford
Cineworld Sheffield
Cineworld Edinburgh
Cineworld Glasgow Renfrew St
Cineworld Dublin
Bath Little Theatre
Liverpool Picturehouse
Aberdeen Belmont
Oxford Phoenix
Brighton Duke of Yorks
Exeter Picturehouse
Norwich Cinema City
Showroom Sheffield
Edinburgh Cameo
Irish Film Institute
Queens Film Theatre, Belfast
