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Channel 4 and Film4 have launched an innovative public screening campaign in support of Debbie Tucker Greens 60-minute film Random, which will have its international premiere in Toronto.To kick off the weeks of unusual public screenings, 300 people showed up for the unveiling of the film last week at a <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.fr>stanley cup</a> car park in Peckham. It was a much more diverse crowd than y <a href=https://www.cups-stanley-cups.us>stanley cup</a> oud usually see at a London film event, Film 4s Senior Commissioning Editor Katherine Butler noted.Ahead of Randoms broadcast on Channel 4 on Aug 23 at 10pm, there will be about 40 screenings at different venues, mostly concentrated in London, Glasgow and Birmingham events company Strong Co is helping to coordinate . Those will include parks, festivals, barbers shops, community centres, pubs, churches and even a tanning salon. All are free and open to the public.The team is also still recruiting more people to host pop-up screenings, and those interested can visit this website to find out more about getting a hosting pack including the DVD, flyers and post <a href=https://www.stanleycups.ro>stanley cup</a> ers.Random will also screen in the Visions strand at Toronto 鈥?even more impressive given its length and TV broadcast before the festival. Cameron <Bailey> TIFF co-director] really responded to it, its a real recognition of the quality of the work, Butler tells Screen.Writer/director Debbie Tucker Green adapted the work produced by Hillbilly Films from her play of the same name that was a hit at Londons Royal Court Theatre. Nadine Marshall leads the cast Ddum Cheerleaders secures Canada release
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