Butterscotch Sunday

Butterscotch Sunday Exeter's independent and intimate pop-up cinema: purveyors of whimsy, gravity and butterscotch popco Unbearable.

Everyday Is Like Sunday.... Morrissey fantasising about a nuclear attack on the British seaside resorts (see Dawlish Warren)

Sunday Girl.... Blondie synth-popping about well-conditioned hair. Sunday Bloody Sunday.... U2, both politicising and paraphrasing the bible. BUTTERSCOTCH SUNDAY.... a pop-up cinema, popping-up on occasional Sundays at The Bike Shed Theatre, on Fore Street, Exeter. We showc

ase films that reach outside of the mainstream and dip their toes into the murky tributaries of independent and outsider culture. All our profits go to local charities (more information on this will be provided with the release of each event's details). Apart from the films, expect to eat some home-baked cakes, find some film-inspired craft and awkwardly shuffle to some of that wretched independent pop music, as I hear it's called these days. Come for the art house cardigan vibes, stay for the so-freshly-made-it's-still-kinda-warm butterscotch popcorn.

02/12/2014
Blog update! Something to remember our screening of 'Antichrist' by... Thanks to Ulrika-Igraine and Exeter Phoenix for b...
01/12/2014

Blog update! Something to remember our screening of 'Antichrist' by...

Thanks to Ulrika-Igraine and Exeter Phoenix for being such wonderful collaborators.

When asked by Exeter Phoenix to collaborate with then in putting on a pop-up film screening as part of Scandiland (a Scandinavian and Nordic cinema season), the name of one film bubbled to the surf...

09/11/2014

One week to go until our woodland screening of Antichrist which has now SOLD OUT! The nights are drawing in and the forest is filled with creatures that only come out in the dark and damp... Next Sunday, please wear shoes with good grip, clothes that shield you from rain, and above all muster up some courage (Dutch or otherwise) for what promises to be a truly disquieting evening of nature and film.

(Homemade sandwiches and warming drinks will be available to purchase as sustenance on this journey into the unknown)

We're the centrefold of the Scandiland mini-newspaper! Only 3 tickets left for our woodland screening of Antichrist in t...
30/10/2014

We're the centrefold of the Scandiland mini-newspaper! Only 3 tickets left for our woodland screening of Antichrist in the Sylvania Hut so be quick!

18/06/2014

Exeter creatives and makers! Want to join in?

15/04/2014

Here's Kevin from Love Local Food doing a dramatic reading of Maurice Sendak's 'In the Night Kitchen' at our screening on Sunday!

Photos by Kim Millon
14/04/2014

Photos by Kim Millon

12/04/2014

Love Local Food have been cooking up a wild wild storm for our special screening of Where The Wild Things Are, tomorrow! Here's the menu:

Stinging Nettle and Wild Garlic Soup
Nobbledy Olive and Cheese Breadsticks
Munching Monster Muffins
Rhubarb Pastries

All 50p each! Don't forget to bring your pennies tucked into your pyjama pockets.

It's getting wilder and wilder in here... all kinds of magical things are taking shape for our screening of Where The Wi...
07/04/2014

It's getting wilder and wilder in here... all kinds of magical things are taking shape for our screening of Where The Wild Things Are, snap up your tickets quickly in advance, from the Bike Shed Website: bit.ly/1oleWY9

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