Accessible screening of the film 'Altered States' at the Black Box in Belfast, part of the Belfast Film Festival.
Altered States is coming to the Odeon in Belfast this November, and there are two ways to catch it. The main screening is on Tuesday 3 November at 7:00pm, and then there's an accessible screening the following day, Wednesday 4 November, at 6:00pm.
If you've never seen it, Altered States is a trip of a film. It's about a scientist who starts experimenting with a strange, hallucinogenic substance and ends up watching his own body and mind mutate in some pretty wild directions. It's the kind of movie that works best on a big screen, and the Odeon gives it exactly that. Seeing it in a cinema, rather than on a laptop or a TV, lets the visuals really do their thing.
Having two dates to choose from makes it easy to fit in. The main screening is on Tuesday night, and the accessible screening is the next evening, so you can pick whichever one suits you best. If you're planning to go with a group, it's worth coordinating early since they're on separate nights.
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Both screenings are at the Odeon in Belfast. The first is Tuesday 3 November at 7:00pm, and the accessible screening is Wednesday 4 November at 6:00pm.
