Film screening of Molly Manners' coming-of-age story about two teenage girls at a British girls' boarding school.
Extra Geography screens at Storyhouse Cinema on Thursday 29 October, starting at 8:15pm. It's a coming-of-age story directed by Molly Manners, and it runs for about 94 minutes.
The film follows Flic and Minna, best friends and high achievers at a British girls' boarding school. They decide to become more 'worldly' by falling in love with the next person they see: their geography teacher, Miss Delavigne. Their friendship is put to the test when they both take part in the school's production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, staged with a neighbouring boys' school. It's described as an intimate snapshot of the challenges and joys of teenage girlhood, and it's got a 15 rating.
On screen, Marni Duggan, Galaxie Clear and Alice Englert lead the cast. The story is built around the friendship between Flic and Minna, so those two are the ones you'll be following through the boarding school halls and the school play.
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Tickets are £8.90 for members and £9.90 for non-members. If you're under 16, it's £6.75 for members and £7.50 for non-members, and there's a £5 ticket for Young Members. The screening is at 8:15pm on Thursday 29 October at Storyhouse Cinema in Chester.
