Film screening of James Dawson's documentary 'Derek Vs Derek' about two neighbouring farmers in Devon with opposing views on agriculture.
MK Gallery is screening Derek Vs Derek from 6 to 10 November, a film by James Dawson that runs 88 minutes in English. It's a Devon story about two neighbouring farmers who happen to share the same name and couldn't be more different. One believes in intensive farming; the other creates an oasis for nature. The two are driven by opposing perceptions of agriculture, and the film follows them as they remain implacably opposed.
There are five screenings across the five days, so you've got a fair few options to fit it in. It kicks off on Friday 6 November at 2.00pm, followed by Saturday 7 November at 10.30am. Sunday 8 November brings a captioned screening at 12.45pm, and Tuesday 10 November has two: a 10.30am Silver Screenings session and a 7.30pm evening showing. If you're working during the week, the weekend slots are your best bet; if you're free on Tuesday, you can choose between the morning or the evening.
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Admission ranges from free to £9, so it's an easy one to drop into without spending much. The film is 88 minutes long, and since it's in English, there's no need to worry about subtitles unless you're heading to that captioned screening on Sunday. With the screenings spread from Friday afternoon through to Tuesday night, you can pick the time that works best for you.
