Screening of the comedy drama about a deputy head and a musician who meet after both are diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
Onwards And Sideways is screening at The Dome Cinema in Worthing this weekend, with three separate showings to choose from. It's a comedy drama that brings together two people from completely different worlds: Tony Evans, a deputy head at a primary school, and Emma Kent, a musician and composer who's also a single mother of two. They've never met until a single morning changes everything for both of them — they're both diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease on the same day.
From there, the film follows their friendship as it grows. It's full of humour, emotion, music and dance, and it pushes past the assumptions that usually surround the condition to find joy, release and love. The music and dance aren't just background; they're part of how the two characters navigate their new reality together.
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If you're planning to go, you've got a few options over the weekend. The first screening is on Friday 6 November at 13:45, and it runs for 115 minutes. There's another showing at the same time on Saturday 7 November, and a third on Sunday 8 November, which starts a bit earlier at 13:15. All three are at The Dome Cinema in Worthing.
