Spinning Path is pleased to bring their next screening to Exeter Phoenix.
Upon returning to The Hundred Acre Wood as an adult, Christopher Robin discovers that his once childhood friends, Pooh and Piglet, have now turned into feral bloodthirsty beasts and are on a murderous scavenger hunt for human flesh when they antagonize a group of college girls on a rural cabin vacation.
Directed by Rhys Waterfield
Running time 100 mins
Rating 18
ABOUT SPINNING PATH
Spinning Path started when Producer Simeon Costello and Writer/Director Tommy Gillard crossed paths in deepest Devon. Building on a shared love of weird cinema, they sought to create equally obscure short films. And they haven’t looked back.
Since making BFI London Film Festival 2020 Best Short Film Shuttlecock, Spinning Path has been hosting a regular pop-up cinema event and is sharing a variety of films from underground cult genre movies, to films that are so bad they’re good, and films that you’ve heard of but may not have had the chance to see before.
Cost: £8* (£5* student/under 25)
*Subject to a £1.50 ticketing system charge. Exeter Phoenix don’t charge this to make a profit. Find out more >>
Accessibility Statement: There is a steep slope from the street leading to the main entrance and a flight of stairs up to our front door. More level access is possible by approaching from Exeter Central Library on Castle street. Step-free access to the building is available via a ramped entrance on the side of the building. The side entrance is equipped with automatic doors.
All ground floor spaces are fully accessible with a mix of level flooring and gentle ramps. Level access to accessible toilets is available on all floors. Please ask Box Office for the radar key if needed. We have gender neutral toilets available in Studio 74 and on the first floor.
In the main auditorium and Studio 74 we have raked seating which has steps on either side. The seats have arms. Studio 74 Seat Dimensions; Seat: 17.5" Wide, 18.5" Long (Depth) Back: 19" Wide, 22" Long (Height). If you are a wheelchair user we have removable seats or approriate spaces available in all event spaces to accommodate this.GUIDE DOGS
Guide / Hearing / Assistance Dogs are welcome. If you wish to take your dog into the performance, please let us know when booking your ticket so that we can arrange an adjacent seat.
Patrons with disabilities may also bring a companion free of charge to all Exeter Phoenix promoted events, and most externally promoted events taking place in the venue. Please call 01392 667080 or email our box office team.
SUBTITLED SCREENINGS
A selection of our films are caption subtitled. Caption subtitling is a service that makes our film programme accessible to our d/Deaf and hearing-impaired customers by displaying additional auditory information on the screen. These can be found here. Our film programme also contains many films subtitled into English from other languages. These may also be suitable for our Deaf/deaf and hearing-impaired customers, but won't include additional descriptions of sounds. These can be found here.
AUDIO DESCRIBED SCREENINGS
Each season, an audio description track will be available for a selection of our films. Audio description is a service for partially sighted or blind people, and is similar to listening to a cricket or football match on the radio – the action is described to you. These can be found here.
SENSORY NOTES
The cafe bar plays low level recorded music during the day, with moderately bright lighting. During the evening in the cafe bar the music is louder and the lighting is lower. The cafe bar can become busy at various times which makes it louder.
Events in the auditorium vary depending on what is showing, there will be signage if there is going to be haze, flashing lights or strobe.
The building can be busy with musltiple events happening at the same time, if during your visit you feel you need a quieter space please ask the duty manager who will try to accomodate this where possible.