Street Food Cinema will be launching Cardiff’s first dedicated Drive-In movie and street-food experience on Friday 07 August.
Tickets are now on sale for showings for the first half of August, with space for 64 cars per show.
The screenings include a mix of well-loved classics, like Pulp Fiction, Grease and Dirty Dancing, with newer releases such as the Joker and Sing. More films will be announced in the coming weeks for the remainder of August.
Local independent street food favourites Franks and Dirty Bird will be taking up residency, with more traders popping up throughout the run.
Street Food Cinema has also teamed up with Welsh producers Joe’s Ice Cream and Blakes Popcorn to complete the authentic movie night experience with an at-car usher service.
All food and soft drinks will be ordered via an app and delivered to the car – by waiting staff on roller skates.
What’s on
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[accordion title=”Friday Aug 07″ load=”show”]Sing (U)
Twin Town (18)[/accordion]
[accordion title=”Saturday Aug 08″ load=”hide”]Back To The Future 2 (PG)
Human Traffic (18) in association with TIME FLIES [/accordion]
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[accordion title=”Thursday Aug 13″ load=”hide”]Moulin Rouge (12)[/accordion]
[accordion title=”Friday Aug 14″ load=”hide”]Lion King 2019 (PG)
Dirty Dancing (12)[/accordion]
[accordion title=”Saturday Aug 15″ load=”hide”]Grease (PG)
Pulp Fiction (18)[/accordion]
[accordion title=”Sunday Aug 16″ load=”hide”]The Joker (15)[/accordion]
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Evening showings will run on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, with additional matinee showings on Friday and Saturday afternoons. A ticket for one car with up to five people costs £30.
Street Food Cinema founder, Matt Lawton said:
“We can’t wait to raise the curtain on this first run of films. We’ve lined up some of our most popular street food traders and a great mix of movies.
“As an independent events business, it’s been a tough year so far so it feels great to be able to welcome people back and, just as importantly, to be giving a trading platform to these brilliant local food businesses.
“This is a chance to enjoy a great night out, from the comfort and safety of your own car, while giving invaluable support to our independent street food traders,” he said.
The covered cinema site at Splott Market has been designed to allow for a fun and safe night out. Moviegoers will be asked to remain in their cars, only leaving to use the toilets and ensuring that social distancing is maintained. A Covid-compliant clearing regime is in place and PPE will be provided to all staff.
Tickets are now on sale: www.streetfoodcinema.co.uk
