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Dir. Ted Simpson | 2025 | 90 mins plus Q&A | English
Singing Makes You Feel Better + Q&A
Director - Ted Simpson
Director of photography - Tom Kirkman
Men Are Singing was Cornwall's first alternative male voice choir.
The "beloved" (The Guardian) social art project was established in 2018 by artist Seamas Carey, as an enquiry into why younger men weren’t joining choirs any more. Over six years they developed into a 50-man-strong chorus - headlining festivals, inventing new traditions and championing a positive image of masculinity and men's mental health.
Ted Simpson's new documentary beautifully captures the life & death of this Falmouth based choir. Charting it's origin story, artistic discoveries and it's climatic ending process, following Carey's decision to leave Cornwall and close the choir. Featuring live footage from their final performance, intimate interviews with choir members and amusing behind the scenes footage, the film stands as testament to the project's legacy and reinforces their motto: singing makes you feel better.
This Screening will be followed by a Q&A with artist Seamas Carey
The evening will also include other short films:
'Who's the Most Cornish Person?' (30 mins),
And Song videos 'I Came To Choir' and 'Eisteins Idea'
Singing Makes You Feel Better + Q&A
Wednesday 4th March, 7.30pm
Tickets: £9.50/£8.00/£7.70/£7.00
A £1 Poly Fund payment is added to each ticket sold. A 50p booking fee is also applied per ticket for online and telephone transactions.
Please be aware films will start at the advertised time, we rarely show adverts and usually show under 5 minutes of trailers.
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