29.05.2010: Screen On The Green, Pete Molinari, The Party, Screen On The Green, 83 Upper Street, London N1 0NP

Two of this country's finest Peters in our film and music series, ladies and gentleman The Local presents Pete Molinari's folky blues followed by Peter Sellers in comedy classic The Party.


The Everyman Screen on the Green
Everyman website

Recently refurbished with excellent sound system and reduced capacity for extra comfort.

We've always fantasised at The Local that it would be amazing to put on shows in a cinema and to blend film and music in a live event. We're delighted to be able to work with the excellent Everyman Screen on the Green for this series of events which is special beyond all belief! How about some fantastic live music, a classic film, in comfy seats with a fancy schmancy bar at the back. Got it.

These shows are going to rule!

Pete Molinari
Pete on Myspace

Pete Molinari is back with his first new recordings since his breakthrough second album - 2008's A Virtual Landslide.

"The soul of American music distilled into the voice of a Cuban-heeled greaser from the Medway Delta" - THE GUARDIAN

"A superbly realised piece of folk blues heartache" - MOJO

"A singular talent....his distinctive voice and guitar establish him as a Medway Hank Williams. Worth investigating." - UNCUT

The Party
The Party on IMDB

The classic 1968 comedy written and directed by Blake Edwards, starring Peter Sellers (in what was his only non-Pink Panther collaboration with Edwards) and Claudine Longet.

The minimal plot involves Sellers playing a well-meaning but hapless Indian actor who is accidentally invited to a lavish Hollywood party, causing havoc.