Blind Ambition at Glasgow Film Theatre
Friday 12 August, 2022 at 8.15 p.m.
Plus Wine Tasting with Locavore at 6.30 p.m.134 Renfrew Street (just round the corner from the cinema)
Glasgow Film Theatre is partnering with Locavore Cafe for this special one-off wine tasting event, to celebrate the release of the brilliant feel-good wine tasting documentary Blind Ambition. Limited tickets available!Plus recorded Q and A.
Please note: Blind Ambition is rated 12A by BBFC but this event is rated 18+ due to alcohol being served during the wine tasting.
An Afro Scottish sommelier’s guide through two exquisite organic wines and local food pairings.
Billed as the Cool Runnings of the wine world, Blind Ambition tells the story of four Zimbabwean men who leave their country in search of a better life in South Africa. Their work in the hospitality industry allows them to develop a newfound interest in wine, and together they become the first team of Zimbabwean sommeliers to compete at the World Blind Wine Tasting Championships in France. Robert Coe and Warwick Ross’s inspirational, feel-good documentary raises a glass to the lives of this humble quartet, and tells a story of dedication, determination and really knowing your wines.
Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose Street, Glasgow G3 5RB
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