UKJF The New Man, CCA, Wednesday 14 June, 2017

7.30pm, £8 + £1 booking fee, Cinema
15+
Book online / 0141 352 4900
London-based fiction director Josh Appignanesi (The Infidel, Song of Songs) turns the camera on himself and his wife, Devorah, as they undergo the ordeal of becoming parents. Faced with fatherhood, Josh spirals comically into an envious career funk. Their relationship is tested to the brink as they confront birth, death, love and loss all at once. An entertaining and moving documentary about becoming a parent… and how to reconceive yourself.
“Lovely, personal and abjectly honest… Very funny and poignant.” Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian ★★★★
“Candid introspection and self-interrogation… profound moving.” Wendy Ide, Observer ★★★★
“Very, very moving and revealing.. told with great honesty and love” Mark Kermode, BBC5 Wittertainment, Top 5 Pick
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