Science Fiction? With the Royal Observatory Greenwich
Greenwich Picturehouse and the Royal Observatory Greenwich present Science Fiction?, a series of entertaining screenings and discussions exploring the facts and fiction behind some of our favourite films.
THE DISH (12A)
Monday 19 December, 6.30
The next in these thought-provoking events is a screening of THE DISH, a comedy telling the true story of a remote Australian antenna that played a key role in the first Apollo moon landing. Following the film will be a discussion led by the astronomers of the Royal Observatory Greenwich.
Keep an eye out for future Science Fiction? screenings, including:
SUNSHINE (Monday 16 January)
THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE (Monday 13 February)
TIME BANDITS (Monday 19 March)
People’s choice: LOGAN’S RUN, OUTLAND or STARSHIP TROOPERS (Monday 16 April)
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