Whilst filming of "Our Robot Overlords" takes place all over the Island, Erin Arts Centre are hosting a special exhibition of images from past Manx productions. The photographs feature many familiar locations and famous faces, from Johnny Depp to Gemma Arterton.
Mike Reaney, Isle of Man Film said:
“The exhibition is a credit and a thank you to local people who have supported and worked on these movies. Who would have thought eighteen years ago that the Manx film industry would go on to produce more than a hundred films, many thousands of hotel bed-nights, local jobs - even Oscar nominations?”
The free exhibition is inside the Sir James Mellon Gallery at the Erin Arts Centre from Wednesday 24th July to Friday 2nd August 2013. The gallery will be open from 10.30am to 4.30pm Wednesday to Friday, plus during the centre’s evening events. Information on events can be found at the Erin Arts Centre website: www.erinartscentre.com.
Isle of Man Film would like to thank the management of the Erin Arts Centre for their support and co-operation during this special exhibition.
Photo - Poster advertising the exhibition at the Sir James Mellon Gallery, running from Wednesday 24th July 2013.
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