New Hacienda BBC documentary will get Manchester premiere - and fans can apply for tickets
14.10.2022 - 15:19
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Music fans are in with a chance to attend a star-studded premiere of the major new BBC documentary exploring the history of Manchester superclub the Hacienda. The new film, titled The Hacienda: The Club That Shook Britain, will have an exclusive screening in Manchester ahead of its airing on BBC Two in November.
Co-founder of Manchester's iconic Factory Records bands Joy Division and New Order, Peter Hook will be among those attending the exclusive screening on Wednesday 2 November at HOME in Manchester - directly across the road from where the Hacienda club once stood.
The red carpet event includes a preview of the one-off documentary, ahead of its broadcast on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer on Saturday 5 November. The screening will be followed by a Q&A session with some of the people who have been involved in the new film.
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Timed to coincide with the 40 th anniversary year of the opening of this iconic club which was celebrated earlier this year, the documentary charts the Hacienda’s cultural legacy which is still as strong as ever. The BBC says the "unique documentary will tell the incredible story of a revolution which rose up from within the walls and dancefloor of a former warehouse in central Manchester, The Hacienda".
The legendary club and music venue unleashed the acid house and rave scene and was at the forefront of youth culture in the 80s and early 90s. The new film will combine rare and unseen archive footage with first-hand insightful testimony from those who were involved during the Hacienda's heyday.
The documentary features interviews with some of the ‘key players’ in the club’s history from Peter Hook and New Order drummer
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