Matthew Hedley Stoppard Libri

Exploring the rich history of cinema in Leeds, this collection of poetry reflects on the seventy cinemas that thrived before World War II. Poets James Nash and Matthew Hedley Stoppard delve into the nostalgia of these abandoned picturehouses, capturing the essence of cinema-going through their verses. Their work not only pays homage to the lost venues but also examines the broader cultural significance of film and its impact on community life.