A Liverpool-made comedy pilot will have its world premiere at Liverpool Lighthouse on Friday 23 October.
Cooked, written, directed and produced by Matty Mahoney, will be screened at the Oakfield Road venue in Anfield. Doors open at 8pm, with the screening due to begin at 8.30pm.
The 25-minute pilot is a Zack's Mohawk production being presented in association with Vitale Productions.
A Liverpool story with local talent
The comedy follows Cookie, a middle-aged man who sees himself as a mentor to a group of young people on his estate. When he becomes involved in their planned robbery, his efforts to help do not go to plan.
Mahoney said: “We are delighted to bring ‘Cooked’ to the big screen for its world premiere.”
Vitale says the production brings together emerging and established Liverpool talent in a story set in the city. The companies hope to develop the pilot into a six-episode serial, but have not announced a television broadcast date.
The premiere
The screening takes place at Liverpool Lighthouse, Oakfield Road, Anfield, Liverpool, L4 0UF. The supplied event information lists the evening as running until 9.30pm.
Further production information is available on the official Cooked page, which also links to the film's trailer and credits. Anyone wishing to attend should check admission arrangements with the organisers first.