A white van drives in front of an illuminated traffic sign which reads 'I loved her so much.' The van is followed by a red double decker bus and the image has been taken at nighttime.

Madlove Take Over: But One Day by Kim Noble

1st Nov — 30th Nov 2019

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Kim Noble, self-described ‘cleaner and a sort of video artist’ (as well as award-winning comedian) presents But One Day, a short film about love, loss and loneliness.

But One Day will be shown everyday, throughout the day, during the opening hours of The Madlove Take Over Space - 11am-6pm, Tues - Sat, throughout November. Drop in to watch this short film for free.

The Madlove Take Over space is safe, welcoming and accessible. Please find more access information and a map of the venue below.

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