Don't Look Now + Q&A with Justin John Doherty

Broadway is thrilled to present Don't Look Now, Nicolas Roeg's 1973 masterpiece. In addition to the screening, we will be joined by filmmaker, photographer and author Justin John Doherty to discuss his stunning new book "Don't Look Now and Then". October 2025 will see the release of a new hardback art book, "Don't Look Now and Then", celebrating Nicolas Roeg’s seminal 1973 film. It features hundreds of previously unpublished photographs and documents, offering a fresh glimpse into the making of a masterpiece. This ultimate love letter to “Don’t Look Now”, brings together historical writing and archive, as well as new interviews with its makers and contributions from admirers of the film, including Brett Goldstein, Mark Jenkin, Reece Shearsmith, Carol Morley and Stephen Woolley. As part of a short UK book tour, Justin John Doherty will be present for a Q&A, to discuss why he decided to independently create and finance this book – taking self-publishing to a new level. He’ll share how he became part detective in the making of it, how he got some big names involved, and how it felt to uncover some of the books rich material, most of which has remained unseen by the public until now. And then there’s the blood… but that’s a story for the event. The book will be available on the night, online from the publisher at dontlooknowbook.com and at select independent book shops. Pre Event Reception (in the Bar) 6pm Film starts 7pm Film ends 9pm Q&A 9.05pm - 9.45pm Post-Event Reception (in the Bar) 9:45pm-10:30pm ABOUT JUSTIN: Justin has been working as a director for 23 years, receiving his first short film commission when he was 18. His first feature film ‘Wilderness’ was released internationally in April 2021, following a successful film festival run, with premieres at Cinequest (USA), Dingle (European) and Cambridge (UK). Winner of 13 film festival awards across 19 festivals. Across the last two decades, he has founded film festivals, created theatre and built a jazz club in his hometown. He sold his jazz club in 2023. He has directed over 20 short films, music videos and live music performances. He received an Honorary Doctorate of the Arts from the University of Bedfordshire in July 2018, for service to the arts.