Slumdog Millionaire (2008) 15

Come along to brand new venue Wembley Park (Olympic Way) and experience The Nomad in a whole new part of the city. Enjoy delicious street food, incredible musical entertainment and many more extra surprises along the way! Dhol2Dhol are a drumming school collective who will be playing Indian rhythms so beautiful that even the most inexperienced dancers will be on their feet and channelling their inner Bollywood star! Rakhi’s School of Performing Arts will accompany the Dhol2Dhol drummers with a freestyle traditional Bollywood dance.

Chaigaram, a social purpose business focused on rebuilding refugee lives by creating employment opportunities, will be selling delicious Indian specialist tea, while family-run Madame Gautier will be creating freshly made classic French Regional food!

In 2008, Danny Boyle's surprising smash hit touched millions around the world. Opening on Jamal Malik, an 18 year-old orphan from the slums of Mumbai, as he faces the last question on India's 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?', we ask: what has brought him here? We soon find out as police, who suspect him of cheating, interrogate Jamal and discover the events in his life that have given him the answers he needs to win - not only a fortune, but freedom for the woman he loves. It is not just the story, but the visuals that captivate in Slumdog Millionaire. Boyle's vision brings us the fast-paced, stylised, colourful yet dark spirit of Mumbai, brought beautifully together through Chris Dickens' Oscar-winning editing. Dickensian in story and Bollywood in soul, Slumdog has something for everyone.

Please note: this screening will be silent with WiFi headsets provided. Ticket types include Concessions £7.50 & Standard (seated) £13.50 and Brent Resident £7.50. If you are a Brent resident, please provide proof of postcode when making your purchase.

Plan your journey to Wembley Park here. 

Audience members can get involved on the night - just download the Periscope app, find our hidden camels and win big prizes!