Art revolutionaries are being urged to visit one of Preston’s newest venues this weekend.

People’s Production Lab is holding the ‘Preston Uprising’ throughout Friday and Saturday.

It includes a screening of the Rolling Stones Sympathy for the Devil – a Jean Luc Godard’s documentation of the late 1960s counter-culture.

The PPL want to know whether the time is right for a new artistic uprising with protests in recent years around fracking, arts funding and environmentalism.

The venue in Guildhall Street is saying people can ‘pay what they feel’ for entry to all the events.

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On Friday (28 September) from 5pm a film screening is taking place of Dispossession: The Great Social Housing Swindle which looks at people losing their home through to people being refused permission to convert their loft space.

The showing of Sympathy for the Devil is on Saturday (29 September) from 3pm.

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There will also be a host of short-films shown throughout both the Friday evening until late and on the Saturday which runs from 12noon to 5pm.