A depressed worker in a dead end job suddenly breaks free of all his restrictions, making love to his sister and demolishing the walls of his apartment. An excellent anti-authoritarian comedy in which normal dialogue is replaced by an invented language of groans and whistles.

Made in 1972, the film is directed by Claude Faraldo and stars French-Italian actor Michel Piccoli and Beatrice Romand. According to Jan Dawson the film “succeeds in being poetic without being arty and uses laughter as a critical tactic”.

Content may be unsuitable for under-18s.

Date: Monday, 25th of February.

Time: Doors open at 7:30pm, film begins at 8pm.

Admission: £3 waged, £2 unwaged/student.

Venue: The Kings Arms, Bloom Street, Salford.

Optional RSVP: Facebook.