A teenager with epilepsy risks everything for an unforgettable shot at prom, first love, and one night of real freedom, even as the lights threaten to take it all away.

Featuring Nick Offerman, Lake Bell, Mark Duplass, Randall Park, and Marin Hinkle, Under the Lights is the first movie of its kind to bring epilepsy into sharp focus.

The Epilepsy Research Institute and King’s College London are delighted to invite you to a special early preview of Under the Lights, the award-winning film written and directed by Miles Levin.

The film shines a light on epilepsy and the stigma that can surround the condition, helping to raise awareness and encourage conversation. You may have already seen the short film version. If not, you can find that here: Under the Lights | A Film, a Movement.

Following the screening, there will be a short panel discussion with Miles (Writer, Director), Rosemarie Paddington (CEO, Epilepsy Research Institute) and Professor Mark Richardson (Paul Getty III Professor of Epilepsy, King’s College London), followed by a drinks reception where you will have an opportunity to meet Miles personally. The event is expected to finish around 9:30pm.

- 6:00 PM: Arrival and check-in
- 6:30 PM: Start time / Introductions
- 8:10 PM Panel, Filmmaker Q&A
- 8:45 PM Free Poster Signing with Miles, reception

Tickets for this event are limited and being sold on a first come first served basis, at a special rate of £25. If you’d like to attend, we encourage you to book your ticket as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

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Movie carries PG to PG13 themes with light swearing and implied, light nudity.

Flashing Lights Disclaimer: The filmmakers followed the best available science to craft a film that is as safe as possible for photosensitive viewers. There is no standard or test available for a theatrical environment, given so many variables, so viewer discretion is advised.