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In 2005, the leader of beloved Scottish indie band Orange Juice, Edwyn Collins, suffered a massive stroke that left him able to speak just two phrases, one being the title of this uplifting documentary charting his remarkable recovery.

Aided by his wife, author Grace Maxwell, and his son William, Collins gradually learns to walk, read and draw again, eventually writing and recording two much-acclaimed albums, a slow but painstaking process which James Hall and Edward Lovelace’s film skilfully recalls. Discussions between the quietly devoted couple, a mesmeric soundtrack by Collins himself, and stunning photography of their Highlands home complete this entrancing work.

After the film screening, there will be a Q&A featuring Edwyn Collins, Grace Collins, James Hall and Edward Lovelace, and a live acoustic set from Edwyn Collins.

More information at www.picturehouses.co.uk/cinema/Phoenix_Picturehouse/film/The_Possibilities_Are_Endless

The event organisers have created a Spotify playlist to accompany the Oxford screening of The Possibilities Are Endless. They “invite the local audience to contribute tracks that evoke memories of Oxford for them, reflecting the themes and relationship between memories and music the film showcases. The idea is for us to host them as Spotify playlists that anyone can add tracks to immediately.”