Browsing: Film

It is with regret that we have to cancel this event due to the government’s announcement for people not to attend theatres, pubs and venues (see https://tinyurl.com/t6ssvqa). Therefore, it would seem appropriate to cancel the event and reschedule it for another date. Please ignore text below. Doors 1.30pm. Film 2pm. £5pp. 63 minutes. Part of

It is with regret that we have to cancel this event due to the government’s announcement for people not to attend theatres, pubs and venues (see https://tinyurl.com/t6ssvqa). Therefore, it would seem appropriate to cancel the event and reschedule it for another date. Please ignore text below. Tickets £4. Doors 6.30pm. Starts 7.00pm. Join us anytime

It is with regret that we have to cancel this event due to the government’s announcement for people not to attend theatres, pubs and venues (see https://tinyurl.com/t6ssvqa). Therefore, it would seem appropriate to cancel the event and reschedule it for another date. Please ignore text below. Doors 6.30pm. Film 7pm. £5pp. 81 minutes. Part of

Doors 6.30pm. Film 7pm. £5pp. 80 minutes. Part of CICCIC’s Mental Health Perspective Programme. After the success of our daytime screening of this film we present an evening screening for those who could not make the daytime one.

Doors 1.30pm. Film 2pm. £5pp. 81 minutes. Part of CICCIC’s Mental Health Perspective Programme. This is the second of a series of documentary films to look at life and mental health from a different perspective. After the film there will be a general discussion on what thoughts and insights you may have gathered from watching

Doors 1.30pm. Film 2pm. £5pp. 80 minutes. Part of CICCIC’s Mental Health Perspective Programme. This is the first of a series of documentary films to look at life and mental health from a different perspective. After the film there will be a general discussion on what thoughts and insights you may have gathered from watching

Sunday film night – doors open 6.30 pm – film starts 7 pm – all tickets £6 Waterloo (1970) – Running Time 2hrs 12mins –  Rated U – IMDB score 7.3 Shown as the final film in our trilogy of films set in the Napoleonic Era. Storyline: After defeating France and imprisoning Napoleon on Elba,

Sunday Film Club – Film starts 7pm – Doors 6.30pm – All tickets £6. Licensed Bar.  Cinema Paradiso – 1988 – Running time 2hrs 35m – Rated PG – IMDB score 8.5 The penultimate film in our season of weepies… A boy who grew up in a native Sicilian Village returns home as a famous

Sunday Film Club– Film starts 7pm – Doors 6.30pm – All tickets £6. Licensed Bar.  Bridges of Madison County 1995- Running time 2hr 15m – Rated 12 – IMDB score 7.6 Photographer Robert Kincaid wanders into the life of housewife Francesca Johnson, for four days in the 1960s. This film is shown as the first

All tickets £6 Doors open 6.30pm Film starts 7.00pm Dr Strangelove (1964) Certificate A .  Duration 1.35   IMDB score 8.4 An insane general triggers a path to nuclear holocaust that a War Room full of politicians and generals frantically tries to stop. The second film this month to feature director Stanley Kubrick with his insane