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Saturday
17th
April 7.30
pm |
THE HURT LOCKER (15) Kathryn Bigelow's hugely acclaimed study of a bomb
disposal team in Iraq won 6 BAFTA awards including Best Film and Best
Direction. Beautifully made - it's the Iraq war as we've never seen it
before. |
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Saturday
29th
May 7.30
pm |
A SINGLE MAN (12A) Colin Firth delivers the performance of his career
and collects a BAFTA for Best Actor as he plays a gay English professor at a
Los Angeles college in 1962, whose life is thrown into turmoil when his
boyfriend Jim (Matthew Goode) dies in a car crash. In 1960s California, although the loss might be understood,
it's not socially accepted, and George is devastated not to be invited to the
funeral. The film condenses George’s
story into one emotion- and event-charged day, following him from the
loneliness of his morning, through his day and transformative night. |
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Saturday
26th
June 7.30
pm |
AN EDUCATION (12A) The sensation of the London autumn season with the
lead actress Carey Mulligan nominated for an Oscar for this, her first major
role, as the real life Lynne Barber, coming of age in a big way in 1962
England. This is the story of a girl
from an ordinary middle class English background who wins a place at Oxford
but chooses instead a very different education through her relationship with
a flashy and worldly 30s older man.
Excellent performances throughout, notably from Alfred Molina as her
father and Peter Sarsgaard as the older man. |
Tickets: £3.50 advance booking Contact : 01485
578588 or 578171
£4.00 on the door
Super saver - all three films
for £9