Classic films are usually shown on alternate Thursday afternoons. Films start at 2.30pm unless stated otherwise. All Suburb residents are most welcome. Entry: £1 for Fellowship Members, £3 for non members. Complimentary tea and biscuits are included.
Upcoming Films
Thursday 19th February at 2.30pm
‘I Could Go On Singing’
Dirk Bogarde (again) with Judy Garland in her last film. She is a strong willed showbiz absent mother who turns up in the lives of her ex-lover and their son rocking the boat in otherwise still waters.
Thursday 5th March at 2.30pm
‘Ladies in Lavender’
Cornwall in 1936. Judi Dench and Maggie Smith star in this evocative, heart-warming story of unfulfilled dreams, innocence and unrequited love. A British gem!
Thursday 19th March at 2.30pm
‘Separate Tables’
Travel to the Beauregard Hotel where the eccentric guests all share one common trait – loneliness. Rita Hayworth, Deborah kerr, David Niven and Burt Lancaster star in this Rattigan classic.
Thursday 2nd April at 2.30pm
‘An Education’
It’s 1961 and an attractive, bright 16 year old schoolgirl (Carey Mulligan) is poised on the brink of womanhood. She can’t wait for an adult life to begin, Oh dear!
Thursday 16th April at 2.30pm
‘Mrs Lowry & Son’
L S Lowry (Timothy Spall) pursues an artistic career whilst living with his overbearing mother (Vanessa Redgrave) who tries to persuade him from following his passion.
Thursday 30th April at 2.30pm
‘The Mother’
May is an ordinary grandmother. After her husband dies on a visit to London, she stays in turn with her daughter and son and an extraordinary transformation occurs! Starring Anne Reid and Daniel Craig.
Thursday 14th May at 2.30pm
‘Far From The Madding Crowd’
Carey Mulligan again and she is brilliant in this Thomas Hardy drama. A lovely film.