Kilmington Community Cinema
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Kilmington first film night was in March 2005 with “Vanity Fair” and shown with the support of Moviola’s mobile cinema unit providing all the equipment and projectionist.
Following a successful Crowdfunding appeal, well supported by the Village Community, Local Clubs, Parish Council, EDDC and DCC, Kilmington Community Cinema (KCC) open their independently run film nights with “23 Walks” on the 9th June 2021. All profit from the film shows goes to the Village Hall and following the opening of the KCC in June 2021 up to June 2024 we have raised a total of £7,437 for the Halls maintenance fund through the support of our audiences and volunteers. The KCC is a run by volunteers. |
Tickets booked in advance (£6.00) or on the door (£6.50). To book please phone John Watts on 01297 521681 or email: [email protected][email protected]
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We also commence the new year with an increase in the admission charge. We have held the admission cost at £5 for twenty years, the distributors now require we increase this, so the new cost is £6 booked in advance or £6.50 at the door.
Conclave
Wednesday 9th April & Matinee Thursday 10th April
With 4 BAFTA and 2 OSCAR you do not want to miss this outstanding and informative film that transforms a seemingly austere subject into a gripping political thriller with emotional depth and masterful storytelling. Conclave follows one of the world’s most secretive and ancient events-selecting a new pope. The Church’s most powerful leaders have gathered from around the world, locked in the Vatican Hall. Tasked with running this covet process Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) finds himself at the centre of a conspiracy and discovers a secret that could shake the very foundation of the Church. While every cardinal is eligible, three figures emerge as the primary contenders: the pious yet enigmatic Cardinal Bellini (Tucci), the pragmatic and politically astute Cardinal Tremblay (Lithgow), and the fiercely independent Cardinal Tedesco.
It is sometimes said that positions of great power should go only to those wise and humble enough not to want them. That may apply especially to the position of pope, intended to be a lifetime appointment as head of the Catholic Church and Vatican City. Once selected, he is understood to be the ultimate authority, protected from error when he speaks on matters of faith and morals from the Chair of Peter, or ex-cathedra. As one of the cardinals points out, anyone who has risen to that position in the church has mused on which name he would select if he were selected.
Based on Robert Harris’ novel of the same name.
It is sometimes said that positions of great power should go only to those wise and humble enough not to want them. That may apply especially to the position of pope, intended to be a lifetime appointment as head of the Catholic Church and Vatican City. Once selected, he is understood to be the ultimate authority, protected from error when he speaks on matters of faith and morals from the Chair of Peter, or ex-cathedra. As one of the cardinals points out, anyone who has risen to that position in the church has mused on which name he would select if he were selected.
Based on Robert Harris’ novel of the same name.
Wednesday Doors and Bar open 6.45 and the evening’s entertainment starting at 7.15 and ending about 9.30. The Thursday matinee, Doors open 1.45pm. Film starts 2pm, come along and enjoy a film and have wine / soft drinks, ice-creams / tea / coffee.
Cream Teas available during the matinee interval. Please state Wednesday or Thursday when booking and order your cream tea at the same time. Tickets Pre-booked £6 or £6.50 on door, booking essential for the matinee. To book contact John 01297 521681 or email: [email protected].
Cream Teas available during the matinee interval. Please state Wednesday or Thursday when booking and order your cream tea at the same time. Tickets Pre-booked £6 or £6.50 on door, booking essential for the matinee. To book contact John 01297 521681 or email: [email protected].
