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 & DCC, Kilmington Community Cinema open their independently run film nights with “23 Walks” on the 9th June 2021. Tickets booked in advance (£5.00) or on the door (£5.50). Advance booking by phoning 01297 639758, please leave contact details and the booking will be confirmed or email: wattsjohn307@gmail.com. |
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Sound Of Metal (15)
Wednesday 10th November & Thursday 11th (Matinee)
Imagine then taking a bus from Britain’s most north-eastern point, Scotland’s John o’ Groats, to Cornwall’s Lands’ End, using just your free bus pass to take you the 838 miles. But that’s exactly what elderly Tom (Timothy Spall) is doing. He’s attempting to fulfil a promise that he made to his late wife (Phyllis Logan). When they were younger, the pair made the journey in reverse and Tom plans to recreate that trip, including using the exact same route and overnight stops. On his trek, he meets all sorts of colourful characters including an aspiring musical theatre actor, drunken racists and, happily, good Samaritans. It’s a multicultural mystery to Tom and he’s thrown off course as he adjusts to circumstances beyond his control.
Unbeknownst to him, Tom becomes an Internet sensation as his journey is documented on social media by his fellow passengers using #bushero. Timothy Spall will break your heart with his perfectly judged physical performance. Aided by some thoroughly convincing make-up, his aged and fragile body is home to a fierce determination, driving him onwards to his goal.
Unbeknownst to him, Tom becomes an Internet sensation as his journey is documented on social media by his fellow passengers using #bushero. Timothy Spall will break your heart with his perfectly judged physical performance. Aided by some thoroughly convincing make-up, his aged and fragile body is home to a fierce determination, driving him onwards to his goal.
Wednesday doors open 6.45pm and the evening’s entertainment starting at 7.15pm and ending about 9.30pm. Pre-booking is no longer required but helpful for the organisers.
The Thursday matinee will have limited seating and require Pre-booking. For these performances we ask that masks are warn until you are sat, refreshments will be brought to you. We hope this will encourage those who need to take extra health care to feel confident that they can come along and enjoy a film and have a cream tea / ice creams/tea/coffee, during the interval. The cream tea must be booked when booking the seat at a cost of £3. The doors open at 2 pm film commences 2.15pm and ending about 4.30pm. Please state Wednesday or Thursday. Tickets Pre-booked £5 or £5.50 on door.
To Book email: wattsjohn307@gmail.com or tel: 01297 639758 leave contact details and booking will be confirmed.
The Thursday matinee will have limited seating and require Pre-booking. For these performances we ask that masks are warn until you are sat, refreshments will be brought to you. We hope this will encourage those who need to take extra health care to feel confident that they can come along and enjoy a film and have a cream tea / ice creams/tea/coffee, during the interval. The cream tea must be booked when booking the seat at a cost of £3. The doors open at 2 pm film commences 2.15pm and ending about 4.30pm. Please state Wednesday or Thursday. Tickets Pre-booked £5 or £5.50 on door.
To Book email: wattsjohn307@gmail.com or tel: 01297 639758 leave contact details and booking will be confirmed.
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