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Film Nights

All profits go to the Village Hall, your support is very much appreciated

Film Nights
As some find it hard to hear the words, we now have a T-Loop hearing system in the hall. We also use subtitles on most films.
(subject to availability)

Forthcoming screenings -

Saturday 31st January

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'Downton Abbey'

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Card Payments now accepted for Ticket sales

at the door, and at the Bar​

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Licensed bar for wine, beer, including low alcohol beer, soft drinks & snacks

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Doors Open 6pm      Food Served at 6:30pm​

Tickets £12.50

Menu to follow

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To book tickets contact :-

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James Garrod - Tel: 07881 202 508

E-mail: jimgarrod@yahoo.co.uk​

Next Dates -

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Sat 28th February - F1 The Movie - Film only

Doors open 7pm. Film starts 7:30

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Sat 28th March - The Roses - Meal and Film

Doors 6pm. Food Served 6:30

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Sat 25th April - Nuremberg - Film only

Doors open 7pm. Film starts 7:30

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Sat 30th May - Meal and Film - Doors 6pm​

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DOWNTON  ABBEY:

THE GRAND FINALE

 

(2025) PG.  (PERIOD DRAMA)

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Director: Simon Curtis

With Hugh Bonneville, Dominic West

 

Runtime: 123 mins

When Lady Mary finds herself in a public scandal and the family faces financial trouble, the household grapples with the threat of social disgrace.

The Crawleys must embrace change with the next generation leading Downton Abbey into the future.

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WHY WATCH THIS FILM? For a bit of escapism.

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“Finding small pockets of humor among the intrigue and class combat, the movie delivers exactly what “Downton” fans want: yummy photography (by the brilliant Ben Smithard), stunning set pieces and Lady Mary trying on as many fabulous frocks as possible.” New York Times

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“With a profound embrace of the changing times and clever winks at Downton devotees, writer Julian Fellowes and director Simon Curtis deliver a heart-swelling conclusion.” Variety

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“Just like the previous film, this is a solid send-off for the whole Downton saga, with everyone — upstairs and downstairs — getting their moment to shine, leaving you with a tear in your eye and a warmth in your cockles.” Empire

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