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Nantwich Film Club
The club is enthusiast-run and arranges
screenings at Nantwich Civic Hall on their 5.7m
(224") screen. We try to show a wide variety of
Independent, Classic and Foreign language films
every month.
Entry is £5, and is open to all*
Come along and join in: there’s no membership
and no obligation to be at every film; you can
attend once or come to every event. Naturally, we
welcome film and activity suggestions.
In the past year we have shown classics
including Casablanca, Oscar winning
Independent productions such as Silver Linings
Playbook and foreign language films including
Norwegian thriller Headhunters and Japansese
martial arts movie 13 Assassins.
All showings begin promptly at 7:45pm
with the Civic Hall bar open for
refreshments from 7:00pm
Come and enjoy the Big Screen experience and
meet other film enthusiasts.
We hope you'll join us for this season’s movies.
*subject to BBFC certification.
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Nantwich Film Club tries to show a mix of classic,
independent and foreign language films. Here’s a
list of our recent screenings.
Silver Lining’s Playbook
Moonrise Kingdom
Untouchable
Casablanca
The Well Digger’s Daughter
I Am Love
Blue Jasmine
Wadjda
The Grand Budapest Hotel
The Secret in Their Eyes
Le Week-End
The Way Way Back
Her
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
Headhunters
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FILMS FOR
SPRING
2015
MAGNIFICENT MOVIES, MONTHLY
AT NANTWICH CIVIC HALL
JIMMY’S HALL
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THE WAY
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109 mins. Drama
English
123 mins. Adventure/Comedy/Drama
English
95 mins. Comedy/Drama
English
Arriving home in 1932 from a depressed America to rural Leitrim is
handsome renegade Jimmy Gralton (Barry Ward). "What will you
do with yourself Jimmy?" he is asked by a friendly neighbour, "I want
the quiet life" he replies.
However, Gralton is destined to live in sunshine not in shadow. He
returns not with gold in his pocket but Red revolution in his head.
Gralton is committed to help the poverty stricken become
comrades and fight for land and freedom. Loach brings all his
integrity to the dance. Powerful performances throughout.
"The Way" is a powerful and inspirational story about family, friends,
and the challenges we face while navigating this ever-changing and
complicated world. Martin Sheen plays Tom, an American doctor
who comes to St. Jean Pied de Port, France to collect the remains of
his adult son (played by Emilio Estevez), killed in the Pyrenees in a
storm while walking the Camino de Santiago, also known as The
Way of Saint James.Tom decides to embark on the historical
pilgrimage to honor his son's desire to finish the journey.Tom soon
discovers that he will not be alone on this journey.
It’s impossible not to enjoy this big-hearted and sweet-natured
British family movie from Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin –
effectively a feature-format development of their smash-hit BBC TV
comedy, Outnumbered, which pioneered semi-improvised dialogue
from the children. It creates a terrifically ambitious (and unexpected)
narrative with a tonne of sharp gags. David Tennant and Rosamund
Pike are Doug and Abi, the troubled parents of three boisterous
kids: they’re heading up to Scotland for the 75th birthday of Doug’s
unwell dad, Gordy (Billy Connolly).
DOORS & BAR OPENS AT 7PM
FILM START 7:45PM
ENTRY £5.00
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