Autumn Programme Now Available

Japanese films bookend the season programme, which is a first; we hope you appreciate the quiet beauty Sweet Bean and Our Little Sister bring. The rest of the season is filled with a mix of drama, comedy, award winners, brand new directors and some of our favourites. As well as Japan we'll be also showing films from Columbia, Argentina, Turkey and Germany. It feels like a strong season to us; we hope you feel the same.

We start at 4:15pm on Sunday 11th September with our usual start of season drink followed by Sweet Bean at 5pm.

AGM - Sunday 18th September 4pm

We are holding our AGM at 4.00pm on Sunday 18th September in the Alhambra Cinema before the a screening of the the critically acclaimed Mustang.

We are always looking for anyone who is interested in helping to run the club; this can be as little as helping on the door at film shows, or you might want to think about being Club Secretary or running 'Front of House' for the Festival: both of these posts are vacant with Ian Payne taking over as Festival Director. Please get in touch if you are interested.

Autumn Programme Starts Sunday 11th September

We've selected 16 great films to show each Sunday through to Christmas. The new programme will be available soon with full details of all the films, apart from one mystery film which we're having to keep secret for now.

Relaxed Screening: Oliver - Wednesday 17th August 1:30pm

Our next relaxed screening is Carol Reed's Oliver! This special screening is suitable for anyone who needs a more easy-going environment, particularly those living with dementia.

Wednesday 17th August at 1.30pm, Keswick Alhambra. All Welcome
Tickets priced at £5 per person. Companions go free.

Relaxed Screening: High Society - Thursday 1.30pm

In this strange time of political upsets, arguments and challenges, I wonder if a good easy-to-watch film on the big screen would calm you down..? Well, if so, you might want to come along to the latest in our series of 'Relaxed Screenings' this Thursday, 14th July at 1.30pm at the Alhambra.

We are showing the classic comedy 'High Society'; the music of Cole Porter drives the whole thing along - Grace Kelly is the High Society lady about to marry a solid, but boring man, after her 'True Love' marriage with Bing Crosby has ended. Frank Sinatra is a sleazy reporter who comes along to gloat but (you guessed it) decides she looks 'Sensational'...

It's only £5 and if you know anyone who might need help to get them there, their companion can come along for FREE!