2005 Season

The 2005 Programme is available on the website and now contains full details of all the films.

New Season

The new season starts on Sunday with Almodovar's Bad Education, starring Gael Garcia Bernal, the face you've seen on our brochure and posters.

If you can make it, please join us for the usual free glass of wine, from 4.45 pm, and have a chat with old acquaintances or new members. We look forward to seing you soon,

New Programme

The new programme is now available here, more details on the films will be added closer to the start of the season.

Film Society of the Year Awards

Once again we've won the BFFS Best Programme Award. There was an embarrassing blip last year when we only came second, but that is now a win in 3 of the last 4 years.

End of Season

Well that's another season of great films over with. Our audiences rated Whale Rider, Spirited Away, Elling and Goodbye Lenin the highest but don't forget you can vote for your favourite film of the season on this site.

And The Winner Is...

Belleville Rendezvous has won the first BBC Four World Cinema Award, don't miss your chance to see it on the big screen as part of the 5th Keswick Film Festival. Brazilian drama City Of God won the audience award, picked by BBC4 viewers.

Another 'Keswick' film proved to be an award winner when Michael Winterbottom's In This World won The South Bank Show Award For Cinema.

BBC4 World Cinema Awards

A jury including Mike Figgis, Alex Cox and Robert Carlyle will select the winner of the BBC4 World Cinema Award tonight. All of the shortlisted films have been (or are to be) screened by the film club.

The shortlisted films are:

Belleville Rendez-vous
City Of God
Etre et avoir
Good Bye Lenin!
The Man Without a Past
Spirited Away