New Season & Membership

Members should have had their brochures and membership application forms through the post; We hope the programme looks as exciting to you as it does to us! You only need to see 7 films between now and Easter (including any at the festival) to make a profit from joining, but, even if you don't see that many, why not support the club and join anyway? You get a very pretty membership card to be proud of AND help us to know who our supporters are. Members can also buy a season pass for only £33, which gets you into ALL films until Christmas..that's just over £2 per film, which has to be the best value around.

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Have A Good Summer

So we have reached the end of our Spring 2012 season; we hope you have enjoyed the season, and the year. As always we'd welcome any feedback for the year.  Did you think it was as good as (better/worse than?)  the previous year? Did you come to as many films as before (and, if not, was there a particular reason)? Is there a type of film you would like to see more (or less!) of?

Thank you all for supporting the Keswick Film Club, and  we hope you have a great summer; we will be back with a new Season in September.

Don't forget that the cinema does continue over the summer, even if we don't! We are so lucky to have such a good cinema in Keswick but Tom still needs your support to keep it going. Michael Winterbottom's Trishna starts from Good Friday 6th April.

Season Finale: AGM & Coriolanus

A quick reminder that the club AGM takes place before the film at 4.00pm in the Alhambra Circle for those who want to come. The final film, at 5.00pm as usual, is 'Coriolanus'.  This is the first film directed by Ralph Fiennes and is a very clever re-interpretation of Shakespeare's play, bringing it right into the present day and going nowhere near a stage. Set in a Balkan state, we see war scenes and street fighting that remind us of the conflicts there, and arguments over democracy reminiscent of the Arab Spring in Syria today.

Mother and Child - Sunday 25th March 5pm

This Sunday's film is Mother and Child from the writer/director of Nine Lives, Rodrigo Garca. "Emotionally engaging, sharply written and powerfully acted" and "sure to make all but the hardest-hearted shed tears".

Albatross - Sunday 18th March 5pm

Our film this Sunday is Albatross, "a hugely enjoyable coming-of-age drama" according to viewLondon