Our Next Presentation:  BURNING

The Cramphorn Theatre, Chelmsford – Monday 4th November @ 8pm

Jong-soo runs into Hae-mi, a girl who once lived in his neighbourhood. She asks him to watch her cat while she’s out of town. Returning, she introduces him to Ben, who tells Jong-so about his hobby… A quiet, slowpaced, if lengthy, character study, this is a mysterious drama, offering much food for thought, which you may not be able to get out of your head… (more)

Our Previous Presentation ‘IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK’

Audience feedback for “If Beale Street Could Talk”

There were 24 reaction slips returned following the screening of this film.  The results were: ‘Excellent’: 12 votes ‘Very Good’: 9 votes ‘Good’: 3 votes ‘Satisfactory’: 0 votes ‘Poor’: 0 votes To read all the comments, click on the following … Continue reading →

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Film Discussion Night: 9-January 2020

Following a suggestion made at the AGM preceding the screening of COLD WAR, we are reinstating the Film Discussion nights. The first of these will be held on Thursday 9th January, following the screening of the film Custody. This is a chance to reflect on the first 7 films shown, as well as making comments/suggestions on the Film Club itself.

Your opinion counts

As well as filling in the Response Slips following the showing of each film, you can leave comments for any of the films we have shown via the Discussion page.

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Our Next Presentation:  IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK

THE CRAMPHORN THEATRE, CHELMSFORD – TuesDAY 22nd OCTOBER @ 8PM

Like so many young African American men, Fonny (aka Alonzo) has been arrested and jailed on a trumped-up charge. Tish is pregnant and promises he’ll be out and back in Harlem before their baby is born. Tish’s family may be supportive , but Fonny’s God-bothering mother responds with hostility and spite, blaming Tish for her son’s supposed fall from grace. James Baldwin’s novel is marvellously brought to the screen… (more)

Our Previous Presentation ‘COLD WAR’

Audience feedback for “Cold War”

There were 26 reaction slips returned following the screening of this film.  The results were: ‘Excellent’: 14 votes ‘Very Good’: 8 votes ‘Good’: 2 votes ‘Satisfactory’: 1 vote ‘Poor’: 1 vote To read all the comments, click on the following … Continue reading →

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Film Discussion Nights

Following a suggestion made at the AGM preceding the screening of COLD WAR, we are reinstating the Film Discussion nights. The first of these will be held on Thursday 9th January, following the screening of the film Custody. This is a chance to reflect on the first 7 films shown, as well as making comments/suggestions on the Film Club itself.

Your opinion counts

As well as filling in the Response Slips following the showing of each film, you can leave comments for any of the films we have shown via the Discussion page.

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Our Next Presentation:  COLD WAR

THE CRAMPHORN THEATRE, CHELMSFORD – Monday 7TH October @ 8PM

Set against the backdrop of the 1950s Cold War, Pawlikowski’s love letter to his parents has been described as a near-perfect film, artfully crafted and flawlessly acted. Two people from differing backgrounds begin an almost impossible romance. For a black-and-white film with such an unsparing, unsentimental approach, it manages to feel lush, passionate and stark all at once. (Read more…)

Our Previous Presentation ‘SHOPLIFTERS’

Audience Feedback for “Shoplifters”

There were 33 reaction slips returned following the screening of this film.  The results were: ‘Excellent’: 19 votes ‘Very Good’: 14 votes ‘Good’: 0 votes ‘Satisfactory’: 0 votes ‘Poor’: 0 votes To read all the comments, click on the following … Continue reading →

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Your opinion counts

As well as filling in the Response Slips following the showing of each film, you can leave comments for any of the films we have shown via the Discussion page.

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