Our Next Presentation: TBA
THE CRAMPHORN THEATRE, CHELMSFORD – Tuesday 25th SEPTEMBER @ 8PM
Apologies for the delay in posting. We now have the dates for 15 of the 16 films agreed with Chelmsford Theatres (one date still to be confirmed – which will be either mid-December or early June). We are now negotiating with the distributors to determine which film will be shown on which date. The new program will be published as soon as possible and will be sent out before the first film.
The dates are:
Tuesday 25th September
Monday 8th October
Tuesday 23rd October
Monday 12th November
Tuesday 27th November
Monday 3rd December
Tuesday 18th December (provisional)
Tuesday 29th January
Tuesday 12th February
Tuesday 26th February
Tuesday 5th March
Tuesday 26th March
Tuesday 9th April
Tuesday 23rd April
Tuesday 7th May
Tuesday 21st May
Tuesday 4th June (provisional)
One thing you will notice is that this coming season almost all the films are being shown on a Tuesday (except a few in the first half of the season, which are on Mondays).
Our last presentation ‘The Salesman’
There were 18 Audience Reaction slips returned after the showing of this film the breakdown from these slips were as follows:
‘Excellent’: 9 votes- ‘Very Good’: 6 votes
- ‘Good’: 2 votes
- ‘Satisfactory’: 1 vote
- ‘Poor’: 0 vote
If you want to add further comments on this film, you are welcome to do so by joining in on our “The Salesman” discussion forum.
Films for Next Season
On Tuesday 1st May, the Selection Committee met to decide on the 16 films for the 2018/19 season (subject to availability). The Committee’s choices were:
- Happy End (France, dir. Michael Haneke, 2017)
- Call Me By Your Name (Italy, dir. Luca Guadagnino, 2017)
- L’Amant Double (France, dir. François Ozon, 2017)
- Lady Bird (USA, dir. Greta Girwig, 2017)
- Phantom Thread (USA/UK, dir. Paul Thomas Anderson, 2017)
- In Between (Israel, dir. Maysaloun Hamoud, 2016)
- The Beguiled (USA, dir. Sofia Coppola, 2017)
- Loveless (Russia, dir. Andrey Zvyagintsev, 2017)
- The Square (Sweden, dir. Ruben Östlund, 2017)
- The Breadwinner (Ireland, dir. Nora Twomey, 2017)
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Jeune Femme (France, dir. Léonor Serraille, 2017)
- Under The Tree (Iceland, dir. Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson, 2017)
- Loving Vincent (Poland/UK, dirs. Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, 2017)
- The Place (Italy, dir. Paolo Genovese, 2017)
- The Nun (France, dir. Jacques Rivette, 1966)
- Summer 1993 (Spain, dir. Carla Simón, 2017)
Two reserves were also chosen (should any of the above not be available):
- I Am Not A Witch (UK, dir. Rungano Nyoni, 2017)
- Let The Sunshine In (France, dir. Claire Denis, 2017)
Full details of next season’s programme will appear here over the summer as details are confirmed.
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‘Excellent’: 9 votes
Recently restored and re-released by the BFI, this is, like Erice’s debut feature, Spirit of the Beehive, one of the greatest Spanish films ever made, albeit that a story intended to be 3 hours long ended up only half of that: but all the more intriguing and just as perfect! A young girl finds clues to her family’s poisoned past, which lies in the mysterious ‘South’, a landscape, as with so many of the key protagonists, which lies always off-screen. 
‘Excellent’: 19 votes