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Monday 30 June at 7.30 pm.
A CHANGE TO OUR ADVERTISED PROGRAMME.
We hope to screen MARIUS at a later date.
CONVERSATIONS WITH MY GARDENER (12A).
Directed by Jean Becker. France 2007. 109 minutes. In French with English subtitles.
A successful artist (Daniel Auteuil) inherits his rural childhood home and decides to leave Paris. When he finds the garden altered beyond recognition, he hires a gardener to tame the wilderness… and finds himself face to face with an old school friend (Jean-Pierre Darroussin). A good natured two-hander from the director of MY AFTERNOOONS WITH MARGUERITTE, with characteristically impressive performances from two of France’s best loved actors.
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THE BUNGAY FILM CLUB AGM WILL TAKE PLACE ON 30 JUNE AFTER THE SCREENING. ALL WELCOME.
Monday 14 July at 7.30 pm.
THE NAVIGATOR (U).
Directed by and starring: Buster Keaton. USA 1924. Black and white. 65 minutes. Silent with live piano accompaniment from Stephen Horne.
Travel back to the twenties for an evening with one of the greatest masters of the silent era. Buster and his fiancée are stranded aboard a deserted cruise liner. The pampered couple are helpless at first, but soon learn to fend for themselves in this comic tour-de-force.
Stephen Horne is one of this country’s leading silent film accompanists, and is in demand all over the world. Although principally a pianist, he often incorporates flute, accordion and keyboards into his entertaining performances.
Tickets £7.50 and £5.00 (members only, no other concessions).
Monday 28 July at 7.30 pm.
THE GREAT BEAUTY (LA GRANDE BELLEZZA) (15).
Dir. Paolo Sorrentino. Italy 2013. 142minutes. In Italian with English subtitles.
Winner of both BAFTA and Golden Globe awards for Best Foreign Film. Jep Gambardella (Tony Servillo), novelist turned society columnist, feels world-weary the morning after his 65th birthday party. Taking stock of his life, he looks beyond the extravagant nightclubs, parties, and cafés. Behind the vulgarity and the venality, he finds the timeless and exquisite landscape of Rome. Both a satirical portrayal of life in Berlusconi’s Italy and a stunningly shot love letter to the eternal city.
Visit www.bungayfilmclub.com for trailers and further information about forthcoming films. Contact us at [email protected].
All tickets available from the Fisher Box Office or at www.fishertheatre.org.
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The Fisher Theatre will be screening three films based on true stories this month.
All films start at 7.30 pm. All tickets £5. Sorry, no discount for film club members.
Emma Thompson and Tom Hanks star as PL Travers and Walt Disney in SAVING MR BANKS (PG) on Monday 7 July. A fictionalised account of the meeting of the great filmmaker and the celebrated children’s writer during the making of the screen adaptation of Mary Poppins.
MANDELA: LONG WALK TO FREEDOM (12A) is showing on Monday 21 July. Idris Elba and Naomie Harris play Nelson and Winnie Mandela in this moving account of the great statesman’s life.
Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman lead the cast in THE RAILWAY MAN (15) on Thursday 31 July. The film chronicles the encounter between a former Japanese prisoner of war and his tormentor, many years after the end of WWII.
Please note that THE RAILWAY MAN is screening on a Thursday.
For further information and trailers visit www.fishertheatre.org.
Tickets available from the Fisher Box Office or at www.fishertheatre.org.
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