Film Nights

This is Film Night’s 15th season and starts as usual in Dunchideock Village Hall where this year we have a new sound system to enhance your enjoyment. This season we will be showing on the third Friday of the month, and so our first film will be on Friday 21st September.

How Dunchideock Film Night operates

The showings are generally on Fridays every month, in Dunchideock Village Hall starting at 7-45pm.

The show starts with a Tom and Jerry
There is always a strategically timed interval - ice creams, tea, coffee
Film Nights also have a bar open

Price is £3.50 which includes coffee and nibbles
Film Night is not a club - everyone is welcome

Film Night allows you to see the best of current releases, along with some classic favourites, in friendly surroundings, and free of all the hassle surrounding city cinemas. We have folks come from several of the neighbouring parishes, so it's not a closed shop!

Upcoming Films:

Friday 15th February 2019 7.45pm Village Hall
FIRST MAN
“Few quotations have a greater claim to immortality than “One small step for man, one great leap for mankind”, writes Brian Viner in the Daily Mail. “Yet, although the outcome is well known, First Man – starring Ryan Gosling as astronaut Neil Armstrong the first man to step on the moon- “still unfolds as a suspenseful thriller which is given a powerful whoosh of added poignancy by the story of Armstrong’s family life.” Viner gave the film 5 stars and the Guardian and Daily Telegraph both gave it 4.. It has registered an 88% approval from Rotten Tomatoes, which describes the film as “taking the audience on a soaring dramatic journey”.
Peter Goodchild

Friday 15th March 2019 7.45pm Village Hall
Bohemian Rhapsody
The reaction to this film, which follows Freddie Mercury’s life from 1970, when he joined Queen, to their Live Aid Concert in 1985, has been extraordinary. When released last October, it was widely panned by the critics. It scored a lowly 47% from main critics such as the Daily Telegraph – but – a resounding 88% positive response from the audience, raising all sorts of questions about whether the critics have lost touch with their public. And recently, it has won Best Film at the US Golden Globe Awards and Best British Film at the BAFTAs. Rami Malek, who plays Freddie Mercury, also won Best Actor. At the time of writing, it has no less than five nominations for this year’s Oscars, and it has been a massive financial success worldwide. Our team thought it was wonderful.
Peter Goodchild