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 20th 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

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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: 

Green Door - Friday 22 November 7.45pm
Dunchideock Village Hall

​This film, which won this year’s Best Film Oscar, is based on a true story. Dr Don Shirley (Maharshala Ali) is a world-class African-American pianist who, in 1962, embarked on a concert tour in the Deep South. His only guide to “safe” locations was the Green Book and he needed both a driver and protection. Shirley recruited Tony Lip (Viggo Mortensen), a tough talking Italian-American bouncer from the Bronx, and this road film follows their  journey. “A supremely likeable film.” Said Empire. “It boasts a warm heart, with two astonishingly good performances to guide it home.”
 It won not only its Oscar but three Golden Globe awards, among many others. Rotten Tomatoes comment that “it provides a surprisingly smooth ride through politically bumpy subject matter”., and gave it a healthy 78% approval score from the critics and a very positive 91% from the public. We thoroughly enjoyed it.

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