Steven Spielberg's massive hit version of Roald Dahl's famous book needs no introduction!
Recent Oscar winner Mark Rylance (for Spielberg?s Bridge Of Spies) makes an appealing giant with his grey hair, protruding ears and colourful language of made-up words. A hilarious tale this is sure to be a major winner for Christmas!
This film (in the village hall) will start at 6pm (doors open at 5.30pm) and refreshments will be available.
An excellent series of films has been arranged for the spring of 2016:
Friday 8th January: ?45 Years?
Friday 5th February: ?Suffragette?
Friday 4th March: ?A Walk in the Woods?
Friday 1st April: ?The Lady in the Van?
Films are shown in the Village Hall at 7.30pm (doors open at 7pm). Refreshments are available before very show.
Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling are at the top of their game in this compelling drama of lost love and missed opportunity
A big hit at the Berlin Film Festival, Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling play a couple (Geoff and Kate) whose celebration of 45 years of marriage is wrecked by the discovery of the body of Geoff?s previous lover in an Alpine glacier 50 years after her accidental death.
A terrific film, all about a close relationship now revealed to be what it seemed.
One of the most eagerly awaited films of the year starring Cary Mulligan, Helena Bonham-Carter, Meryl Streep, Anne-Marie Duff and Romola Garai.
A drama that tracks the story of the foot soldiers of the early feminist movement, women who were forced underground to pursue a dangerous game of cat and mouse with an increasingly brutal State.
A comedy drama based on Bill Bryson's best seller
Instead of retiring to enjoy his loving and beautiful wife (Emma Thompson), celebrated travel writer, Bill Bryson (played by Robert Redford), challenges himself to hike the Appalachian Trail - 2,200 miles of America?s most unspoiled, spectacular and rugged countryside.
A wonderfully warm-hearted romp. Maggie Smith is magnificent as a homeless woman who shares Alan Bennett's drive in this moving adaptation of the West End play
When Alan Bennett offered the temporary use of his drive to a homeless woman in the 1970s, she parked her battered van outside his front door and stayed for 15 years.
Buriton's cinema is back in action in the village hall for the autumn 2015 season so why not make a note of the dates and details below to ensure a series of entertaining evenings and some good chats with friends and neighbours?
Here are details of the autumn season of films for 2015:
? Friday 4 September (7 for 7.30pm): Woman in Gold
? Friday 2 October (7 for 7.30pm): Far from the Madding Crowd
? Friday 13 November (7 for 7.30pm): A Royal Night Out
? Friday: 4 December (7 for 7.30pm): Mr Holmes
An all-star cast (Kate Blanchett, Helena Bonham-Carter, Lily James) and fabulous costumes in Kenneth Branagh's magical re-telling of this favourite fairytale. NB. This film starts at 6pm with doors open from 5.30.
Buriton?s cinema is back in action in the village hall for the autumn 2015 season so why not come along to see this excellent film and have some good chats with friends and neighbours?
Ian McKellen is a tour de force as the ageing Holmes with one last case to solve ...!
Buriton?s cinema is back in action in the village hall for the autumn 2015 season so why not come along to see this excellent film and have some good chats with friends and neighbours?
On the eve of VE day our two young princesses escape Buckingham Palace to meet the people. A lovely romantic drama starring Rupert Everett and Emily Watson.
Buriton?s cinema is back in action in the village hall for the autumn 2015 season so why not come along to see this excellent film and have some good chats with friends and neighbours?
