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The following has been provided by parwich film:
Last night’s very well attended showing of St. Trinnian’s marked the end of our successful third Season (2007/2008).  After covering costs and ensuring a reserve to cover such as new bulbs for the projector, all profits will go to the Memorial Hall new build fund.
We are now planning our [...]

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Film Night


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Parwich Film’s May Showing

 
The infamous school for ‘young ladies’, St T…’s , is once again facing dire financial crisis. While unorthodox headmistress Camilla Fritton (Rupert Everett) struggles to deal with the new Education Minister Geoffrey Thwaites’ tireless advances and his unyielding objective to transform her chaotic environs into a ‘respectable’ ladies college, the responsibility for saving St T…’s [...]

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Film Night this Friday

Don’t forget that Friday is Film Night.  Admission is free and refreshments will be available.  Also don’t think because it is just a cartoon it is only for kids, it is recommended for grown ups too.  It is based on detailed research in French restaurants, and had excellent reviews.
To find out more click here: 

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Thinking of seeing a film?

As well as having another film showing coming up next Friday, the 4th April, Parwich Film has added to its links section a number of other film societies in easy reach of our villages and the independent cinemas in the towns and cities that surround the Peak District (there are a surprising number).
Also the links section will [...]

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There are new pages posted under the Directory of ‘Local groups and organisations‘ on this site.  Have your say about what films you would like to see in Parwich, or post your reviews of the films we have already see.
Click here for the Parwich Film pages

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Film Club Night - This Friday

Don’t forget it’s film night on Friday 15th - 7.30. Should be a great film, for more details why not visit www.atonementthemovie.co.uk

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You missed it!

This month’s showing at the cinema in the Memorial Hall was The Bourne Ultimatum.  It was brilliant - fast action, with each camera shot barely lasting more than a couple of seconds.  Jason Bourne took on the might of the secret “intelligence” service of the USA & totally confused & dumbfounded them.   My personal opinion [...]

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Book this date in your diary - it is the next cinema showing at the Memorial Hall.  The film is about a fledgling writer Briony Tallis, as a 13-year-old, irrevocably changes the course of several lives when she accuses her older sister’s (Keira Knightley) lover (James McAvoy) of a crime he did not commit. Based [...]

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Don’t forget the cinema tonight

Tonight in the Memorial Hall we have got the latest showing of the well known trilogy, basically it is the American Version of James Bond - will the “rogue agent” finally uncover his full identity - the Ultimate film to see.  Everyone is welcome & there are refreshments in the inteval.
Tonight Friday 11th.

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Films at the Memorial Hall.

Following the well-attended screening of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix at the Memorial Hall on Friday November 16th, our next screening takes place on Friday November 30th, at 7:30 pm.
This historical drama stars  Ioan Gruffudd as the pioneering anti-slavery campaigner William Wilberforce, supported by Albert Finney, Michael Gambon, Rufus Sewell, Benedict Cumberbatch [...]

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