Starring Emily Blunt and Rupert Friend, screenplay by Julian Fellowes (who wrote Gosford Park).
England, 1837. After an unhappy and sheltered childhood as the object of a royal power struggle, Victoria becomes queen at the age of just 18. Now, she can be free of her overbearing mother, the Duchess of Kent, and her ambitious advisor, Conroy.
Meanwhile Victoria’s handsome cousin, Albert has been pressured to marry Victoria by his father, King Leopold of Belgium. As queen, Victoria embraces the charming Prime Minister Lord Melbourne, as her sole advisor. When Melbourne is ousted, Victoria must face the first of many crises to afflict her reign. A royal wedding to Albert restores Victoria’s popularity with the public, but can it ever be a case of happy ever after for the headstrong monarch?
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PG
THIS YEAR (while our Hall is being rebuilt) SHOWING AT:
PARWICH CHURCH (St. Peter’s)
FRIDAY 23rd October 7.45PM
- Free Entrance
- Refreshments
- Raffle
- Silent projection
- Hi Fi Sound
- Special hi-fi headphones for those with hearing difficulties, please ask.
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Roberto (in an earlier comment) was right, it was a lovely film, but made all the more special by viewing it in the church. Sitting the nave, the light from the film illuminated parts of the chancel and nave roof and made the pillars seem as if they really did reach high over our heads.