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Back by popular demand

The January alternative film slot is being used for the return by popular demand of something more mainstream:

January Film

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Film Night this Friday – Wall-E

Parwich Film night, Jan 9thPARWICH MEMORIAL HALL, FRIDAY 9th January 7.45pm

Certificate U.
No 1 box-office choice.
Best film of 2008 in many critics lists.
View the trailer.
Visit the official film website.

Free Entrance.
Refreshments.
Raffle.
Big screen.
Silent projection.
Hi Fi Sound.
Special hi-fi headphones for those with hearing difficulties: please ask.

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Parwich Film night, Jan 9th

The 2009 Parwich Film season kicks off on Friday 9th with another family-friendly animation from the brilliant Pixar Studios. (more…)

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Do you want to see Mamma Mia again?

Mamma Mia has been one of the most popular in the current parwich film season, and a few people have requested a second showing. This is more than possible if there is sufficient demand:

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Christmas Film on Saturday

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Come sing-along with Friday’s Film

December Sing-Along Film
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Christmas Film

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Up-date: December Film will be sing-along

December Sing-Along Film
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You can’t say we don’t listen.

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December Film Show

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Tuesday Night’s Film

November Alternative Film poster
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November Alternative Film

November Alternative Film poster
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Friday Night – Film Night

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Alternative film nights: a poll.

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November alternative film night

parwich film are definitely holding the Alternative Film Night this month on Tuesday 25th.  Our apologies to the previous changes in night announced on the calendar and film programme pages.  Click here for more details of the November alternative film.

Do let us know your thoughts on whether after Christmas the alternative films would be better on a Tuesday or a Saturday.

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November Film Night

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Alternative Film on Tuesday Evening


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Derby Quad

I was up dating the parwich film pages here at PARWICH.ORG and noticed that the cinema at the new Quad centre in Derby is up and running.  This is the awaited replacement for the much loved old Metro Cinema.  Those who have already been do let us know how you have found it, or give us your thoughts on the other cinemas in driving distance.

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October’s Alternative Film Night


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Film night reminder


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October Film


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Alternative Film Night – Tuesday

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Alternative Film Night

September Parwich ALTERNATIVE Film Show

We are starting a season of more unusual films, foreign language films, and older films, initially on the 4th Tuesday each month.

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Film Night this Friday


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First film of the new season

 
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Start of film season

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starts its 2008/09 season next week.  The regular showings of recent mainstream films continue at the Memorial Hall on the second Friday of the month:

  • 7-45pm Friday 12th September – click here for a trailer
  • 7-45pm Friday 10th October
  • 7-45pm Friday 14th November
  • 7-45pm Friday 12th December

As a new departure we are trialing an alternative film night on the fourth Tuesday of each month, showing classic, art or foreign language films.  The provisional dates are:

  • Tuesday 23rd September
  • Tuesday 28th October
  • Tuesday 25th November

Do let us know what films you might like to see on the Tuesday evening slot.

We are continuing with the same licensing arrangements as last time which means that we can not publicly advertise the title of the films.  If you want to go on our email list to receive more details please contact us on martin@orchidserve.com.

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What films do you want to see?

 

We are now planning for the up coming film season for:

Do let us know what you would like to see, either mainstream cinema for the regular once a month Friday nights, or children’s, classics or foreign language films for possible extra slots?  Either leave your comments below or contact Arnold, Martin or Peter.

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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).

We are now planning our 2008/09 Season.  Up to now we have focused on mainstream block busters, but we are looking at a more varied programme next season, with possibly additional showings for children, young adults and minority interests.  Do let us know what you would like to see, either by putting comments below, or by speaking to Arnold, Martin or Peter, or by emailing us on martin@orchidserve.com.  We would particularly welcome input from teenagers and young adults, and would welcome any ideas how parwich film can support Project Parwich, for example you might be organising a fund raising event and would like to show a film or music videos as part of that event, or even just have photographs projected onto the screen.

Thank you to all that have supported us, to everyone that helps out with the film nights, and an especial thanks to the Memorial Hall Management Committee for setting up the group and providing our administration and accounting.  We are a very good example of how new groups and new uses of the Memorial Hall can be promoted.  Click here to find out more about parwich film

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Film Night

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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 from its creditors falls to the anarchic pupils. The fearless girls gather together a motley crew of teachers, associates, and the rest of the school’s ungovernable and uninhibited pranksters, who, using their wit, sass, determination and ingenuity attempt to pull off the heist of the century and save the school from impending bankruptcy. A RIOT! (more…)

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Film Night this Friday

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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.

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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 point you to a number of film review sites, in case you fancy seeing a film but don’t know what to see.

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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 is that there is definitely another opening for a 4th film – he never died, did he?

Thank you to Martin & Arnold for their ongoing work & thanks to the tea ladies for the half time refreshments.

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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 on the British romance novel by Ian McEwan.

Remember February 15th – 7.45.         Doors open at 7.30.      Entrance Free

March 14th  – This film looks at the relationship between Elizabeth I and the adventurer Sir Walter Raleigh (the sexy Clive Owen), it is Cate Blanchett’s fabulous sequel to her 1998 film portraying the early life of this great Queen.

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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 and Youssou N’Dour.  You can find more out about the film at its official website.

Tickets are available from the village shop.

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