At t’Flicks

January, 2013

Dear all,

Please accept our apologies for cancelling our screenings this week. After seven years of great service, our screen decided to be uncooperative this evening and has broken in a fairly spectacular fashion.

It must have known that we have a brand new screen currently being made for us in Germany! We are going to upgrade the delivery of this to an air freight service in order to ensure that it can be installed before the encore screening of The Magistrate and the live screening of Eugene Onegin in February.

The free community screening of Franco Zefferelli’s “Jesus of Nazareth” and the Tideswell Cinema screening of “The Whistleblower” will be re-scheduled for later in the year. Apologies for the disappointment this may cause.

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Regards,

Tideswell Cinema Team

This month Tideswell Cinema offers a foreign language film ( French and Japanese, subtitles) ‘Stupeur et Tremblement’ or ‘ Fear and Trembling’. It is an absorbing comedy that explores cultural differences between the world of work in Europe and Japan.

Amelie was born in Japan and lived there until she was five. She grows up in Belgium, but wants to return to this country of her childhood. After college graduation, she takes a one year contract as an interpreter in a large company. Her Japanese is perfect – but that does not prevent her downfall. Come along on Thursday 21st February to see what happens in this first class film. It will be shown at 7.30pm upstairs in The George, and Guest Members are welcome to take seats from 7.15pm, for £4.75. And don’t forget that the pub sells excellent meals, so why not make it a ‘real night out’!