Kilmington Community Cinema
Kilmington first film night was in March 2005 with “Vanity Fair” and shown with the support of Moviola’s mobile cinema unit providing all the equipment and projectionist.
Following a successful Crowdfunding appeal, well supported by the Village Community, Local Clubs, Parish Council, EDDC and DCC, Kilmington Community Cinema (KCC) open their independently run film nights with “23 Walks” on the 9th June 2021. All profit from the film shows goes to the Village Hall and following the opening of the KCC in June 2021 up to June 2023 we have raised a total of £4,368 for the Halls maintenance fund through the support of our audiences and volunteers. The KCC is a run by volunteers. |
Tickets booked in advance (£5.00) or on the door (£5.50). To book please phone John Watts on 01297 521681 or email: wattsjohn307@gmail.comwattsjohn307@gmail.com
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Wicked Little Letters
Wednesday 12th June & Matinee Thursday 11th
Warning: Strong language
However, swearwords, you see, can be very funny – especially when primly pronounced by a pious spinster such as Edith (Olivia Colman), who seems to be the letter writer’s primary target.
The true tale of a foul-mouthed scribbler in 1920s Sussex. In 1920, during the suffragette movement in the UK, Edith Swan, a spinster and devout Christian in Littlehampton, becomes the target of hate mail - an issue of great distress to her, her controlling father Edward and gentle mother Victoria. Having endured 19 such letters spilt with profanities; Edward seeks the assistance of the local constabulary. They suspect their neighbour, the haughty-yet-lone mother and Irish migrant Rose Gooding, as the sender.
However, swearwords, you see, can be very funny – especially when primly pronounced by a pious spinster such as Edith (Olivia Colman), who seems to be the letter writer’s primary target.
The true tale of a foul-mouthed scribbler in 1920s Sussex. In 1920, during the suffragette movement in the UK, Edith Swan, a spinster and devout Christian in Littlehampton, becomes the target of hate mail - an issue of great distress to her, her controlling father Edward and gentle mother Victoria. Having endured 19 such letters spilt with profanities; Edward seeks the assistance of the local constabulary. They suspect their neighbour, the haughty-yet-lone mother and Irish migrant Rose Gooding, as the sender.
Wednesday Doors and Bar open 6.45 and the evening’s entertainment starting at 7.15 and ending about 9.30. The Thursday matinee, Doors open 1.45 Film starts 2pm, come along and enjoy a film and have wine/soft drinks, ice-creams/tea/coffee. Cream Teas available during the matinee interval. Please state Wednesday or Thursday when booking and order your cream tea at the same time.
Tickets Pre-booked £5 or £5.50 on door, booking essential for the matinee. To book contact John 01297 521681 or email: wattsjohn307@gmail.com.
Tickets Pre-booked £5 or £5.50 on door, booking essential for the matinee. To book contact John 01297 521681 or email: wattsjohn307@gmail.com.