About us
We meet regularly to watch and discuss films.
We usually see a movie together at a cinema in the Nottingham area (usually the Broadway Cinema) and then discuss it over a drink and a meal (usually in the Broadway Cafe).
We enjoy a wide range of genres: great classics, international and art films, and the latest major releases.
CODE OF CONDUCT: When we discuss a film, it is important to show respect to other people's opinions. We go around expressing each member's impressions and comments on the movie: we must let every person speak without interrupting. Disagreements are welcome, but must always be polite.
Upcoming events
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Savage House @ Broadway
Broadway Cinema, Broad Street, Nottingham, GB"The Savages are broke, bitter, and falling apart. When a high-ranking nobleman announces a visit, this dysfunctional 18th-century family must desperately scramble to hide their debauchery and literal rot."
"This may be set in the 1700s, but the 'keeping up with the Joneses' mentality will surely strike a chord in the Instagram age, where the vast majority of people are trying to project a perfect online persona. Equally, the political commentary and the observations on class and power feel as relevant today as they were back then.
Grant and Foy are fabulous as the delusional and shallow aristocrats, helped in no small part by an amazing costume department. Glanz directs this with suitable whimsy, even in its darkest moments, and the soundtrack is suitably frenzied. Funny and thought-provoking, this manages to be bleak and yet poignant in the same breath. It is a thoroughly entertaining riot!"Buy Your Own Ticket Here ... I have seat D4 in Screen 4.
Runtime 114m
The Thursday afternoon screening is the only one I can make, so if this early time suits you, do join me for a period costume romp. (Shot at Montacute house in Somerset)Meet in the Main Bar at 5.30, before we take our seats ready for screening to start at 5.45. Look for Kate's red leather bag to find us. Gather after for chats & drinks.
3 attendees
A Private Life @ Broadway Cinema
Broadway Cinema, Broad Street, Nottingham, GB"Jodie Foster’s impeccable French and comedic skills are on full display in this mystery thriller, which sees her character journey down a rabbit hole to investigate a suspicious death. This wildly enjoyable romp is as full of charm as its magnetic protagonist."
Daniel Auteuil is always worth watching, and Jodie Foster speaks fluent French... who knew?! Join me to see this amusing French thriller.
Buy Your Own Ticket Here ... I have seat D4 in Screen 4.
Runtime 103mMeet in the Main Bar at 19.00, before we take our seats ready for the screening to start at 19.15. Look for Kate's red leather bag to find us. Gather after for chats & drinks.
5 attendees
Past events
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