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F L I X in the S T I X
The Tittleshall Village Hall Cinema
presents
F L I X I N T H E S T I X
Tittleshall Village Hall
' The Hurt Locker'
(Certificate 15)
Friday the 25th June - 7.00pm for 7.30pm Start
Tickets are £4.50 each & include refreshments of
Tea/Coffee & Homemade Cakes
For reservations & information call the
Box Office On 01328 700952
MEMORY LANE CINEMA
In Association with East Anglian Film Archive Screens
‘Tramways of East Anglia’
Saturday 10th July 2010 - 7.00pm for 7.30pm Start
Tittleshall Village Hall
Tickets are £3.50 each & include refreshments of Tea/Coffee & Cakes
Call the Box Office on 01328 700952 for Information & Resevations
Visit www.tittleshall.com for more information
Tittleshall Village Hall
' The Hurt Locker'
(Certificate 15)
Friday the 25th June - 7.00pm for 7.30pm Start
Tickets are £4.50 each & include refreshments of
Tea/Coffee & Homemade Cakes
For reservations & information call the
Box Office On 01328 700952
Synopsis
Critics have said that this is the best and most insightful anti-war film about Iraq. Kathryn Bigelow's blazingly powerful action movie has unpretentious clarity thus making this film such a refreshing change from other films about war. She also made history by becoming the first woman to receive the Oscar for best director.
The film is set in 2004 in and around Baghdad and deals with the final 38 days of an infantry company's tour of duty when they're wondering who will make it home. The three main characters form a bomb disposal unit with a running theme that centres on Sergeant James's (Jeremy Renner) cool recklessness - he is a man addicted to combat - this impresses senior officers but distresses his close colleagues, whose lives he puts in danger.
Unlike most war movies this is non-judgemental and doesn't see the soldiers as victims, what the film depicts is them trying to do a job and to show us what it feels like to be in a war where anyone around you, male or female, young or old may be planning your death at every step.
Critics have said that this is the best and most insightful anti-war film about Iraq. Kathryn Bigelow's blazingly powerful action movie has unpretentious clarity thus making this film such a refreshing change from other films about war. She also made history by becoming the first woman to receive the Oscar for best director.
The film is set in 2004 in and around Baghdad and deals with the final 38 days of an infantry company's tour of duty when they're wondering who will make it home. The three main characters form a bomb disposal unit with a running theme that centres on Sergeant James's (Jeremy Renner) cool recklessness - he is a man addicted to combat - this impresses senior officers but distresses his close colleagues, whose lives he puts in danger.
Unlike most war movies this is non-judgemental and doesn't see the soldiers as victims, what the film depicts is them trying to do a job and to show us what it feels like to be in a war where anyone around you, male or female, young or old may be planning your death at every step.
MEMORY LANE CINEMA
In Association with East Anglian Film Archive Screens
‘Tramways of East Anglia’
Saturday 10th July 2010 - 7.00pm for 7.30pm Start
Tittleshall Village Hall
Tickets are £3.50 each & include refreshments of Tea/Coffee & Cakes
Call the Box Office on 01328 700952 for Information & Resevations
Visit www.tittleshall.com for more information
For decades, trams rattled along the
streets of towns and cities across East Anglia. The arrival of
the motor car and bus changed the way people travelled and soon the
tramways were no more. Take a look back at our regions lost
tramways including 'Dick Joice presents his Farewell To Trams' - a
special anniversary outing on the Wisbech to Upwell tramway, Southend's
Boulevard tram and pier train and the early days of the tram
preservation movement at Carlton Colville.
Running time approximately sixty minutes
Box Office On 01328 700952
' A N E D U C A T I O N 'Running time approximately sixty minutes
Box Office On 01328 700952
Saturday 24th JULY - 7.00pm for 7.30pm start
Tickets £4.50 - This includes Tea or Coffee and a Cake.
Call the Box Office on 01328 700952 for Information & Resevations
Visit www.tittleshall.com for more information
Tickets £4.50 - This includes Tea or Coffee and a Cake.
Call the Box Office on 01328 700952 for Information & Resevations
Visit www.tittleshall.com for more information
'An
Education' is set in 1962, the heroine is 16-year-old schoolgirl Jenny
Miller (Carey Mulligan), the only child of conventional, lower-middle
class parents and the film's title has a double eaning, one scholastic
and the other sentimental. First, it refers to her sixth-form work at
Twickenham girl's school, the prize pupil with a place at Oxford hers
for the taking. It also refers to the dangerous relationship that
begins when David (Peter Sarsgaard), a seemingly wealthy charmer gives
her a lift home in his sports car and threatens to deflect her
disastrously from this liberating future.
This is the world of Harold Macmillan's 'you've never had it so good' - a Britain before 1963 then the Profumo scandal opened up and gave us a view of a different, more corrupt nation, and the Beatles, The Stones and the Great Train robbers ushered in the swinging 60's and the permissive society. Great fun movie!
This is the world of Harold Macmillan's 'you've never had it so good' - a Britain before 1963 then the Profumo scandal opened up and gave us a view of a different, more corrupt nation, and the Beatles, The Stones and the Great Train robbers ushered in the swinging 60's and the permissive society. Great fun movie!