Hawkchurch Film Nights
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Film Nights Update
Some long-awaited good news to bring you – unless the government’s Roadmap out of lockdown finds a traffic jam, side road or U-turn, our film nights at the village hall resume this month. Make a note in your diaries :
Monday 24th May In association with Devon Moviola, we proudly present ‘Military Wives’, (112 mins, Cert 12 – infrequent strong language, moderate sex references), an uplifting true-life tale from the director of ‘The Full Monty’, Peter Cattaneo, starring Kristin Scott Thomas and Sharon Horgan. With their partners away serving in Afghanistan, a group of women on the home front form a choir and quickly find themselves a global media sensation.
Tickets are £5 and are available IN ADVANCE ONLY from me at csma95@gmail.com or leave a message on 01297 678176. Two performances, allocated seating, social distancing and Covid-19 counter-measures will be in place. Refreshments available. Hawkchurch Village Hall, EX13 5XW. Performances at 4.45pm (doors 4.30pm) and 7.45pm (doors 7.30pm).
We look forward to welcoming you back. Dates for future performances :
Mon 5th July – Little Women
Mon 2nd August – The Secret Garden
Best wishes from Penny, Jacky, Paul and me
Chris Andrews
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