The venue is Bampton Memorial Hall, CA10 2RS and films start at 7:30pm, doors opening at 7:15pm. Tickets are on sale at the door on the night, price £5 adults, £2 U16. Alternatively, enjoy a pre-film supper served at 6pm in the Hall. An all-inclusive film and supper ticket must be bought for this from Bampton Post Office up to a few days prior to screenings to allow catering arrangements to be made. Tickets are £10 for adults, £7 for U16. These suppers are proving so popular we have had to restrict numbers to 36 so allow plenty of time to buy your tickets. If you've not been before, please join us, we love seeing new faces as well as our regular audience. Family/children’s matinees are at 4pm and there is no meal.
To keep you going during the evening, the bar will be open and ice-creams are available. What could be better?
Programme for 2020
The Current War: Thomas Edison (Benedict Cumberbatch) and George Westinghouse (Michael Shannon), the greatest inventors of the industrial age, engage in a battle of technology and ideas that will determine whose electrical system will power the 20th century.
Full programme listings for all REMOTE cinema screenings in Eden are on the Eden Arts website www.edenarts.co.uk under Remote Cinema.
And on Cine North’s website here at
http://www.cinenorth.co.uk/whatson.php
We hope you find this year’s selection intriguing and tempting! We look forward to your company.
Contact Hazel Eccles (01931 713311) at heccles@btopenworld.com or Katharine Cooke (713392) or Mike Jones (713555) or Vickie (713466) or David Kitchen (713586) for more information.
To keep you going during the evening, the bar will be open and ice-creams are available. What could be better?
Programme for 2020
- Saturday 22nd February: Downton Abbey (2019) PG, 123 mins
- Saturday 28th March: The Current War (2017) 12A, 106 mins
- Saturday 18th April: The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019) 12A, 95 mins
- Saturday 23rd May: Knives Out (2019) 12A, 130 mins (tbc)
The Current War: Thomas Edison (Benedict Cumberbatch) and George Westinghouse (Michael Shannon), the greatest inventors of the industrial age, engage in a battle of technology and ideas that will determine whose electrical system will power the 20th century.
Full programme listings for all REMOTE cinema screenings in Eden are on the Eden Arts website www.edenarts.co.uk under Remote Cinema.
And on Cine North’s website here at
http://www.cinenorth.co.uk/whatson.php
We hope you find this year’s selection intriguing and tempting! We look forward to your company.
Contact Hazel Eccles (01931 713311) at heccles@btopenworld.com or Katharine Cooke (713392) or Mike Jones (713555) or Vickie (713466) or David Kitchen (713586) for more information.
