The next Corrie Film club will be on Sunday January 9th at 7.30pm. The film showing will be Tulipani: Love, Honour and a Bicycle (Holland 2017. Mike van Diem. 99 mins Cert 15) After losing his farm to the 1953 floods in Holland, a Dutch farmer cycles to the Puglia in Italy to grow tulips. …
Corrie Film Club is having its Christmas special on Sunday 5th December, not the normal second Sunday in the month this time. The evening begins at 7.00pm with the, now traditional, annual showing of 20 minute short starring Freddie Frinton as butler in Dinner for One. This will be followed by supper at 7.30 and …
The next film showing at Corrie Film Club on Sunday November 14th is Green Book, at 7.30 pm (USA 2018. Peter Farrelly. 130 mins Cert PG) When an Italian-American bouncer from the Bronx is hired to drive a world – class pianist on a concert tour to the Deep South, the Green Book tells them …
After a long time away due to Covid-19, the Corrie Film Club is now able to reconvene in person, and they are having their first evening next month. Here is a message from the Film Club committee: We are going ahead with a feel good film on Sunday 17th October at 8.00pm – The Englishman …
This Dear Place, Corrie and Sannox. Memories and Reflections by Lesley Paton Cox A Review, by Elsa Rodeck Last week, a copy of the recently published book This Dear Place, Corrie and Sannox. Memories and Reflections by Lesley Paton Cox, fell into my possession. I have been immersing myself since in another time and place …
The film showing on Sunday March 8th at 8pm is The Guilty (Denmark 2018. Gustav Moller. Cert 15. 85 mins). Gustav Möller’s nerve-jangling thriller about an emergency police dispatcher and one fateful call uses minimal ingredients to devastating effect. Asger is a police officer who enters a race against time when he answers an emergency …
On Saturday 1st February, Corrie Film Club hosts its free mini film festival Day in the Dark in Corrie and Sannox Village Hall. This year, as always, there will be a chance to see a variety of films between 10.30 in the morning and 10.00 at night as well as the chance to socialise over …
On Sunday February 9th, The House of Mirth (UK. 2007. Terence Davies. Cert.12. 134 mins) will be showing at 8 pm. Stunning adaptation of Edith Wharton’s novel about a woman’s quest to find a wealthy husband, set against a background of wealth and social hypocrisy in turn of the century New York. The story of …
On Sunday January 12th 2020 the filming showing at the Corrie Film club will be Transit (2019 Germany Christian Petzold. Rating NR.101 mins). Programme starts at 8 pm. As fascism spreads, German refugee Georg flees to Marseille and assumes the identity of a dead writer. Living among refugees, he falls for a mysterious woman who is …
On Sunday December 8th the Corrie film club will have a Christmas programme that begins at 7.00 pm with a showing of Dinner for One, followed by supper and then It’s a Wonderful Life. Dinner for One (Director Heinz Dunkhause, 1963. Germany. 18 mins Cert U) Traditional Christmas short comedy, served with mulled wine. An …