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2011-2012 |
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Sixth Season! PRICES HELD for 4th YEAR! |
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For our sixth season we are again presenting
a varied programme of world cinema, including movies from Price reduced to £18 if you join by 30th June! Fridays at in Holloway Village Hall (FNMVH) 23rd Sep - Peepli Live 21st Oct - Distant
Voices, Still Lives 25th Nov - The
Reader 27th Jan - Lemon
Tree 24th Feb - The
Illusionist 23rd Mar - ‘Mystery
Film’ 27th Apr - Made
in Dagenham Membership entitles you to see all
seven films shown during autumn 2011 and winter 2012, and to recommend films
for the following season. Programme subject to change due to
circumstances beyond our control. |
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Join and see seven films for £20 Peepli Live Distant Voices, Still Lives The
Reader, Lemon Tree The
Illusionist, ‘Mystery Film’ Made in
Dagenham To join: Complete the form on right. Do it by the end of June to take up our offer. |
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From Distant Voices,
Still Lives:-
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hollowayfilm - cinema near you We are a
non-profit club set up to bring quality films to the local community, with
the support of derbyshirefilm and
the National Lottery. |
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Membership Application Form 2009-2010 Print, fill-in and Post |
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Send for your new season’s membership now. Return the above form
together with a cheque for £20 made payable to
hollowayfilm to: Caroline Caldwell 11 The Hollins Holloway DE4 5BA (Tel: 01629 534396) For further information email: hollowayfilm@w3z.co.uk www.gregormacgregor.com/hollowayfilm/ |
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23 September 2011 – Peepli Live (2010, India, Cert. 15, 95 mins)
Part comedy, part satire, this film tells the story of an Indian
farmer, Natha, facing destitution due to an unpaid
loan. His brother suggests suicide, which would bring the family compensation
payments. Suddenly their plight becomes an issue in a local election, and a media frenzy develops around the brothers and their plans.
21 October 2011 – Distant Voices,
Still Lives (1988, UK, Cert. 15, 85 mins)
Written
and directed by Terence Davies, and starring the late Pete Postlethwaite,
this is two films in one, an elegy for working class life in the Liverpool of
the 1940s and 50s. The Guardian described the film, re-released in 2007, as
‘Britain’s forgotten cinematic masterpiece’. We will also show a short film to
accompany this.
25 November 2011 – The Reader (2009,
US Germany, Cert. 15, 124 mins)
Starring
Kate Winslet and Ralph Fiennes, The Reader begins with an affair between a
teenager and an older woman in postwar Germany. Many years later he meets her
again, when he is a law student and she the defendant in a war crimes trial. A
story about truth and reconciliation, about how one generation comes to terms
with the crimes of another.
27 January 2012 – Lemon Tree (2008,
Israel, Cert. PG, 106 mins)
A personal take on the
24 February 2012 – The Illusionist
(2010, UK/France, Cert. PG, 80 mins)
According to the Guardian, ‘this movie by the French film-maker
Sylvain Chomet is an act of homage and an act of
cinematic love: A classically conceived, hand-drawn animation based on a script
by Jacques Tati. The result is utterly distinctive
and beguiling, with its own language and grammar of innocence …’
23 March
2012 – ‘Mystery Film’
27 April 2012 – Made in Dagenham (2010,
UK, Cert. 15, 113 mins)
In 1968 the women machinists at the Ford
car plant in Dagenham went on strike for better pay. This film, starring Sally
Hawkins and Bob Hoskins, chronicles their struggle for equality, which acted as
a catalyst for the feminist movement of the 70s. ‘It combines the clear,
explicit and nuanced politics of the best of Ken Loach with the heart-grabbing
attractions of any mainstream popular film you care to name.’
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