Cinemas are not alone in having a turbulent couple of years and the future still doesn’t look like plain sailing, however, No6 is back in action from September 1st. With our usual eclectic mix of documentaries, classic movies, foreign language and quality mainstream films we hope to lure you away from the couch and back into the metaphorical warm embrace of our No6 volunteers who as always will be there to welcome you back as the weather begins to cool.
Don’t forget our two matinees every month: matinee prices, free tea/coffee and biscuits before the subtitled screening make them a popular choice for people who like to be home before dark.
As always our bar will be open from 6.15pm before evening screenings. If you are 25 and under that’s a beer and a film for under a tenner, great value and a great night out.
In our Thursday September 1st film The Good Boss, Javier Bardem delivers a masterclass in reptilian repugnance. Nominated for 20 Goyas outstripping Parallel Mothers for the best Spanish film, this satire on corporate corruption has an entertainment value of 100%.
Lancasteron Friday 2nd September delivers a sobering first person history of Bomber Command. 100 Lancasters lost in a single night, 672 empty chairs at breakfast, 25,000 lives lost in Dresden, a stain on the consciences of the young men who dropped the bombs.
With a thumbs up from audience reviews, Where The Crawdads Sing on Saturday night is a heartbreaking story of isolation and survival.
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