At Castlemorton Village Hall
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Tickets – £5
Borderlines Film Festival Tickets – £5.50
National Theatre Live – £10
Supper Specials – £12
Payment in advance for Supper Specials is appreciated
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Our
Programme for
2026
including
Borderlines Film Festival
Back next year
Thursday 16th April
HAMNET
(12A-125mins-2025)
Doors open at 7.00 for 7.30 star
Hamnet is an unmissable box office hit starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal. Both actors are at their brilliant best, but Oscar nominated Buckley is nothing short of a wonder. The story follows William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes as they attempt to hold their lives together after an unimaginable loss. Life, however, offers no pause for grief. Agnes still has other children to care for and William must continue working. A film about love and loss that hits all the right notes perfectly and even manages to have some really funny moments.
Big Screen Film Quiz
Saturday 25th April
at Castlemorton Parish Hall
Doors open at 6.30pm
BOOKING ESSENTIAL
Brilliant prizes
Meals for 2 donated by
The Plume of Feathers
and
The Farmers Arms
TICKETS £12
Includes
LIGHT SUPPER
LICENSED BAR
MAXIMUM TEAM SIZE
6
Saturday 16th May
Supper Special – Booking Essential
THE INNOCENT
(15-99mins-2022)
French sub-titles
Doors open at 7.00 for 7.15 start
Tickets – £12
The Innocent (L’Innocent), directed by Louis Garrel, is a clever blend of crime, romance, and comedy.
The story follows Abel, a cautious young man whose widowed mother suddenly marries Michel, a charming ex-convict. Suspicious of his new stepfather’s past, Abel begins to investigate him, enlisting the help of his impulsive friend Clémence. As they dig deeper, what starts as a simple suspicion spirals into an unexpected heist, forcing Abel to confront his fears, trust others, and rethink his assumptions about love and redemption. The film balances humour with emotional depth, exploring themes of trust, family, and second chances.
