At Castlemorton Village Hall
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Tickets – £5
Borderlines Film Festival Tickets – £5.50
National Theatre Live – £10
Supper Specials – £12
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Our
Programme for early
2026
including
Borderlines Film Festival
Thursday 19th February
THE MARCHING BAND
15-103mins-2024
French – with sub-titles
Doors open at 7.00 for 7.30 start
This film is yet another fine example of the French cinema’s brilliance in making top class comedy/drama films. Thibaut Desormeaux, a celebrated classical conductor is suddenly diagnosed with leukaemia. While searching for a bone-marrow donor, he discovers through DNA testing that he was adopted, and that he has a biological brother, Jimmy Lecocq. Jimmy lives a very different life, working in a factory canteen and playing trombone in a local marching band. When Jimmy’s band loses its conductor, Thibaut steps in. Despite their very different upbringings, the brothers forge a bond around their shared love of music and through their collaboration, they explore identity, family ties, and the power of music to bridge social divides, as the town faces a factory closure.
The Morton Majestic Cinema Club is delighted to host the Borderlines Film Festival in Castlemorton, for the second time, featuring three exceptional films: Bugonia, The Choral and Souleyman’s Story. Borderlines provides an opportunity to experience world-class cinema in a friendly, local environment.
Tickets are £5.50
Bar / Refreshments / Ice creams
Friday 6th March
BUGONIA
15-119mins-2025
Doors open at 7.00 for 7.30 start
This is a darkly comic production from Yorgos Lanthimos (Poor Things). When a paranoid beekeeper (Jesse Plemons) becomes convinced a ruthless CEO (Emma Stone) is an alien threat to planet Earth, a bizarre kidnapping plot unfolds. Absurd, violent, and wickedly funny, the film probes paranoia, truth, and the terrifying ease with which reason collapses — all building to a daring final act.
Thursday 12th March
THE CHORAL
12A-113mins-2025
Doors open at 7.00 for 7.30 start
It is 1916 and war is raging on the Western Front. The Choral Society in Ramsden, Yorkshire, has lost most of its men to the army. Their ambitious committee decides on a recruitment drive. They must also engage a new chorus master and their best bet seems to be Dr Henry Guthrie (Ralph Fiennes) – driven, uncompromising and recently returned from a career in Germany.
Thursday 19th March
SOULEYMANE’S STORY
15-93mins-2024
Doors open at 7.00 for 7.30 start
(French with English sub-titles)
Every second of Souleymane’s new life in France is precious. Having fled Guinea, his asylum interview looms. He powers through the streets of after dark Paris as an unlicensed delivery rider, sleeps in hostels and prepares for his make or break appointment. Pressure builds as his date with destiny approaches. Boris Lojkine’s portrait of a modern migrant propels us into the precarious world of an otherwise invisible man.
An award-winning French production in which the dynamic storytelling is matched by a star making performance from charismatic newcomer Abou Sangare.
