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A programme of international films made over the recent decades for mature minded film lovers
doors open 10.30am at the Silver Screen Cinema, Guildhall Street, Folkestone (Please note that a stair lift has been installed at the cinema)
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FCFC
Membership
Annual Subscription is £8 which is valid for one year from date of issue. Please make your cheque payable to: Folkestone Classic Film Club and post it, together with the following information, to: F.C.F.C. Information that should accompany your cheque is as follows:
Your membership card will be at the cinema box office before the next Thursday's screening. FREE mailing list for Members.
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Folkestone
Classic Film Club |
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what's on AS YOU LIKE IT (12A) Kenneth Branagh UK 2006 Set in 19th century Japan, Branagh's version of Shakespear's comedy takes us, not to the Forest of Arden but to a Japanese garden. With Brian Blessed, Bryce Dallas Howard, Romala Garai and David Oyelowo.
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3rd Jan At 11am 127 mins |
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12.08 EAST
OF BUCHAREST (15) - subtitled Corneliu Porumboilu Romania 2006 The owner/presenter of a low budget TV station tries to commemorate the anniversary of the revolution against Ceausescu, with comic results.
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10th Jan At 11am 124 mins |
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ATONEMENT
(15) Joe Wright USA/UK From Ian McEwan's novel and spanning the period from 1935 to 1999, this epic explores the conflict between imagination and reality. With James McAvoy, Keira Knightley and Romola Garai.
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17th Jan At 11am 123 mins |
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THE
LAVENDER HILL MOB (U) Charles Crichton UK 1951 Many people's favourtie Ealing comedy, as the timid bank clerk executes a bullion robbery. Alex Guinness, Stanley Holloway, Sid James and Alfie Bass.
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24th Jan At 11am 78 mins |
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OPERA JAWA
(12A) subtitled Garin Nugroho Indonesia 2006 A fully sung 'gamelin musical' and modern version of an episode from Ramayana, where good and evil struggle for the affections of the herione.
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31st Jan At 11am 120 mins |
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MICHAEL
CLAYTON (15) Tony Gilroy USA 2007 George Clooney as a trouble shooting lawyer, against big companies who act like destructive psychopaths. With Tom Wilkinson and Tilda Swinton.
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7th Feb At 11am 120 mins |
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DARATT
(PG) subtitled Mahamet-Saleh Haroun France/Chad 2006 A tale of retribution and reconciliation following the Chad government's amnesty to all those involved in the past civic war.
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14th Feb At 11am 95 mins |
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ONCE (15) John Carney Ireland 2007 A musical romance between an unlikely couple - busking part time vacuum cleaner repair man (Glen Hansard) and a Czech immigrant cleaner (Marketa Irglova), set in Dublin.
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21st Feb At 11am 87 mins |
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COUNTERFEITERS (15) subtitled Stefan Ruzovitzky Germany 2006 A Jewish forger is incarcerated in a concentration camp with others in an operation to counterfeit dollars and sterling in order to destabilise the allies; markets. Based on a factual account, the film raises many difficult moral issues.
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28th Feb At 11am 99 mins |
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BRIGHTON
ROCK (U) John Boulting UK 1947 A properly 'seedy' version of Graham Green's 'entertainment' with Richard Attenborough, Hermione Baddeley, Harcourt Williams and William Hartnell.
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6th Mar
At 11am 92 mins |
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ELIZABETH
(12A) Shakar Kapur UK 1998 Surviving plots and counterplots, the young Elizabeth becomes absolute rule of England. With Cate Blanchett heading an all star cast (see film for 1st May)
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13th Mar At 11am 121 mins |
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THE DOUBLE
LIFE OF VERONIQUE (15) - subtitled Krystof Kieslowski France/Poland 1991 An absorbing puzzle of a film in which two women, one French, one Polish, seem to share a single existence.
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20th Mar At 11am 98 mins |
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KINKY
BOOTS (12A) Julian Jarrold UK 2005 The heir to a failing family shoe business discovers that there is an unexpected new market for their product, in this saucy comedy.
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27th Mar At 11am 106 mins |
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WHISKY
(15) - subtitled Juan Pablo Rebella/Pablo Stoll Uruguay 2004 A quirky comedy, set in a sock factory. Deadpan study of sibling envy, unrequited loyalty and late life disappointment.
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3rd Apr At 11am 95 mins |
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EARTH (PG) Marc Winfield/Alastair Fothergill USA/UK 2007 From the spectacular TV documentary series, adapted for the big screen.
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10th Apr At 11am 99 mins |
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DANS PARIS
(15) - subtitled Christophe Honore France 2006 A lyrical drama, paying homage to Truffaut, the New Wave, and, above all, to the city of Paris, as we follow the lives of two brothers over one day just before Christmas. With Romain Duris, Louis Garrel and Guy Marchand.
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17th April At 11am 93 mins |
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NINOTCHKA
(12A) Ernst Lubitsch USA 1939 Brittle, cynical comedy as a Parish playboy (Melvin Douglas) falls for Russian communist emissary (Greta Garbo). Billed as the film in which 'Garbo Laughs!'.
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24th Apr At 11am 110 mins |
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ELIZABETH
- THE GOLDEN AGE (12A) Shekhar Jupur USA/UK 2007 1585 - and the monarch is still dealing with plots against her, mostly involving the imprisoned Mary Stuart. Following the execution of Mary, the country faces the Armada. Cate Blanchett (again) as Queen Elizabeth, older, wiser and still unmarried.
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1st May At 11am 115 mins |
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Our Summer 2008 season will open on Thursday, 8th May 2008, with "Goya's Ghosts" - Spain 2006 |
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Notes
for FCFC Members
In presenting our latest programme, we are asking existing members to help us in spreading the word about the club; we will include an extra copy of this programme, for distribution to a friend or neighbour, please. Your continued support is most gratifying but some members have been unable to renew their original subscriptions, so we are anxious to increase the numbers to last year's level. In addition, the cost of hiring each film is growing, but we do not want to increase the membership fee, so please help if you can. All members will be reminded by letter when the renewal of their membership becomes due. We are pleased to confirm that the subscription will remain at £8, valid for one year from the date of issue of your membership card. Of course we welcome visitors to the district as well as those who wish to see only one or two films. You will have to be signed in as guests of members and will have to pay the guest fee, at present £4. Please remember to present your membership card at the box office when buying your ticket at the reduced price.
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