Programme: Season 2025/2026
We are delighted to present our new season on the big screen at Kilmersdon Village Hall. Everyone is welcome - all films are shown at 8pm but the doors and bar open at 7.15pm for a drink and a chat. Come along as a guest for £5 on the door or £3 for anyone in the age range 15-26, or join us for the whole season of 8 films for £30.
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Friday 10 October 2025 at 8pm
The Ballad of Wallis Island Cert 12 (2025) 1hr 40mins
Our opening film is a whimsical, melancholic comedy about a reclusive lottery winner (British poet and comedian, Tim Key) who manages to reunite his favourite folk duo for a private beachside concert. As old tensions resurface, the island becomes a stage for grief, nostalgia, and unexpected healing.
Friday 14 November 2025 at 8pm
The Queen of My Dreams Cert 12A (2023) 1hr 39mins subtitled
Canadian born Azra has a strained relationship with her conservative Muslim mother. One thing they do share is a love of Bollywood, which brings joyous moments to the film. After a death in the family Azra makes the journey to Pakistan, the film explores what this means for her and her mother and their relationship.
Friday 12 December 2025 at 8pm
My Favourite Cake Cert 12 (2024) 1hr 37mins subtitled
Set in Tehran, this quietly subversive tragicomedy follows a 70-year-old widow who dares to seek romance and joy in a society that polices female desire. A tender, bittersweet portrait of late-life longing and fleeting liberation.
Friday 9 January 2026 at 8pm
Good One Cert 15 (2025) 1hr 30mins
On a weekend backpacking trip in the Catskills a 17 year old woman has to contend with her father and his best friend and all the baggage they bring with them. Then lines are crossed. A critically acclaimed insightful and compelling drama revolving around familial expectations and trust.
Friday 23 January 2026 at 8pm
Vermiglio Cert 15 (2024) 1hr 19mins
Set in Vermiglio, a scenic, remote,Italian mountain town in 1944. A respected school teacher Cesare, has his quiet family life disrupted when Pietro, a Sicilian deserter arrives. Initially discriminated against, the family take him in, resulting in a relationship with Lucia the eldest daughter. Tragedy strikes and it has an effect on the whole family.
Friday 13 February 2026 at 8pm
Hard Truths Cert 12 (2024) 1hr 37mins
Veteran British director, Mike Leigh's award winning dark saga of family life for contrasting London sisters Pansy - angry and depressed (Oscar noiminated Jean Marianne Baptiste) and Chantelle-sympathetic and cheerful. Centering on their deceased mothers 5th anniversary on Mothers Day and the ensuing dramas.
Friday 13 March 2026 at 8pm
The Marching Band Cert 15 (2024) 1hr 43mins subtitled
Diagnosed with leukemia, orchestral conductor Thiebault discovers he's adopted - and has a biological brother playing trombone in a struggling factory band. As he steps in to lead them, music becomes the bond that unites and transforms two fractured lives.
Friday 10 April 2026 at 8pm
To Be Confirmed
We prefer to leave the choice of the closing film until later in the season so we can consider a film that may have been released since we made these choices or a gem we may have missed. Please let us have your suggestions and expect an exciting announcement in January.