Bude Community Cinema - Run by the community for the community

© Bude Community Cinema - Page last updated 09 March 2010

Friday is film night in Bude

Films are shown at the Parkhouse Centre, Ergue-Gaberic Way, Bude EX23 8LD

Doors open (with wine/beer, tea/coffee, etc available) 6.30 pm
Screening starts 7.30 pm (unless otherwise stated)

Admission: £4.00   Tickets are available from:-

• Bude TIC, • Ark Angel Bookshop Bude, • on the door

• Or buy on line via this link to CRBO (NB. NO Booking Fee!)

Please help publicise our next film

If you are able to display a poster in a prominent position and/or distribute a few flyers
to friends, family, neighbours, colleagues or even strangers, click on the appropriate link.

All items are PDF files in colour.

Posters are A4 portrait; Flyers are 2 up on A4 landscape.

Film suggestions
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Acknowledgements. Information about these films is obtained from the web sites of Filmbank and/or the film distributors. Bude Community Cinema respects the Intellectual Property Rights of others and we appreciate access to this material.

Film archive - to see a list of the films we've shown, click here

For details about ‘Certificate’ ratings of films, click here for the British Board of Film Classification web site

Dates for the rest of 2010 (all Fridays)

14th May, 18th June, 16th July, 20th August, 10th September, 15th October, 12th November, 17th December

Forthcoming attractions for March

Friday 12th March    Welcome (Cert 15)

Award-winning (Best film: Lumiere Awards 2010) French film

A 17 yearold Kurdish refugee has spent three months travelling across Europe to join his girlfriend who recently emigrated to England. It's been tough, but the end is in sight when he reaches the north coast of France where he can literally see the white cliffs of Dover.  It's here that his journey comes to an abrupt halt as local authorities, and the immigration laws they are enforcing, prevent him from going further.  He decides that the only way to get to England is to swim the channel!  He meets Simon, a fed-up, middle-aged swimming instructor.  Despite the age difference, they discover much in common, and a strong bond develops, essential if both are to realise their dreams of a happy future.  The film has won 7 International awards and has been a huge box office success in France.  Writer-director Philippe Lioret has created an absorbing film, brilliantly blending the social issues of the day (and of the past) and the strength of the human spirit.

Sunday 28th March at 4.00 pm
The Twilight Saga - New Moon (Cert 12A)

After Bella recovers from the vampire attack that almost claimed her life, she looks to celebrate her birthday with Edward and his family.  However, a minor accident during the festivities results in Bella's blood being shed, a sight that proves too intense for the Cullens, who decide to leave the town of Forks, Washington for Bella and Edward's sake.  Initially heartbroken, Bella finds a form of comfort in reckless living, as well as an even-closer friendship with Jacob Black.  Danger in different forms awaits. (Written by IMDB Editors, with acknowledgements.)

SPECIAL EXTRA EVENT

And two more films for April

Conan Doyle's legendary detective (Robert Downey Jnr), and his assistant Watson (Jude Law) close the case of another mystery when they catch serial killer Lord Blackwood. However, it all restarts when the killing spree is resumed and it appears that Blackwood has mysteriously returned from the grave.

And all is not elementary for Holmes as he has to contend with the inevitable dimwit from Scotland Yard, the lure of siren Irene Adams (Rachel McAdams), murder, black magic and the distractions arising from Watson's new fiancée.

Friday 9th April   Sherlock Holmes (12A)

Click for PDF of  POSTER   or  FLYER   for ‘New Moon’