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Dear Flicks Supporter,During this glorious summer we at the Flicks office and our lovely promoters in the communities we serve, have been working hard to organise over 250 autumn season screenings in venues local to you. We have a huge range of films to suit all tastes and we hope that there are a few you would like to go and see.

Promoters and their communities choose which films they wish to screen in their venues, which is what gives Flicks its distinctive programming style. So this season you can still watch Captain Phillips, Sunshine on Leith and The Butler, or see some new ones such as Belle, Calvary and Before the Winter Chill, or even catch a classic such as All Quiet on the Western Front and Oh! What a Lovely War.

We have also been fortunate to receive some extra funding from the BFI, to help us screen more World Cinema and Best of British Films. So watch out for; The Selfish Giant, Twenty Feet From Stardom and Bright Days Ahead to name a few. These films are of a high standard but may not have had the big marketing budget of the Hollywood films.

Don’t want to miss a film? Need a reminder? As well as keeping this brochure to hand, you can sign up for a weekly email alert, which you’ll be sent once a week with details of films in your area. Sign up on our website: www.artsalive.co.uk – don’t worry, we DO NOT pass your email on to ANYONE ELSE!

Finally, we are grateful to our parent organisation Arts Alive, the rural touring scheme for Shropshire and Herefordshire. As I am sure you are aware, the cuts in government funding have been hitting arts and community organisations up and down the country. I am pleased to report that Arts Alive is still in existence despite these cuts and we are both working hard to ensure that we become resilient to future cuts – but this does mean we will become more reliant on individual donations and corporate donations. If you can help, please do – there is more information on the centre page of this brochure and on our website.

Thank you for supporting the Flicks in the Sticks network, we really appreciate it.

Best Wishes from Ian Kerry (Director) and Terri Jones – The Flicks Team

t: 01588 620883 e: ian@artsalive.co.uk w: www.artsalive.co.uk

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Due to circumstances beyond our control, film titles can sometimes change at the last minute – please check with the venue before travelling.

FEBRUARY

SEPTEMBERDate Time Film Cert Venue

02 7.30pm Oh! What a Lovely War PG Lydbury North Village Hall 03 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Cardington Village Hall 08 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 The Edge Arts Centre 08 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Church Stretton School 10 7.30pm The Monuments Men 12a Hope Bowdler Village Hall 10 7.30pm Tracks 12a The Talbot Theatre 10 2.00pm The Invisible Woman 12a The Red House, Albrighton 11 7.00pm Tracks 12a SpArC Theatre 12 7.30pm The Book Thief 12a Cound Guildhall 13 8.00pm The Wolf of Wall Street 18 Bicton Village Hall 13 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Cleobury Mortimer Parish Hall 15 7.30pm Citizen Kane (1941) PG The Edge Arts Centre 17 7.30pm The Two Faces of January 12a The Talbot Theatre 17 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Myddle Village Hall 18 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Kinnerley Parish Hall 18 7.30pm Stone of Destiny PG Claverley Village Hall 18 7.45pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Chelmarsh Parish Hall 19 7.30pm Mrs Caldicot's Cabbage War 12 Shifnal Village Hall 19 7.30pm The Lunchbox PG All Stretton Village Hall 19 7.30pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 12 Longden Village Hall 20 2.30pm The Lego Movie U Upton Magna Memorial Hall 20 7.30pm Saving Mr. Banks PG Clun Memorial Hall 20 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Belmont Hall 20 7.30pm Philomena 12a Chapel Lawn Village Hall 20 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Ryton Village Hall 20 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Aston on Clun Village Hall 20 7.30pm All Quiet On The Western Front PG Bayston Hill Memorial Hall (1930)20 7.30pm The Monuments Men 12a Everest Hall, Llanfair Waterdine 22 7.30pm The Lunchbox PG The Edge Arts Centre 23 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Acton Scott Village Hall 25 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Bagley Sports and Social Club 25 7.00pm Calvary 15 SpArC Theatre 26 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Marton Village Hall 26 8.00pm Tracks 12a Clungunford Parish Hall 26 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Little Wenlock Village Hall 27 7.30pm The Love Punch 12a Withington Parish Room 27 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Trefonen Village Hall 29 7.30pm Les Miserables 12a The Edge Arts Centre 30 7.30pm Cuban Fury 15 Loppington Village Hall

OCTOBERDate Time Film Cert Venue

01 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Cardington Village Hall 04 7.30pm Shakespeare in Love 15 Belmont Hall 06 7.30pm August: Osage County 15 The Edge Arts Centre 06 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Church Stretton School 07 8.00pm Of Horses and Men 15 All Stretton Village Hall 07 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Lydbury North Village Hall 08 7.30pm Tracks 12a Hope Bowdler Village Hall 08 8.00pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Bicton Village Hall 08 2.00pm 12 Years a Slave 15 The Red House, Albrighton 10 7.30pm Sunshine on Leith PG Cound Guildhall 10 7.30pm Philomena 12a Bedstone & Hopton Castle VH11 7.30pm A Bunch of Amateurs 15 Bayston Hill Memorial Hall 11 7.30pm The Baker 12 Clun Memorial Hall 11 7.30pm A Bunch of Amateurs 15 Cleobury Mortimer Parish Hall 13 7.30pm The Selfish Giant 15 The Edge Arts Centre 14 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Ashford Carbonell Village Hall 15 7.30pm The Book Thief 12a Myddle Village Hall 16 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Kinnerley Parish Hall 16 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Claverley Village Hall 17 7.30pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 12 Little Wenlock Village Hall 17 7.30pm Arthur's Dyke 15 Shifnal Village Hall 18 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Ryton Village Hall 18 7.30pm The Love Punch 12a Aston on Clun Village Hall 18 7.30pm The Lunchbox PG Everest Hall, Llanfair Waterdine 18 7.30pm Oh! What a Lovely War PG Belmont Hall 18 7.30pm Saving Grace 15 Trefonen Village Hall 20 7.30pm American Hustle 15 The Edge Arts Centre 21 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Acton Scott Village Hall 23 7.30pm Belle 12a Bagley Sports and Social Club 24 7.30pm Rush 15 All Stretton Village Hall 24 8.00pm The Railway Man 15 Clungunford Parish Hall 24 7.30pm Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Movie 15 Marton Village Hall 24 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Longden Village Hall 25 7.45pm Lad: A Yorkshire Story 12a Tasley Parish Room 25 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Chapel Lawn Village Hall 27 7.30pm Inside Llewyn Davis 15 The Edge Arts Centre 28 7.30pm Undertaking Betty 15 Loppington Village Hall 30 7.45pm Grow Your Own PG Chelmarsh Parish Hall 31 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 The Red House, Albrighton

NOVEMBER1 7.30pm The Lunchbox PG Belmont Hall 3 7.30pm One Chance 12a The Edge Arts Centre 3 7.30pm The Monuments Men 12a Church Stretton School4 8.00pm We Shall Overcome 12a All Stretton Village Hall 4 7.30pm Belle 12a The Talbot Theatre 4 7.30pm The Book Thief 12a Lydbury North Village Hall5 7.30pm The Butler 12a Cardington Village Hall7 7.30pm Jimmy's Hall 12a Cound Guildhall 8 7.30pm Undertaking Betty 15 Bayston Hill Memorial Hall8 8.00pm Cuban Fury 15 Bicton Village Hall8 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Clun Memorial Hall 10 7.30pm Dallas Buyers Club 15 The Edge Arts Centre 11 7.30pm The Two Faces of January 12a Ashford Carbonell Village Hall12 7.30pm Calvary 15 Hope Bowdler Village Hall14 7.30pm Film to be chosen by audience U Shifnal Village Hall at previous screening 14 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Little Wenlock Village Hall14 7.30pm Tracks 12a All Stretton Village Hall 15 7.30pm The Way 12a Cleobury Mortimer Parish Hall15 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Chapel Lawn Village Hall16 2.30pm Belle 12a Everest Hall, Llanfair Waterdine 17 7.30pm Noah 12a The Edge Arts Centre 18 7.30pm Jersey Boys (TBC) 15 Acton Scott Village Hall19 2.00pm The Book Thief 12a The Red House, Albrighton 19 7.30pm Belle 12a Myddle Village Hall 20 7.30pm The Love Punch 12a Kinnerley Parish Hall 20 7.30pm Belle 12a Claverley Village Hall 21 8.00pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 12 Clungunford Parish Hall 22 7.30pm Belle 12a Belmont Hall 22 7.30pm The Monuments Men 12a Aston on Clun Village Hall 22 7.30pm Belle 12a Ryton Village Hall 23 3.00pm Welcome to the Sticks 12a Cound Guildhall 24 7.30pm Calvary 15 The Edge Arts Centre 25 7.30pm The Love Punch 12a Loppington Village Hall 26 7.30pm Jersey Boys (TBC) 15 The Talbot Theatre 27 7.30pm Jersey Boys (TBC) 15 Bagley Sports and Social Club 27 7.45pm Saving Grace 15 Chelmarsh Parish Hall 28 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Longden Village Hall 28 7.30pm War Horse 12a Marton Village Hall 29 7.45pm Belle 12a Tasley Parish Room 29 7.30pm A Fistful of Dollars 15 Withington Parish Room

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DECEMBERDate Time Film Cert Venue

01 7.30pm The Two Faces of January 12a The Edge Arts Centre 01 7.30pm Arthur's Dyke 15 Church Stretton School02 8.00pm Bright Days Ahead (TBC) 15 All Stretton Village Hall 02 7.30pm Jimmy's Hall 12a Lydbury North Village Hall 03 7.30pm Philomena 12a Cardington Village Hall03 7.30pm TBC The Talbot Theatre 05 7.30pm One Chance 12a Bedstone & Hopton Castle VH06 7.00pm A Christmas Carol U Myddle Village Hall 06 7.30pm The Lego Movie U Belmont Hall 06 7.30pm Calvary 15 Clun Memorial Hall 08 7.30pm The Book Thief 12a The Edge Arts Centre 10 7.30pm Belle 12a Hope Bowdler Village Hall12 8.00pm Belle 12a Clungunford Parish Hall12 7.30pm All is Lost 12a All Stretton Village Hall 12 7.30pm The 100-Year-Old Man Who 15 Cound Guildhall Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared 13 7.30 pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Bayston Hill Memorial Hall13 7.30pm Nativity! U Cleobury Mortimer Parish Hall13 7.30pm Le Week-End 15 Chapel Lawn Village Hall15 7.30pm Blue Ruin 15 The Edge Arts Centre 16 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Acton Scott Village Hall16 7.30pm The Love Punch 12a Ashford Carbonell Village Hall

BelleDirector: Amma AsanteBritish Drama 104 mins, Cert 12aEmily Watson, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Matthew Goode, Miranda Richardson, Penelope Wilton

Belle is inspired by the true story of Dido Elizabeth Belle, the illegitimate mixed race daughter of a Royal Navy Admiral. Raised by her aristocratic great-uncle Lord Mansfield and his wife, Belle's lineage affords her certain privileges, yet the colour of her skin prevents her from fully participating in the traditions of her social standing. Left to wonder if she will ever find love, Belle falls for an idealistic young vicar's son bent on change who, with her help, shapes Lord Mansfield's role as Lord Chief Justice to end slavery in England.

Lad: a Yorkshire StoryDirector: Dan Hartley British Drama 96 mins, Cert 12aLiam Thomas, Bretten Lord, Nancy Clarkson, Richard Sails

When Tom Proctor's dad dies his world falls apart; his brother joins the army, his mum is threatened with eviction and Tom gets into trouble with the police. Tom's life is turned around however when he's paired up with park ranger Al Thorpe in this enchanting coming-of-age story set in the stunning Yorkshire Dales. This film was rated the highest by audiences at a recent festival.

TracksDirector: John Curran Australian Adventure/Biography/Drama 112 mins, Cert 12aMia Wasikowska, Adam Driver, Emma Booth

The spectacular, inhospitable Australian outback is the real star of this epic adventure which re-enacts Robyn Davidson’s 1500 mile solo trek from Ayers Rock to the Indian Ocean. With only her camels and faithful dog for company, cash-strapped Robyn begrudgingly agrees to have the journey documented and so becomes a global phenomenon thanks to National Geographic. A story of extraordinary determination and endlessly changing desert landscapes, like Lawrence of Arabia this is the sort of film that simply has to be seen on a big screen.

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Shropshire venues

Please help us to keep entertaining you!

Last year in Shropshire and Herefordshire there were over 48,000 ‘bums on seats’ at over 900 Arts Alive performances, Flicks in the Sticks films or live satellite screenings.

We programme work for all ages, giving whole communities a chance to come together for social and cultural activity. Every event is subsidised. Volunteer promoters give over 5,000 hours of their time to make these events happen.

You told us:“It is wonderful to see such quality work on our rural doorstep and I am grateful to Arts Alive for continuing to offer such incredible work in such difficult arts funding times” Audience member

“A brilliant social service especially for people living in remote areas. It provides an opportunity for people to meet and something to look forward to” Audience member

“It would be very hard for a venue of our size to afford this without Arts Alive’s financial support” Promoter, Leintwardine

Please help us continue to bring top class performers and big screen films right to your doorstep. By giving as little as £3 per month, you can help us keep this service available to our small towns, villages and hamlets in Herefordshire and Shropshire.

Our new direct debit service is quick and easy: you can go to our website at artsalive.co.uk and click on the left menu item DONATE? use the QR code below or if it is easier, give us a ring on 01588 620883 (option 4).

THANK YOU!

Arts Alive is a registered charity number 1075794; if you are a UK tax payer your donation can be increased via gift aid.

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Alphabetical listing of Herefordshire venuesHerefordshire venues

1 Almeley Village Hall HR3 6NE 01544 327195

2 Bodenham Parish Hall HR1 3LB 01568 797451

3 Bosbury Parish Hall HR8 1PX 01531 640415

4 Brilley Village Hall HR3 6JZ 01544 327227

5 Burghill, The Simpson Hall HR4 7RW 01432 760816

6 Colwall Village Hall WR13 6EQ 01684 540926

7 Dilwyn Cedar Hall HR4 8HS 01544 319363

8 Dorstone Village Hall HR3 6AN 01981 550943

9 Escleyside Hall HR2 0PT 01981 510696

10 Ewyas Harold Memorial Hall HR2 0EL 01981 240416

11 Eye, Cawley Hall HR6 0DS 01568 615836

12 Fownhope New Memorial Hall HR1 4PW 01432 860717

13 Garway Village Hall HR2 8RQ 01600 750465

14 Goodrich Village Hall HR9 6HX 01600 890609

15 Gorsley Village Hall HR9 7SJ 01989 720358

16 Ledbury, The Market Theatre HR8 2AQ 01432 383663

17 Leominster, Playhouse Cinema, Community Centre HR6 8NJ 01568 612583

18 Little Dewchurch Village Hall HR2 6PN 01432 840333

19 Moccas Village Hall HR2 9LQ 07776 121956

20 Much Birch Community Hall HR2 8HT 01981 580298

21 Pencombe Parish Hall HR7 4RS 01885 400611

22 Pudleston Village Hall HR6 0RA 01568 760606

23 Ross-on-Wye, St Mary's Church Hall HR9 5HR 01989 720341

24 Staunton-on-Wye Village Hall HR4 7LR 01981 501031

25 Stoke Prior Village Hall HR6 0LG 01568 760423

26 Tarrington, Lady Emily Hall HR1 4EX 01432 890720

27 Weobley Village Hall HR4 8SN 01544 318522

28 Weston Village Hall HR9 7PA 01989 562390

29 Whitchurch & Ganarew Memorial Hall HR9 6DJ 01600 890640

30 Yarpole Village Hall HR6 0BE 01568 780253

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Jersey BoysDirector: Clint EastwoodBiography/Drama/Musical 134 mins, Cert 15John Lloyd Young, Erich Bergen, Michael Lomenda, Vincent Piazza, Christopher Walken

Jersey Boys is a musical biography of the Four Seasons – the rise, the tough times and personal clashes, and the ultimate triumph of a group of friends whose music became symbolic of a generation. Far from a mere tribute concert (though it does include numbers from the popular Four Seasons songbook), Jersey Boys gets to the heart of the relationships at the center of the group-with a special focus on frontman Frankie Valli, the small kid with the big falsetto. Jersey Boys is a glimpse of the people behind a sound that has managed to endure for over four decades in the hearts of the public.

The LunchboxDirector: Ritesh BatraDrama/Romance in Hindi/English 104 mins, PGIrrfan Khan, Nimrat Kaur, Nawazuddin Siddiqui

A firm favourite at Borderlines Film Festival, this is a deftly paced comic romance that anyone can enjoy. Lonely young wife Ila is dissatisfied with her daily lot. Every day she prepares lunch for her neglectful husband to be delivered by the legendary Mumbai Lunchbox wallahs who deliver a million similar lunches to desks all over the city. Grouchy widowed accountant Sajaan is unsure what his imminent retirement will bring. But when Ila’s lunchbox goes astray, they build a gentle rapport via the notes they exchange. The humorous script reveals a wonderfully observed range of subtle emotions as their friendship blossoms.

Grow Your OwnDirector: Richard LaxtonBritish Comedy 96 mins, Cert PGBenedict Wong, Eddie Marsan, Philip Jackson, Omid Djalili, Diveen Henry

Grow Your Own is a gentle sweet-smelling comedy that is blessed with plenty of British charm. Set in the North of England, a bunch of grumpy old men spend their days nurturing their beloved allotments, while passing comment on their neighbours' vegetables. They're less than happy when a family of asylum seekers move in on their precious patch.

DECEMBERDate Time Film Cert Venue

04 7.30pm The Selfish Giant 15 Brilley Village Hall 05 7.30pm Belle 12a The Simpson Hall, Burghill 05 7.30pm Undertaking Betty 15 Colwall Village Hall 05 7.30pm TBC Fownhope New Memorial Hall 06 7.30pm Nativity! U Dilwyn Cedar Hall 09 7.30pm Belle 12a Much Birch Community Hall 09 7.00pm The 100-Year-Old Man Who 15 St Mary's Church Hall, Ross Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared 09 7.30pm The Selfish Giant 15 Garway Village Hall 10 10.30am Funny Face U The Market Theatre, Ledbury 11 7.30pm Belle 12a Goodrich Village Hall 12 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Dorstone Village Hall 12 7.30pm The Lunchbox PG Whitchurch & Ganarew Mem Hall 12 8.00pm The Great Beauty 15 The Market Theatre, Ledbury 12 7.30pm Saving Mr. Banks PG Bodenham Parish Hall 18 7.30pm Saving Mr. Banks PG Gorsley Village Hall 19 7.30pm Belle 12a Weston Village Hall 19 7.30pm Grow Your Own PG Bosbury Parish Hall

NOVEMBERDate Time Film Cert Venue

06 7.30pm War Horse 12a Whitchurch & Ganarew Mem Hall06 7.30pm Twenty Feet From Stardom 12a Brilley Village Hall07 7.30pm The Invisible Woman 12a The Simpson Hall, Burghill07 7.30pm The Well Digger’s Daughter PG Colwall Village Hall07 7.30pm The Love Punch 12a Staunton-on-Wye Village Hall07 7.30pm Grow Your Own PG Little Dewchurch Village Hall07 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Fownhope New Memorial Hall08 7.30pm The 100-Year-Old Man Who 15 Playhouse Cinema, Leominster Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared 11 7.30pm Twenty Feet From Stardom 12a Garway Village Hall11 7.00pm The Invisible Woman 12a St Mary’s Church Hall, Ross12 10.30am The Love Punch 12a The Market Theatre, Ledbury13 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Much Birch Community Hall13 7.30pm The Two Faces of January 12a Goodrich Village Hall14 7.30pm Calvary 15 Bosbury Parish Hall14 8.00pm The Big City (1963) PG The Market Theatre, Ledbury15 7.30pm Calvary 15 Yarpole Village Hall15 7.30pm Belle 12a Lady Emily Hall, Tarrington19 7.30pm Nebraska 15 Escleyside Hall19 7.30pm Grace of Monaco PG Weobley Village Hall20 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Pudleston Village Hall20 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Gorsley Village Hall21 7.30pm The Book Thief 12a Weston Village Hall21 7.30pm The Monuments Men 12a Dilwyn Cedar Hall21 7.30pm Belle 12a Dorstone Village Hall22 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Moccas Village Hall22 2.00 pm The Tales Of Hoffmann U The Market Theatre, Ledbury27 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Almeley Village Hall28 7.30pm Arbitrage (2012) 15 Stoke Prior Village Hall28 8.00pm The 100-Year-Old Man Who 15 The Market Theatre, Ledbury Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared 28 7.30pm The Book Thief 12a Bodenham Parish Hall28 7.30pm Maleficent PG Little Dewchurch Village Hall29 7.00pm Before the Winter Chill 15 St Mary’s Church Hall, Ross

OCTOBERDate Time Film Cert Venue

02 7.30pm The Invisible Woman 12a Brilley Village Hall 03 7.30pm The Love Punch 12a The Simpson Hall, Burghill 03 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Staunton-on-Wye Village Hall 03 7.30pm Lad: A Yorkshire Story 12a Fownhope New Memorial Hall 08 10.30am The Book Thief 12a The Market Theatre, Ledbury 09 7.30pm The Book Thief 12a Goodrich Village Hall 10 8.00pm The Past 12a The Market Theatre, Ledbury 10 7.30pm Blue Jasmine 12a Colwall Village Hall 10 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Little Dewchurch Village Hall 11 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Cawley Hall, Eye 14 7.30pm Undertaking Betty 15 Much Birch Community Hall 14 7.00pm The Book Thief 12a St Mary’s Church Hall, Ross 14 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Garway Village Hall 15 7.30pm The Love Punch 12a Weobley Village Hall 15 7.30pm Cuban Fury 15 Pencombe Parish Hall 15 7.30pm Patagonia (2010) 15 Escleyside Hall 16 7.30pm Nebraska 15 Pudleston Village Hall 16 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Gorsley Village Hall 17 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Weston Village Hall 17 7.30pm Sunshine on Leith PG Dilwyn Cedar Hall 17 7.30pm Gravity 12a Bosbury Parish Hall 18 7.30pm Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom 12 Yarpole Village Hall 18 2.30pm How to Train Your Dragon 2 PG Much Birch Community Hall 18 7.30pm Lad: A Yorkshire Story 12a Lady Emily Hall, Tarrington 21 2.30pm All Quiet On The Western Front PG The Market Theatre, Ledbury (1930)23 7.30pm The Book Thief 12a Almeley Village Hall 24 7.30pm The Great Beauty 15 Whitchurch & Ganarew Mem Hall 24 7.30pm Captain Phillips 12a Dorstone Village Hall 25 7.30pm Lad: A Yorkshire Story 12a Moccas Village Hall 25 7.30pm Belle 12a Playhouse Cinema, Leominster 25 7.00pm Undertaking Betty 15 St Mary’s Church Hall, Ross 31 8.00pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 The Market Theatre, Ledbury 31 7.30pm The Invisible Woman 12a Stoke Prior Village Hall 31 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Bodenham Parish Hall

SEPTEMBERDate Time Film Cert Venue

02 8.00pm The Band Wagon (1953) U Ewyas Harold Memorial Hall04 7.30pm Nebraska 15 Brilley Village Hall05 7.30pm Arthur’s Dyke 15 Staunton-on-Wye Village Hall05 8.00pm The Selfish Giant 15 The Market Theatre, Ledbury05 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 The Simpson Hall, Burghill05 7.30pm The Railway Man 15 Fownhope New Memorial Hall09 7.00pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 St Mary’s Church Hall, Ross09 7.30pm American Hustle 15 Garway Village Hall10 10.30am The Invisible Woman 12a The Market Theatre, Ledbury12 7.30pm The Book Thief 12a Colwall Village Hall12 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Whitchurch & Ganarew Mem Hall12 7.30pm Philomena 12a Little Dewchurch Village Hall13 7.30pm Tracks 12a Playhouse Cinema, Leominster13 7.30pm The Monuments Men 12a Lady Emily Hall, Tarrington13 7.30pm The Admirable Crichton (1957) U Cawley Hall, Eye17 7.30pm The Love Punch 12a Pencombe Parish Hall17 7.30pm The Invisible Woman 12a Escleyside Hall17 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Weobley Village Hall18 7.30pm Inside Llewyn Davis 15 Pudleston Village Hall18 7.30pm American Hustle 15 Gorsley Village Hall19 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Weston Village Hall19 7.30pm The Monuments Men 12a Bosbury Parish Hall19 7.30pm Captain Phillips 12a Dilwyn Cedar Hall20 7.30pm The Grand Budapest Hotel 15 Yarpole Village Hall23 7.30pm Saving Mr. Banks PG Much Birch Community Hall25 7.30pm 12 Years a Slave 15 Almeley Village Hall26 7.30pm The Monuments Men 12a Bodenham Parish Hall26 7.30pm August: Osage County 15 Stoke Prior Village Hall26 6.30pm The Lego Movie U Dorstone Village Hall27 7.00pm Calvary 15 St Mary’s Church Hall, Ross

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AUTUMN 14Dear Flicks Supporter,During this glorious summer we at the Flicks office and our lovely promoters in the communities we serve, have been working hard to organise over 250 autumn season screenings in venues local to you. We have a huge range of films to suit all tastes and we hope that there are a few you would like to go and see.

Promoters and their communities choose which films they wish to screen in their venues, which is what gives Flicks its distinctive programming style. So this season you can still watch Captain Phillips, Sunshine on Leith and The Butler, or see some new ones such as Belle, Calvary and Before the Winter Chill, or even catch a classic such as All Quiet on the Western Front and Oh! What a Lovely War.

We have also been fortunate to receive some extra funding from the BFI, to help us screen more World Cinema and Best of British Films. So watch out for; The Selfish Giant, Twenty Feet From Stardom and Bright Days Ahead to name a few. These films are of a high standard but may not have had the big marketing budget of the Hollywood films.

Don’t want to miss a film? Need a reminder? As well as keeping this brochure to hand, you can sign up for a weekly email alert, which you’ll be sent once a week with details of films in your area. Sign up on our website: www.artsalive.co.uk – don’t worry, we DO NOT pass your email on to ANYONE ELSE!

Finally, we are grateful to our parent organisation Arts Alive, the rural touring scheme for Shropshire and Herefordshire. As I am sure you are aware, the cuts in government funding have been hitting arts and community organisations up and down the country. I am pleased to report that Arts Alive is still in existence despite these cuts and we are both working hard to ensure that we become resilient to future cuts – but this does mean we will become more reliant on individual donations and corporate donations. If you can help, please do – there is more information on the centre page of this brochure and on our website.

Thank you for supporting the Flicks in the Sticks network, we really appreciate it.

Best Wishes from Ian Kerry (Director) and Terri Jones – The Flicks Team

t: 01588 620883 e: ian@artsalive.co.uk w: www.artsalive.co.uk

Due to circumstances beyond our control, film titles can sometimes change at the last minute – please check with the venue before travelling.

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RD

SHIR

E