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NEWS
FLASH! On Saturday 24th July GBFN with be hosting a
"Great Barton Open Morning & Film Festival" ~ more details of
this event later but GBFN has been awarded £475 to be part of
"Suffolk Open Weekend" event which will take part on the 23rd
24th & 25th of July all over Suffolk. The event is all part of
the London 2012 Olympic celebrations. Currently the plan is
for GBFN to screen three films that day, all free, one aimed at
children, one at families and one for an adult audience.
During the morning GBFN will host a open morning in the village
hall where all the village's clubs and societies will be invited to
attend, Free refreshments will be available to all
visitors. |
Digitally
Projected Films
at
Great
Barton
Village Hall
By popular demand, films for the benefit and
enjoyment of everyone. No membership, just turn up and pay on the
door. Enjoy films in the company of your friends and neighbours in
the newly completed softly furnished lounge. Ice creams
from Manor Farm Creamery Thurston, licensed bar and
refreshments available. We now have a large electric screen with a
viewable area of 4.5m x 3.4m. Complete
with a built in sound and loop system for the hard of hearing.
Wheelchair access and disabled toilet available and special needs
catered for.
Saturday 20th March
Door open 6.45pm for bar and
refreshments
in the new annexe lounge
screening starts 7.30pm
prompt
State Of Play
Cert. PG
13
The Last King of Scotland director
Kevin McDonald teams with screenwriter Matthew Michael Carnahan for
this American adaptation of the hit British miniseries concerning
the suspicious circumstances that set a rising congressman and a
dogged reporter on a dangerous collision course. U.S. congressman
Stephen Collins (Ben Affleck) is handsome, unflappable, and
ascending the ladder of power with unprecedented speed. He's the
future of his political party, and as the chairman of a committee
assigned to oversee defense spending, he's got all the right
connections. As the presidential race draws near, Washington
insiders begin to speculate that Collins will earn his party's
nomination for the country's top job. The prospect of Collins
becoming president seems less and less likely, however, when his
research assistant/mistress is viciously murdered, and some
unsavory truths begin to surface. Collins was once a close friend
to Cal McAffrey (Russell Crowe), now a top reporter in the nation's
capitol. Assigned the task of investigating Collins by his ruthless
editor, Cameron (Oscar-winner Helen Mirren), McAffrey recruits
fellow reporter Della (Rachel McAdams) in order to track down the
truth and identify the killer. But McAffrey has just walked into a
cover-up of unprecedented proportions, and in a game where billions
of dollars are at stake, life, love, and integrity are luxuries
that simply cannot be afforded. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie
Guide
Book early to avoid disappointment
(For further details and trailers see future programme
)
Prices
Adults £3.50
Children (under 16) £2.00
Tea, Coffee 70p
Ice Creams £1.30
Licenced Bar
To receive regular updates of GBFN's future
programme, by email, contact Mick Brabrook and you will be added to
our Film Buffs mailing list. Rest assured your email address will
not be shared with third
parties.