Film Club

Our Film Club is not currently running.

This page shows an example of the evening services and activities that we ran prior to the pandemic - we will update this page when our new vicar is in post and future plans are confirmed.

Film Club is at 6pm on the Second Sunday of the Month. This generally holds a certificate of 12+ viewing and tackles hard hitting subjects such as poverty, bias, disability, and dementia as well as uplifting topics such as love, the champion underdog, community and faith.

In November we always show a film regarding Remembrance Sunday such as ‘Darkest Hour’, ‘Dunkirk’ and ‘1917’ In December we like to show an old black and white Christmas film such as “It’s a Wonderful Life’, ‘Miracle on 34th Street’ and ‘White Christmas’.

We start and end with a prayer and are asked to think before and reflect after about one life lesson you will take away from the film. We stop half way through the film for a 15 minute interval for coffee and cake and chat informally about the film. This is a highlight of the month where we can hear God speak to us through the most fascinating and inspiring films.

Here as a summary of what we have shown so far. Come along with friends and enjoy a fabulous film in your local welcoming church.

Cast Away, Chocolat, Dad’s Army

Darkest Hour, Downton Abbey, Eddie the Eagle 

Ethel and Ernest, Eddie the Eagle, Goodbye Christopher Robin

Groundhog Day, The Greatest Showman

The Guernsey Literary and PotatoPeel Pie Society

I Daniel Blake, It’s a Wonderful Life, The Lady in the Van

Journeys End, Lars and The Real Girl

The Peanut Butter Falcon, Miracle on 34th Street

Miracles of Heaven, Queen of Katwe, The Shack

Still Alice, Suffragete, A Street Cat Called Bob

The Theory Of Everything , That Day We sang, Waking Ned

The Way, White Christmas, Yesterday