The last film screening of our extraordinary 75th season is scheduled for The Cheltenham Playhouse on 29th & 30th June 2021, aptly named The Farewell. All upgraded members should have already received an email inviting them to apply for tickets [cont'd.]
The recently published Government roadmap out of lockdown has enabled us to plan for more in-cinema screenings at The Cheltenham Playhouse. Although specific requirements for each stage of the relaxation will only be published nearer to the time, we are [cont'd.]
FILM OF THE WEEK An Impossible Love (2018), directed by Catherine Corsini, is an excellent French film that you probably won’t have seen: it seems to have had a very limited release. A shy Catholic-Jewish woman in late 1950s provincial [cont'd.]
The first post-lockdown film Monos proved to be not quite to the taste of all members who got to see it at The Playhouse, in contrast to The CFS Viewing Panel who rated it the 4th highest film in the [cont'd.]
Mixed reactions to Supernova which achieved an overall appreciation score of 69.9%. Some members were not entirely convinced by the ending. Supernova, first of the CFS Online films we showed after Christmas, received an appreciation score of 69.9 per cent. Some [cont'd.]
An appreciation score of 73.8% for this Bulgarian film; an interesting snapshot of a democracy finding its feet. The interconnected stories appreciated by some members while others found it too disjointed. Some of your comments: Lots of authentically black police [cont'd.]
The lowest appreciation score of our CFS Online season so far for God of the Piano at 60.4%. A mixed bag of comments ranging from ‘gripping’ and ‘absorbing’ to ‘implausible’ and ‘slightly ridiculous’. The music was enjoyed with many favourable [cont'd.]
You might enjoy this. Oracles in Sepia is a powerful series of short films assembled out of archive footage and some snatches of spoken word. It illustrates changes in British life from approximately the last war through to our contested and conflicted [cont'd.]
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