Minari (12A) (S) – Drama
Saturday 22nd January 2022
Yearning to own a small patch of land and be more than a chicken sexer,
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Just Mercy (12A) – Drama
Saturday 8th January 2022
A powerful and thought-provoking true-story, “Just Mercy” follows young lawyer Bryan Stevenson (Jordan) and his
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Dream Horse (PG) – Drama
Saturday 18th December 2021
A modest Welsh bartender cum cleaning lady one day has a completely off-the-wall idea to
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1917 (15) – Drama
Saturday 11th December 2021
In WW1, April 6th, 1917, on the Western front, a regiment assembles to wage war
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The Beaconsfield Film Society
The society screens films twice a month at weekends in the comfort of the National Film and Television School cinema in central Beaconsfield. To reserve seats for a film you need to become a member. Alternatively you can come along on the night as a guest. Doors open 7:15pm. Programme starts 8pm prompt (no trailers!).
Wheelchairs can be accommodated but prior notice is required. The cinema has a hearing loop.
Parking is available in Grove Road which is directly opposite NFTS. Limited parking is available in front of the main NFTS building. If you are a blue badge holder, parking reservations can be made by contacting the BFS administrator using the Contact Us form.
We look forward to welcoming you soon at one of our screenings.
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Age limit: For membership is 16+ years; For ticket sales is 12+years subject to film certificate.
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