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film detailsbook ticketsDoors open at 7:15pm for pre-screening refreshments. Programme starts at 8pm prompt (no trailers!).
Members £6; Student members £3; Guests £10; Student guests £5 (12+ years). Price includes a glass of wine or soft drink, and nibbles.
Join now to be able to buy tickets online or “try before you buy” and come along as our guest for £6 on the night.
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.
Join TodayAnnual Membership is £22 (direct debit), £25 (card/cheque/cash), £5 student (16 or over)
The year runs from 1st April to 31st March
Annual price reduces by 25% on 1st July, 1st October, 1st January.
Age limit: For membership is 16+ years; For ticket sales is 12+years subject to film certificate.
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