The Space Cinema Club screenings 2008

25 May – The Space in Stroud’s popular Cinema Club will have movie buffs from across the county rolling-up for a thought-provoking selection of fortnightly films in 2008.

If you’re a fan of films then quite simply every other Sunday, The Space in Stroud is the place for you.

The popular fortnightly Cinema Club held at the Stroud arts centre offers an eclectic selection of cinematic triumphs for its members’ viewing pleasure and joining couldn’t be easier. Annual membership costs just £2, which you can pay when you arrive, and admission for each film fetches £5 a time.

Shown fortnightly on a Sunday evening, the diverse range of films shown is a perfect way to explore classic, independent and world cinema on the big screen. Plus, there is plenty of time to chew the fat with like-minded film buffs after each screening.

On Sunday 25 May 2008, The Space in Stroud will be showing the Coen brothers' film No Country For Old Men. Rated 15, the modern-day Western sees Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) find a case filled with $2 million. Moss hits the road and on the way from El Paso to Mexico discovers he's being followed by the eerie hitman Chigurh (Javier Bardem) and local Sheriff (Tommy Lee Jones). A minimalist masterpiece of thrillers, catch No Country For Old Men on the big screen.

Event: The Cinema Club screenings 2008
Venue: The Space
Dates: Screenings are shown fortnightly on a Sunday evening, see above for individual dates.
Times: The doors open at 7.30pm, with films starting at 8pm.
Tickets: Annual membership costs £2 and admission to each screening costs £5 available on the door. For more information contact The Space on (01453) 763394.

SoGlos.com
12 May 2008