Join us this Autumn Season for an assortment of entertaining and varied films at the beautiful Electric Picture Palace. To book please email boxoffice@southwoldcinema.co.uk .Bookings will be dealt with in the order we have received them on Monday 30th September.
A memorial event for our commissionaire, Len Harris, who sadly passed away recently. Tickets available but no charge. 7.30pm
Hugh Grant and Tara Fitzgerald in this entertaining film about the Ordnance Survey measuring of a mountain in Wales and a local controversy which ensues about its height. Plus the great Kenneth Griffith.
Extraordinary film of the Martin Amis novel featuring the dream house and garden of the Auschwitz commandant and his family, right next door to the camp but out of sight and certainly out of mind. Directed by Jonathan Glazer. German with subtitles.
Alain Delon stars in this French film of the Patricia Highsmith novel, The Talented Mr Ripley, a taut thriller involving identity theft and murder. French with subtitles.
Very funny mockumentary featuring a British rock band and a fateful tour. "It goes up to eleven". Cult comedy with Rob Reiner, Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer and Patrick Macnee.
The philosophical journey of writer C S Lewis from his early atheism to his eventual Christianity. Absorbing and thought-provoking.
Ben Whishaw and Abbie Cornish in this good looking story of the poet John Keats and hid affair with his dressmaking neighbour Fanny Brawne. Jane Campion directs.
A beautiful Andalucian landscape surrounds this fabulous film version of the Bizet love story opera. With Julia Migenes, Placido Domingo and Ruggero Raimondi. Entertaining.
Charming and beautifully photographed wildlife story about a ten year old girl and her friendship with a fox. A timeless story set in Eastern France.
Comedy drama featuring a Chinese family and a true story about the contrasts between eastern and western approaches to health issues and weddings. Fascinating
Anthony Hopkins, Anne Bancroft and Judi Dench in a true story of a correspondence between a London bookseller and a New York writer. Great film.
Philippe Noiret as the projectionist in this fabulous film about a Sicilian cinema and the small boy who is captivated by its magic. Wonderful music by Ennio Morricone. It is the best film we have shown here. A great classic. Italian with subtitles.
Brilliant aerial drama (better than Top Gun Maverick) with Michael Caine, Christopher Plummer, Susannah York, Laurence Olivier, Harry Andrews etc. Great!
Victoria Wood wrote and stars in this entertaining wartime film film and true story about a Barrow in Furness woman Nella Last, who writes a diary for the Mass Observation Project to chronicle the lives of ordinary people. With David Threlfall and Stephanie Cole.
George Clooney directs this 1930s story of the University of Washington rowing team. An inspirational true story as the team competes for gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
A series of hilarious episodes in which John Cleese and the Pythons examine various aspects of life.
Fascinating documentary of Tina Turner featuring a lot of the music and concert performances whilst covering the warts and all details of her life.
Towards the end of his career, Sigmund Freud argues the existence of God with author C.S.Lewis. With Anthony Hopkins and Matthew Goode.
Kenneth Branagh directs this poignant, funny British comedy featuring a festive reunion of Cambridge students ten years on. Great cast includes Branagh, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie. Imelda Staunton, Emma Thompson, Tony Slattery and Rita Rudner who also wrote it.
The excellent 1984 version with George C Scott as Scrooge. Plus Frank Finlay, Susannah York and Edward Woodward.