This Friday 8th May, “The Outrun” will be shown in Gifford Village Hall.
Saoirse Ronan stars as a woman who returns home to Orkney after her life in London begins to unravel. Doors open at 7.30pm, film starts at 8pm
There are still a couple of spaces for a pre-film curry at the Lanterne Rouge – contact details in the poster
This Friday 10th April, the film to be shown in Gifford Village Hall is “I Swear”. This is the story of John Davidson from Galashiels who suffers from Tourette’s Syndrome and the portrayal by Robert Aramayo was rewarded with a BAFTA. As usual doors open at 7.30pm and the film starts at 8 pm
On Friday 13th March, “Dead of Winter” starring Emma Thomson is being shown in Gifford Village Hall. A gripping psychological drama set in snowy Minnesota – bound to make you shiver. Doors open at 7.30 pm, Film starts at 8 pm
The film to be shown in Gifford Village Hall on Friday 13th February is “A Complete Unknown” – a great biography of Bob Dylan covering his arrival in New York and breaking onto “The Scene”. As usual doors open at 7.30pm, film starts at 8 pm.
You can invest in an annual membership of the Film club for only £30 – covering 9 films, or a guest membership for one night at £5.
And if you are lucky there might be a couple of spaces left for a pre-film supper at the Lanterne Rouge.
The film to be shown on Friday 14th November is “Fremont” – postponed from October because of technical difficulties. It’s a black and white film about an Afghan girl living in San Francisco and getting involved in the Fortune Cookie business. Some deadpan humour and a quiet, thoughtful atmosphere. Curry Night at the Lanterne Rouge to kick off with.
Film Club is back after the summer holidays – Hurray!
The film this Friday is “Anatomy of a Fall” – a tense courtroom drama. Pre-film supper available at the Lanterne Rouge and usual refreshments at Gifford Village Hall
The film showing on Friday March 14th is “The Taste of Things” starring Juliet Binoche – romantic, French, food-based, – mais OUI, s’il vous plait!
Film starts at 8 pm so there is plenty of time to call in to Garvald pub in advance to contribute to the Ukraine fundraiser.And even time for a pre-film supper at the Lanterne Rouge. And it’s still massively good value to become a member of the Club – £30 for 8 films.
A film to make you laugh for Valentine’s Day.
“The Holdovers” is a film about a curmudgeonly high school instructor who has to remain on campus over the holidays and forms an unlikely bond with a troubled teenager and the school cook. Doors open at 7.30 pm. Film starts at 8 pm. Even better – you could start the evening off with supper in the Lanterne Rouge.
The film to be shown on Friday 8th November is a Golden Oldie from 1945 – “I know where I’m going”. The story of a headstrong heroine who knows what she wants, but is waylaid by the elements and an unexpected romance is one of the most lovable films in British cinema history.
Doors open at 7.30 pm. Film starts at 8pm. You can fit in a pre-film supper at the Lanterne Rouge if you fancy!
Gifford Film Club – Friday 11th October
The film this month is “Past Lives” Two deeply connected childhood friends are wrest apart after Nora’s family emigrates from South Korea. 20 years later, they are reunited for one fateful week. What will happen?
Prepare yourself for the emotional journey by booking in for the pre-film supper at the Lanterne Rouge. Sweet potato, spinach and chickpea curry for £15 – book at the cafe. Film starts at 8 pm
