Here is the programme for our sixth season, starting in September 2009, and finishing in May 2010. We extend an invitation to all from Slaley, Hexhamshire, Blanchland, and Tynedale in general.
Shows in the Commemoration Hall are always on a Friday evening, starting at 7.30 pm (doors open at 7 pm). The admission charge of £5 (£3 for under 16s) includes your supper, but not a drink (you’re welcome to bring your own). If you are bringing a party of 4 or more, or have special dietary needs, it would be helpful to let us know (on 01434 673443).
- September 18, 2009 “Australia” (Certificate 12A)
Baz Luhrman’s “Australia” has been described as an Australian Western. Set in 1939 and starring Nicole Kidman & Hugh Jackman, it’s a sweeping romantic melodrama. - October 14, 2009 “27 Dresses” (Certificate 12A)
Shown by Slaley WI, this is a romantic comedy about a serial bridesmaid. FREE admission and open to everyone, but please let us know ASAP if you’re coming. - October 16, 2009 “Slumdog Millionaire” (Certificate 15)
Set in Bombay, this is the story of Jamal’s attempt to win the Indian “Who wants to be a Millionaire?” A mixture of comedy, romance, drama and suspense. - November 20, 2009 “North Face” (Certificate 12A)
In this dramatic recreation, as Nazi propaganda urges the nation’s youth to challenge the unclimbed north face of the Eiger, two young Germans begin their daring ascent. - December 18, 2009 “War of the Buttons” (Certificate PG)
Back by popular demand, this film centres on the feud between the children of neighbouring villages in Ireland, the Carricks and the Ballys. - January 15, 2010 “Vicky Cristina Barcelona” (Cert. 12A)
A romantic comedy from Woody Allen, with two young American women on holiday in Barcelona romantically involved with an amorous Spanish painter and his volatile ex-wife. - February 19, 2010 “Son of Rambow” (Certificate 12A)
After seeing a pirate copy of ‘Rambo’, Will (who isn’t allowed to go to the movies) and Lee (the school terror) decide to make their own video. - March 19, 2010 “Mountain Patrol” (Certificate 15)
On a remote Tibetan plateau, a team of Tibetan volunteers try to protect wild antelopes from being wiped out by Chinese poachers, as a Chinese journalist follows their pursuit. - April 16, 2010 “Dean Spanley” (Certificate U)
Set in Edwardian London and starring Peter O’Toole and Sam Neill, this is an eccentric, but rewarding, film about reincarnation, dogs and their masters. - May 21, 2010 “Rabbit Proof Fence” (Certificate PG)
Three aboriginal girls set out to find their way back home by following the rabbit-proof fence that stretches across the Australian Outback.
If you would like to receive an email before each show, please send a request (by email) to: michael@elphicks.plus.com
We also publish details on the Slaley web site (www.slaley.org.uk), and via Slaley Notes in the Hexham Courant.
Jean & Michael Elphick
