The Guildhall Well, the £230,000 refurbishment of the centre is finished. It hasn’t changed the cinema at all. This week there are a couple of chances to see a live relay of a play called Prima Facie, from the National Theatre. It’s a one-woman show, starring Jodie Comer, so you might as well watch it… [continues]

The Roses Is closed on Monday 19th, which means that there is just one screening, on Thursday morning, of Eiffel, directed by Martin Bourboulon and starring Romain Duris. As you might deduce it is the story of Gustave Eiffel, the engineer, and his attempts to construct the tower that bears his name. There is also… [continues]

The main feature at the Roses next week is Fisherman’s Friend’s: One and All, a sequel to the original film about a group of Cornish fishermen who became recording stars with their repertoire of sea shanties. This film covers their problems with second album syndrome and a tour to South Australia where some of their… [continues]

The Roses On Thursday 25th there is an evening screening of The Good Boss, which we recommended with great enthusiasm in last week’s newsletter. It’s your only chance, so do try to see it. Javier Bardem’s performance restored my faith in screen acting. The new film of the week is McEnroe, a documentary about the… [continues]