Holmfirth Film Festival

Dir. Roger Mitchell (UK 2022 96mins 12)

Hugely enjoyable comedy caper movie starring the always brilliant Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren. loosely based on the improbable but true story of the 1961 theft of a painting which was mysteriously returned four years later.

Sadly, director Roger Michell passed away shortly before the film’s official release.

It’s time to dance. . .

DISCO

60s/70S/80S/90S

Raising funds for Holmfirth Film Festival

(Director Claude Berri, France 1986 113mins PG)

MANON DES SOURCES

(Director Claude Berri, France 1986 122mins PG)

Jean de Florette

(Director Claude Berri, France 1986 113mins PG)

MANON DES SOURCES

(Director Claude Berri, France 1986 122mins PG)

Jean de Florette

Dir. Joachim von Trier (Norway 2021, 128mins 15)

Norway's 2022 entry to the Oscars is an instant classic. Sweet, gentle and funny,

Renate Reinsve is a revelation as the near 30 year-old who is faced with a series of hard choices in her love life and career in contemporary Oslo.

Dir. Maria Sodahl (Norway 2020, 130mins 15)

Norway’s 2021 entry to the Oscars is a beautiful film with wonderful performances from Andrea Braein Hovig and Stellan Skarsgard, whose disintegrating marriage confronts the devastating news at Christmas of the wife’s terminal illness. Depressing? No, it's outstanding and human.

SPECIAL SCREENING 

Tuesday 26 April 7.00pm

Dir. Kenneth Branagh (UK 2022, 97mins 12)

Dir. Andrew Levitas (US 2021, 89mins 15)

Terrific film of the true story of the US photographer, Eugene Smith, who exposed the decades-long mercury poisoning of the residents of Minamata, Japan. This film really deserves to be seen.