The Dersingham Village Cinema will screen our latest film on Tuesday 27th May at 7.30pm. This month we will be screening Conclave (12A).  Based on the Robert Harris book, this Oscar winning film takes the rather unlikely subject of the election of a new Pope and turns it into a fascinating account of the intrigue, deals and scheming that may go on behind the scenes at The Vatican.  Highly recommended.

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes a cup of tea, coffee or squash. A licensed bar is available.

The Dersingham Village Cinema will screen our latest film on Tuesday 29th April at 7.30pm. It’s the 10th Anniversary of the Village Cinema so it will be a special evening, with celebratory nibbles and fizz!

Tonight’s film is A Royal Night Out (12A).  Based at least in part on real events, the film chronicles the larks of Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret as they join in with the VE Day celebrations in 1945.

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes half-time nibbles and fizz, also tea and coffee as usual. A licensed bar is available.

The Dersingham Village Cinema will screen our latest film this evening, Tuesday 25th March at 7.30pm.

Tonight’s film is Paddington in Peru (PG). The marmalade sandwich loving bear journeys to South America in search of his missing Aunt Lucy. Cue lots of action and hilarity in the familiar Paddington style. Well worth a second look if you’ve already seen it, the bear is the star, but he is ably supported by many well known actors.

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes a cup of tea, coffee or squash. A licensed bar is available.

Happy New Year all you film buffs! The Dersingham Village Cinema will reopen on this Tuesday 28th January at 7.30pm with our first film of the year.

The film for January is Thelma (12).  A well-reviewed film with several big names in the cast. Aged 94, June Squibb gives a marvellous performance in this sentimental comedy from writer-director Josh Margolin, inspired by his own grandmother.

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes a cup of tea, coffee or squash. A licensed bar is available.

The Dersingham Village Cinema will screen our latest film on this Tuesday 26th November at 7.30pm.

This month’s film is The Holdovers (15).  A very well reviewed film and a touching story, The Holdovers is a thought-provoking drama featuring a trio of actors all giving scintillating performances.

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes a cup of tea, coffee or squash. A licensed bar is available.

The Dersingham Village Cinema will screen our latest film on this Tuesday 14th September at 7.30pm.

September’s film is A Call to Spy (12). As the Second World War becomes an ever more desperate struggle, Churchill orders his new spy agency—the Special Operations Executive to recruit and train women as spies. Their daunting mission: conduct sabotage and build a resistance.

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes a cup of tea, coffee or squash. A licensed bar is available.

In a change from our usual last Tuesday in the month, in August the Village Cinema will screen our film on this coming Tuesday 20th August at 7.30pm.

The film will be Mrs Lowry & Son (PG), the story of one of Britain’s most well known artists, LS Lowry. Lowry lived with his overbearing mother, Elizabeth, until her death in 1939. Bed-ridden and bitter, Elizabeth tries to dissuade her bachelor son from pursuing his artistic ambitions, while never failing to voice her disappointment in him. The ever entertaining Timothy Spall plays the artist, while Vanessa Redgrave is his mother.

We are lucky that for this film we have been able to obtain video intros by the producer Debbie Gray and actor Timothy Spall, which will be shown before the main feature.

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes a cup of tea, coffee or squash. A licensed bar is available.

In September, screenings will revert to the last Tuesday 24th September when the film will be A Call To Spy (12).

The Dersingham Village Cinema will screen our latest film on this Tuesday 30th July at 7.30pm.

July’s film is The Miracle Club (12). An excellent cast features in this entertaining and amusing story about a group of ladies from a small Irish town, whose dreams of a trip to the sacred shrine at Lourdes somehow come true!

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes a cup of tea, coffee or squash. A licensed bar is available.

Looking into the future, well next month anyway, our August film will be shown on Tuesday 20th August, rather than the usual last Tuesday. It will be Mrs Lowry & Son (PG), the story of one of Britain’s most well known artists, LS Lowry.

Coming soon, the Dersingham Village Cinema will screen our latest film on this Tuesday 25th June at 7.30pm.

June’s film is Wicked Little Letters (15). A 2023 British black comedy mystery film, starring among others Olivia Colman and Timothy Spall. Based on a true scandal, it follows an investigation into the anonymous author of numerous crudely insulting letters sent to the residents of the seaside town of Littlehampton.

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes a cup of tea, coffee or squash. A licensed bar is available.

Coming soon, the Dersingham Village Cinema will screen our latest film on this Tuesday 28th May at 7.30pm.

The film is One Life (12A). Set immediately before World War II and based on the true story of British humanitarian Nicholas Winton, the film alternates between following Anthony Hopkins as a 79-year old Winton reminiscing on his past, and Johnny Flynn as a 29-year old Winton attempting to help groups of Jewish children in Czechoslovakia to escape from the Nazis.

The film will commence at 7.30pm and tickets are available on the door, priced at £6 with under 16s £3. Entry includes a cup of tea, coffee or squash. A licensed bar is available.