Our Film Club represents a fun, friendly and sociable night out, meeting regularly to watch some great movies on a big screen in our Parish Hall on Towers Avenue. Entry is free and all are welcome. Tables and chairs are arranged so everyone can sit in comfort and enjoy any food and drink they might bring along.
Our next showing will be on Friday 6 February at 7pm in the parish hall on Towers Avenue. The film is Roman Polanski’s 1988 neo-noir mystery thriller Frantic, starring Harrison Ford, Emmanuelle Seigner, Betty Buckley and John Mahoney. Ford is Richard Walker, a surgeon visiting Paris with his wife to attend a medical conference. A shocking turn of events leaves him isolated and frantic and sets him on a nerve-jangling tour of the underbelly of Paris that climaxes in a life-or-death confrontation on the Seine. Critics on its release variously hailed it as “Polanski’s best film ever” and “vintage Polanski”, while American critic Roger Ebert, éminence grise of 20th century cinema, said: “to watch the opening scenes of Frantic is to be reminded of Polanski’s talent. Here is one of the few modern masters of the thriller and the film noir. Frantic is a reminder of how absorbing a good thriller can be”. So, join us for a great evening and see what all the fuss is about!
More dates for 2026 are:
6 March
10 April
22 May
26 June
4 September
23 October
27 November
Martin Wheeler
Sunday Mass: Saturday 4pm, Sunday 10am 