Head to the Congress MOVIE Theatre this November and treat yourself to a well deserved night out

Sadly due to the recent Covid National Restrictions all these screenings have been postponed until further notice.

NOVEMBER MOVIES
A Season of Especially Chosen Films You’ll Love!
All at the Congress MOVIE Theatre
Evenings 7.45pm, Tickets £8 (£5 child)
A Star is Born, 6 November
Black Panther, 7 November
The Shape of Water, 13 November
Jo Jo Rabbit, 14 November
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, 20 November
Joker, 21 November
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“Powerful and Original“
The Independent (Joker)

“Sheer enjoyment”
The Guardian (Black Panther)

From some of modern cinema’s most respected directors comes this month of amazing movies.
Explore the heartbreak of love and loss with Star is Born, all out action with the incredible Black Panther, an other worldly fairy tale with Guillermo del Toro’s achingly beautiful The Shape of Water,
hope and humanity in the glorious Jo Jo Rabbit, Tarrantino’s multi-award winning Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and finally the mesmerizing Joker.

“Amazing! We had a great night”

“I LOVED having the space and distance between
myself and other audience members”

All films start at 7.45pm (no trailers)
Tickets £8 (Under 17’s £5)

All films at The Congress MOVIE Theatre

Call 01323 412000

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