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Friday

6th February

The Widow Clicquot (15)

tells the inspiring true story of Barbe-Nicole Clicquot, the woman who defied convention to build a champagne empire. Widowed young in Napoleonic France, she transforms grief into determination, forging a legacy that changed the world of wine forever.

Friday

20^th February

I Swear (15)

tells the inspiring true story of Scottish campaigner John Davidson, whose life with Tourette syndrome drove him from isolation and ridicule to remarkable advocacy. Anchored by a powerful performance from Robert Aramayo, the film blends humour, heart and insight in a portrait of resilience, identity and the fight for understanding. Warning: Very strong language.

Friday

6^th March

The Marching Band (En Fanfare) (15)
A charming French film. When acclaimed orchestra conductor Thibaut learns he has leukemia, a DNA test reveals that he was adopted and has a biological brother, Jimmy, a humble cafeteria worker who plays trombone in a small-town marching band. Drawn together by circumstance, the brothers slowly bridge their differences through humour, humanity and a shared love of music. When Jimmy’s band loses its conductor, Thibaut steps in — bringing his expertise and a renewed sense of purpose. This heartfelt story celebrates reconciliation, community and the transformative power of music.

Friday

20^th March

The Choral (12A)

is a moving wartime drama set in Yorkshire, 1916. With most of its men lost to the First World War, a village choral society recruits unlikely voices under the exacting Dr Guthrie (Ralph Fiennes). Together they prepare an ambitious performance, finding humour, heart and community amid upheaval