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A young physicist attending a scientific conference is drawn into a mysterious world of parallel universes, murder and secrets. Its striking black-and-white photography blends Cold War paranoia with cinematic references to Hitchcock and classic sci-fi noir.

An opera loving young postman finds himself in the middle of a plot involving a secret recording with some sinister characters in hot pursuit. A stylish thriller with beautiful opera arias and an amazing metro chase.

The beauty and tranquillity of traditional Marsh Arab village life contrasted within the oppression of Saddam's Iraq as a 9-year-old girl is tasked with baking a cake for the dictator. Her escapades are, by turns, funny, heartbreaking and nail-biting.

This film by student Alex Sidebottom is a fascinating look at Farnham's past and its influence on today's town. Many of the subjects will resonate with residents of Fleet too. A Q&A session with Alex will follow the screening.

Explores the complex relationship between a young boy and a woman deeply embittered by life. The story unfolds in a completely unsentimental and unforced way with an Oscar-winning performance from Fernanda Montenegro and an impressive debut from her co-star.

Two contrasting lives cross paths to create a chain of heartwarming and bittersweet moments. An elderly woman's extraordinary past sheds light on her taxi driver's difficult present.  A wonderful Parisian vignette.

Follows the humdrum life of an Iranian widow who has an unexpectedly romantic encounter.  This portrait of a love story between two older people is a refreshingly different film that offers a fascinating insight into Iranian life today.

A Japanese journalist investigates her own assault case and uncovers a scandalous conspiracy that eventually rocks the Japanese nation.  This true story about actions and their consequences feels like a fast-paced thriller.

An unconventional setting that illuminates aspects of Hong Kong culture in speaking to all of us, believers or otherwise, about the nature of life and death. It made us laugh and cry. An excellent cast brought the characters vividly to life.

A beautifully shot story of one family's vision for healing the dying landscapes of their farm. The portrayal of the remarkable ability of our land to heal itself inspired us with hope for the future.

An extraordinary true story of the courage of Eunice Paiva in this tale about a mother reinventing herself to protect her family. Her resourcefulness and dignity are sensitively portrayed by Golden Globe winning Fernanda Torres.

Farcical scenarios ensue when a son tries everything to protect his ailing mother from discovering the Fall of the Berlin Wall and the Reunification of Germany. This is a funny, sad, intelligent and entertaining comedy drama.

Visionary Mexican Physics teacher, Sergio, uses radical teaching methods to encourage his class to think for themselves. His character is engaging, passionate and he is completely committed to the wellbeing of his pupils in challenging circumstances.

Munich Olympics 1972 and an American sports TV crew must adapt to shooting live coverage of the unfolding hostage story. An unusual and gripping true story which presents the surreal challenges of a hostage situation.

A young man believes he can fool his grandmother into leaving all her money to him, but he finds she's a much harder nut to crack than he thought. We loved this heartfelt journey with its insights into Thai family life.

Bubbly, Live Music and Gala Night

Our annual gala includes bubbly and nibbles on arrival, live music and a fantastic comedy film with the incomparable pairing of Hugh Jackman and Meg Ryan.

Tickets £10 (for both members and non-members).

Nina and Madeleine have secretly shared their lives for over 20 years, but without Madeleine’s family knowing. When Madeleine becomes paralysed after a stroke, how can Nina continue to be part of Madeleine’s life? A dire situation unfolds in a touching and heartwarming story.

Jean-Do wakes in hospital after suffering a stroke which has left all but one eye paralysed. Learning to communicate by blinking, he decides to fulfil his pre-injury pledge of writing a book. A moving portrayal of a man’s indomitable will to communicate.

Zak is a young man with Down syndrome who escapes his care home. He meets outlaw Tyler, who helps him on his journey. When carer Eleanor finds them, will she return Zak or join them? The reality of adult life with a learning disability explored charmingly in this buddy movie.

Following a terrorist attack on a bistro, Mia is struggling with her trauma. Unable to recall the events of the night, she returns to the bistro where she meets and befriends fellow survivors, while tracing one unknown person who helped her on the night. Powerful and quietly compelling.

African American classical pianist Don Shirley hires nightclub bouncer Tony Vallelonga to drive him on a concert tour of the deep south, armed with “The Negro Motorist Green Book” guide to travel during segregation. Poignant moments in a feel-good road movie.

Following the travels of Agnes Varda, the French film director, and JR, the French photographer and street artist, as they travel around France capturing images and displaying them as huge murals. A beguiling art journey full of humour, warmth and quirkiness.

After thefts from the staff room, Carla is pressured to find which of her students is culpable. She instead videos the staff room revealing an adult is guilty. However, with Carla under investigation for breaking privacy laws, the situation soon degenerates. Beautifully acted, this is a tense thriller.

Duped out of $10,000 by a phone scammer pretending to be her grandson, and ignored by the police, Thelma decides to set off and get her money back. With the help of her friend Ben and a gun, will she succeed? An unstoppable 93-year-old on a ‘Mission Impossible’.