Eaton Bray Cinema

The Focus On Film Society - Bringing Cinema To The Villages

The Focus On Films Society See your favourite films on a large screen (13ft by 9ft) in Eaton Bray Village Hall.

We meet at 2.00pm on the second Monday of each month between September and May.

Come and join us to see some excellent films and enjoy the social atmosphere with a cup of tea and a chat after the film.
[Membership details below]

2009-2010 Season

This season, the Film Society will meet on the following dates:

2009:
14 September, 12 October, 9 November, 14 December
2010:
11 January, 8 February, 8 March, 12 April, 10 May

Choices for the coming season will include the following films. A list of prevously shown films is provided below.

Easy VirtueA young Englishman marries a glamorous American. When he brings her home to meet the parents, she arrives like a blast from the future - blowing their entrenched British stuffiness out the window.

About the Focus On Films Society

The society meets on the second Monday of each month between September and May.

Films start at 2.00pm and are shown in the Eaton Bray Village Hall.

The films are followed by Tea and Biscuits and a chance to chat with friends.

Films are selected by the members and all requests are considered by the selection committee.

The films are projected with a modern digital projector on a large 13ft by 9ft screen.

Membership fees are payable twice annually by the end of August and January, and are £16 per half year - this equates to £3.55 per film.

For membership please call Graham Chappell - 01525 220883.

Guests are admitted before joining, to allow them to see how we operate, or so that members can bring a friend. Guests will be charged £4.

For more information call Graham Chappell on 01525 220883 or come to one of our films. If joining part way through the season membership is adjusted accordingly.

Note: film societies are unable to admit under 16s.

The Society is not intended to be profit making and seeks only to cover running and maintenence costs. We now own all our own equipment and have recently purchased new comfortable seats.

What makes film societies special?

They are run by their members for their members.
They provide a warm friendly atmosphere where you can see films on a big screen.
They bring quality cinema to your community at a price everyone can afford.
They arrange special screenings and social events, and can provide an opportunity to discuss the films.
They can provide unlimited programming opportunities including shorts, independent work and films of local interest.
They enjoy advantages in respect of film certification, cinema licensing and cheaper film booking.