See some great films on the big screen, enjoy a drink from the bar and some good company at Hepworth Village Hall Film Nights. During the season we show one film a month on a Friday at 7:30pm - doors open at 7:00. Now in our fourth year, ticket prices have been held at £3.00 and are available on the door.
COMING NEXT: 8 JUNE
THE LIGHT THIEF
A man who is guilty of minor corruption for benevolent reasons comes up against a man deep in major corruption for his own profit in this comedy-drama. Svet-ake (Arym Kubat) is a good-hearted family man who works for the electric company in a small village in Kyrgyzstan. A number of folks in Svet-ake's neighborhood are OAPs on a fixed income, and he helps them out by adjusting their meters on the sly to keep their bills low. Bezkat (Askat Sulaimanov) is a corrupt politician from the city who wants to make a quick windfall by selling part of Svet-ake's village to a Chinese firm; to help make this happen, Bezkat puts his political muscle to work and sees to it that his unscrupulous relative Mansur becomes the new mayor. While Mansur is forced to bend to the will of the people when they object to the land deal, Svet-ake assumes this means Mansur isn't a crook, which makes trouble for him when he proposes switching the village over to cleaner and renewable wind power.. A film of hope, optimism and small acts of heroism. The visual backdrop is also stunning.
(Running time: 1hr 20mins. Rated 15: contains strong verbal sex references and nudity. Subtitles.)
2011-12 Season
9 September
The King’s Speech
14 October
The Illusionist
11 November
Another Year
16 December
Winter’s Bone
13 January
The Social Network
10 February
Brighton Rock
9 March
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
13 April
Louise-Michele
11 May
Submarine
8 June
The Light Thief
Hepworth Film Night is a member of the Yorkshire Regional Group of the British Federation of Film Societies (BFFS)
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