We're back on March 13
with The White Ribbon.
Chilling, brilliant, disturbing – three
adjectives frequently applied to the work of Austrian director Michael
Haneke, arguably the premier cinematic auteur of the last 20 years,
and someone who expertly uses the medium of film to dissect and dispassionately
scrutinise Western culture. The White Ribbon, winner of
the Palme D’Or at last year’s Cannes film festival, has
already been hailed as superior to Hidden, his 2007 thriller
that ranked numero uno in a recent Times survey of the top 20 films
of the last decade
"...a uniquely intelligent cinema that shakes you up and shifts
your perspective on the world outside the theatre. Don’t miss
it."
This is another great film you'll
not want to miss We look forward to welcoming you on Saturday March
13th. Doors 7.30; film 8PM
Thame Cinema is based in
the Thame Players Theatre in Nelson Street Thame.
All films start at 8pm and
doors open 30 minutes before each film.
Admission is just £5
payable on the door. It is rare that we are 'sold out',
so we do not 'reserve tickets' in advance.
Thame Cinema is organised by a team
of local people with a love of good films...and we welcome others
to get involved with choosing, and showing our films. Though a not
for profit organisation we have made small profits each year which
we then plough back into improved equipment and in hosting fund raising
screenings for local schools etc.
Do please use the email sign up box
above right to request a reminder of each film to be sent to you
a few days before screening. We will never release your details
to others.
For more information on Thame Players
Theatre click
here
