Affordable community cinema every week in the heart of Bewdley since 2014.
A fascinating documentary film comprised entirely of electrifying, previously unseen, remastered footage of Elvis, mostly during his 1970s Las Vegas period. It's a showcase of his peak performance era with Elvis narrating his own story through archival audio.
A serious account of the trials of high-ranking Nazi leaders that manages to be both a courtroom drama and a psychological thriller. Russell Crowe, playing Hermann Göring, is charismatic, and chilling. The film's themes are as relevant today as they were then.
This thought-provoking film, focusing on the realities of aging and hidden regrets, features stellar acting by Ciaran Hinds and Lesley Manville. They expertly portray the suppressed emotions and deep devotion of a couple who have been married for decades.
British actor Josh O’Connor stars in this brilliant ‘anti-heist’ film that gets the robbery out of the way early and focuses on its messy aftermath. It’s an atmospheric, character-driven drama that cleverly subverts the usual heist-movie clichés.
A chilling, examination of the inner workings of modern Russia. Adapted from the best-selling novel, it depicts how, using reality-TV tactics and mass media, an obscure KGB officer, Vladimir Putin, became the Czar-like figure of today.
In this dark comedy, the “mesmerising” star Glen Powell plays a man who could inherit $27 billion. Seven relatives stand in his way. It’s a zippy, easy-watching makeover of the 1949 British classic Kind Hearts and Coronets.
St. George’s Hall brings you top quality community cinema – big screen, surround-sound and high-definition movie projection.
Cinema in the Hall screened its first film in January 2014 and has entertained movie-goers most Thursdays since then.
Book your tickets online by clicking on the film titles on this page and collect them at the door on the night or from the SGH café.
On Thursday evenings the Hall’s café bar opens at 6:45pm and the films start at 7:30pm promptly.
Critic’s Choice: from time to time, we will feature an independent or foreign film that has received positive reviews and covers subject matter that we think will interest our audience