Affordable community cinema every week in the heart of Bewdley since 2014.
Set two decades after the original, again starring Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, Anne Hathaway and Stanley Tucci, this sequel follows the fortunes of Runway magazine as it struggles in the new digital world and manages a public relations crisis. A must-see for fans of ‘Prada 1’. The original cast is reunited for an up-to-the minute, breezy and stylish story-line. It’s a chic, fast-paced, lighthearted entertainment that boasts a great soundtrack.
A comedy-drama set in the Scottish Highlands starring Brian Cox and Alan Cumming. They play brothers, one of whom (Cumming) has been living in America for decades and returns at a time when the family distillery’s future is in doubt. A love letter to the Highlands which form a majestic backdrop to the two Scottish heavyweight actors’ top-of-their-game performances as the bickering brothers who reconcile. But are they in time to save the family whisky business?
A musical comedy-drama about a fading pop star who steals another performer’s unreleased song and turns it into a massive global hit. The down-at-heel songwriter travels to Los Angeles to reclaim the credit and recognition he deserves. A feel-good film, full of warmth and humour featuring an unhinged, standout performance by Paul Rudd as the ballad’s frustrated originator. The clever plot builds to a powerful, emotional resolution.
A dark drama-with-laughs In which the children of a once highly acclaimed artist hire an art restorer to ‘complete’ their dying father’s unfinished Christopher series of paintings in order to secure a massive inheritance. This British film starring Ian McKellen, Michaela Coel, James Corden and Jessica Gunning, crackles with wit and twists. Ian McKellen’s trademark cantankerous, scenery-chewing performance as the ageing artist is worth the admission alone.
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