Welcome to the Brailes Picturehouse a cinema on your doorstep serving the community

THE FILM SHOW COMMITTEE NEED YOUR HELP TO CONTINUE RUNNING THIS IMPORTANT VILLAGE FACILITY SO IF YOU FEEL YOU COULD HELP OUT IN ANYWAY, EITHER ON THE NIGHT, WITH ADVERTISING OR AS A PROJECTIONIST (INSTRUCTIONS WILLL BE PROVIDED!) PLEASE RING DEIDRE CARNEY ON 01608 685479 - THANK YOU

There’s no need to drive miles into town to watch a film, just come along to the Brailes Village Hall.

Relax and enjoy your favourite movies with a glass of wine or a cup of coffee, some popcorn or crisps. There's even icecream with a dollop of compote!

Enjoy the chance to meet up with your friends and local people.

Film nights are usually the third Saturday of every month. Occasionally we are able to run two films in one day and for the matinee performance we try to appeal to the younger generation.

Films next showing at the village hall

Diary Dates:

DATES for 2013

PROPOSED FILMS

Sat 19th January - "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen"

"Sat 16th February - "Anna Karenina"

Sat 16th March - "Skyfall" plus Sun 17th March Matinee performance 

Sat 13th April, Sat 18th May, Sat 15th June - Films to be advised but some of the hopefuls are "The Hobbit|", "Les Miserables", "Life of Pi" and "Quartet"

We will keep you posted should there be any changes

If there is a film you wish to see again or missed would you let us know.

www.brailespicturehouse.co.uk

What better way to spend a saturday night, without moving from the village. With the Picture Houses' new " Big Screen", and wine sold at £2 a glass aswell as popcorn and other refreshments on sale all evening, there is even ice-cream sold in the interval. Tickets £3.50 per adult £ 2.00 a child. Its a real social event. So with us ALL experiencing credit crunch times, what an ideal way of getting together with friends and having a very enjoyable and inexpensive evening. See you there .

Link to PictureHouse website

Normally the third Saturday in month according to availability of Village Hall

Support your rural cinema, together we can make it work

... over 160 people came to view The Queen in February 2007
... 92 people watched The Da Vinci Code in October 2006
... 43 came to see The White Countess in November 2006
... 40 locals came to watch Mrs Henderson Presents in January 2007 despite just being shown on TV.

Brailes Picture house for movies