| Status: | Active, open to new members |
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| When: | Fortnightly on Friday mornings 10:00 am 1st and 3rd weeks |
| Venue: | Basement of the Evesham Methodist Church |
| Cost: | £4.00 |
Coming to a screen near you
Draft programme:
18 Sept Tom and Jerry AND 7 Men from Now - Oscar-winning animations, followed by a B-movie Western. 1958, dir Budd Boetticher, 77 mins. Introduced by Ally.
2 Oct Amélie - Original title: Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain. A whimsical depiction of contemporary Parisian life, set in Montmartre. 2001, dir Jean-Pierre Jeunet, France, 117 mins. Introduced by S.
16 Oct Separate Tables - Oscar-winning theatrical drama based on 2 of Rattigan’s plays. 1958, dir Delbert Mann, US, 100 mins. Introduced by S.
6 Nov Went the Day Well? - WW2 war movie, adapted from a Graham Greene story about a German raid on a British village. 1942, dir Alberto Cavalcanti, UK, 92 mins. Introduced by A.
20 Nov I’m All Right Jack - Satirical comedy about British industrial relations. 1959, dir John and Roy Boulting, UK, 101 mins. Introduced by J.
4 Dec La Grande Illusion - Drama about French POWs during the First World War. 1937, dir Jean Renoir, France, 114 mins. Introduced by M.
18 Dec The Railway Children - Family drama based on E. Nesbit's novel. 1970, dir Lionel Jeffries, UK, 90 mins. Introduced by G.
u3a 25th Anniversary

Grenville led a quiz about the Oscars, and during 2026 we have celebrated movies of "25", "2001", and silver.
About Classic Cinema
We meet in the basement of the Evesham Methodist Church and discs from our members' collections are projected on the screen, and subtitles are shown. We break for tea or coffee and ask £4 to cover the room rent.
Do you love watching films? Do you love going to the cinema? Do you like to hear other people's take on an old film? What about watching a comedy with an audience - you'll find yourself laughing out loud much more than watching the TV at home. There is always a welcome for new members. Contact Alun Edwards and let us know you are coming.
This group began in 2006. Since then we have introduced, watched, enjoyed (usually) and discussed over 350 feature films and dozens of documentary and comedy shorts - all of them a treat in their way, all of them worthwhile, and we often poll our members to choose which movies to show again.
