Cinema on your Doorstep

Cinema on your Doorstep

Cinema on your Doorstep is community cinema in action at Carshalton Methodist Church.  We offer film-based programmes to church friends and members of our community most months – popular films you missed the first time around; movie classics; comedies; and musicals. We charge no admission fees but invite donations to cover our licence fees and purchase of equipment and films.

We will send you email details of our forthcoming programmes and events if you let us have your email address. Please email your details to ruskincinema@hotmail.com

Reel Life - Let's talk about the Movies says Rev Julie Underwood

Films contain messages and film directors deal with issues, just like the writers of good books and sermons. Rev Julie Underwood, a keen movie fan herself, discusses films shown at our afternoon matinees and we share thought-provoking notes with our evening audiences. Come along to our shows and explore the world of the movies with us.

Coming to our Screen soon 

007 returns in Skyfall

Saturday 29th June at 3.00pm and 7.30pm - doors open 30minutes before showtimes

After 50 years on the cinema screen, James Bond returns as agent 007. His loyalty to M is tested when her past comes back to haunt her. Stars Daniel Craig and Judi Dench. 2012 film rated 12A. This is the best Bond movie to date according to film critic, Barry Norman. Showing with sub titles to assist people with hearing difficulties. Admission free - donations appreciated.

Les Miserables

Saturday 27th July at 3.00pm and 7.30pm and Sunday 28th July at 3.00pm. Doors open 30minutes before showtimes. Admission free - donations appreciated

The film sensation of the year comes to our screen - the world's longest running stage musical is now a film and we are planning three performances in the hope of satisfying an unprecedented demand from our members. Watch this space for more details.

 

 

Community Cinema at Carshalton Methodist Church is supported by the Sutton Community  Fund

Our community cinema gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Sutton Community Fund and the London Borough of Sutton.

 

 

 
 


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