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GREAT NEWS: THE CHURCHILL ARE OFFERING THEIR PRE-FILM CLUB MENU
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***  Two Courses: £16 per person ***

Typical menu:

​Starters
  • Chicken Satay  - Grilled marinated chicken on skewers served with a spicy peanut sauce.
  • Vegetable Steamed Dumplings – served with Kikkoman soy sauce
 
Mains
  • Chicken Green Curry – cooked in coconut milk with chillies, green beans, aubergine, bamboo shoots, Thai basil leaves, green and red peppers and steamed rice
  • Chicken Pad Khing – Thai style stir fry using fresh ginger, black mushrooms, onions, baby corn, spring onions, chillies, green and red peppers served with steamed rice.
  • Thai Vegetable Red Curry – cooked in coconut milk with tofu mushrooms, chillies, lime leaves, broccoli, aubergine, Thai basil leaves, bamboo shoots, red and green peoples served with steamed rice.
*** NEW SEASON STARTS 30 SEPTEMBER 2022 ***

Possible films with final selection by members​
      Another Round     
      Belfast
      Call of the Wild
      Death on the Nile
      Drive my Car
      Dune
      Elvis
      Emma
      Free Guy
      On the Basis of Sex
      Operation Mincemeat
      Military Wives
      Phantom of the Open
      The Duke
PLEASE BRING THE CORRECT CASH

Wine - £3/glass
Beer - £3/pint
Soft drinks £1 apart from J2O £1.50
Chocolate 60p
2021/22 SEASON FINAL FILM
Friday 29 April 2022
West Side Story (2021)

CERTIFICATE 12
RUNNING TIME 156 MINUTES
START TIME 8 PM
WEST SIDE STORY is a romantic musical drama, set in 1950s New York City, in which a Puerto Rican teenager falls for the former leader of a local gang.  This remake is from Steven Speilberg.

Stunning recreations of the original film’s New York retain the songs and the dancing in a re-telling that will leave you gasping
The Guardian - 5 stars

The director’s remake is both a hat-tip to the original (and old-school Hollywood) and a slightly revised version that gives this street-gang ‘Romeo & Juliet’ a sense of urgency
Rollingstone