Films coming soon
First Friday of the Month
Morpeth Town Hall @ 7.00pm
The Cinema is currently suspended owing to the coronavirus lockdown.
We hope to be up and running again later this year (2021) when restrictions have eased.
Following the refurbishment of St James’ Community Centre we plan to try it out as a potential new regular venue.
Unfortunately there will be no Movie Weekend this year but it should return in February 2022.
Watch this space for further details.
If you have seen any good films at home during lockdown that you think would be suitable for the community cinema, email us at info@gmdt.org.
Our last scheduled screening of Official Secrets did not take place but will be on our shortlist when we resume.
Official Secrets - cert 15, released 2019
Running time - 1 hour 52 mins
Director: Gavin Hood
Writers: Gregory Bernstein & Sara Bernstein
Starring: MyAnna Burling, Keira Knightley, Ralph Fiennes,
Genres: Biography, Drama, Crime, Romance, Thriller, War
The true story of a Katherine Gun, the GCHQ whistleblower who leaked information to the press about an illegal US National Security Agency spy operation designed to persuade the UN Security Council to approve the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Starring Keira Knightley and an all star British cast (including Ralph Fiennes, Matt Smith, Rhys Ifans, Tamsin Greig, and Jeremy Northam), it is a story with ongoing resonance. As Gun shouts at Tony Blair arguing the case for war on the TV screen: “Just because you’re the prime minister doesn’t mean you get to make up your own facts.”
“A film that’s gripping, righteous, relevant, moving – in short, a very good yarn that just happens to be true”. (i news)
Running time - 1 hour 52 mins
Director: Gavin Hood
Writers: Gregory Bernstein & Sara Bernstein
Starring: MyAnna Burling, Keira Knightley, Ralph Fiennes,
Genres: Biography, Drama, Crime, Romance, Thriller, War
The true story of a Katherine Gun, the GCHQ whistleblower who leaked information to the press about an illegal US National Security Agency spy operation designed to persuade the UN Security Council to approve the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Starring Keira Knightley and an all star British cast (including Ralph Fiennes, Matt Smith, Rhys Ifans, Tamsin Greig, and Jeremy Northam), it is a story with ongoing resonance. As Gun shouts at Tony Blair arguing the case for war on the TV screen: “Just because you’re the prime minister doesn’t mean you get to make up your own facts.”
“A film that’s gripping, righteous, relevant, moving – in short, a very good yarn that just happens to be true”. (i news)
