How we are reopening…
We are so excited to be coming back to screenings in our community and the joy of watching films together - we hope you will be joining us....
It seems unbelievable that our last screening was in January 2020. Little did we know then it wouldn't just be a kids matinee we would be postponing but the rest of the year and more. We have been itching to open up again but as we are sure you'll understand from your own experiences of the last year, we need to make sure we can do this safely, for our audience and for us, the volunteers who run the events for you.
Keeping you safe
In order to keep everyone safe at the screenings, and in line with the rules at the community centre, we will be asking that everyone wear masks while walking around the hall. It's optional to wear a mask during the film, whichever you feel more comfortable with. We understand some audience members are exempt from wearing masks so will not challenge anyone who doesn't.
We ask that if you have any Covid symptoms you do not attend for obvious reasons.
We will have hand sanitiser around the place and ask you use this.
We have also invested in card readers and encourage contactless payment for tickets and at the bar as much as possible.
We will space the chairs out a little more than normal and will be selling a few less tickets to ensure we don't have another Bohemian Rhapsody situation with people sitting in the doorway for lack of space - oh to be back in those days!
Covering the cost
We're sorry to say, due to various increases in the costs of running the event, from the cost of the hall and film licences, through to investment in contactless payments and associated fees we are, for the first time since we launched in 2016, going to raise the cost of tickets, and also some items on the bar. Adult tickets will rise from £5 to £6, child tickets from £2.50 to £3.00. Drinks on the bar, beer and wine, will also go up by 50p to £3 each.
Past purchases
As we had to cancel the family matinee we had planned many people will have tickets which were paid for, but not used. We are happy to honour these tickets for a future screening, if you can please get in touch on social media, letting us know you want to come, so we don't sell too many tickets. If however you would be happy to forfeit the ticket and help support us moving forward, we would be really grateful.
Booking Now
Saturday, November 16th at Long Ashton Community Centre. Doors and bar open from 19:00pm and film starts at 19:45pm.
“A sharp, seductive 1960’s biker drama with stellar performances from Jodie Comer, Austin Butler and Tom Hardy.” Critic Wendy Ide, The Observer.
Director Jeff Nichols, who brought us the movies Mud, Midnight Special and Loving, now brings us this period crime drama, set in the 1960s and starring Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, Tom Hardy and the underrated, Michael Shannon.
After a chance encounter, Kathy (Jodie Comer) is drawn to Benny (Austin Butler), a member of the Midwestern motorcycle club, The Vandals. As the club transforms into a dangerous underworld of violence, Benny must choose between Kathy and his loyalty to the club.
The Bikeriders is inspired by the photo-book of the same name by Danny Lyon. Guardian film critic Peter Bradshaw calls The Bikeriders “A Potent ode to the violent lives of the 60s biker gangs.” The Independent Newspaper call it “A tough, tender American tragedy” and The Evening Standard says actress “Jodie Comer roars into this full-throttle drama.”
The Bikeriders (cert 15), 1 hour, 56 minutes. Director: Jeff Nichols. Cast: Jodie Comer, Austin Butler, Tom Hardy and Michael Shannon.