Bradfield's own film club

Community cinema & more, on your doorstep

Recent film releases and events at the Village Hall. For films, the kitchen and bar are open, there's an interval for ice cream and topping up your drinks, and, whilst we do have chairs, you're welcome to bring your own lounger or beanbag.

Next at the hall

Poster: Hoppers (PG)

Sat 28 Nov

Hoppers (PG)

3.00 pm · Family Film

Poster: The Lost King (12A)

Sat 28 Nov

The Lost King (12A)

7.00 pm · Evening Film

What's on

Full schedule
Poster: Hoppers (PG)
Family Film

Sat 28 Nov · 3.00 pm

Hoppers (PG)

Determined to save her late grandmother's beloved forest glade from Mayor Jerry Generazzo's destructive highway project, 19-year-old animal lover Mabel Tanaka hijacks experimental university technology to transfer her consciousness into a lifelike robotic beaver. Able to speak with wildlife, she befriends charismatic beaver King George and uncovers Jerry's secret plot to drive animals away using ultrasonic fake trees. Mabel destroys the devices, bringing the creatures back, though her activism accidentally sparks a vengeful animal uprising and a massive wildfire. Working alongside King George and a reformed Jerry, Mabel floods the glade to extinguish the blaze, permanently protecting the habitat.

Poster: The Lost King (12A)
Evening Film

Sat 28 Nov · 7.00 pm

The Lost King (12A)

After attending a performance of Shakespeare's Richard III, Edinburgh amateur historian Philippa Langley becomes captivated by the maligned monarch, feeling a personal connection to his misunderstood legacy. Guided by intuition and apparitions of the king, she defies the scepticism of her estranged husband and the condescension of Britain's academic establishment to search for his lost grave. Following meticulous historical research, Philippa spearheads a crowdfunded excavation beneath a Leicester council car park in 2012, uncovering Richard III's remains after 500 years. Despite university officials sidelining her for credit, she successfully restores his historical reputation and secures him a royal reburial.

Poster: The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG)
Family Film

Sat 19 Dec · 3.00 pm

The Nightmare Before Christmas (PG)

Bored with the same annual routine of frightening people, Jack Skellington, the beloved Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, stumbles upon the bright, joyful world of Christmas Town. Enchanted by the festive spirit, Jack returns home and convinces his fellow monsters to take over the holiday. Ignoring warnings from Sally, a ragdoll who secretly loves him, Jack has Santa Claus kidnapped and sets off to deliver creepy, Halloween-themed presents to children. When his spooky gifts cause widespread panic and he is shot down, Jack realizes his mistake, rescues Santa from the villainous Oogie Boogie, restores Christmas, and finally embraces Sally's love.

Poster: Small Things Like These (12A)
Evening Film

Sat 19 Dec · 7.00 pm

Small Things Like These (12A)

In December 1985, in the small Irish town of New Ross, hardworking coal merchant Bill Furlong prepares for Christmas with his wife, Eileen, and their five daughters. Raised by a compassionate employer after his unmarried teenage mother was ostracised, Bill feels deep empathy for the vulnerable. While delivering coal to the local Catholic convent, he discovers a terrified young woman named Sarah locked inside a freezing coal shed, revealing the institution's cruel operation as a Magdalene laundry. Torn between protecting his family's livelihoods in a church-dominated community and following his conscience, Bill ultimately defies town silence and leads Sarah home.

Poster: Traditional Carols with Classic Brass
Live Music

Sun 20 Dec · 6.30 pm

Traditional Carols with Classic Brass

Our Annual Traditional Carol Concert with Classic Brass.

Poster: Pantomime - Aladdin
Pantomime

Sun 3 Jan · Doors: 1.15 pm

Pantomime - Aladdin

Our annual panto this year is Aladdin.  Tickets will become available nearer the date.

How it works

BRADFLIX is the film club of Bradfield Village Hall. It's free to join and there's no charge to watch a film. We run a raffle at every screening to raise money for hall activities, and you can help choose what we show.

The bar and kitchen are open before the film, at the interval and afterwards. We have chairs, but feel free to bring your own.

At the interval

  • Our Cow Molly ice cream£2.50
  • Popcorn50p
  • Bradfield Beer at only£3.80