Pine Grove Pictures

27/05/2026

CHARITY FILM NIGHT
FRIDAY 12th JUNE, 8pm
Crowborough Community Centre

WONKA (2023) (PG) 1hr 56mins

A poor and naive W***y Wonka has ambitions to open a chocolate shop, to celebrate and share the wonderful recipes that his mother created. Coerced into staying at a boarding house and working for free at the owner’s launderette, Wonka befriends Noodle, one of many orphans who are effectively enslaved to the owner. This injustice further inspires him to fulfil his dreams and liberate his new friends. However, in a city renowned for its chocolate, he soon discovers that the industry is run by a cartel of three greedy chocolatiers, who bribe a chocoholic police chief into enforcing strict rules that prohibit any new producers entering the market.

Director: Paul King
Stars: Timothée Chalamet, Calah Lane, Gustave Die, Murray McArthur

Doors, and bar, open at 7pm, with film starting at 8pm. There will be a raffle, and prosecco will be available on the bar.

This is a special Charity Film Night, and profit from the evening will be donated to The Good People Company, and the Artytime Scrapstore extension.

Everyone is very welcome, so please come and join us for a super fun evening.

To buy tickets, and for more information about this and other films we are showing this year, please see our website

Crowborough Community Cinema founded in 2013. Our main programme films are shown once a month at the Crowborough Community Centre.

15/05/2026

Tuesday 19th May, 1.30pm
At Crowborough Community Centre

Pine Grove Pictures presents a free film showing as part of our Golden Oldies scheme.

YESTERDAY (2019) (12) 1hr 57min

Jack is a struggling musician who, after being hit by a bus during a global power failure, wakes up in a parallel universe where nobody has ever heard of The Beatles. Discovering that he is the only person who can remember the band, he finds fame and fortune performing the songs as his own work. All goes well until he realises how much he loves Ellie, his childhood friend, and former manager, who cannot deal with his new-found celebrity. What follows is a lovely funny fairy tale, with a happy ever after ending, and a score of fabulous songs.

Director: Danny Boyle
Stars: Himesh Patel, Lily James, Joel Fry, Ed Sheeran, Kate McKinnon

Doors open at 1pm, with film starting at 1.30pm. Free tea and coffee provided before the film.

For more details, and for information about this and other films we are showing this year, please see our website www.pinegrovepictures.org.uk.

Free for everyone, however donations are gratefully received.

Everyone's Welcome

03/05/2026

Community Film Night
Friday 8 May 2026, 8pm
Crowborough Community Centre TN6 1FE

A Real Pain (2024) (15)

1hr 30mins

Two cousins, David (Jesse Eisenberg) and Benji (Kieran Culkin), as close as brothers, attempt to heal their generational trauma and their relationship with each other by flying out to Poland to visit their late grandmother’s house. They join a group on a Jewish heritage tour, a highly emotional and revelatory journey. David and Benji are at opposite ends of the emotional spectrum. The former is a diligent micro-manager of his pain. The latter is charismatic, but volatile; so much of an active listener that he’ll cry out, “Oh snap!”, when a group member shares that he’s a survivor of the genocide in Rwanda.

Director & Writer: Jesse Eisenberg
Stars: Kieran Culkin, Jesse Eisenberg, Olha Bosova

Doors, and bar, open at 7pm, with film starting at 8pm.

To buy tickets, or for more information about this, and other films we are showing this year, please see our website www.pinegrovepictures.org.uk

Everyone is welcome - you don't have to be a member to come along.

Crowborough Community Cinema founded in 2013. Our main programme films are shown once a month at the Crowborough Community Centre.

21/04/2026

Thursday 23rd April 8pm

PGP Presents a Community Film Night
Crowborough Community Centre

Flow (2024) (U) 1hr 25mins

Cat is used to living a very independent life but when his home is destroyed by a flood, he seeks refuge on a boat populated by other animals including a capybara, a lemur, a bird and a dog. As they travel in search of dry land, Cat has to overcome his fear of the water and all the animals have to show trust and courage to work together to survive. This touching animation reflects on the fragility of our world and the importance of friendship and community.

Director: Gints Zilbalodis
Stars: Thomas Oldman, Alexander David Bobson

Doors, and bar, open 7.30pm, with film starting at 8pm.

To buy tickets, and for details of this and other films to be shown this year please see our website

Crowborough Community Cinema founded in 2013. Our main programme films are shown once a month at the Crowborough Community Centre.

13/04/2026

Crowborough's Community Cinema presents

FILM NIGHT AT CROWBOROUGH COMMUNITY CENTRE

Friday 17th April, 8pm

The Lost King (2022) (12)

1hr 48mins

Based on a true story, amateur historian Phillipa Langley defies the stodgy academic establishment in her dedicated campaigning to discover King Richard III’s remains, which were lost for over 500 years. Drawn to this figure because of the way Shakespeare monsterises his disability – an outward sign of inward sin – Langley, who has ME, also feels sidelined, dismissed and misunderstood. Her obsession is further sparked by visions and conversations with Richard III (Harry Lloyd), who looks exactly like the actor in the local Shakespeare production.

Director: Stephen Frears
Stars: Sally Hawkins, Shonagh Price, Harry Lloyd, Steve Coogan, Helen Katamba

Doors open at 7pm, with film starting at 8pm.

To buy tickets, and for more information about this film, and others we are showing this year please see our website www.pinegrovepictures.org.uk

Everyone is welcome.

Crowborough Community Cinema founded in 2013. Our main programme films are shown once a month at the Crowborough Community Centre.

15/03/2026

Free film Show - Golden Oldies

Tuesday 17th March 2026
Crowborough Community Centre

Doors open at 1pm, with the film starting at 1.30pm

We are very pleased that the U3A Sea Shanty Group will be singing for us from 1pm.

Fisherman’s Friends – One and All (2022) (12)

1hr 53mins

Picking up the story of a group of fisherman from Port Isaac from the first film of 2019, after the release of their hugely successful album. This sequel tells the story of the group struggling to deal with their new found fame and success, heartbreak and romance, culminating in the release of their second album, and a rousing, heartwarming performance at Glastonbury.

Director: Nick Moorcroft/Meg Leonard
Stars: James Purefoy, Imelda May, David Hayman, Dave Johnson, Ramon Tikaram, Richard Harrington.

Free tea, coffee and biscuits are available.

Everyone is very welcome to join us for this free film show, although donations are gratefully received.

09/03/2026

Crowborough Community Cinema founded in 2013. Our main programme films are shown once a month at the Crowborough Community Centre.

09/03/2026

FILM NIGHT
FRIDAY 13 MARCH
8PM
Crowborough Community Centre

I SWEAR
Cert 15; 2hrs

A terrifically warm and generous film about real-life activist John Davidson, who has Tourette syndrome, with its tics, compulsive behaviour patterns and random obscene shouts. He was awarded an MBE in 2019 for his work educating the nation about the condition since he first exhibited its symptoms as a teenager. I Swear contains a great performance from Robert Aramayo, full of intelligence and charm, and it raises relevant questions about the overdiagnosis debate surrounding conditions such as ADHD and autism, as well as the larger tonal point of how, when and whether to laugh at John, or with him."

Bullied and punished at school as he becomes symptomatic in his teens, we then see the adult John, sweet-natured and stoic, who gets punched in clubs and is brutally hospitalised for yelping at a girl in the in the street. Excellent performances from Shirley Henderson as his mum Heather, who can’t cope, Maxine Peake as the mental health nurse who takes him in, and Peter Mullan as community centre worker Tommy, give strength to the wonderful spirit of this film.

The BBFC has given the film a 15 certificate, for "very strong language, brief violence, s*x references ...which are primarily used in the context of the neurological condition".

Director: Kirk Jones
Stars: Robert Aramayo, Maxine Peak, Peter Mullan

Doors, and bar, open at 7.00pm; film starts at 8pm

To buy tickets, and for information as to other films showing this year, please see our website www.pinegrovepictures.org.uk

Everybody is welcome.

Crowborough Community Cinema founded in 2013. Our main programme films are shown once a month at the Crowborough Community Centre.

16/02/2026

Thursday 19th February 2026, 8pm

FILM NIGHT

Crowborough Community Centre

Eric Ravilious – Drawn to War (2022) (PG)

1hr 28mins

Discover the life of Eric Ravilious, one of Britain’s greatest landscape artists who grew up in Suss*x. He served as an artist in World War 2 and was killed on duty when his plane crashed off Iceland in 1942. This documentary about his life is set against wartime locations and is told in his own words using previously unseen archives and private letters. It features contributions from the artists Ai Weiwei and Grayson Perry and writers Alan Bennett and Robert Macfarlane.

Director: Margy Kinmonth
Features the voices of: Freddie Fox, Tamsin Greig, Jeremy Irons, Harriet Walter.

Doors, and bar, open at 7.30pm. Film starts at 8pm.

To buy tickets, and for details of other films we are showing please see our website

Crowborough Community Cinema founded in 2013. Our main programme films are shown once a month at the Crowborough Community Centre.

12/02/2026

FILM NIGHT

Friday 13 February, 8pm
Crowborough Community Centre TN6 1FE

Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy (2025) (15) 2hrs

Bridget, struggling with grief after the death of Mark Darcy and parenting their two kids alone, decides to revamp her life and goes back to work as the world’s ditsiest TV producer. Her friends urge her to get back into the dating scene – Tinder and all. Enter hunky, twenty-something Roxster, the promise of new love … until Bridget discovers her child’s science teacher who is really more Mr Darcy than Mark Darcy ever was – stubborn and uptight, yet still irresistibly dashing. Director: Michael Morris. Stars: Renée Zellweger, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Leo Woodall, Hugh Grant.

Doors and bar open 7pm for an 8pm start.

To buy tickets, and for more information about this and other films we are showing this year please see our website, www.pinegrovepictures.org.uk.

Everyone is welcome.

Crowborough Community Cinema founded in 2013. Our main programme films are shown once a month at the Crowborough Community Centre.