Feckenodeon Cinema Society

26/05/2026

July 17th in Feckenodeon 2 we have Radical a Mexican film about inspiration in education.

Based on true events, this tale of a deprived school being turned on its head by the arrival of Mr Juárez feels fresh, largely thanks to its superb young cast

26/04/2026

Our main season is over but, never fear, we have a couple of gems for the summer. On May 22nd we have Kangaroo, a charming little film for Australia.

1h 47m | PG

17/04/2026

Grand finale for this season is The Choral on Saturday 25th April
-likely to be very popular so get your tickets early.
You can also join for next season!

Genteel manners of first world war story about repressed passion delivered with surprising sexual candour

07/04/2026

Friday 17th April will be the last in our Feckenodeon 2 season. Join us for ‘The Old Man Who Jumped Out of a Window and Disappeared’.

1h 54m | R

17/03/2026

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2025/may/28/the-ballad-of-wallis-island-review-lottery-folk-tim-key-carey-mulligan

Tim Key bring his trademark pleasant awkwardness to the island-owner who pays Tom Basden and Carey Mulligan to come and play for him

17/03/2026

The Ballad of Wallis Island is the charming quirky movie that we have in store for March 28th. It’s likely to be popular so if you aren’t a member you’ll need to go to our website or visit The Rose and Crown or Feckenham Village Shop.

30/11/2025

No need to mention the time of year when our next film is showing but maybe Kind Hearts and Coronets is the perfect antidote to some of the saccharine offerings around!
Join us for the darkly comic 1949 film starring Dennis Price and Alec Guinness amongst others.
29th December and tickets in the usual places for non members. You are advised to book early!

16/11/2025

Our November film in the main house is the Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown. Join us on 29th November.

James Mangold’s biopic follows the rise of the era-defining star with Chalamet brilliantly embodying his shapeshifting allure

26/10/2025

Pretty much a full house last night to see Robert Redford’s swan song as The Old Man with the gun. Our next Feckenodeon 2 is The Bookshop and is not part of your membership but is proving popular in our ticket sales- 14th November in the back room .

Emily Mortimer plays the quietly heroic shop owner at the heart of this fascinating Penelope Fitzgerald adaptation

12/10/2025

Back to our main programme for this month - 25th October and time to pay tribute to a huge figure in cinema- Robert Redford who playing in his swansong performance of The Old Man and the Gun. Bound to be popular so if you aren’t a member you’ll need to buy your tickets early.

Redford’s swansong film, in which he plays an audacious real-life bank robber, makes light of the heists but offers a sad, sweet farewell performance