78.6% 
Benediction explores the turbulent life of First World War poet, Siegfried Sassoon. It paints an unflinching portrait of a man who understands everything about himself except how to find peace,
71.4% 
A long train ride from Moscow to Murmansk becomes a journey of unexpected connection in Juho Kuosmanen’s character-driven drama. Beautifully believable performances from Haarla and Borisov add emotional weight to the film’s central theme of overcoming otherness and finding common ground across personal, cultural and geographical borders.
84.6% 
Operation Mincemeat, the name of a top-secret intelligence plan to fool the Germans using a dead body as a decoy together with a briefcase full of carefully faked documents.
It’s a ripping yarn, uses a quality cast of British character actors and it rattles along like a thriller.
84.2% 
We are showing a double bill of two highly rated films and a buffet as a fitting end to our anniversary week. The second film being ‘The Outfit”, a shop used by a group of mobsters for shady purposes. Mark Rylance gives an extraordinary performance in this gangster thriller.
90.7% 
We are showing a double bill of two highly rated films and a buffet as a fitting end to our anniversary week. The first being ‘Phantom of the Open, which tells the heart-warming true story of Maurice Flitcroft, a dreamer and unrelenting optimist who managed to gain entry to The British Open Golf Championship despite never playing a round of golf before. If you like sporting bloopers, you’ll love this.
92.2% 
This second film in the double bill is Green Book which is our highest scoring film with an Appreciation Index of 100%.
86.5% 
A double bill with a buffet. The first film, Rabbit Proof Fence, was first shown on the 17th October 2003. It’s a great film and was the best attended film when we operated from the community lounge at Welland Park Community College.
91.8% 
It’s charming, well acted and beautifully done. ‘Downton Abbey, A New Era’ is a film that manages to be huge fun and yet will still have many of us dabbing gently at our eyes. Yes, Downton has done it again.
The Last Duel is an epic, well-acted and thought-provoking drama. The battle scenes are vicious but pale in comparison to the central final duel, a superbly tense and bone-breaking affair.
“Love Sarah” is a gentle reminder of the power of love in times of grief and the importance of trusting your existing “family” circle. The feel-good drama is a celebration of life and inspires hope. It will warm the cockles of your heart.