Activities Church Groups Mint Film Club
Mint Film Club
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Mint Film Club
We meet around the middle of the most months. A simple meal is provided at 6pm so that some people can come straight from work. The show commences at 6.45 after which we have coffee and discussion finishing about 9.30 pm.
The members suggest films and if they wish lead the discussions which touch on the film’s artistic merits as well as exploring the issues raised. For that reason we choose films which are likely to stimulate discussion. For example:- matters of belief, political and other dilemmas, conflicts of power and social, psychological and environmental issues.
There is no charge as the catering is shared around the members. However, there is an opportunity, at the end, to make a gift to church funds in celebration of a good night out!
The group is open and would always welcome new members as well as film recommendations to enhance the programme and make for an enjoyable evening.
Phone: Alan Worthington - 01395 274106
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Bonhoeffer – Agent of Grace Wednesday 11th April 2012 (in the Wesley Room) This Canadian production was named Best Film at the Monte Carlo Film Festival in 2000. The Title role is played by Ulrich Tukur with quiet authority. In part the film tells the story of Bonhoeffer from just before the start of the war when he was lecturing in USA. His instant moral choice was whether or not to return to Germany. (Had he not decided to do so would be aware of him today). However the film is more than a biography for it touches on the part played in the |
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war by the German underground movement and German resistance. The central dilemma posed by ‘Bonhoeffer - Agent of Grace’ A meal will be provided at 6.00 pm for those who pre-book. Alan’s contacts :- 01395 274106 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Next Film Club Meeting 16th May 2012 |
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For more information please contact Alan Worthington