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Stafford Film Theatre: The Old Oak
The Gatehouse Theatre, Eastgate Street, Stafford, Staffordshire ST16 2LT
Tuesday 30 Jan 2024
This film will be shown in The Gatehouse, Stafford in the main auditorium on the big screen (Dolby sound and hearing loop) on Tuesday 30th January 2024. The programme starts at 7.30pm and the main feature at 7,45pm.Prices:
Full price: £9.50*
Concession: £8.50*
Memberships are available for all 12 films for our Spring Season:
Full: £90*
Conc.: £78*
*Includes £2.00 Gatehouse booking fee per ticket.
Our Spring and Summer Programme will be available from end December on our website
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Stafford Film Theatre: The Old Oak
THE OLD OAK
Ken Loach / UK 2023 / 110 min / Cert 12A
Ken Loach continues his creative Indian summer streak. Two disenfranchised communities interact: a decaying NE mining village and Syrian refugees fleeing the Assad regime. Mutual distrust and antipathy are moderated through the failing Old Oak pub's jaded proprietor 'TJ (Dave Turner) and positive, empathetic exile Yara (Ebla Mari), in despair over her missing, probably murdered father. We follow TJ as he tries to do the right thing, amongst the crushed hopes and resentments from years of austerity and post-industrial decline. As with Daniel Blake, director Loach will have you fully engaged and rooting for TJ, and for Yara: good people in a seemingly uncaring world.
Ken Loach / UK 2023 / 110 min / Cert 12A
Ken Loach continues his creative Indian summer streak. Two disenfranchised communities interact: a decaying NE mining village and Syrian refugees fleeing the Assad regime. Mutual distrust and antipathy are moderated through the failing Old Oak pub's jaded proprietor 'TJ (Dave Turner) and positive, empathetic exile Yara (Ebla Mari), in despair over her missing, probably murdered father. We follow TJ as he tries to do the right thing, amongst the crushed hopes and resentments from years of austerity and post-industrial decline. As with Daniel Blake, director Loach will have you fully engaged and rooting for TJ, and for Yara: good people in a seemingly uncaring world.
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