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Stafford Film Theatre: One Life
ONE LIFE
James Hawes / UK 2024 / 110 min / Cert PG
Many will be familiar with the story of Nicholas Winton who rescued 669 children from the Nazis ia the ambitious Kindertransport, with the help of his firebrand mother (Helena Bonham Carter) and group of dedicated volunteers. The story does not end there. 50 Years later Winton (Anthony Hopkins) is still haunted by the fates of those he was not able to save. An unexpected event helps him to approach making peace with the guilt and grief of his past. 'With an all-star cast One Life is a powerful reminder of the value of individual acts in defence of human rights (ICO).
James Hawes / UK 2024 / 110 min / Cert PG
Many will be familiar with the story of Nicholas Winton who rescued 669 children from the Nazis ia the ambitious Kindertransport, with the help of his firebrand mother (Helena Bonham Carter) and group of dedicated volunteers. The story does not end there. 50 Years later Winton (Anthony Hopkins) is still haunted by the fates of those he was not able to save. An unexpected event helps him to approach making peace with the guilt and grief of his past. 'With an all-star cast One Life is a powerful reminder of the value of individual acts in defence of human rights (ICO).
The films are shown in the main auditorium of The Gatehouse in Stafford.
Tickets can be bought from The Gatehouse box office in advance by phone or online, or on the night.
Full price £9.50*
Concessions. £8.50*
*Prices include the Gatehouse booking fee of £2.00 per ticket
The programme starts at 7.30pm and the main feature starts at 7.45pm.
Tickets can be bought from The Gatehouse box office in advance by phone or online, or on the night.
Full price £9.50*
Concessions. £8.50*
*Prices include the Gatehouse booking fee of £2.00 per ticket
The programme starts at 7.30pm and the main feature starts at 7.45pm.
The Gatehouse Theatre, Eastgate Street, Stafford, Staffordshire ST16 2LT
Tue 23 April
Website:
www.filmsinstafford.com
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STAFFORD FILM THEATRE