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Stafford Film Theatre: My Favourite Cake
The Gatehouse Theatre, Eastgate Street, Stafford, Staffordshire ST16 2LT
Tuesday 11 March
The programme starts at 7.30pm and the main feature at 7.45pm which is shown in the main auditorium (with hearing loop).Tickets:
Full price. £12.00*
Over 60: £11.00*
Under 25: £ 7.50*
*All prices include £3.00 Gatehouse booking fee.
Tickets are available in advance or on the night from The Gatehouse.
Memberships for the second half of our programme, starting on 25th March 2025 will be available from the Gatehouse. We also have loyalty cards. For more details please see Stafford Fil
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Stafford Film Theatre: My Favourite Cake
MY FAVOURITE CAKE
Maryam Moghadam Behtash Sanaeeha / Iran 2924 / 97 min / Cert 12A / subtitles
This sweet and funny film looks at love, loss, loneliness less and old age. Mahin is a widow whose daughter and grandchildren live abroad and her lonely life is shown in beautifully compressed tableaux. One day she meets her friends for tea and meets someone who makes her feel alive again. Faramarz is a personable, single man and emotional connection manifests itself when she offers to bake him her favourite cake. Plans have a way of going awry in this lovely, intimate, tragicomic tale of late-blooming love in the shadow of Iran's repressive regime. In it gentle way, this is a subversive piece of filmmaking. Observer.
Maryam Moghadam Behtash Sanaeeha / Iran 2924 / 97 min / Cert 12A / subtitles
This sweet and funny film looks at love, loss, loneliness less and old age. Mahin is a widow whose daughter and grandchildren live abroad and her lonely life is shown in beautifully compressed tableaux. One day she meets her friends for tea and meets someone who makes her feel alive again. Faramarz is a personable, single man and emotional connection manifests itself when she offers to bake him her favourite cake. Plans have a way of going awry in this lovely, intimate, tragicomic tale of late-blooming love in the shadow of Iran's repressive regime. In it gentle way, this is a subversive piece of filmmaking. Observer.
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