A wealthy San Francisco socialite pursues a potential boyfriend to a small Northern California town that slowly takes a turn for the bizarre when birds of all kinds suddenly begin to attack people.
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In Brighton in 1935, small-time gang leader Pinkie Brown murders a journalist and later desperately tries to cover his tracks but runs into trouble with the police, a few witnesses, and a rival gang.
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Stafford Film Theatre’s 5 Film Membership. Save money by purchasing a membership! This covers the final 5 films in the Spring 2026 Season. The films are: Hamnet, The President’s Cake, I Swear, A Pale View of Hills and Dead of Winter.
Get eleven top class films from as little as £5.50 each with this great ticket offer.
Covers all films in the Stafford Film Theatre Spring Programme:
The Choral, March 3
H is for Hawk, March 10
No Other Choice, March 17
Sentimental Value, March 24
Sorry Baby, March 31
Islands, April 7
Hamnet, April 14
The President’s Cake, April 21
I Swear, May 5
A Pale View of Hills, May 12
Dead of Winter, May 19
Get six top class films from as little as £5.50 each with this great ticket offer.
Covers the first six films in the Stafford Film Theatre Spring Programme:
The Choral, March 3
H is for Hawk, March 10
No Other Choice, March 17
Sentimental Value, March 24
Sorry Baby, March 31
Islands, April 7
Kei Ishikawa / Japan/UK 2025 / 123min, cert 12A / Partly subtitled
In this atmospheric adaptation of Nobel Prize-winner Kazuo Ishiguro’s debut novel, A Pale View of Hills drifts between memory and imagination as Etsuko, now living in England, reflects on her strained relationship with daughter Niki and the shadow of her older daughter Keiko.
Her recollections return to post-war Nagasaki and her enigmatic friend Sachiko, whose presence becomes increasingly unsettling.
Lush, meditative, and quietly gripping, the film blends psychological mystery with lyrical visuals, drawing us into a world where the past is never quite what it seems and remembering becomes its own act of reckoning.
“Drifting through the uncertain space between memory and history – a beautifully restrained film” The Upcoming