Caldbeck Area Film Society

Keswick Film Club members are entitled to members' rates at Caldbeck Area Film Society screenings and vice versa.

Caldbeck's Friendly Friday Films 2025-26

Welcome to our Autumn run of great films!

We are pleased to announce that the new season of films starts in September!

From cheese-making in France, to love in the Italian Alps, to the drama of a cat escaping flood waters... this season of handpicked films are all recent releases and between them have picked up awards at Cannes, the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards.

At the AGM it was agreed we needed to as much as possible find 'current' films with successful theatrical releases and excellent reviews. For this reason we will only announce a few films at a time, so the Winter and Spring choices will follow.

Dinner this year will be a suitably Italian dish served up before Vermiglio on Friday 17th October - we will be signing you up nearer the date but get all dates in your diary and don't miss any of these lovely films.

Contact Greg Hackett or Roger Gook for more details or to be added to the CAFS mailing list.

You can now also find Caldbeck Area Film Society on Facebook.

All films are at Caldbeck Village Hall with a 7.30pm start time.

Films are £6 on the door, card accepted.

Do come along with your families and friends.

We will be serving refreshments after the film, so do stop for a chat.

2025/26 Programme

  • HOLY COW : Friday 19th September 7.30pm
  • VERMIGLIO : Friday 17th October 7.30pm
  • FLOW : Friday 14th November 7.30pm
  • THE BALLAD OF WALLIS ISLAND : Friday 12th December 7.30pm
  • THE MARCHING BAND : Friday 16th January 7.30pm
  • SOULEYMANE'S STORY : Friday 20th February 7.30pm

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Friday 20th February: Souleymane's Story

Get ready to follow the routes of Souleymane Sangaré as he frantically tries to keep up a gruelling schedule delivering food on his bicycle round the streets of Paris. To make his life even more stressful, he is an illegal immigrant from Ghana who faces an interview to gain asylum in just two days. This social-realist view of the plight of immigrants is led by a new actor - Abou Sangaré - who gets great reviews all round.

Future Films

  • April 19th: Women Talking

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