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Cheltenham Film Society

2008/2009 63rd Season




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What about the social side? ...
We aim to create a friendly relaxed environment where all our members will feel comfortable.  To that end we hold several (optional) social events after films - at the beginning and end of the season and at Christmas.  

Stephen's selection

These films are being shown in the Cheltenham area and are recommended as 'definitely worth seeing' by Stephen, our resident film buff and committee member.

If you do get to see any of them, please send us an e-mail with your views about the film, the venue, anything we can learn to help improve the society.  Also let us know if you hear of other films we should include here.

Happy viewing!


The Films
When
Where


Kings Theatre Gloucester


Roses, Tewkesbury


Guildhall, Glos


Cineworld, Cheltenham
Finest Hour:
Films by Humphrey Jennings
9, 11 Mar
Roses, Tewkesbury
No Country for Old Men
9-11 Mar
Roses, Tewkesbury
Brick Lane
12-13 Mar
Guildhall, Glos
Eastern Promises
14-15 Mar
Guildhall, Glos
Kiss me Kate
25 Mar
Guildhall, Glos
The Kite Runner
26-27 Mar
Guildhall, Glos
4 months, 3 weeks and 2 days
26 Mar
Roses, Tewkesbury
In the Valley of Elah
28 Mar
Roses, Tewkesbury
The Painted Veil
1 Apr
Bacon Theatre
No Country for Old Men 2-5 Apr
Guildhall, Glos
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet St
8-12 Apr
Guildhall, Glos
Away from Her
15 Apr
Bacon Theatre
The Good German
29 Apr
Bacon Theatre
Before the Devil knows you are Dead
29 Apr - 1 May
Guildhall, Glos
Lust Caution
9-10 May
Guildhall, Glos
My Nikifor
21-22 May
Guildhall, Glos
Atonement
27 May
Bacon Theatre
Don't Touch the Axe
27-29 May
Guildhall, Glos


Viviane's Sandwich Recipes!

All who have been to the society's social events will know that our wine and cheese evenings are almost reason enough to join the society without staying to watch the films!  This is because of the magnificent spread put together by our Viviane.  Following many requests from members, she has agreed to part with a few of her secrets and share some of her sandwich recipes.

1.  Egg Crunch

2.  Salmon

Bread:
  • Warburton's Stoneground Wholemeal, medium sliced
Filling:
  • Soft butter or Flora
  • Eggs - hard boiled, chopped fine
  • Celery - chopped
  • Mixed peppers (red, yellow, green) - chopped
  • Light Mayonnaise - any
  • Salt, Pepper
Depending on quantity of sandwiches required, gauge how many eggs to boil and quantity of celery and peppers to use.  Same goes for mayo, salt and pepper
Mix filling well and spread lightly on you buttered bread
Sandwich two slices together and serve
Et voila!
Bread:
  • Warburton's medium sliced white loaf
Filling:
  • Pink or Red John West Salmon
  • Finely chopped Spring Onions
  • Light Mayonnaise
  • Pepper
Gauge quantity by eye, as required
Mix well with a fork
Spread on your buttered bread
Sandwich two slices together and serve
Bon Appetit!

3.  Tuna

4.  Ham and cucumber or ham and light cream cheese or just ham.

For non-onion eaters, Viv recommends her tuna sandwiches.
  • Buy tuna in brine.
  • Drain brine, then mix the tuna with small quantities of corn (from a tin also) and fresh rocket (or rucola as Italians call it).
  • Add some light mayo if liked, and ecco (Italian for voila!) you have the perfect sandwich
Also recommended is the 'ham medley' sandwich, a variety of which was served on the last film night this year.

But the piece de resistance ham sandwich, which members loved,
was the ham accompanied by a chutney with a difference!
Bought from M & S, it is their black olive and sundried tomato
chutney. Will go well with cheese too!!

60th Anniversary Last Night treats

We had 18 different cheeses on offer. Most of these were English cheeses with new, exciting flavours, plus several French, Italian, Dutch and German.   Somewhere in there might have been a Danish one as well!!!

As far as the sandwiches were concerned, we had a veritable feast. In addition to old favourites such as Egg Crunch and Salmon with Spring Onions, we had one or two newcomers.
These were:

1. Ham with 'Light' cream cheese and garlic
2. Cucumber and 'Light' cream cheese and garlic.
3. Home roasted turkey with tomato and black olive chutney

All mayo used these days is of the 'light' variety.
Other things on offer were .... Vegetable Samosas, Baby pork pies with mustard and Scotch eggs with bacon.
British Cheese Special

Eleven cheeses all produced here, to celebrate the grand opening
of our 06/07 season..... with a Danish film!!!

So, here's the list as it comes ....

Wensleydale with Cranberries
White Stilton with Apricots
Y-Fenni Welsh Cheese with Garlic
Hunstman Cheese
Shropshire Blue
Blue Stilton
Double Gloucester
Red Leicester
White Stilton with Mango and Ginger
Sage Derby
Somerset Brie

And not a hint of Cheddar please note, except possibly in one
variety of sandwich!!!

Eat health