TEAR yourself away from the Christmas build-up and come to Berwick Film Society's film night on Wednesday, December 16 for a delightful journey back in time to the Edwardian era.
Dean Spanley is a charmingly quirky tale of a father and son with a distant relationship (played by the frail but feisty Peter O'Toole and an exasperated Jeremy Northam), who happen upon the enigmatic Dean Spanley (Sam Neill).
The dean, if temp
ted with a glass of a particularly rare tipple, will enter the spirit of a long-departed being. As the mysterious dean's tales of adventure unravel, Fisk Jr gradually realises this could cast up a missing jigsaw piece. What he doesn't know is, it could also open a door long been held firmly shut.
It's a touching and toe-toasting story for a chilly winter's night. Just what's needed!
As normal, the film will be screened by BFS in The Maltings Theatre at 7.30pm, tickets on the door £5, members free.
Filmgoers to Dean Spanley can make an evening of it and indulge themselves in a glass of mulled wine and a choice of delicious main courses at their Edwardian pre-filmshow supper at Café Curio, 52 Bridge Street, opening at 5.30pm on the night, seated for 6pm and out in good time for watching the film. For more information and to book, contact Tracey on 01289 302666.
For further information about Berwick Film Society or the forthcoming film, contact Genni on 07779 663860.
