Torbay Film Club screens A High Wind in Jamaica on Tuesday 2nd October
Torbay Film Club’s new season continues apace with A High Wind in Jamaica: showing on Tuesday 2nd October at 7.30PM in Torquay Museum.
Alexander Mackendrick’s 1965 film centers on a group of children who are shipped from Jamaica to England, only to find their ship boarded by pirates on the journey across the ocean. The trailer is available to view below.
As ever, a standard adult ticket on the night is £5.50, and a full year’s membership costs just £29. Each membership is a rolling one, so if you join mid-season, it will be carried over to the same point midway through the next season.
Hullo...
Thank you for reading. We could do with your help to keep going. All our content is free... But if you can, you can support us to continue bringing you this coverage, these articles, interviews and reviews. This connection with real indie filmmakers.
It's here we encourage you to get out, watch indie films, support crowdfunders, go to your local venue.
And if you can, Pay What You Can to keep all this going. From £1 a week - £4 a month - a fiver, or whatever you can spare. Much appreciated.
For more information, visit http://www.torbayfilmclub.co.uk/site.
- The legacy of Ray Harryhausen - May 11, 2013
- The rise of the Latin American road trip movie - April 22, 2013
- Compliance review: controversial but gutless - March 28, 2013
Discover more from D&CFilm
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
