Film Club: “Woman In Gold”

The new KLS Film Club got off to a successful launch in March when a number of us enjoyed seeing “The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel”.  Additionally, a welcome tea was had by all who attended to discuss the film.  The next gathering will be on Tuesday, 21st April – film and time will be advised nearer the date. For further details please contact the KLS office.

Once a month, on a Tuesday afternoon, we plan to see a film at the Rotunda cinema in central Kingston and members can join us if you wish.  Tuesday has been selected because ticket prices are reduced to £5.50 each regardless of age. Kingston is very well served by public transport and is therefore relatively easy to reach.

This month we are going to see “Woman in Gold” starring Helen Mirren.  It is the true story of a woman trying to recover a beloved painting, by Gustav Klimt, which was stolen by the Nazis during the Second World War.  The film starts at 3.10pm.  We will meet in the foyer by the box office about 15 minutes before the commencement of the film. You need to purchase your own ticket and can sit where you wish. After the film, members who would like a cup of tea or coffee or light refreshment could move on to one of the Rotunda’s cafés or bars and we could then discuss the film together.

The film club is open to all members regardless of age. Initially, we will be selecting the film and advising members ideally by email or KLS publications of title and times to meet.

If you require any further details or you have some questions please contact the Synagogue office.