Our TV film email
While CFS is in abeyance, we are producing a weekly guide to films on TV that members may find of interest. You can find this by going to the page shown below or you can join our email list to [cont'd.]
Next season
The CFS Committee are currently looking into options for next season, our 75th, in the light of continued social distancing. We hope to be in touch with you about the renewal process in late July, as in previous years.
Recommended films on TV
FILM OF THE WEEK Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015) a wonderfully self-aware teenage comedy drama about Greg, a 17-year-old High School misfit whose hobby is remaking scenes from classic films, and his friend and collaborator Earl. Greg’s life [cont'd.]
Reactions to Hail Caesar!
An appreciation score of 74.55 per cent for Hail Caesar! Some of your comments: “A great film – most suitable for Tuesday evening viewing.” “Great attention to detail. Great film!” “Hilarious satire of 50’s Hollywood.” “Always like the Coen Brothers [cont'd.]
Reactions to Border
One of the lower appreciation scores of the season so far for Border, at 74.11 per cent. Some of your comments: “Truly astonishing:- believable, surprising and poignant. Excellent acting – I was totally sucked in!!” “An extraordinary film, courageous, dark, [cont'd.]
Reactions to Imagine
A warm welcome for Imagine and an appreciation score of 84.44 per cent. Some of your comments: “What a pity it didn’t get a UK distributor! Fascinating insight, and compelling drama.” “A very welcome change after the last few films [cont'd.]
Reactions to Capernaüm
Despite its harrowing storyline, there was almost universal praise for Capernaüm. Its appreciation score of 95.71 per cent is the third highest we have had in the last 25 years. The two above that were both comedies. Some of your [cont'd.]
Irrfan Khan
We are sorry to report the death of Irrfan Khan, star of Slumdog Millionaire, The Life of Pi, and The Lunchbox, which we showed in our 2014/15 season. Before his rise to Hollywood fame, Khan appeared in numerous Indian films [cont'd.]
Max von Sydow
The Swedish actor Max von Sydow has died at the age of 90. In his early career he worked extensively with Ingmar Bergman, playing an unforgettable Death in The Seventh Seal. He went on to appear in more than 100 [cont'd.]
