10 WE’RE BACK! The Film Society are so looking forward to welcoming DARTMOUTH FILM Date
SOCIETY UPCOMING FILMS
7th Oct
10.00 or 10.20
14th Oct 21st Oct
10.30 or 10.55
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10.00 or 10.15
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28th Oct 4th Nov
11th Nov
18th Nov 7th Oct 10.30 3 25th Nov
2nd Dec 9th Dec
14th Oct 10.15 3 3
21st Oct 16th Dec
10.30 or 11.15
23rd Dec 30th Dec
28th Oct 4th Nov Date
10.30 or 10.45
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8th October – AMMONITE. Cert 15. Drama/Biography 1840s England, acclaimed but overlooked fossil hunter Mary Anning (KateWinslet) works alone on the rugged Southern coastline. With the days of her famed discov- eries behind her, she now searches for common fossils to sell to tourists to support herself and her ailing mother. When a wealthy visitor entrusts Mary with the care of his wife Charlotte Murchison (Saoirse Ronan), she cannot afford to turn his offer down. Proud and relentlessly passionate about her work, Mary initially clashes with her unwel- come guest, but despite the distance between their social class and personalities, an intense bond begins to develop, compelling the two women to determine the true nature of their relationship.
Time Walk level
Date
10.30 2 10.15 2 3
10.30 or 10.40
10.00 or 10.20
10.30 or 10.55
10.00 or 10.15
10.30 3
11th Nov 7th Oct
Dartmouth Walk & Talk: We are an informal walking group based in Dartmouth. Anyone is very welcome to join our walks, but you do so entirely at your own risk. Listed walks may be changed or cancelled at short notice, for example should inclement weather make walking conditions unsuitable or hazardous. Walks also take place on other days, currently Tuesdays. The walk is only decided during the previous week, so for details ring/text over the weekend or join the WhatsApp group.
25th Nov 2nd Dec21st Oct
18th Nov 14th Oct
9th Dec
There is no charge for attending these walks, all we ask is that you bring enough money to join us for refreshments at the end if you would like to; and for the ferry where indicated in the ‘Location’ column with (£).
mostly flat, hard surfaced paths with no steep hills or steps. Level 3 walks can use a var ety of footpaths, roads and tracks, s 23rd Dec
The Walk Levels shown give an 3 indication of the difficulty of the walk. Level 1 is an easy walk of less than an hour using Bring mulled wine &/or mince pies etc!
16th Dec 11th Nov
28th Oct 4th Nov
10.30 or 10.40
10.30 3 10.30 3
Additional Information: - Please wear suitable clothing (layers are best) and comfortable, supportive footwear. - Light coloured clothing is recommended where walks involve using busy roads. - Dogs are welcome on the walks. Please clear up after them and e
30th Dec25th Nov 10.30 0.15
- Please bring a bottle of water on warm days. - Please bring medication with you if required.
D2nd Decartmouth Walk & Talk: 3 9th Dec
We are an informal walking group based in Dartmouth. Anyone ins very welcome to jo n our walks, but you do so entirely 3
10.30 or 11.15
at your own risk. Listed walks may be changed or cancelled at short notice, for example should inclement weather make via Pleasant Valley and the SW
Little Dartmouth via the Diamond Jubilee Way and Swannaton Road Chillington to Torcross
Stoke Fleming to Blackpool Sands
For more information about the walks please ring 07570 848446 or email
walkandtalk@talktalk.net All walks are subject to change/cancellation at short notice at this time
16th Dec Local walk using part of the
Diamond Jubilee Way with picnic lunch at Jawbones Beacon Park
23rd Dec The Walk Levels shown give an indication of the difficulty of the walk. Level 1 is an easy walk of less than an hour using 10.30 3
Kingswear circular with estuary and river views (£)
Kingswear railway station
walking conditions unsuitable or hazardous. Walks also take place on other days, cu rently Tue days. Th walk is only Coast Path circular
10.30 or 10.45
or 10.45 Deer Park bus stop Stoke Fleming
decided during the previous week, so for deta ls ring/text over the weekend or join the WhatsApp group. 10.30 3
There is no charge for attending these walks, a l we ask is that you bring enough money to join us for refreshments at the end if you would like to; and for t e ferry where indicated in the ‘Location’ column with (£).
The Bandstand, Royal Avenue Gardens Bring mulled wine &/or mince pies etc!
sr hy ae o u or 11.15 at Chiellington village, 2 e te r n a la t al tms. d a l i e
The Bandstand, Royal Avenue Gardens 10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon 10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon
nd bus stop 3 1 or 2
ome of which may be uneven, muddy and slippery. These walks may involve steps, inclines and stiles and will usually take over two hours.18th Nov
South West Coast Path circular via Little Dartmouth, Warren Point and Redlap
Long Wood circular (£)
Kingswear circular with estuary and river views (£)
The Bandstand, Royal Avenue Gardens Kingswear railway station
Hoodown Woods Kingswear via Dartmouth Castle car park higher and lower ferries (£)
Local walk using part of the Diamond Jubilee Way with picnic lunch at Jawbones Beacon Park
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 10.40 Deer Park bus stop Stoke Fleming
10.30 2 3 10.15 2
10.30 or 10.45
10.30 3
Sandquay Wood and Old Mill Creek circular
Blackpool Sands via Venn Lane
Stoke Fleming to Blackpool Sands via Pleasant Valley and the SW Coast Path circular
Sandquay Wood car park, Old Mill Lane, Townstal
10.30 or 10.55
10.30 3 3
10.00 or 10.15
10.30 or 11.15
10.15 3 2 3
Strete to Torcross via Strete Gate and Slapton Ley
Broadsands Beach to Brixham via golf course and The Grove (£)
Little Dartmouth via the Diamond Jubilee Way and Swannaton Road Chillington to Torcross
10.00 – 120 bus from Kingswear Banjo or 10.15 Broadsands/Churston Library
Dartmouth Leisure Centre, Townstal Return from Blackpool Sands on no 3 bus
10.30 3 2
Time Walk level
10.30 2 10.15 2 3
10.30 or 10.40
10.30 1 or 2 Hoodown Woods Kingswear via higher and lower ferries (£)
10.00 or 10.20
2 Long Wood circular (£)
Dartmouth Thursday walks October - December 2021
Location of walk (£=bring money for ferry)
back all our loyal members (and guests!) – it’s been a long time... As before, Films are screened at The Guildhall, Victoria Road, Dartmouth. The bar is open from 7.00pm - films start at 7.30pm. Non-members welcome. Please note: chairs will be spaced so social distancing measures can be observed in the hall where necessary. Hand sanitising facilities will be provided and we respectfully request that you wear a face covering on entering and when moving around the hall.
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For more info on Dartmouth Film Society call Barbara Bardwell on 07974 78102
Strete to Torcross via Strete Gate and Slapton Ley
Broadsands Beach to Brixham via golf course and The Grove (£)
Sandquay Wood and Old Mill Creek circular
Time Walk level
Blackpool Sands via Venn Lane
2 Long Wood circular (£) 3
South West Coast Path circular via Little Dartmouth, Warren Point and Redlap
Little Dartmouth via the Diamond Jubilee Way and Swannaton Road Chillington to Torcross
Stoke Fleming to Blackpool Sands via Pleasant Valley and the SW Coast Path circular
Local walk using part of the Diamond Jubilee Way with picnic lunch at Jawbones Beacon Park
Kingswear circular with estuary and river views (£)
Location of walk (£=bring money for ferry)
11th November – ROCKS. UK, 2019; 93 minutes. Cert. 12A. Drama Directed by Sarah Gavron, Rocks is a gripping, beautifully acted slice of-life story set in inner-city London. The focus is on 15-year-old Rocks (the terrific Bukky Bakray). When their mother, who is suffering mental health problems, leaves the family’s tower block flat to ‘clear my head’, Rocks must juggle school with caring for her much younger brother Emmanuel. A plea for help to the children’s grandmother in Nigeria yields nothing. The story unfolds episodically as even the resourceful, street- wise Rocks is sorely tested, putting her relationship with her best friend Sumaya (Kosar Ali) under great strain. There is a huge, enveloping warmth to this film, as well as sadness and, on occasion, real hilarity.
Location of walk (£=bring money for ferry)
Strete to Torcross via Strete Gate and Slapton Ley
Broadsands Beach to Brixham via golf course and The Grove (£)
Dartmouth Thursday walks October - December 2021
Sandquay Wood and Old Mill Creek circular
Blackpool Sands via Venn Lane
Berry Head, Brixham circular (£) 10.00 – 18 bus from Kingswear Banjo or 10.20 Bank Lane Brixham
South West Coast Path circular via Little Dartmouth, Warren Point and Redlap
The Bandstand, Royal Avenue Gardens Meeting point
Berry Head, Brixham circular (£) 10.00 – 18 bus from Kingswear Banjo or 10.20 Bank Lane Brixham
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 10.55 Strete Kings Arms Car Park (2nd bus stop in Strete)
10.00 – 120 bus from Kingswear Banjo or 10.15 Broadsands/Churston Library
Dartmouth Thursday walks October - December 2021
Sandquay Wood car park, Old Mill Lane, Townstal
Meeting point
Dartmouth Leisure Centre, Townstal Return from Blackpool Sands on no 3 bus
The Bandstand, Royal Avenue Gardens Dartmouth Castle car park
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 10.40 Deer Park bus stop Stoke Fleming
Berry Head, Brixham circular (£) 10.00 – 18 bus from Kingswear Banjo or 10.20 Bank Lane Brixham
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 11.15 at Chillington village, 2nd bus stop
The Bandstand, Royal Avenue Gardens Bring mulled wine &/or mince pies etc!
Kingswear railway station Meeting point
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 10.55 Strete Kings Arms Car Park (2nd bus stop in Strete)
25th November - WOMAN AT WAR (Kona fer í stríð ) Iceland. 2018; 101 minutes. Cert. 12A. Adventure/Comedy/Drama Halla is a fifty-year-old independent woman. But behind the scenes of a quiet routine, she leads a double life as a passionate environmental activist. Known to others only by her alias “The Woman of the Mountain,” Halla secretly wages a one-woman-war on the local aluminium industry. As Halla’s actions grow bolder, from petty vandalism to outright industrial sabotage, she succeeds in pausing the negotiations between the Icelandic government and the corporation building a new aluminium smelter. But as she begins planning her biggest and boldest operation yet, she receives an unexpected letter that changes everything. Her appli- cation to adopt a child has finally been accepted and there is a little girl waiting for her in Ukraine. As Halla prepares to abandon her role as saboteur and saviour of the Highlands to fulfil her dream of becoming a mother, she decides to plot one final attack to deal the aluminium industry a crippling blow.
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 10.45 Deer Park bus stop Stoke Fleming
10.00 – 120 bus from Kingswear Banjo or 10.15 Broadsands/Churston Library
Sandquay Wood car park, Old Mill Lane, Townstal
Dartmouth Leisure Centre, Townstal Return from Blackpool Sands on no 3 bus
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 10.40 Deer Park bus stop Stoke Fleming
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 10.55 Strete Kings Arms Car Park (2nd bus stop in Strete)
The Bandstand, Royal Avenue Gardens Dartmouth Castle car park
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 11.15 at Chillington village, 2nd bus stop
10.30 – no 3 bus from Dartmouth pontoon or 10.45 Deer Park bus stop Stoke Fleming
The Bandstand, Royal Avenue Gardens
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