Mon 19 Oct
Monday Matinee: I Swear
This BAFTA award-winning drama, based on a true story, stars Robert Aramayo as John Davidson, a young Scottish boy with Tourette Syndrome. Misunderstood by his peers and adults around him, John struggles to find his place in the world until he is hired at the local community centre.
This BAFTA award-winning drama, based on a true story, stars Robert Aramayo as John Davidson, a young Scottish boy with Tourette Syndrome. Misunderstood by his peers and adults around him, John struggles to find his place in the world until he is hired at the local community centre. This funny yet moving film also stars Maxine Peake and Shirley Henderson. Please note that this film does contain frequent strong language.
Don’t forget, your ticket also includes a free cup of tea or coffee and biscuits after the film!
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- Arts & cultural
Mon 19 Oct – Wed 28 Oct
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Mon 19 Oct – Sun 1 Nov
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- Family friendly
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Free entry
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- Arts & cultural
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Free entry
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