Cléo from 5 to 7, Sat 13th June

Cléo from 5 to 7 is a 1962 French New Wave drama following in real time the eponymous Cléo, a young Parisian woman, during a single eventful summer evening. 

Varda described it as “the portrait of a woman painted on to a documentary about Paris".  Recognised as one of the great films of the New Wave, it was Varda's own breakthrough film; she went on to be recognised as a central figure of the French New Wave - photographer, artist and film maker, feminist activist.

"Cléo from 5 to 7 was only her second feature, but it is pure Varda. No one else would have taken such a simple, dismal-sounding premise – a woman waiting over the course of two hours for the results of a biopsy – and turn it into a film that is playful, charming and haunting; a true masterpiece. It captures the Audrey Hepburn-style fashions and cosmopolitan Parisian setting of its moment, but remains so relevant, so emotionally vibrant and real that it feels contemporary." (Caryn James, BBC)

Doors open 5.45pm

Supper served from 6pm (vegetarian but let me know in the notes of your order if you have any special dietary requirements)

Film begins 7pm with a running time of 90 minutes.

These ticket prices are for C Fylm members only: annual membership can be purchased online here too, or on the door for £8/£10/£12 (pay what you can, under 25s £4). You will be issued with a membership card valid for one year.

Select your choices adding each to your basket, and use the notes section at checkout to tell us about dietary requirements. You'll need to add membership first if you're joining for the first time, and then add the film/film+supper as a separate item.

Bring a cushion as it can get a little numbing... and be ready to have a small tweaking of seating to make sure you have a good and comfortable view. 

Soft drinks provided but bring your own alcohol if desired.