The Mary How Trust Film Society is delighted to be screening “Wild Target”

After the summer break, the Mary How Trust Film Society is pleased to return with a new season of fabulous films.  Its next presentation will be Wild Target (12A) on Tuesday 28th September.

Bill Nighy stars in this comedy about an uptight assassin who still lives to please his formidable mother (Eileen Atkins).  An enjoyably silly romp, with Emily Blunt, Martin Freeman, Rupert Grint and Rupert Everett.  Directed by Jonathan Lynn.

Venue: West Chiltington Village Hall at 3.00pm and 7.30pm.  Bar, raffle, refreshments and ample free parking.

Tickets cost £5.00, including membership, and may be obtained from any of these agents:-

• The Card Centre, Storrington High Street
• Guy Leonard Estate Agents of Pulborough & Storrington
• Cherilyn Stores & West Chiltington Post Office, West Chiltington
• The Mary How Trust Charity Shop, Lower Street, Pulborough.
• The Mary How Trust, Pulborough Primary Care Centre – ticket hotline: 01798 877641

The Mary How Trust Film Society is the oldest established cinema for charity in West Sussex, and is believed to be the only one with 100% of its proceeds going to charity.

Would you like to celebrate a special occasion or anniversary by sponsoring a film?

Each film is sponsored by a local business or supporter of the Mary How Trust Film Society. Sponsors receive two free, front row tickets to their film.

If you’d like to hear more, please contact Stuart Trownson on 08452-410956 stuart.trownson@maryhowtrust.org.

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