Tuesday 6:30pm: Live coverage of
Budget Cut Cabinet meeting
VB gets over 160,000 visits in January!
Find VentnorBlog on your Mobile - Twitter - Facebook

« | Home | »

 

Author: Sal

Minghella Movie Marathon: The English Patient (15) Gala Screening

Thursday, 12th March, 2009 at 11:55 am, Isle of Wight

Charity, Events, Film, Newport

14, March 2009
6:30 pm

Probably the highlight of the Minghella Movie Marathon this weekend will be the Gala Screening of The English Patient on Saturday night.

Minghella Movie Marathon: The English Patient (15)The event being held at Medina Theatre will be hosted by Anthony’s mother, Gloria Minghella MBE who will be joined by Lord David Puttnam of Queensgate CBE and Kevin Whately.

The evening starts with drinks and canapés, giving you a opportunity to chat and schmoosh before the introductions start in the theatre at 7.15pm.

The intros are followed by the screening of the film starting at 7.30pm.

If you’re planning to attend, you’ll need to brush down your DJs and cocktail dresses as this is a strictly black tie event.

There are still a few tickets left for this event, so please show your support for the event and call the box office for your tickets (£30) on 01983 527020.

Don’t forget to say where you heard about it.

Related posts:


Email This Story To A Friend Email This Story To A Friend

One Response to “Minghella Movie Marathon: The English Patient (15) Gala Screening”

  1. Click if you like this comment Wendy V     says:
    12, March 2009 at 1:04 pm

    Coverage of the Minghella event in today’s Guardian
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2009/mar/12/anthony-minghella-film-festival-isle-of-wight

    (Report comment)

    Reply to this comment

What is your view?

Comment guidance

*** You're now able to reply directly to someone's comment, find out how ***

We all love to read your comments - just consider that they can be read by people of all ages, so please avoid them being offensive, or over-personal.

If wouldn't say it in front of your Gran, please don't post it.

Tip: If you're feeling incensed about a comment and are thinking of bashing out a reply, go and make yourself a cup of something hot, take a deep breath and then reply. You're less likely to write something that you regret later.

Don't worry - even if you see your name and email address below, please don't be concerned. Your email address cannot be seen publicly.