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Ventnor Film Society

Ventnor Film Society was founded in 2006 by John and Mary Salisbury, with screenings taking place at the Ventnor Botanic Garden.

As the screenings became more popular the venue switched to the main hall at the Ventnor Winter Gardens. After that was closed by the Isle of Wight council, for a while screenings took place at the form St Boniface School.

Later it switched to the Ventnor Arts Club, where it remains.

The Film Society is supported by an enthusiastic group of volunteers.

Below are articles mentioning the Ventnor Film Society.

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Aspiring filmmakers of all ages invited to take part in music video comp

Aspiring local filmmakers are invited to produce a promo video for a music track (from a choice of several), with the chance to have it adopted as the official video for the band, win a trophy and £250, as well as having your film shown at a professional cinema screening of the best entries.
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Ventnor Film Society launches spring season

Ventnor Film Society returns with their spring season of films on Tuesday. There's a great range of films from all over the world, including several English speaking films.
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Ventnor Film Society celebrates tenth year

This season Ventnor Film Society will be screening a diverse programme of recent award-winning films from the Japan, Iceland, Bulgaria, Jordan, UAE, Denmark and Turkey and Colombia.
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Ventnor Film Society launches its Autumn Season of films

The Ventnor Film Society starts its Autumn season on 1st September and will be screening some fantastically selected foreign films over the coming four months. Mark them in your diary to avoid missing.
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