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The Ventnor Film Society Present … The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. Nothing in director Julian Schnabel’s career so far...
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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Ventnor Film Society present the third film of 2012 tonight with Mona Achache's The Hedgehog screening at 7.30pm.
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The Ventnor Film Society starts the new season of film at the Ventnor Winter Gardens with The Kite Runner. Life...
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Last screening at the Winter Gardens for film society
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Ventnor Film Society presents The Leopard (certificate PG, 188 mins) at The Ventnor Winter Gardens on Tuesday 21 February 2006...
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Winner of the 2006 Oscar for best foreign language film, this meticulous portrait of compassion in the midst of oppression...
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Ventnor Film Society presents The Motorcycle Diaries (certificate 15, 128 mins) at The Ventnor Winter Gardens on Tuesday 10 January...
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Ventnor Film Society is adding an extra film to its season, given as there has been so much interest in...
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Ventnor Film Society presents The Story Of The Weeping Camel (certificate U, 87 mins) at the Botanic Gardens Visitors’ Centre....
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Sean, a put-upon 12-year old, finds unexpected friendship with a group of local skinheads led by the sweet natured Woody....
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If you don’t fancy the Planning Committee meeting tomorrow night, then don’t forget that the Ventnor Film Society will be...
