IOW Film Festival: Two more great features tonight

We’ve just got back from watching the first Isle of Wight Film Festival feature film in The Sacred Cinema.

Shot from Vegas:They’ve got a great set-up down there and with two more feature films on tonight, it’s well worth heading down.

At 7.30pm you can see the British Première of Vegas, the multi-award winning film from the Norwegian director, Gunnar Vikene. Vegas is the story of Thomas, Marianne and Terje – three teenagers with nowhere to go. After witnessing his mother being beaten up, Thomas is sent to a young people’s refuge. No one will tell him where his brother is, and Thomas vows to find him.

The Guard
This is followed at 9.30pm by The Guard. An unorthodox Irish policeman with a confrontational personality is teamed up with an uptight FBI agent to investigate an international drug-smuggling ring.

Check out the full details and trailers for all feature films in the Isle of Wight Film Festival.

Tickets for all films are available on the door for £5 per person (cash only)

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DC
7, May 2010 9:27 am

Well, despite the all the time and money wasted in the last investigation into the Ferry Companies, the only outcome that affects me is the fact that the fares have gone UP, yes UP. Customer service has gone DOWN, now with ticket offices operating on reduced opening hours, ticket machines have replaced real people with jobs and service reliability is as it used to be, in the… Read more »

Shobba
7, May 2010 12:34 pm

The Libs Andrew Turner smears and lies didn’t work here, several I met this past few weeks told me to vote for Jill because Andrew wasn’t up to it or was only staying on for his pension. What rubbish, they just couldn’t accept he is the best man for the job. Turner puts 100% into serving us, that’s why he got such a terrific endorsement. Well done… Read more »

No.5
Reply to  Shobba
7, May 2010 12:42 pm

His voting record shows that he is not the man for the job and he will be persued on it

This is a vote for the’ I’m alright jack’ brigade who are obvioulsy in the majority on the Island

Don Smith
Reply to  No.5
9, May 2010 6:51 am

I can never understand why the IoW with a population of 160.000 has only ONE MP

Now Bolton in Lancs. with a population of
140.000 has THREE MPs

Now I do believe the IoW should have Two MPs. IoW West and IoW East – Just a thought.

No.5
Reply to  Don Smith
9, May 2010 11:21 am

Your numbers are wrong. Popultion of the Isle of Wight is approx 130,000, electerol rules stipulate ( I think) 145,000 before a second MP will be considered The Metropolital district of Bolton has a population of (about) 262,000. Bolton benefited in the last re-organisation of constituencies because of their being a Metropolitan area which includes some outlying areas as well. For electoral purposes the three constuencies of… Read more »

Vix
Reply to  Shobba
8, May 2010 11:51 pm

How can AT have a ‘terrific endorsement’ when over 50% of those of us who voted, voted for someone else?

Benny
8, May 2010 2:36 pm

No 5 is dead right, Turner is in it for himself, he couldn’t give a monkeys about the islad people. Why should he be bothered about ferry fares when he just claims them back on expenses. Wake up you 32000 your paying for it. Duh

Mr Justice
Reply to  Benny
8, May 2010 10:54 pm

Calm down eh Nobby, you lost mate.

Davey Jones
Reply to  Mr Justice
9, May 2010 1:10 am

the 32’000 will choke on their cornflakes now that you’ve dropped that bombshell on ’em…lmao…you numpty. lol

Black Dog
8, May 2010 7:56 pm
Island Shocker
8, May 2010 10:56 pm

Benny, quick question for you.

Would Jill not have claimed her travel costs if she had become the Mp? Do me a favour and ask her please :)

Quite pathetic sour grapes – in my humble opinion!

Benny
Reply to  Island Shocker
10, May 2010 5:16 am

Yes she probably would but only the correct allowance knowing Jill. Honest and Hard working.

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