Winchester Film Society

04/09/2026

To warm you up for our upcoming season, head to your local cinema for £4 tickets on the 5th and 6th of September. Find your nearest participating cinema here -

5–6 September 2026: for one weekend only, cinema tickets are just £4 at participating UK cinemas — any format, any seat, any film. So who will you take?

18/05/2026

Join the us tomorrow night at 7pm as we raise a glass of fizz for the final film of the season!

Our final screening is Crossing - a moving Turkish drama following Lia as she searches for her long-lost niece, Tekla. After hearing Tekla may be in Istanbul, Lia and a neighbour set off on a journey through a city full of possibility, weaving through its backstreets as Tekla begins to feel closer than ever.

Come celebrate the end of the season with a wonderful film and a complimentary glass of prosecco and homemade shortbread🍾✨

04/05/2026

Join us tomorrow night at 7pm for
How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies

Pat Boonnitipat, Thailand, 125 mins, Comedy

A young man, who is driven by his desire for a large cash inheritance, takes on the role of caring for his grandmother. However, to win her over will not be an easy task and he is also not the only one with an eye on the money.

20/04/2026

Join us tomorrow night at 7pm for The Marching Band

Emmanuel Courcol, France, 103 mins, Comedy, Drama

The plot of this film is simple: two brothers, separated at birth, reunite as adults. One is a celebrated orchestra conductor, while the other is a chef. For one, music represents a thriving career; for the other, it is a hard-earned passion, kept alive within a scrappy village band in northern France.

Combining tender moments with delicate humour The Marching Band entertains while provoking thought. The brothers shared love for music forges an unbreakable bond (and enables a wonderful musical score)

06/04/2026

Join us tomorrow night at 7pm for
My Favourite Cake!
Maryam Moghaddam, Behtash Sanaeeha, Iran, 97 mins, Drama

Elderly, isolated widow Mahin invites Faramarz, a lonely taxi driver, to her Tehran house for dinner and dancing. The directors were banned from attending the secretly shot film’s premiere in Berlin; alcohol and the absence of hijabs ‘crossed red lines’ for the authorities. A warm, intensely poignant story.