Foxlowe Films

Summer 2026 Programme

Foxlowe Films are delighted to publish the six films that make up the summer 2026 season. As ever, the programme includes a great mix of box office hits and outstanding art-house movies.

We start with the long-awaited Oscar winner Hamnet, an elemental, transformative study of love, loss and the healing power of art, followed by The Crime is Mine, a rollicking farce made in France with a wily feminist edge. The next film, I Swear, is a frank, funny and powerful film inspired by the life and experiences of John Davidson, MBE, charting his journey from a misunderstood teenager in 1980’s Britain to present day advocate for the understanding and acceptance of Tourette Syndrome.

The Shepherd and the Bear explores the conflict provoked by the reintroduction of brown bears amid a traditional shepherding community in the majestic French Pyrenees, while the penultimate film of the season, Chicken Town, tells the tale of an oddly matched twosome who nevertheless form an alliance of age and youth as a result of somewhat nefarious activities on an allotment.  The final film, Breathless (A Bout de Souffle) is Jean-Luc Godard’s revolutionary 1960 French New Wave masterpiece, which redefined cinema itself, influencing generations of filmmakers and making stars of its effervescent young leads, Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg. A daring, innovative exploration of love, crime and freedom that remains utterly captivating.

Look out also for other independently screened films.

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A big thank you to our wonderful team of volunteers who all work hard behind the scenes to make these weekly screenings possible.  If you would like to join the team with a regular stint: for example, projecting, behind the bar, opening up/closing down or helping to organise Foxlowe Films, then please get in touch, or come and talk to us at one of the screenings.

Screening Details

We screen weekly films on Tuesday evenings.
Doors open at 7 pm and screenings start promptly at 7.45 pm.
There is no allocated seating.
You can buy tickets in advance online/from the Foxlowe Café or on the door for £7. If online tickets have sold out, please try the Café or on the door. We will try and update our facebook site to let you know if the film has been sold out, but this is not always possible.
We have a licensed bar available and drinks can be taken into the film.
Online tickets are available at wegottickets.com.
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