Welcome to The Fleapit Cinema Club!

Season 26

Opens Friday, 22nd September 2023

 

Welcome to The Fleapit Cinema Club – the home for everyone who enjoys watching great films in good company. Based in Westerham at Westerham Hall, we have modern projection equipment, a 21′ screen, a licensed bar and fabulous ice creams!
The Fleapit is run entirely by volunteers.

Membership

The Fleapit welcomes everyone. Membership covers admission to every screening that season – nothing more to pay unless you fancy a drink or an ice cream. Members may also bring guests for an admission charge of £5.00 per guest per screening.

  • Annual Individual Membership – £40
  • Individual Concession (student/senior citizen) – £35
  • Annual Family* Members – £75
  • Family* Concession (student/senior citizen) £65

* A Family Membership covers two or more adults and/or children living at the same address.

You can join at any screening, cash, cheque and cards!

First Timers

If you’ve never been to the Fleapit before, and fancy giving us a try without committing to a membership, then simply come along and pay a Guest fee. If you enjoy it as much as we are sure you will then join up at the end of the screening and the guest fee will be set against the membership for the season.

Disabled Facilities

Westerham Hall has full disabled access and facilities and our members who use a wheelchair have an unrestricted view of the screen. There is also an induction loop for the hard of hearing and a car park immediately outside the Hall (free after 6:30PM and on Sundays) with disabled bays for badge holders.

Westerham Hall
Quebec Avenue, London Road
Westerham, Kent, TN16 1BJ


Our next screening is:

  • Chinatown – Season Finale

    on 29th Mar 2024 7:30:pm, at

    1974 / USA / 131 min. / Colour Director: Roman Polanski Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, John Hillerman, Perry Lopez, Burt Young, John Huston. We close as we started, with another of the greatest films of all time - one of Hollywood’s great neo-noir mystery films. As bruised and cynical as the decade that produced it, this noir classic benefits from Robert Towne's brilliant screenplay, director Roman Polanski's steady hand, and wonderful performances from Jack Nicholson and Faye Dunaway. Set in 1937 Jack Nicholson has the Bogartian role of the LA private investigator who sticks his nose into a corrupt conspiracy in the state's Department of Water and Power. The plan to create a drought in California, sending farmland prices into a dustbowl slump so that it can be bought cheap and made the site of a colossal new dam, to be sold at a huge profit back to the taxpayer. Jake gets that nose of his slashed by a goon – an unforgettable cameo for Polanski – but finds himself falling in love with the mysterious Mrs Mulwray at the centre of the murky plot. The dialogue is crackling and the set pieces are just superb. Unmissable. What the passage of time has done for this superlative 1974 film is progressively lessen our sense of its being simply a modern pastiche of the classic 30s gumshoe thrillers. The time- gap has narrowed, and it now looks like a classic in a direct line of succession to those earlier pictures. As our season finale this film will start 7:30pm and a hot supper will be served in the interval.


For full details please go to our Current Season page.

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