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Rules & Behaviour policy must be signed.
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| Saturday 30th October 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) |
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| This animated release from Scooby Doo follows the gang from Mystery Inc. on a summer camp adventure, as they find themselves solving a caper at Camp Little Moose, where there are too many ghost stories to keep track of. Together, Daphne, Velma, Fred, Shaggy, and of course, Scooby separate fact from fiction and figure out whether the camper's spooky tales are real. |
| Saturday 18th September 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) |
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| A student’s life turns upside down when he discovers the battered old car his father gave him can fly… After his entire world falls apart he makes a choice and shoots from zero to hero as a crime fighter known as “Black Lightning”. Little does he know that evil forces are watching... they want the incredible car and will stop at nothing to get it, even if it means killing him and destroying the city. Produced by Timur Bekmambetov (Director of Wanted and Nightwatch), this fast-paced action-adventure features the Special Effects Team behind Wanted and stuntmen from The Bourne Identity & Quantum of Solace. |
| Saturday 21st August 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) |
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| A little girl discovers a Bigfoot family in her backyard and soon learns that they aren't the scary creatures of legend, but actually very friendly and gentle. When a new dam threatens to flood the cave where the Bigfoot live, they turn to their human friends for help. But is it too late to preserve their secret, ancient way of life? |
| Saturday 7th August 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) |
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| For generations, children around the world have enjoyed the classic fairy tale of Puss 'n' Boots, the endlessly clever granary cat who uses a wealth of clever ploys (and a magic spell or two) to help his master gain fame, riches and true love with a princess |
| Saturday 10th July 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) |
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| The son of Poseidon travels the Earth with the hopes of quelling a battle of the gods in this adaptation of the first book in Rick Riordan's best-selling children's book series. Veteran director Chris Columbus (HOME ALONE, HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE) directs from his own script with co-writer Craig Titley. 3:10 TO YUMA's Logan Lerman toplines a godlike cast that includes Uma Thurman, Pierce Brosnan, and Sean Bean. |
| Saturday 17th July 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) |
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| Following the death of his parents in a car crash, young Luke is taken to England by his grandmother, who delights him with her tales of dark forces, witches, and their wicked ways. While stopping at a seaside hotel, Luke discovers a plot by the Grand High Witch to turn all the children of England into mice. Can Luke and his grandmother foil the evil witch's plan? |
| Saturday 19th June 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) |
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| Acclaimed anime master Hayao Miyazaki (SPIRITED AWAY) returns for his ninth animated feature with PONYO, which deals with a friendship between a five-year-old boy and a goldfish princess who yearns to be human. |
| Saturday 22nd May 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) |
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| ST. TRINIANS 2: THE LEGEND OF FRITTON'S GOLD sees the girls return for a new term at the eponymous academy, with all the usual hi-jinks and mayhem with which that entails. This being a school where anything seems to happen and usually does, on a regular basis, the students soon find themselves thrown into an action-packed treasure hunt that will see them fighting off fierce competition for the coveted Fritton's Gold from establishment rivals and the mischievous Pomfrey (David Tennant – TV's DOCTOR WHO) and his assortment of woman-hating sidekicks. |
| Saturday 15th May 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) Members Only. |
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| Visionary director Spike Jonze (BEING JOHN MALKOVICH) brings Maurice Sendak's beloved children's book to the big screen with the help of hipster icon Dave Eggers, who teamed with Jonze to pen the adapted screenplay. A mixture of real actors, computer animation, and live puppeteering, WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE follows the adventures of a young boy named Max (Max Records) as he enters the world of the Wild Things, a race of strange and enormous creatures who gradually turn the young boy into their king. |
| Saturday 8th May 2010 Programme Starts 11am (Doors open 10.45am) Members Only. |
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| When nine-year-old Mac's father cancels a much-anticipated trip to Disney World, the young boy is more than disappointed. But when invited to accompany his father, who works in the oil industry, to a lake in the wilderness, Mac decides to give it a go. Once there, he meets an amazing water-born creature named Mee-Shee. As the two grow close, it becomes Mac's responsibility to protect his new friend from the evil oil-drillers who want to destroy the only home Mee-Shee has ever known. A real treat for the whole family, this wild adventure features special effects by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. |
 The membership form to join must be read and signed. Click button to down load then print. Please hand over to a KCA member.
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To join up KCA membership both forms must be completed. These forms will be available at the next KCA open meeting on the 18th June 07, 7.30-9pm at the Conqueror Hall, Harold Drive, Kingsmere. |
The rules to join must be read and signed. Click button to down load then print. Please hand over to a KCA member.
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The Association has voted to try and open a film society for the young people on the estate, much like the old 'Saturday morning pictures' many of us remember going to ourselves. Parents will be able to drop their children off and collect them after the showing. Children will be able to suggest titles they would like to see and will vote each week for what they want to watch the following week. As we have full public and employee liability insurance and all KCA members are CRB checked parents can feel safe leaving their children in our hands for a couple of hours and have a well earned break! Films will have a theme, healthy eating will be promoted as will social skills so that it is more like a youth club than just a film showing. This will link in with other youth clubs starting at the hall soon. Our first step was to check with the local council that the community hall had the correct licence. In fact the hall is licensed for almost any type of event, from live music to films. So step one was already in place. Step two was to join as members of the British Federation of Film Societies who can give support, advice and even loan equipment. Step three was to obtain a public video screening licence which we now have. Step four was to design membership forms and a behaviour policy. It will be essential to become a member and the membership forms must be filled in and signed by parents so we can verify ages. Every member will receive a membership card which must also have their photograph on. This will ensure that only Kingsmere residents are admitted to the club as these are the rules of the PVS Licence. A behaviour policy will be in place to ensure the safety of all children in attendance, a copy of which will be provided to parents. The film club will be free to Kingsmere residents but there will be a 'tuck shop' for refreshments based on 'healthy eating' with small charges for food and drinks provided to cover costs. Since then we have applied for funding from 'Awards For All' for the cost of the equipment we will need, to include not only a projector but also a new 9ft screen, receiver, DVD player and sound system. We should hear from 'Awards for All' within 12 weeks. In the meantime we need to sort out blacking out the many windows of the hall for film showings! We now have the loan of equipment from the British Federation of Film Societies so that we can get the club going, see you on the 23rd of June 11am sharp!
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