Lady Emily Hall, Tarrington

South East Hereford, HR1 4EX

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Toilet access
Toilet space limited No

Toilet space limited
Wheelchair access level No

Wheelchair access level
Standard WC No

Standard WC
Rear wheelchair access No

Rear wheelchair access
Ramped wheelchair access Yes

Ramped wheelchair access

Ramped down wheelchair access
Level entrance No

Level entrance
Designated parking No

Designated parking
Reservable parking Yes

Reservable parking
Internal lift No

Internal lift
Induction loop Yes

Induction loop
Guide dogs Yes

Guide dogs

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The Rider15

One of the unheralded hits of last year’s Borderlines Film Festival, this touching portrayal of fragile masculinity displays an uncommon sensitivity, and heart-breaking performances from non-actors. After suffering a near fatal head injury, a rodeo cowboy is left unable to compete and so struggles to start over. Meticulous, thoughtful, beautifully realised and visually resplendent this really gets under the skin of its central character creating an honest slice of American life. Brilliantly capturing the bond between man, horse and the land, you can almost smell the dust of the South Dakota plain in this stark, beautiful elegy to a fast-disappearing way of life.

Event Type
Film

Tickets
Adult: £5.00 Child: £3.00

Time
7.30pm

Running Time
104

Enquiries
01432 890720

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Stan And Ollie12a

Steve Coogan and John C Reilly, two brilliant physical comedians, give delightful performances nailing the duo’s body language, mannerisms and routines. 1953 with their immense fame on the wane, Stan ‘Laurel’ and Ollie ‘Hardy’ embark on a gruelling farewell tour of British seaside towns. The tour starts badly; modest music halls, cramped little guesthouses, they struggle for audiences. But a series of TV guest spots rekindle the country’s interest and the buzz grows as they head towards a big London finale. But old resentments surface, particularly once ‘the wives’, Lucille and Ida, (a hilarious double act in their own right) join them. A charming, poignant, insightful study of lifelong male friendship this is a fitting tribute to the greatest pair of comedians of all time.