Stacking Chairs, Urn Tea and a Nervous Projector: In Praise of the Village Hall Cinema
Forget the multiplex with its recliners and its £9 pick-and-mix. The best cinema in Britain is a parish hall with blackout curtains gaffer-taped to the window frames, a raffle and a projector that might not make it to the second reel. A defence of the village hall film night, and how to find your nearest one.
