THE CHRISTOPHERS (15)
Tansley Village Hall, Matlock, DE4 5FH
Tuesday 27th October 2026 7:30PM
Seats are £5.42 including booking and payment fees.
To give you confidence in booking, you may cancel seats yourselves. Consequently we suggest that you do not pay for the optional purchase protection service offered by Ticket Source.
The door opens at 7 pm. The film starts at 7.30 pm.
Release 15th May 2026 (UK).
100 minutes.
Dark comedy, drama.
Michaela Coel, Ian McKellen, Jessica Gunning.
A once-celebrated artist's children enlist a forger to access his unfinished canvases in a deceptive bid to secure an inheritance.
See a trailer at https://www.imdb.com/video/vi1406389017/?ref_=tt_vids_vi_1
Peter Bradshaw, Guardian 5/5: Terrifically exhilarating and funny, as bracing as a large vodka and tonic before lunch: fast, literate and funny with a key plot progression elliptically and unsentimentally managed.
Kevin Maher, The Times 4/5: It’s a joy to see the 86-year-old fully immersed and devouring his meatiest leading screen role since Bill Condon’s Mr Holmes in 2015.
John Nugent, Empire Magazine 4/5: Another solidly gripping film from the ever-prolific Soderbergh, this is a terrific two-hander, with Coel and McKellen on fine, fierce form.
Larushka Ivan-Zadeh, Daily Mail 4/5: The Christophers can feel stagey at times, but there are enough playful rug-pulls to keep viewers engaged.
Clarisse Loughrey, Independent 4/5: I wonder how much Soderbergh connects to the material there. He’s a filmmaker who almost moves too fast to be known. But I’m certain there’s a piece of his soul in The Christophers, if you look hard enough.
To give you confidence in booking, you may cancel seats yourselves. Consequently we suggest that you do not pay for the optional purchase protection service offered by Ticket Source.
The door opens at 7 pm. The film starts at 7.30 pm.
Release 15th May 2026 (UK).
100 minutes.
Dark comedy, drama.
Michaela Coel, Ian McKellen, Jessica Gunning.
A once-celebrated artist's children enlist a forger to access his unfinished canvases in a deceptive bid to secure an inheritance.
See a trailer at https://www.imdb.com/video/vi1406389017/?ref_=tt_vids_vi_1
Peter Bradshaw, Guardian 5/5: Terrifically exhilarating and funny, as bracing as a large vodka and tonic before lunch: fast, literate and funny with a key plot progression elliptically and unsentimentally managed.
Kevin Maher, The Times 4/5: It’s a joy to see the 86-year-old fully immersed and devouring his meatiest leading screen role since Bill Condon’s Mr Holmes in 2015.
John Nugent, Empire Magazine 4/5: Another solidly gripping film from the ever-prolific Soderbergh, this is a terrific two-hander, with Coel and McKellen on fine, fierce form.
Larushka Ivan-Zadeh, Daily Mail 4/5: The Christophers can feel stagey at times, but there are enough playful rug-pulls to keep viewers engaged.
Clarisse Loughrey, Independent 4/5: I wonder how much Soderbergh connects to the material there. He’s a filmmaker who almost moves too fast to be known. But I’m certain there’s a piece of his soul in The Christophers, if you look hard enough.
Event Details
Doors Open at 7:00PM
Starts at 7:30PM
