Totally FREE Movie Night The Book Thief

Name: Movie Night The Book Thief
Start: 19/03/2014T19:40+01:00
Location: Meet upstairs in the bar for a drink before the movie Cineworld

19th March 2014 7.40pm

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19th March 2014 7.40pm

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Meet upstairs in the bar for a drink before the movie Cineworld, Parrs Wood Entertainment Centre, Wilmslow Road, Didsbiury, M20 5PG. venue link

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If you love the excitement of the big screen, enjoy the latest blockbuster releases or maybe mind-expanding foreign films that puzzle and amaze, then this event is for you!

The Book Thief watch preview HERE.

Starring

Sophie Nelisse, Geoffrey Rush, Emily Watson, Ben Schnetzer, Nico Liersch, Roger Allam

A book-loving girl bonds with a Jewish refugee in Nazi Germany in this moving adaptation of Markus Zusak's international bestseller. In the late 1930s, illiterate nine-year-old Liesel Meminger (Sophie Nelisse) arrives at the rural home of her new foster parents. Henpecked by his wife Rosa (Emily Watson), kindly Hans Hubermann (Geoffrey Rush) encourages Liesel to learn to read. Things change with the arrival of Max Vandenburg (Ben Schnetzer) - the teenage son of a Jewish man who saved Hans's life during WWI. Now he needs help to avoid capture by the Nazis. While hiding in the Hubermanns' basement, Max forms a bond with Liesel and instils in her a love of books. Narrated by Death himself (voiced by Roger Allam), this powerful adaptation of Markus Zusak's much-acclaimed novel takes a child's eye view of the horrors of the Holocaust. Behind the camera is Brian Percival, who's best known for directing several episodes of 'Downton Abbey'.