The Wells Film Society

Welcome to all who long for REAL cinema: big screen, top-quality projection, and the advanced Digital Screen Network at the Wells Film Centre. And? REALLY great films. Monday and Tuesday evenings ( YOU choose which) every 4 weeks throughout the year.

Don’t believe us? Just look at what you've already missed!

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Next film: Mon-Tue 20-21 July

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Site updated: 24 June 2009

A synopsis of sorts:

The sharpest of New York comedies brings us Woody Allen, whom we have so far completely neglected.

Is it merely coincidental that the two principals were once lovers, and that Diane Keaton was born Diane Hall, and that her nickname was Annie?

VFG: “Seminal, hilarious look at contemporary relationships ...”, 4*.

TOFG: “The one-liners are razor-sharp ... ”.

EFG: “... the observations into building and sustaining a relationship ring remarkably true ...”, 5*.

RT: “Peppered with hilarious, snappy insights into the meaning of life, love, psychiatry, ambition, art and New York ...”, 5*.

1001: “Arguably Allen’s most honest film, it is also ... his most emotionally mature one.”

H1000: rated 54th best of all time.

Awards: 4 Oscars, out of 24 awards, though all were American apart from 4 BAFTAs.

Some on-line reviews: IMDB, Wikipedia.

(TOFG, VFG, 1001, EFG, H1000, RT, BN100, DP, NYFCC, DT, ...? What do these acronyms mean?)

Annie Hall Suitable for age 15 or over

Woody Allen, 1977, US, 93 mins.

A still from the film