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Swindon Film announces 14-film international season at the Arts Centre

Looking back, 15 August 2026: not-for-profit Swindon Film announced a 14-film season of international cinema at the Arts Centre in Old Town, opening with Dragonfly on 9 September.

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Swindon Film, a not-for-profit group that brings international cinema to the town, announced a new 14-film season at the Arts Centre in Old Town, Swindon24 reported on Saturday 15 August 2026.

The first three films

  • Wednesday 9 September: Dragonfly, a drama with Brenda Blethyn, Andrea Riseborough and Jason Watkins.
  • Wednesday 23 September: From Hilde, With Love, a drama set in wartime Germany and based on a true story, with Liv Lisa Fries.
  • Wednesday 7 October: Blackbird, Blackbird, Blackberry, set in Georgia.

Doors open at 7.15pm and films start at 7.45pm. The Arts Centre has a large screen, tiered seating and refreshments.

What does it cost?

  • Full-season membership for all 14 films: £85, just under £6 a film.
  • Pay-as-you-go membership: £5, then £9 a ticket (£8 concessions).
  • Non-member guests: £10 a film.

Membership is open to anyone aged 16 or over and can be arranged at the Arts Centre on a screening night or paid for in advance. The full programme is on Swindon Film's website.

Source: Swindon24.

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