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Pelican Film Society

December 14, 2017 by pelicanadmin

We hold film screenings once a month, from September to July, in the Squire Theatre at The Ark in Basingstoke.

Started in 2003, the Pelican Film Society shows films which either never made it to Basingstoke, or which came and went too quickly for most of us to see. It’s a great opportunity to see recent, art-house and classic films on the huge screen at The Ark Conference Centre.

Even better, it is all in support of a great cause, as all profits from the screenings go to Pelican Cancer Foundation to fight below the belt cancers. The charity is dedicated to improving survival and quality of life for bowel, bladder, prostate and secondary liver cancer patients. Since its inauguration, the Film Society has raised over £18,000 for the charity to help improve treatment for below-the-belt cancers through research and education for cancer specialists.

Renewals for 2018/19 – please click here for a form you can print out and return to us to renew your subscription. Alternatively, you can call us on 01256 314746 to make your annual payment.

Programme 2018

Darkest Hour – September 3rd 

3 Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri – October 3rd

Phantom Thread – November 5th

Secret Life of Bees – December 3rd

Join Now

Annual Membership for the Film Season 2018/19 is £49.00 for 11 films. Pro rata membership rates are also available. This can be paid by cheque to the Pelican Film Society. Please click here to download the membership form.

Guest Tickets are £6 per person per film and can be paid in cash or by cheque on the night of the screening.

Get your monthly Film Screening Reminders

Sign up to our monthly email to receive screening reminders the week before each screening and be notified of any updates to the film programme. Simply subscribe to the Pelican Film Society emails via subscribe@pelicancancer.org.

(If you change your mind, you can update your marketing preferences at any time by contacting us on unsubscribe@pelicancancer.org.)

Getting there & parking

The Squire Theatre
The Ark
Dinwoodie Drive
Basingstoke
RG24 9NN

Free parking in The Ark’s car park (opposite The Ark Conference Centre).

Why not come early and have some food before the film? From 6pm, The Ark’s licensed Blue Café serves light refreshments.

Pelican Film Society
c/o Pelican Cancer Foundation
The Ark
Dinwoodie Drive
Basingstoke
RG24 9NN

T: +44 (0)1256 314 746
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