The Good Soldier Schwejk

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Political Women on stage and on film! -
27/11/2025

Political Women on stage and on film! -

Political women on film and on stage: Join us for WE ARE THE LIONS and IRON LADIES

Cinema & Concerts: Unmissable Live Performances! -
20/11/2025

Cinema & Concerts: Unmissable Live Performances! -

modern Jazz and much more! Join us in person or watch online.

Cinema & Concerts: Unmissable Live Performances! -
12/11/2025

Cinema & Concerts: Unmissable Live Performances! -

modern Jazz and much more! Join us in person or watch online.

Cinema & Concerts: Unmissable Live Performances! -
08/11/2025

Cinema & Concerts: Unmissable Live Performances! -

Preview of new film, Sold out Flamenco concert, modern Jazz and much more! Join us in person or watch online.

CINEMA CLUB & LIVE MUSIC -
29/10/2025

CINEMA CLUB & LIVE MUSIC -

Live Musicians great film this week!

Sands Films meeting on Dec 1st -
27/10/2025

Sands Films meeting on Dec 1st -

We are in the final stage of finishing The Man With The Plan which we very much hope to show you before Christmas, at the same time we are sending costumes to the other side of the globe and making the odd outfits for the new Harry Potter series. As usual, Sands Films is busy: the studio has been wo...

No cinema screening next week -
24/10/2025

No cinema screening next week -

Live Music but no cinema this week.

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THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEJK

The subject of this film adaptation of Jaroslav Hašek's novel “The Adventures of the Good Soldier Schwejk” is a piece of theatre, a play with live music and a very present audience: after all, the first appearance of the preposterous soldier Schwejk was in a cabaret sketch in Prague, before becoming the legendary hero of Hašek's WWI novel, Erwin Piscator's 1928 Berlin version, Joan Littlewood's 1939 Manchester adaptation and Brecht's 1943 reworking.