Film Club

Lapworth Film Club was set up in 2011 by a small group of then Committee Members of the Lapworth Village Hall Committee to provide an enjoyable social event and funding opportunity for maintenance and improvements to this important village amenity.  On advice from the auditor, it became a separate organisation but all profits after expenses and licence fees are donated to Lapworth Village Hall.

Film Club is on the last Monday of the month from September to April (excluding December) at 7.15pm for 7.45pm at Lapworth Village Hall.

There is a bar and the £5 taken at the door includes free refreshments at the interval.

Besides showing films carefully chosen by a small committee, the evening provides an occasion for people to meet where they might not meet otherwise.

Films are advertised in the Parish Magazine, on posters on the village noticeboards, and on a large poster opposite the Village Shop.

Films are also shown to Elderberries, Preschool and Lapworth School PTA on request.

Next film showing:

Monday 27th October 2025

Lapworth Village Hall

7.15pm for 7.45pm

The Salt Path (12)

A married couple, Raynor (wife) and Moth (husband) Winn, set out to walk the South West CoastPath starting in Minehead. There are several flashbacks that culminate with them being evicted from their farm and home, and Moth being diagnosed with corticobasal degeneration (CBD), a rare, degenerative and terminal disease, as well as flashforwards to some of the challenges ahead of them.

A letter which could have prevented the eviction is mentioned repeatedly, but the judge refused to accept it as evidence. Ultimately they set out to walk the trail as detailed by Paddy Dillon in his guidebook “The South West Coast Path”, as it seems to be their only option to survive on their only source of income, £40 weekly from Working Tax Credit, a form of state benefit.