2026 Season

A whole year of great films

There’s a year of outstanding films in 2026 and as always, some new, some older and always a good watch. In the first half of our season (January- June) we are showing a range of films starting with the film that Donald Trump tried to ban, The Apprentice. Our films have all gained awards and nominations and have gone through our selection process so that we only show the very best. What we can promise is that two films are never the same.

See the full first half 2026 season by clicking on the link above.

We meet at 7.00pm for 7.30pm on the last Friday in the month at Abbey Fields, Back Lane, Winchcombe GL54 5QH, with parking nearby. Members enjoy free tea or coffee, or wine at subsidised price before the show.

After a short introduction, all films, even those in English, are shown with sub-titles to aid comprehension. Do bring along friends, as a one-off (£3.50 for refreshments) and they can join at the door; membership is £30.00 annually (Jan- Dec) and reduced as the months go past.

Here’s how to join

Membership costs just £30 or pro rata and lasts until the end of the season (January to December).

With a cinema on your doorstep – why travel further?

You can join now by paying your subscription at the door with the card reader, via BACS, giving your name as a reference. For details of how to do this, click on Contact us in the menu above, or just come and join on the night with cash.

Free library now

exceeds 200 titles

The WFS DVD lending library – free to members – now has even more choice, with over 200 great films to choose from, including recently shown ones you might have missed. The 6 most recent are displayed on the DVD stand every month and you can also put your name down if one is not available.

Latest additions include many classic titles in a wide range of styles, including The Big Sleep, The Longest Day, Cider with Rosie, and An Inspector Calls.

More recent releases include the blockbuster Barbie, moving films such as The Father, Living, and The Quiet Girl and films illustrating brave choices that people have made for their country, such as The King’s Choice and The Courier.

Click on WFS library in the menu above for details.