Updated 14th February 2026
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We show films once per month, from September to May (or later), on the fourth Tuesday evening, in our cinema in Tansley Village Hall in Church Street, Tansley near Matlock in Derbyshire. The cinema is run by volunteers, on a not-for-profit basis, for the community to enjoy. On some Sundays we show National Theatre Live Encore filmed plays. Please see booking to buy or to reserve seats or to find out about walking in without a reservation. Our cinema has up to 100 comfortable, upholstered seats and is cosy, warm and friendly. The venue has a hearing loop that we utilise effectively. Wheelchairs are accommodated. A spacious, unisex toilet with mobility aids is located opposite row 4 in the cinema. There are toilets only for females off the front entrance's lobby and toilets for both sexes off the cinema. We have ultra-high-definition projection (4K) on a 3.5 metre wide screen and rich surround sound with a reference quality central speaker for the clearest dialogue possible. Our film programme comprises nine films. All the films are recent, usually on general release for under a year before we show them. We publicise a few films before we show one rather than naming all nine, to keep the choice current and to ensure that they are available. Our films are classified by The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC). We publicise film classifications on this web site and in other publicity material. While we welcome children, we restrict admission according to their age as stipulated by a film's classification of U, PG, 12A, 15 or 18. We will not admit a child under 8. If we are in doubt about any child's age we will refuse entry. All children aged 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult (18 or over). |
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