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Welcome

The Open Film Society is a not for profit film organisation offering an alternative to commerical cinemas in Milton Keynes. 

Films are usually shown on a Wednesday evening with two showings, 18:15 and 20:45. There is a fully licensed bar that opens at  17:30.
HUNGER
Important announcement - change of entrance and bar location

HUNGER Mar 17 - 6:15 PM and 8:45 PM  
An audacious debut from Turner-prize winning video artist Steve McQueen. Hunger is not about the rights and wrongs of Northern Ireland, but about inhumane prison conditions, focusing on the life of a guard in the Maze and the 1981 hunger strike led by Bobby Sands (Michael Fassbender). Much of the film is almost without dialogue, heightening its bleak intensity. The key scene is a long conversation between Sands and a priest just before the hunger strike.

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  • Full Membership is £55.00 which gives you entry to all 32 films  (£1.72  per film)
  • Associate Membership £18.00 (pay £2.50 per film on the night)
  • Guest tickets £4.50 (concessions £3.50)
Click here to join now.

Films are shown at the Open Univeristy in the  Old Lecture Theatre on the Walton Hall Campus. Entrance is from Groveway (H9) or Brickhill Street (V10).

Park in the Church Car Park.

Click here for a map.