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The Imitation Game - Tonight 30th Sept

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Tattenhall Film Society are proud to present the first film of this season — The Imitation Game

Showing upstairs at the Barbour, on Wednesday 30th September. Doors open 19.30, film starts 20.00.

Set in the darkest days of World War 2, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing: A brilliant team of code breakers race to break the German Enigma code. Also stars Keira Knightley and Allen Leech (Downton Abbey's Branson). Oscar Winner 2015 — Best Adapted Screenplay.

Look out for the inspirational thoughts of the day on the HOME PAGE — this week it's an Imitation Game Special with thoughts from Alan Turing and others.

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