Every event in Malvern, the hills and the villages around, in one place. Each one links to the organiser.
7 events on Saturday 7 November
A Korean-language drama with English subtitles, screening at the Malvern Theatres cinema. A laid-off worker, his wife, a documentary filmmaker and her spouse face their hidden desires. Rated 15, running time 2 hours 44 minutes. Directed by Lee Chang-dong.
A film about a scorned fisherwoman in a seaside village who commissions a husband made of basketwork, which provokes outrage and chaos among her conservative neighbours. It screens at the cinema at Malvern Theatres.
Richard Griffin performs Elvis Presley songs in the Presley style, with stories about where Elvis was in his life and career when he recorded them. It's a night of music and storytelling at the Coach House Theatre in Malvern.
An advanced drama class for young people aged 12 to 17, focused on performance skills, vocal technique and knowledge of theatre practice. Participants are also invited to see a drama performance each term at the theatre.
A dance documentary film by Rosie Kay, adapted from her dance-theatre production, which was based on research with the 4th Battalion The Rifles. The screening is followed by a live Q&A with Kay and Brigadier Ed Butler CBE DSO at Malvern Theatres' Cinema.
A new production by University of Worcester dance students, mixing projection, live vocals and contemporary dance around a 2-metre parkour rig. It asks whether AIs that study human loneliness might come to feel it themselves.
A family film rated U, screening at Malvern Theatres' cinema. The flock's Halloween plans go awry when Shaun tries to fix a problem with the pumpkin patch, and a wild beast turns up in the woods. The listing also mentions a relaxed screening.