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.
The company presents its reimagined version of the classic fairy tale of a princess under a curse, set to Tchaikovsky's score. The production explores themes of love, acceptance and being different, and suits audiences who enjoy story-led ballet.
A 1962 French comedy directed by Henri Verneuil, shown in French with English subtitles and starring Jean Gabin and Jean-Paul Belmondo. Set in Normandy in 1944, it follows an innkeeper who has vowed never to drink, and it is rated PG.
Organised by Malvern Town Council and Great Malvern Priory Church, the commemoration opens with a morning service, followed by a parade to the War Memorial at Malvern Library for a wreath-laying and two-minute silence. It suits anyone wishing to take part or attend.