Shady Lady Film, Wallingford, Sunday 9th December

[joe-fbs]

http://www.cornexchange.org.uk/PublicPages/

Anyone fancy this. I'm willing to car share from Thame (Aerbabe? Ian Mellville? Are you there?)

[Ian Melville]

Sorry Joe, been a bit busy to keep an eye on all the forums of late.
I have booked seat J7 for the flicks, but will not be coming from Thame .

What is the plan, drinks afterwards?

[Janie]

Joe: Thanks for the link. I was not able to make it unfortunately (though I know there is another showing this month). However, I did point a friend in the direction of Wallingford, who happened to be in the area. He sent back a very favourable report.

Did you see it yourself?

[joe-fbs]

Erh, it's next week.

[joe-fbs]

OK, as Ian is so organised, I have now booked as well. Three tickets across the aisle from you Ian. Not sure whether it will be two or three of us.

[Janie]

There was a showing last Thursday. That one did not have the Q&A session with the directors, which you will get.

[joe-fbs]

One for the nerds (like me!), I have just looked on IMDB and the narration for the film is spoken by Lieutenant Worf (well, Michael Dorn but you see what I mean)!

[joe-fbs]

Excellent dramatised documentary and nice to see Ian Mellville and Brooklands there. Ian tells me that Mark Podbury made it as well, sorry I did not say hello to him.

More details of the film here:

http://www.factnotfictionfilms.com/shadylady.html

[Paul_Sengupta]

Sorry, I was planning on perhaps coming up for this, but I got an offer of coffee and mince pies at Shoreham (and a flight in a Commander!) so I was otherwise occupied.

[Ian Melville]

Twas a good dramatised documentary, not a straight film as I had expected. Q&A session with director was also interesting. Considering the size of the budget I am impressed that it turned out so well.

Those that have missed it would like to know that the TV rights are being sold for a 52 minute version, so should appear somewhere on the goggle box.