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The Breakfast Club (15)

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The Breakfast Club (15)

King Street Cinema, Ipswich

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Dates & Times

Saturday 7 Nov 202611:00–12:38
15 certificate. Starts 11am on Saturday 7 November. Running time 98 minutes. Tickets and concessions via King Street Cinema.

Information - The Breakfast Club (15)

About the film

Over the course of a single Saturday detention, five students find themselves confined together under the watchful eye of an authoritarian principal. John Hughes’ film follows them as they gradually reveal their vulnerabilities and move beyond the stereotypes they arrived with.

Good to know

Good to know: 15 certificate. Running time 98 minutes. Starts 11am on Saturday 7 November. Tickets and concessions via King Street Cinema.

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