This is rough guide for the cost of the event. We believe this event will cost around £10-30, but please check the event description or booking site for exact pricing.
Winter of the Crow gets an extended run at King Street Cinema through the second half of October.
What to expect
Warsaw, December 1981. Martial law is declared and British professor Joan Andrews finds herself trapped as the country turns into a prison. After she witnesses the secret police murder a student, she becomes their target — and has to learn to navigate a country that has changed overnight.
Good to know
Ten screenings between Friday 16 and Thursday 29 October, at 14:30 and 19:30 on selected days. Running time 112 minutes. Certificate to be confirmed. Ticket prices are listed on the King Street Cinema website.
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A blog summarising the new Blue Plaque unveiled in Ipswich by children from Broke Hall Primary School and describing the launch event of Ipswich Trailmakers in the presence of the Mayor of Ipswich and local MP