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What's on at the cinema this week

Here's all the cinema listings from The Light and The Luxe from Friday onwards...

Fitness boutique launches brand new classes

A popular fitness class provider has launched its latest programme of community sessions.

Museum to host pop-up art exhibition

Work by Fenland artists will be on show at a special one day pop-up event next week.

A fantastic collection of songs from Northern Irish artist Joshua Burnside

Editor Jeremy Ransome reviews the latest offering from Northern Irish singer/songwriter Joshua Burnside.

Amateur dramatic group begins search for panto players

Could you have what it takes to make the next Cinderella, Prince Charming or even Buttons?

New free talk will teach about pests in historic buildings

If you think you know your furniture beetle from your death watch beetle, you can put your knowledge to the test at a new talk.

Is this 'rapid feeding' plant pest in your garden?

Rosemary beetles looks like glitter-covered ladybirds but can cause huge problems in gardens during the summer. Have you got them?

Singer/song writer's new release is a slow burning success

Fenland Citizen editor Jeremy Ransome has reviewed the new album by Bridport-based Peter James Millson.

What's on at the cinemas

Here's a list of films showing from today (Friday).

FILM REVIEW: Don’t listen to critics, unless it’s me talking!

Lily James and Armie Hammer star in the 2020 adaptation of Rebecca.

FILM REVIEW: Kajillionaire (12A)

Jeremy Ransome reviews a movie written and directed by the unconventional Miranda July.

Witty satire pokes fun at ‘black poverty porn’

Playwright Radha Blank makes her feature film directing debut in satire, which she also wrote.

FILM REVIEW: 'The most uplifting, emotional, gritty film I've seen in a long time'

Jeremy Ransome reviews Rocks (12A) at the Light Cinema, Wisbech.

FILM REVIEW: This could have been a classic but falls short

Jeremy Ransome reviews Dave Mclean's biopic of his younger self.

FILM REVIEW: No surprises, but a genuine dollop of joy

The cinema is back and our reviewer watches an uplifting rom-com.

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What's on at the cinema this week

What's on at the cinema this week

Fitness boutique launches brand new classes

Fitness boutique launches brand new classes

Museum to host pop-up art exhibition

Museum to host pop-up art exhibition

A fantastic collection of songs from Northern Irish artist Joshua Burnside

A fantastic collection of songs from Northern Irish artist Joshua Burnside

Amateur dramatic group begins search for panto players

Amateur dramatic group begins search for panto players

New free talk will teach about pests in historic buildings

New free talk will teach about pests in historic buildings

Is this 'rapid feeding' plant pest in your garden?

Is this 'rapid feeding' plant pest in your garden?

Singer/song writer's new release is a slow burning success

Singer/song writer's new release is a slow burning success

What's on at the cinemas

What's on at the cinemas

FILM REVIEW: Don’t listen to critics, unless it’s me talking!

FILM REVIEW: Don’t listen to critics, unless it’s me talking!

FILM REVIEW: Kajillionaire (12A)

FILM REVIEW: Kajillionaire (12A)

Witty satire pokes fun at ‘black poverty porn’

Witty satire pokes fun at ‘black poverty porn’

FILM REVIEW: 'The most uplifting, emotional, gritty film I've seen in a long time'

FILM REVIEW: 'The most uplifting, emotional, gritty film I've seen in a long time'

FILM REVIEW: This could have been a classic but falls short

FILM REVIEW: This could have been a classic but falls short

FILM REVIEW: No surprises, but a genuine dollop of joy

FILM REVIEW: No surprises, but a genuine dollop of joy

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