CHILDREN are being encouraged to dress up as their favourite Peter Pan characters for a special half-term showing of the magical Pan (PG).
This is on at the New Savoy Cinema at the Festival Hall, Petersfield, on Tuesday, February 16, at 10.30am for 11am.
Tickets are £5 but children under 3 go free if they do not require a seat. All children under 12 will receive a good bag.
Also on that day, at 2pm for 2.30pm, at the venue is Amy (15), one of the most talked about documentaries of last year, chronicling the turbulent short life of singer Amy Winehouse.
Directed by Asif Kapadia, the film features archive footage and unheard tracks.
And at 7pm for 7.30pm is The Martian (12A), starring Matt Damon.
This thrilling Ridley Scott adventure sees an astronaut on a mission to Mars get caught in a ferocious storm.
He is presumed dead, but finds himself on the hostile planet, having to use all his ingenuity, wit and spirit to survive.
Tickets are £5, available from One Tree Books, or Petersfield Town Council.
Film buffs in Buriton should head for the village hall on Friday, February 5, at 7pm for 7.30pm, for Suffragette (12A), starring Carey Mulligan, Helena Bonham Carter and Meryl Streep.
This is the powerful story of how women of the early feminist movement fought tirelessly and sacrificed everything - their marriages, children, jobs and even their lives - to secure the vote.
It focuses on the laundry worker, played with spirit and sensitivity by Carey Mulligan, who just won’t give up.
Tickets are £5, with refreshments available before the show, and ice-creams during the interval.
Visit www.buriton.info for more.
A new series of monthly film documentary screenings is being launched at The Spring in Havant.
Film Fridays start with Amy (15) on Friday, February 5, at 7.45pm.
Tickets are £6.50, with £5.85,concs.
Call the box office on 023 9247 2700 and visit www.thespring.co.uk">www.thespring.co.uk for more.