Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Join Chapter, Cardiff for a showing of this family classic featuring Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka.
6.30pm / Chapter, Cardiff / £3
Matilda
Moonlight Flicks bring the magic of Danny DeVito’s adaptation of Matilda to the outdoors.
8pm / Roman Gardens, Chester / £8.50 (SOLD OUT)
Fantastic Mr. Fox
George Clooney is the titular Mr. Fox in Wes Anderson’s 2009 adaptation, showing at both York and Lancaster.
12pm / York Picturehouse / £9.50, children £6
2pm / Lancaster Library / FREE
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
HOME in Manchester will also be showing the original 1971 version of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
1pm / HOME, Manchester / £7, children £5
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Watershed are also screening Wes Anderson’s adaptation of this Roald Dahl classic.
Fri-Sat 1pm / Watershed, Bristol / £6.50, children £4.50
Matilda
You can catch Matilda in Sheffield as well, at Showroom this Friday.
Fri-Thu 12pm / Showroom, Sheffield / £7.50, children £5.50
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Willy, Charlie and the Oompa Loompas return to Cardiff on Friday for this evening showing.
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Wes Anderson’s star-studded stop-motion adaptation of Fantastic Mr. Fox comes to Chapter on the Saturday.
Sat-Sun 3pm / Chapter, Cardiff / £3
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Broadway in Nottingham presents Tim Burton’s fantastical version of Roald Dahl’s delectable story.
12.30pm / Broadway, Nottingham / £3.70
James and the Giant Peach
The makers of The Nightmare Before Christmas bring the stop-motion magic to this classic Roald Dahl tale. They Eat Culture present this special free screening at Preston Flag Market.
8pm / Preston Flag Market / FREE
Gremlins
Dark comedy or funny horror? You decide at Watershed’s showing of Gremlins, influenced by Roald Dahl’s short stories of the same name.
12pm / Watershed, Bristol / £6.50, concessions £4.50
Porco Rosso
This classic Studio Ghibli film takes influence from Roald Dahl’s They Shall Not Grow Old, and adds magic pigs! Catch Porco Rosso at Edinburgh Filmhouse on Sunday.
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