Films at Central Library
Central Library is now showing films! Join us on 8th February for a screening of a French New Wave drama from 1962.
About Films at Central Library
Central Library is now showing films! This week we're showing a French New Wave drama from 1962.
The film is directed by the celebrated female director, Agnes Varda.
The film is in French and will be shown with English sub-titles. The rules of our screening license don't allow us to reveal the title here, but pop in to the library to pick up a flyer, or give us a call to find out more.
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