
Comedy-drama about a fisherwoman who commissions herself a wicker husband, shown at the QUAD in Derby's Cathedral Quarter.
Wicker is playing at QUAD in the Cathedral Quarter, with screenings running from Friday 6 November through to Thursday 12 November. It's a 105-minute film, rated 15, and it's set on the outskirts of a seaside village.
The story follows a fisherwoman who's smelly, single, and perpetually ridiculed by the people around her. Fed up with her stuffy, small-minded neighbours, she decides to take matters into her own hands and commissions herself a husband made of wicker. In a town as conservative as this one, that's a choice that doesn't go down quietly: the unconventional romance sparks outrage, jealousy, and chaos among the locals. It's the kind of premise that tells you exactly where the film is heading—a woman making her own company when the world around her won't give her any.
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There are plenty of slots to catch it over the next week, so you can pick whatever fits your schedule. On Friday 6 November, it's on at 14:30 and 17:45. Saturday 7 November has a 12:30 matinee and an 18:15 evening showing. Sunday 8 November is a single morning session at 11:00, and then it returns on Thursday 12 November with two more: 13:00 and 15:20. If you're planning a trip, the cinema is at QUAD, Market Place, Cathedral Quarter, Derby, DE1 1 3AS. Tickets are £10.50 standard and £8.50 for concessions.