Screening of Richard Curtis's animated Christmas film 'That Christmas' in The Hub's Terrace for children attending with an adult.
The Hub on Verulam is hosting a kids' cinema screening of That Christmas on Sunday 20 December, just a few days before the big day. It's an animated family film written by Richard Curtis, the man behind Love Actually and Four Weddings and a Funeral, so it's got that same sort of warm, slightly sentimental touch he's known for. The screening is held in the Terrace, which is a bit more laid-back than a proper cinema, and it's aimed at children attending with an adult.
As for the story, it's a Christmas tale told through the eyes of a group of children, and it's exactly the kind of thing that works well as a family outing when you're already in the festive spirit. It's an animation, so it's easy for the younger ones to follow, and it's a single feature, not a double bill, so you're in and out in one go. The date—Sunday 20 December—puts it right in that window when you're looking for something to do with the kids before the school holidays really kick in.
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It's part of the Hub's kids' cinema programme, which runs throughout the year, and this one is specifically for families. The screening is in the Terrace, and tickets are £8. If you're looking for a low-key way to get the kids into the Christmas mood without having to trek far, this is a straightforward one to slot into the calendar.
