Big-screen adaptation of the BBC sitcom Ghosts, in which the ghosts of Button House try to reach their living friends Alison and Mike.
Ghosts: The Possession Of Button House is screening at The Dome Cinema on Sunday 1 November, the big-screen adaptation of the BBC sitcom Ghosts. It's a comedy-adventure that runs 100 minutes and carries a PG certificate, so it works as a family outing as much as a trip for anyone who followed the series.
The film picks up with the ghostly residents of Button House adjusting to life without their living friends, Alison and Mike. When protesters disrupt the construction of a planned hotel on the grounds, the ghosts have to find a way to reach the couple. Then an amateur séance goes wrong, and the ghost Julian seizes the chance to leave the estate in the body of teenage ghost hunter Jack, who in turn gets a crash course in the afterlife from the house's spectral inhabitants. It's the same ensemble of ghosts you'll recognise from the show, just with a bit more on the line than their usual bickering over the living room.
If you've never seen the sitcom, it's a comedy about a group of ghosts from different eras all sharing the same house, each with their own particular way of annoying the others. The film keeps that dynamic at its centre, with the ghosts as the main focus. The 100-minute runtime means it's a proper feature rather than a short, and the PG rating keeps it accessible for younger viewers too.
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The screening is at The Dome Cinema, 21-22 Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3PT, starting at 16:15 on Sunday 1 November. Tickets start from £5.50.
