Wicker

Wicker is screening at The Dome Cinema this weekend, with showings on Saturday 7 November at 14:00 and 19:15, and a matinee on Sunday 8 November at 13:30. It's a romance, drama, comedy and fantasy film set on the outskirts of a seaside village, and it runs for 105 minutes. It's certified 15, so it's one for the older crowd rather than a family afternoon.

If you've never been, The Dome Cinema is one of Worthing's proper old-school gems. It first opened in April 1911 as The Kursaal, a multi-purpose hall for roller-skating, live music and theatre. A small cinema opened upstairs in October of that year, showing silent films daily, often with the building's owner, Carl Seebold, accompanying them on the piano. The cinema was transformed in 1921, which gave birth to the opulent Screen 1. Today it has three screens: the main auditorium seating 500, the more intimate Screen 2 with newly refurbished Premier seating, and the new 41-seat Screen 3. It's well-loved around here for its historic charm, reasonable prices and welcoming atmosphere.

So you've got two chances on Saturday—a matinee at 14:00 and an evening showing at 19:15—and then a Sunday matinee at 13:30 if you'd rather leave the weekend's plans for the day after. Wicker is a romance, drama, comedy and fantasy film, certified 15 and running 105 minutes, playing at The Dome Cinema, 21-22 Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3PT.