Tuesday 22 September

1pm | Endecott House | £15Inspired by the Hammer House of Horror tradition, this two hour workshop is run by Angharad Barlow who trained in costume and technical effects at London College of Fashion. Angharad has worked in theatre, film and TV creating special effects, costumes and creatures for The Royal Ballet, and for West End productions including The Lion King. Book early and take your place at the masquerade!

8pm & 10pm | The Globe Inn | £7 for one, £10 for bothChagford Film Festival pays tribute to the amazing career of Christopher Lee who sadly passed away this year. His career spanned from the early 1950s right through to his roles in The Lord of the Rings and the Star Wars films. He held the record for being the tallest man ever given a leading role until he recently had to share the honour with Vince Vaughan. Watch both these classic Hammer Horror films in one sitting... if you dare!

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Tuesday 22 September

8pm | Chagford Church | £7The story of the most brilliant and celebrated physicist of our time, Stephen Hawking, and Jane Wilde, the arts student with whom he fell in love while studying at Cambridge in the 1960s. Little was expected from Stephen Hawking, a bright but shiftless student of cosmology, given just two years to live following the diagnosis of a fatal illness at 21 years of age. However, Jane’s love galvanised him, and he went on to be known as Einstein’s successor, as well as a husband and father to their three children.

7pm | Secret locations! Meet at The Globe Inn | £5You are invited to an intimate evening of viewing at secret locations in and around Chagford. Gather at The Globe Inn and you will be escorted to one of our hosts’ homes where you will watch a film featuring the gritty realism of classic kitchen sink dramas from the 1960s. Your hosts for the evening look forward to welcoming you into their homes and sharing the best of British cinema. Seats are very limited so early booking is highly recommended.

Wednesday 23 September

2.30pm | Endecott House | £4Our Wednesday afternoon ‘Golden Oldie’ is always a popular event. This year we’re showing the 1952 classic High Noon. Former marshal Will Kane (Gary Cooper) is preparing to leave the small town of Hadleyville, New Mexico, with his new bride Amy (Grace Kelly), when he learns that local criminal Frank Miller has been set free and is coming to seek revenge on the marshal who turned him in.

8pm | Jubilee Hall | £12Chagford’s very own Elizabeth-Jane Baldry is one of the finest harpists in the country, famous at film festivals across the world for her innovative scores composed for a whole range of classic silent films, from Nosferatu to slapstick. She will perform her own score to this charming 1923 film starring Marion Davies, a sentimental comedy telling the tale of an Irish immigrant who must masquerade as her own brother in order to claim an inheritance.

Wednesday 23 September

2.30pm | The Globe Inn | £5A Bollywood-style update of Jane Austen’s classic tale, in which Mrs Bakshi is eager to find suitable husbands for her four unmarried daughters. When the rich single gentlemen Balraj and Darcy come to visit, the Bakshis have high hopes, though circumstance and boorish opinions threaten to get in the way of romance.

8pm | The Globe Inn | £7Tarantino’s unforgettable, stylish, hip and ultra-violent cult film. John Travolta is as different from his character in Grease (showing on Friday night) as you can possibly imagine!

8pm | Chagford Church | £7 (Polish with English subtitles)Directed by the hugely talented Pawel Pawlikowski, Ida has won many prestigious awards around the world, including the Oscar for Best Foreign Language film. It tells the story of Anna, a young nun, who leaves the convent to visit her aunt before taking her vows.

2pm | Endecott House | £15A hobby that started when she found a book of recipes by 1930s Hollywood stars in a secondhand bookshop, Jenny now cooks and presents these recipes, together with film clips from the time, giving a fascinating insight into the lives and tastes of the stars from Hollywood’s golden era. How about Marlene Dietrich’s Lamb Chops en Casserole, or Vincent Price’s Chicken in Vermouth? Includes tasters from the recipes being presented.

8pm | The Globe Inn | £7 Chris Vile, the award-winning Dartmoor-based cameraman who filmed this fascinating documentary with writer and traveller William Dalrymple, will introduce the film and answer your questions afterwards. Dalrymple explores Africa, the Middle East and Pakistan to discover the stories, music and spirituality of the Sufi religion. Featuring the music of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Salman Ahmed amongst others, this film shows a side of Islam not often seen in the Western media.

8pm | Jubilee Hall | £12 | Followed by 50s disco with barJoin in the party and sing along to all the old favourites, including Summer Loving, You’re the One That I Want, Grease Lightning and so many more… (and don’t worry about forgetting the words – they’ll all be on the screen, karaoke-style). Afterwards there will be a disco and bar where all you T-Birds and Pink Ladies can dance the night away showing off your best hand jives and rock n roll!

7.30pm | Chagford Church | £10Recognised internationally for their exciting schedule of live performances and cutting edge recordings, Delta Saxophone Quartet blur the lines of musical categories. Enjoy music from the movies inspired by contemporary classical, jazz and rock, in the beautiful setting of St Michael’s church.

Les Misérables 2013 (12A) 158mins Tom Hooper

Monday 21 September

Reception at 7pm, film starts at 8pm | The Globe Inn | £10Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) is freed after 19 years in prison by Javert (Russell Crowe), the officer in charge of the prison workforce. He promptly breaks parole but later reinvents himself as a mayor and factory owner, but Javert vows to put him back in prison. Eight years later, Valjean becomes the guardian of a child named Cosette after her mother’s (Anne Hathaway) death, but Javert’s relentless pursuit means peace will be a long time coming.

V ive la France!The 2015 Film Festival Black Tie Opening Night GalaOur opening night film is the epic, romantic, musical period drama Les Misérables.

LET THEM EaT CakE (and drink champers)Arrive at The Globe Inn at 7pm for cake and bubbly, then the film starts at 8pm. If tickets for this event sell out, we will present a simultaneous screening in Endecott House. Dress up in black tie! (optional)

10am-4pm | The town square | FREE (including popcorn!)The world’s smallest solar-powered cinema comes to Chagford! This amazing 8-seater cinema powered entirely by the sun will be on the square in Chagford from 10am-4pm, showing a selection of short films. Drop by at any time, walk up the red carpet where an usherette will show you to your seat and provide you with free popcorn!

Thursday 24 September

Friday 25 SeptemberOPENING NIGHT GALA

Mask Making Workshop with Angharad Barlow

Sofa Cinema Classic 60s British kitchen sink dramas

The Theory of Everything 2014 (12A) 123mins James Marsh

The Curse of Frankenstein 1957 (18) 85mins Terence FisherScars of Dracula 1970 (18) 92mins Roy Ward Baker

Sol Cinema Short films powered by the sun

High Noon 1952 (PG) 85mins Fred Zinnemann

‘Little Old New York’ silent film with live harp accompaniment1923 106mins Sidney Olcott

8pm | The Globe Inn | £12Director Kevin Macdonald introduces his BAFTA-winning film Touching the Void and answers questions afterwards, giving a fascinating and personal insight into the film and its making. Peru, May 1985: Joe Simpson and Simon Yates set off to climb the hitherto unclimbed West face of Siula Grande, a remote and treacherous peak in the Peruvian Andes. Having successfully reached the summit they start the long descent, but a dramatic accident turns their daring expedition into a desperate fight for survival.

Kevin Macdonald presents ‘Touching the Void’2003 (15) 106mins Kevin Macdonald

Bride & Prejudice 2004 (PG) 122mins Gurinder Chadha

Ida 2013 (PG-13) 82mins Pawel Pawlikowski

Pulp Fiction 1994 (18) 154mins Quentin Tarantino

Jenny Hammerton presents ‘Silver Screen Suppers’

Delta Saxophone Quartet Music from the movies

Chris Vile presents ‘Sufi Soul: the Mystic Music of Islam’2005 49mins Simon Broughton

Grease 1978 (12) 110mins Randal Kleiser

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Saturday 26 September

2pm | Jubilee Hall | £3A special afternoon kids’ screening about the loveable Peruvian bear’s life in London with the kindly Brown family. Join us as we watch Paddington on his adventures (and of course his marmalade sandwiches!). Bring along your family and your favourite teddy bear.

7.30pm | The Globe Inn | £12The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel has only a single remaining vacancy - posing a rooming predicament for two fresh arrivals - so Sonny pursues his expansionist dream of opening a second hotel. Followed by The Chagford Golden Globe awards Ceremony, music and dancing with Paul Black.

7.30pm | Endecott House | £7If you prefer something a little more traditional, try this 2007 Indian romantic drama. The story of a father who takes his thoroughly British daughter to his home country, India.

An exciting new event for our fifth anniversary, Lunch with... is a series of intimate conversations, stories, questions and answers (and great food!) with very special guests from the world of film and TV.

12.30pm | The Globe Inn | £20Price includes food (drinks extra).Please book early! Each lunch is limited to just 20 places.

Chris Vile | Friday 25thHear of Chris’s experiences working around the world on subjects including history, sacred music, science and nature, for the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, National Geographic and Discovery. We are so fortunate to have such a talented, modest and generous man living on Dartmoor. Chris is friendly and approachable and full of stories - lunch with him will be interesting and entertaining.

Join us to celebrate our fifth year of eclectic films, quirky events, special guests and fascinating workshops. And not forgettng our famous opening night black tie gala and the spectacular grand finale on Saturday!

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Saturday 26 September

The films, tastes, sights and sounds of India come to Chagford for the grand finale of the Fifth Chagford Film Festival. From midday

Join us as we transform Chagford for the afternoon with delicious curry stalls in the street, special menus in the cafés, mango ice cream at the dairy, Indian chai tea stands, henna artists, Indian music and more!

She has visited the Queen, now she is coming to Chagford! From 6pm, you can be part of a fabulous spectacle - a wondrous mechanical elephant parading round the town square followed by a crowd of people (including you!) taking part in a bhangra flash mob dance.

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Paddington 2014 (U) 95mins Paul King

The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel2015 (PG) 122mins John Madden

Namastey London 2007 (PG) 128mins Vipul Amrutlal Shah

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All taking place in the lively and creative town of Chagford in the heart of the

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a very special preview event to kick off this year’s festival

THREE SECRETS. TWO WOMEN. ONE KILLER.

Saturday 12th September7.30pm The Globe Inn and 8.15pm Chagford Church

Filmed and set entirely on Dartmoor.

Exclusive pre-release preview - see it here in Chagford before it’s in the cinemas!

Introduction and Q&A after with BAFTA-winning director Peter Nicholson and actors Victoria Lucie and Lewis Peek.

Tickets £10 | chagfordfilmfestival.com/dartmoorkilling

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alan Lee | Wednesday 23rdAlan is one of England’s pre-eminent book artists, creating exquisite watercolour paintings and illustrations. Over the last twelve years he has dedicated himself to Peter Jackson’s film trilogies, The Lord of the Rings (for which Alan won an Oscar) and The Hobbit.

Bring along your questions or just enjoy Alan’s stories and anecdotes from his long and amazing career.

kevin Macdonald | Tuesday 22ndOscar-winning director Kevin Macdonald will answer your questions and regale you with stories from the magic world of film-making over lunch.

Known for One Day in September (Best Documentary Oscar), The Last King of Scotland, Touching the Void and many more. Kevin has now made his home here on Dartmoor.

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