See Don't Look Now and meet Waldo Roeg, Thursday 14 December

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Mary Parr writes:


'Don’t Look Now starring Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland, directed by Nicolas Roeg will be showing on Thursday December 14th at 7.15 in West Greenwich Library. 

There will be an introduction by Waldo Roeg, the nephew of the director, and a short discussion afterwards.

All welcome. Free entry. Please join us for a glass of wine before the film. Suggested donation £2.'



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