Purbeck Film Festival Open Air Cinema: A Quiet Place

The UK’s longest running rural and coastal film festival

A Quiet Place (15)

1hr 30 mins

The Earth lies in ruins after an attack by seemingly indestructible predatory creatures that, although blind, have superhuman hearing. Lee, Evelyn and their family trek across the deserted American wasteland, searching for refuge. However, death is just a loud noise away – and Evelyn is pregnant…
This relatively low budget sci fi film was a huge hit in 2018, with audiences responding to the highly tense atmosphere and the talents of real-life husband and wife John Krasinski and Emily Blunt.
A real nerve shredder of a film that barely lets up for a second, this is one of the most effective thrillers of recent years.

Event Information
Gates open at 7.30pm and film screening at  approximately 8.30pm. Please bring your own rugs or low backed seating. Picnics and wine welcome, wrap up warm and please bring a torch.
Event is weather dependent. In the event of inclement weather a decision will be made on the day about the screening and information will be posted on our wesbsite, social media and on the telephone enquiry line. Full refunds will be given in the event of cancellation for advance ticket bookings.

Ticket prices are £12.00 adults / £6.00 children. More details on website.

Purbeck Film Festival

Supported by the BFI and its South West Regional Hub the Purbeck Film Festival has, in its 24 years, continued to grow in terms of venues and audience numbers. Our primary aim is to provide a rich variety of cinematic experiences across a rural area which does not have easy access to foreign language, independent and classic films.