A wonderfully warm-hearted romp. Maggie Smith is magnificent as a homeless woman who shares Alan Bennett's drive in this moving adaptation of the West End play
When Alan Bennett offered the temporary use of his drive to a homeless woman in the 1970s, she parked her battered van outside his front door and stayed for 15 years.
Maggie Smith is magnificent as the fearsomely opinionated interloper who left Camden residents torn between liberal middle-class guilt and baser territorial horror. ?One seldom was able to do her a good turn without some thoughts of strangulation,? says Bennett.
You will want to see this - for a second time if you have already seen it at the cinema!
Films are shown in the Village Hall at 7.30pm (doors open at 7pm). Refreshments are available before very show.
There is an interval during which ice creams are available.
Tickets cost £5 each - having the exact money is very helpful.
