Craft-Along Screening: Pride & Prejudice (2005) (Celebrating 250 Years of Jane Austen)

Pride & Prejudice
Screening
Pride & Prejudice

Event Date

Wed 19 Nov 2025

Event Time

11:00 - 13:20

Location

The Little Theatre Cinema (Picturehouse), St Michael's Place, Bath, Somerset, BA1 1SG, England

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Cost

FREE

Recommended Age Group

12+

Curriculum Subject/s

  • English
  • Literacy

There's more realism and less romanticism in this gutsy take on novelist Jane Austen's classic period drama. Set in 18th century England, it sees a class-obsessed mother trying to marry off her five daughters to rich men. Only one of the brood objects to this match-making frenzy - smart-mouthed Elizabeth who, having met arrogant but eligible bachelor Mr Darcy, seems more interested in winding him up than romance. As time passes, the duo's feelings for each other intensify, although Lizzie still refuses to believe she could be falling for such an egotistical man.


For this special screening, crafting materials will be provided for attendees to create a beginner-friendly cross-stitch bookmark. The screening will be relaxed with low lighting in the cinema throughout to allow audience members to work on their craft project.

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Film title

Pride & Prejudice


Synopsis

There's more realism and less romanticism in this gutsy take on novelist Jane Austen's classic period drama. Set in 18th century England, it sees a class-obsessed mother trying to marry off her five daughters to rich men. Only one of the brood objects to this match-making frenzy - smart-mouthed Elizabeth who, having met arrogant but eligible bachelor Mr Darcy, seems more interested in winding him up than romance. As time passes, the duo's feelings for each other intensify, although Lizzie still refuses to believe she could be falling for such an egotistical man.

This film has one use of mild bad language

Director/s

Joe Wright

Year

2005

Country of Production

United Kingdom / France / North America / Northern Europe - General / USA / Western Europe - General

Genres

  • Drama
  • Period and Historical
  • Romance

Language

English

Duration

127 minutes

Venue name

The Little Theatre Cinema (Picturehouse)

Address

St Michael's Place,
Bath,
Somerset,
BA1 1SG

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