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W W W. V i Va L E W E s . C o M CiNema rouNd-up Dirty drive-in Going to the pictures is one of my favourite activities. I like to feel immersed in the film, cocooned in the darkness. But there are other, interesting, alternatives to going into a cinema. Anyone who has watched Grease, Back to the Future III, or even The Flintstones, knows how significant drive-in movies are in American culture, especially as part of nostalgic reflections about the 1950s. On Saturday 6th, you can have the drive-in experience in your own backyard. Or rather Plumpton Racecourse. It sounds a rather more mellow and leafy venue than where I saw Pulp Fiction, which was in an industrial expanse of tarmac in downtown Oakland, California. It was amazingly atmospheric, if frankly terrifying. We kept the car doors locked throughout. You won’t need to lock your doors at Plumpton Racecourse, and the film isn’t scary either. They are showing the 1987 sexual awakening classic, Dirty Dancing. It has an early 1960s setting, some filthy dance moves and upbeat music. And being wellknown is perfect, since you don’t go to a drive-in to watch the film as such. The visual/sound quality is never going to be brilliant (you hear the soundtrack by tuning the car radio). But it’s a fun place to go on a date. Drive-ins always had a reputation for encouraging louche behaviour, labelled as they were, ‘passion pits’ by the press. You can take your own picnic, although there will also be a licensed bar and food stalls. Gates open at 7pm, with the film starting at about 9pm, depend- c i n e m a ing on when the sun sets. Tickets £25 per car for advanced booking, (maximum 5 per car), £30 per car on the day (subject to availability). 01273 890383. Another event suitable for film goers in search of an alternative experience is the special sleepover event at Newhaven Fort featuring a showing of Night at the Museum. This also takes place on Saturday 6th. The Fort is a wonderful dramatic setting, drenched as it is in history. Night at the Museum is an entertaining family film from 2006, featuring Ben Stiller. His character, Larry Daley, begins a new job as night guard at the New York Museum of Natural History, only to have a taxing first shift when the statues and animal exhibits come to life and start causing havoc. There’s excellent silly diorama fun from Steve Coogan and Owen Wilson, as well as good turns by Robin Williams on horseback and Ricky Gervais as the pernickety museum director. Watch out for the naughty monkey too. The evening begins at 7pm and will include a barbecue and a spooky tour of the Fort. Night at the Museum will be screened at 9pm, with popcorn. During the evening there will also be an animation workshop with a chance to make an animated film. Breakfast and a goodie bag will be provided in the morning. Spaces are limited, tickets are £45 each and must be booked in advance by calling 01273 517622. Children should be aged between 8-14 and accompanied by an adult (maximum 4 children per adult). Emma Chaplin 3 7
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