Forest Row Film Society

When an Egyptian police brass band travels to Israel to play at an Arab arts centre, the group ends up abandoned in a remote desert town. A comedy about the bridge-making capacities of hospitality and the way music serves as a universal language.

Is access to clean drinking water a basic human right, or a commodity that should be bought and sold like any other article of commerce? Stephanie Soechtig's debut feature is an unflinching examination of the big business of bottled water.

Narrated by Johnny Depp and including much previously unseen footage, When You're Strange is a riveting account of the history of The Doors and American counter-culture, from 1965 to Jim Morrison's death in 1971.

Sign up for a stop motion animation workshop on Foresters Green with animators Joseph Brett, Leila Watts and Glenn Zimmatore. Get a time slot early on the day. Places limited.

£3 per child

If he can be married by 7 o'clock Buster stands to inherit $7 million. Unfortunately, his long-standing sweetheart refuses, which triggers desperate measures and a final, hilarious chase. With live music from Terry Davies.

All seats £3

A short programme of films made by local film-makers, mostly about people and places near Forest Row. Kicking off with the short animation from Saturday's workshop, the programme will also include Poppy Futures by Nikki Williams/Edmund Saunders, Tor Bridges' A Hundred Years of Food and A Life of Bees, and more. Donations.