Screening of Conclave at De Valence
Join Films4Tenby for a screening of the political thriller Conclave on Tuesday, October 28, at the De Valence Pavilion.
The film, based on the 2016 Thomas Harris novel, stars Ralph Fiennes as a Cardinal organizing a conclave to elect the next pope, uncovering secrets and scandals about the major candidates. The film features an ensemble cast, including Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, and Isabella Rossellini.
Conclave has received critical acclaim, winning four BAFTAs and earning eight Oscar nominations, including Best Adapted Screenplay. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7pm start, with entry priced at £5, or £4 for members, payable on the door.
A two-course pre-screening meal can be booked at the Fuchsia cafe by calling 01834 219224.
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