A Christmas Carol (1938) | Dementia Friendly ScreeningA Christmas Carol (1938) | Dementia Friendly Screening

Enjoy this classic musical drama in a more relaxed setting...

This screening is for those living with additional needs, such as Dementia, physical and mental challenges, their families and carers.

We'll have the lights on low level, with no adverts or trailers, and the audience are free to move around, or sing along to any musical number to your hearts content.

Complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits will be served before the film, so enjoy a cuppa while you meet others and socialise, and familiarise yourself with the venue.

A Christmas Carol (1938)

Edwin L Marin’s sincere and heart-warming adaptation of Charles Dickens’ much-loved novella, A Christmas Carol, has remained a timeless classic of old-fashioned Hollywood filmmaking. With its tale of compassion, forgiveness and the importance of family in the Christmas tradition, Marin’s film is a charming and entertaining take on the festive message of goodwill to all.

In one haunted evening, embittered old miser Ebenezer Scrooge (Reginald Owen), who has soured on the world and his fellowman, learns the true spirit of Christmas from three ghostly visitors. After moving visions of long-dead happiness, of past and present remorse and a fearful glimpse into the future, Scrooge receives the chance to change his life for the better on Christmas morning.