About Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy

She's back! Join us at Burntwood Afternoon Cinema on Tuesday, 17th June, at 2pm for the delightful return of everyone's favourite singleton-turned-widow. Renée Zellweger slips effortlessly back into her most beloved role as Bridget navigates the choppy waters of dating in her fifties – complete with a cheeky younger suitor and a rather dashing science teacher who might just be the perfect gentleman.

This heartwarming comedy-drama finds our heroine juggling motherhood, grief, and the thoroughly modern dilemma of whether to text back, all while maintaining that wonderfully British blend of self-deprecating humour and quiet resilience we've adored. With Hugh Grant making a perfectly timed return and Emma Thompson delivering deliciously sharp medical advice, this latest chapter proves that Bridget's diary entries are as endearingly honest as ever.

Perfect for anyone who's ever felt that life gets more complicated rather than simpler with age, this touching and often hilarious film celebrates the messiness of being human with typical Bridget charm. Come to our warm and welcoming community cinema, where you'll find good company and a proper cup of tea with biscuits from 1:30pm.

Tickets are just £5 – because the best stories are the ones that remind us we're all beautifully, imperfectly human.

Burntwood Memorial Institute, Rugeley Road, Burntwood, WS7 9BE

The Burntwood Afternoon Cinema is a monthly gathering where the community can enjoy new and recent films at an affordable price, with tickets priced at just £5 (before booking fees).

Our aim is to positively contribute to the well-being of our local community by providing entertainment and a welcoming space for residents to come together, meet new people, and have an enjoyable time.

Held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, our fully accessible venue caters to all needs. The screenings are designed to be relaxed, with an intermission and refreshments available to enhance the viewing experience, making it more enjoyable and accommodating for everyone.