My Man Godfrey – Canterbury Film Society

To film enthusiasts city-wide.

The Canterbury Film Society meets every Monday night at 7.30pm at the Philip Carter Family Auditorium at the Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū and has membership prices to suit every pocket, eg a Flexi-Pass costs $30 for three films, may be shared amongst friends and has no expiry date.

New members are warmly welcome and are asked to come earlier than 7.30pm to speak to our membership team. Doors open at 7pm for socialising and for sales of food ($2) and drink ($2–$5). Please assist us by bringing in no outside food or drink. Thank you.

This screening is American director Gregory La Cava's "My Man Godfrey" - 1936, 94 minutes, HD, black and white, PG.

Manhattan socialite (Carole Lombard) gets more than she bargained for when she hires a vagrant (William Powell) as her butler.

“A brilliantly executed screwball, full of both madcap humour and bitter satire.” – Film4

For more information about our 2019 programme, to view the trailer and request text or email reminders about our weekly or special events, go to our website – link above.

CFS brochures may be uplifted from city libraries, WEA, Lumière Cinema and the Christchurch Art Gallery.

Let us take you further into film!
Ngā mihi nui

Canterbury Film Society Team.