Kenilworth's Talisman Theatre and Arts Centre is "thrilled to announce" its upcoming cinema showing for children and families, featuring the "enchanting" Irish fantasy adventure animation, 'Song of the Sea'.

After the success of previous screenings, Talisman Cinema continues to provide a "delightful cinematic experience" for the younger audience in the community. 

Following the heartwarming response from families who attended previous screenings, of 'Winnie the Pooh' and 'The Red Balloon' in January, and more recently the near sell-out for Disney's 'Encanto: Sing-a-Long', Talisman Cinema aims to continue its mission of "offering quality entertainment" away from the at-home routine television experience.

The latest screening of 'Song of the Sea' promises to "captivate audiences with its mesmerising hand-drawn animation and compelling storyline". 

Scheduled for Saturday 23 March at 2:00pm, 'Song of the Sea' (Cert: PG) offers a perfect start to the Easter holidays.

Song of the Sea comes to Talisman Cinema on Saturday 23 March (image via Talisman Theatre)

With its unique Celtic graphic style and universal acclaim, including a remarkable 99 per cent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, 'Song of the Sea' promises an "unforgettable cinematic journey for all ages". 

"We're delighted to present 'Song of the Sea' as our next screening for children and families," said Stuart Chambers from Talisman Theatre.

"The positive feedback we've received from our previous events has been fantastic, and we're committed to providing memorable experiences for our community.

"We invite everyone to join us for a magical afternoon at the movies." 

Talisman Cinema encourages grandparents to bring their grandchildren along for an enjoyable outing and offers a well-deserved break for parents looking for Easter holiday entertainment.

As part of its ongoing efforts to support the local community, Talisman Theatre has emphasised the importance of continued exploration for its children's cinema programme to gauge the community's interest in running these more regularly. 

Women at War will also be screened on Saturday 23 March (image via Talisman Cinema)

Also on Saturday 23 March, in the evening the Talisman Theatre and Arts Centre is also showing 'Woman at War' (Cert: 12A) at 7:30pm.

This Icelandic Comedic Eco-Drama follows the journey of Halla, a 50-year-old environmental activist who crusades against the local aluminium industry in Iceland.

As her actions grow bolder, her life changes in the blink of an eye when she is finally granted permission to adopt a girl from the Ukraine. 

For more information, including trailers for both cinema films and ticket bookings, please visit the Cinema page of the Talisman's website.

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