“A MAGNIFICENT FILM… UNFORGETTABLY TOUCHING THE HEART”
Salman Rushdie

“STARTLINGLY BEAUTIFUL… A CINEMATIC TREAT” Psychologies

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Set in 1930’s India during Gandhi's rise to power, Water tells the moving story of a girl who is married and widowed at eight years old and sent away to a Temple where Hindu widows live in penitence. This powerful and controversial film features stunning cinematography, contrasting the idyllic setting beside the sacred River Ganges with the widows' oppressive existence as outcasts.

Sun 11 November @ 5pm Salisbury Arts Centre (Cafe & Bar open from 4pm).
Tickets £5 (or £8 with The Namesake) from the Arts Centre Box Office: 01722 321 744 or on the door.

Please join us in the White Room after the screening, where Patrick Bliss will lead an informal discussion about the film.