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| Synopsis |
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Real Life Drama ? Adopted by Professor Parker Wilson (Richard Gere) Hachiko accompanies his master to the station every morning and returns to greet him every afternoon after work. He continues this ritual long after his master?s death, meanwhile touching the lives of many people who live and work nearby and teaching them love, compassion and loyalty. In Japan (where this true story took place) there is a bronze statue to Hachiko and the story is told to Japanese children as an example of family loyalty and the importance of being true to the memory of a loved one. (May require tissues!)
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| Date: |
Tuesday 16th November |
| Showings |
Matinee performance at 2:30 p.m. |
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Evening performance at 7:30 p.m. |
| Ticket details: |
Tickets are £5.00 available at the Herald office.
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| Cinema Information |
Hampshire Moviola is at Hythe & Dibden Parish Hall, West Street, Hythe. |
| Disabled Access information |
Disabled customers coming to the afternoon show are advised to reserve a parking place as they are limited - those attending the evening show there is no problem. |
