Cllr Martin Wilby at Dickleburgh Village Hall which will be one of the village halls to show films during the South Norfolk Film Festival.

South Norfolk Council’s Olympic-themed film festival will be launched on February 5 with a screening of the British classic Chariots of Fire at the former Regal Cinema in Wymondham.

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This is the first of eight inspirational films to be shown throughout the district’s village halls and community centres in the month-long ‘True Film Festival’.

The council has been working closely with Creative Arts East and village groups to host the festival.

South Norfolk Council’s deputy leader Martin Wiby said: “This is South Norfolk’s first ever film festival and is not to be missed! Come along to a screen near you and be inspired by stories of victory in the face of adversity.”

As well as Chariots of Fire, movie goers will also be able to watch The Flying Scotsman, Cool Runnings, Iris, Made in Dagenham, The Blind Side, Topsy Turvey and Nurse Edith Cavell.

Parishes taking part include: Shotesham, Trowse, Bergh Apton, Marlingford, Hethersett, Swardeston, Long Stratton, Thurton, Saxlingham Nethergate and Dickleburgh.

For more information and to download the brochure, visit www.south-norfolk.gov.uk/events