The National Memorial Arboretum will provide a fitting venue for an outdoor screening of The Imitation Game.
The film tells the story of World War Two codebreaker Alan Turing who was a key figure in the work to crack the Nazi’s enigma code.
A spokesperson said: “The Arboretum at twilight will provide an atmospheric setting for our Luna Cinema showing of this fantastic film.
“A rare opportunity to explore the National Memorial Arboretum out of hours, visitors are welcome to bring a picnic along or enjoy the food and beverages on sale.”
Entry is £10 adults or £8 for children aged 12 to 15. Tickets for the screening on July 17 can be purchased online.
