CINEMA
SINEMA
29th Aug – 2nd, 5th – 7th Sep
13th Sep
Guardians of the Galaxy 3D & 2D
Occulus
(James Gunn, USA 2014, 122mins) After stealing a powerful and mysterious orb, brash space adventurer Peter Quill finds himself on the run, joining forces with a group of misfits to stop it falling into dangerous hands.
29th Aug – 3rd Sep
The Fault in Our Stars (Josh Boone, USA 2014, AD, 140mins) Based on the bestselling novel by John Green, this highly acclaimed drama follows two teenagers who meet at a cancer support group. Sharing an acerbic wit and a disdain for the conventional, it explores the funny, thrilling and tragic business of being alive and in love.
5th – 7th, 10th & 12th Sep
The Inbetweeners 2 (Iain Morris,Damon Beesley, UK 2014, 96mins) The lads visit Australia in this incredibly successful follow-up to the first hit movie.
SEPTEMBER MEDI 2014
(Mike Flanagan, UK 2014, 103mins) Karen Gillan (Doctor Who) stars in this creepy chiller about a woman who sets out to prove her parents’ death was caused by a supernatural entity within an antique mirror. Tracking it down, she and her brother find their hold on reality shattered by terrifying hallucinations as the truth behind the mirror is slowly revealed…
Boyhood (Richard Linklater, USA 2014, 166mins) A unique cinema experiment filmed over 10 years with the same cast, Richard Linklater directs this drama about adolescence and growing up, in which the actors literally age before your eyes. A truly groundbreaking experience.
The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (Robert Wiene, Germany 1920, 77mins) One of the most iconic masterpieces in cinema history, Robert Wiene's radically expressionis-tic film changed the face of cinema. This release has been painstakingly restored from the original camera negative, and enhances the film’s nightmarishly jagged sets and sinister atmosphere like never before.
19th – 25th Sep
The 100 ft. Journey
(Orson Welles, USA 1947, 91mins) Orson Welles’ fantastic thriller is a puzzle within a puzzle, a deep and complex story of deception, fraud and murder involving a sailor (Welles) who is asked to fake the death of his boss, while at the same time falling in love with his employer’s wife (Rita Hayworth). The web of lies comes to a climax in a hall of mirrors, hailed as one of the greatest scenes in cinematic history.
10th Sep
Camille Claudel 1915 (Bruno Dumont, France 2013, 95mins, subtitled) Juliette Binoche gives a powerful performance as the sculptor and mistress of Auguste Rodin who was imprisoned in a Church-run asylum near Avignon at the insistence of her brother. Deprived of all artistic materials and reduced to a life of silence and monotony, the result is heart-aching and affecting.
(Lasse Hallström, India/USA 2014, 122mins) Helen Mirren stars in this adaptation of the best-selling novel. An Indian family move to a quaint, picturesque village in the south of France, determined to open their own restaurant, the “Maison Mumbai”. But this doesn’t go down at all well with the chilly proprietress of the Michelin-starred classical French restaurant, literally across the street… Parent & Baby screening Thurs 25 12pm
14th, 20th, 21st Sep
Postman Pat (Mike Disa, UK 2014, 87mins) Fun family animation about the loveable postie who springs to the rescue when his replacement, the “Pat-bot 3000”, starts causing chaos!
(David Michôd, Australia 2014, 103mins) Set in the Australian outback of the near future, with society and law pushed to breaking point, a loner (Guy Pearce) has his car stolen by a gang of thieves, and begins a desperate and unrelenting pursuit to get it back. Robert Pattinson also stars in this bleak, gruelling and critically acclaimed drama.
14th & 17th Sep
Chef (Jon Favreau, USA 2014, 114mins) Robert Downey Jr , Scarlett Johansson and Dustin Hoffman all appear in this light-hearted comedy about a chef (Jon Favreau) who walks away from his high profile restaurant after picking a fight with a restaurant critic. Buying a broken-down food truck on the other side of America, he begins a cross-country journey to drive it back. Infused with fabulous Cuban music, this food-fuelled travelogue is enjoyably charming entertainment.
(Hong Khaou, UK 2013, 86mins, some subtitles) A Chinese woman who speaks no English is marooned in an old people’s home. Her friend Richard (Ben Wishaw) tries to help by hiring an interpreter so she can talk to her ageing Romeo (Peter Bowles), yet she doesn’t realise that Richard is also her son’s lover… A touching and intimate film.
26th Sep – 4th Oct, 6th – 9th Oct
Pride (Matthew Warchus, UK 2014, 120mins) Imelda Staunton and Bill Nighy are fab in this fun and lively comedy set during the summer of 1984. Thatcher’s in power, and the miners are on strike: when a group of gay and lesbian activists decide to raise money to help them, they set off to a small mining village in deepest Wales to give their support in person, where the locals are about to get the surprise of their lives!
Guardians of the Galaxy (3D) (12A)
2.30pm
Guardians of the Galaxy (3D) (12A)
5.45pm
The Fault in Our Stars (12A)
8.15pm
Guardians of the Galaxy (3D) (12A)
2.30pm
Guardians of the Galaxy (3D) (12A)
5.45pm
The Fault in Our Stars (12A)
8.15pm
The Fault in Our Stars (12A)
2.30pm **
RSC LIVE: Two Gentlemen of Verona
7.00pm
Thurs/Iua 4
NTLIVE: MEDEA
7.00pm
Fri/Gwe 5
Guardians of the Galaxy (2D) (12A)
5.45pm
The Inbetweeners 2 (15)
8.15pm
Sat/Sad 6
Guardians of the Galaxy (2D) (12A)
12.00pm
Guardians of the Galaxy (2D) (12A)
2.30pm
The Inbetweeners 2 (15)
6.00pm
The Inbetweeners 2 (15)
8.15pm
Guardians of the Galaxy (3D) (12A)
2.30pm
The Inbetweeners 2 (15)
5.30pm
Polyester
Sun/Sul 7
(Presented in Odorama!)
Mon/Llun 8
The Lady from Shanghai (PG)
7.00pm
Tues/Maw 9
Boyhood (15)
7.00pm
Special Events
Wed/Mer 10
The Lady from Shanghai (PG)
2.30pm **
The Inbetweeners 2 (15)
6.00pm
Camille Claudel 1915 (PG)
8.15pm
Thurs/Iau 11
Boyhood (15)
7.00pm
Fri/Gwe 12
The Inbetweeners 2 (15)
6.00pm
The Rover (15)
8.15pm
Sat/Sad 13
The Rover (15)
5.45pm
Occulus (15)
8.15pm
Sun/Sul 14
Postman Pat (U)
2.30pm
Chef (15)
5.30pm
Mon/Llun 15
The Rover (15)
7.00pm
Tues/Maw 16
NT LIVE: A Streetcar Named Desire
7.00pm
(In Theatre)
3rd Sep
RSC LIVE: Two Gentlemen of Verona
Wed/Mer 17
By William Shakespeare Simon Godwin makes his RSC debut to direct Shakespeare’s exuberant romantic comedy, the first time in 45 years it’s been performed in full production on the Royal Shakespeare Theatre stage. 180mins.
4th Sep
NT Live: Medea By Euripides in a new version by Ben Power Facing banishment and separation from her children, Medea plans a terrible revenge on her husband. Starring Helen McCrory. 150mins.
16th Sep (live), 30th Sep & 7th Oct (as live)
The Rover (15)
7.30pm
Chef (15)
2.30pm **
20,000 Days on Earth with satellite Q&A
7.00pm
Thurs/Iau 18
The Rover (15)
6.00pm
The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (U)
8.15pm
Fri/Gwe 19
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
5.45pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
8.15pm
Sat/Sad 20
Postman Pat (U)
2.30pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
5.45pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
8.15pm
Sun/Sul 21
Postman Pat (U)
2.30pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
5.30pm
Mon/Llun 22
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
5.45pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
8.15pm
Tues/Maw 23 Wed/Mer 24
Thurs/Iau 25
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
5.45pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
8.15pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
2.30pm **
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
5.45pm
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: LILTING (15)
8.15pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG) (parent and baby)
12.00pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
5.45pm
The 100 ft Journey (PG)
8.15pm
NT LIVE: A Streetcar Named Desire
Fri/Gwe 26
Pride (15)
5.30pm
Sat/Sad 27
Transformers (12A)
2.30pm
Pride (15)
5.45pm
The fastest-selling production in the Young Vic’s history, Tennessee Williams’ timeless masterpiece showcases an incredible performance by Gillian Anderson. 240mins.
28th Sep (live) & 2nd Oct (as live)
WOW FILM FESTIVAL: Lilting
The Rover
Wed/Mer 3
(John Waters, USA 1981, 80mins) Francine Fishpaw is a housewife whose life has become a living hell. Her philandering husband runs a porno theatre, her children are delinquents and even her dog commits suicide. But then the handsome, arthouse cinema owner Todd Tomorrow appears and she begins a torrid affair. Subversive on all fronts, this gross-out romance is dirty in all the right ways. A special screening complete with scratch ‘n’ sniff cards!
Billy Elliot the Musical
24th Sep
12th, 13th, 15th. 16th & 18th Sep
Tues/Maw 2
29th Sep Cult Film Night and Scalarama present
(live satellite performance + Q&A) Drama and reality combine in a fictitious 24 hours in the life of musician and international cultural icon Nick Cave. With startlingly frank insights and an intimate portrayal of the artistic process, the film celebrates the transformative power of the creative spirit. Nick Cave will be performing live via satellite after the film. 3hrs. All tickets £10.
Mon/Llun 1
(Michael Bay, USA 2014, 164mins) What else is better on a rainy Saturday afternoon than watching giant robots blow things up! Go on, you know you want to…
20,000 Days on Earth
8th & 10th Sep
The Lady from Shanghai
Transformers: Age of Extinction
17th Sep
18th Sep
9th & 11th Sep
SEPTEMBER/MEDI
27th Sep
Pride (15)
8.15pm
Sun/Sul 28
Billy Elliot: The Musical LIVE
2.00pm
Pride (15)
5.30pm
Mon/Llun 29
Pride (15)
5.45pm
Cult Film Night: Polyester (15)
8.15pm
Tues/Maw 30
Pride (15)
5.45pm
Pride (15)
8.15pm
NT LIVE: A Streetcar Named Desire
7.00pm
tbc
In Theatre)
Live from London’s West End, this wonderful musical has won over 80 theatre awards including Tony Awards and 5 Olivier Awards. The original creative team behind the film are joined by music legend Elton John to produce a funny, uplifting and spectacular theatrical experience. 195mins.
OCTOBER/HYDREF Wed/Mer 1
Thurs/Iau 2
Fri/Gwe 3
Pride (15)
2.30pm **
Pride (15)
5.45pm
Pride (15)
8.15pm
Pride (15)
5.45pm
Pride (15)
8.15pm
Billy Elliot (in theatre)
7.00pm
Pride (15)
8.15pm
** Siver screening
TICKETS 6 TOCYNNAU £6.50 £6 £5.50 £5 £5
Seniors/Pobl hŷn Student and Under 18’/Myfyrwyr a dan 18 Silver Screenings + Free Tea and Coffee Tocynnau ‘Silver Screenings’ + Te a Coffi am ddim Under 12’s/Plant o dan 12
3D Screenings
£7.50/ Seniors £7 Students/Under 18s £6.50 Under 12s £6 Plus £1 for glasses (re-usable)
SUBTITLED AND AUDIO DESCRIBED SCREENINGS We are pleased to offer screenings subtitled in English for customers who are hard of hearing. Look for the symbol in the listing. Infra Red audio description is available on all titles with “AD” in the main synopsis.
3D
Dangosiadau 3D
£7.50/ Pobl hŷn £7 Myfyrwyr/O dan 18 oed £6.50 O dan 12 oed £6 A £1 am sbectol (y gellir eu hail-ddefnyddio)
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