Curzon Programme - SEASON TWO Feb-Jun 2024

FEB – JUN 2024

SEASON TWO

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About Curzon Cinema and Arts

Welcome to Season 2

The Curzon has been at the heart of the North Somerset community for 111 years. Our Grade-II listed cinema and concert hall was built in 1912 by local entrepreneur Victor Cox, making us one of the oldest cinemas in the country. The cinema was saved by the community in 1996 and we have been operating as a registered charity ever since. In addition to showing the latest Hollywood blockbusters, we offer a diverse programme of live events exploring all artforms whilst living our motto of being: “Independent, Unique, and Yours”.

“There is no doubt that creativity is the most important human resource of all. Without creativity, there would be no progress, and we would be forever repeating the same patterns.” – Edward De Bono

Accessibility We are an accessible venue for wheelchair users, or anyone requiring step-free access and offer a range of options for seats with space for your wheelchair or extra legroom. Just ask a member of staff at the Box Office and we’ll be happy to open the access doors for you.

We regularly have subtitled screenings for people with impaired hearing and relaxed screenings for those on the autism/sensory spectrum, people living with dementia and anyone who would benefit from a relaxed cinema experience. For more information, please see full listings on our website.

Food and Drink Popcorn, sweets, chocolate, crisps, nuts, Marshfield ice cream, tea, Oddkin coffee, and a large range of still and fizzy drinks are always in stock to purchase at our Box Office and Kiosk. Complete your night out by relaxing in our Oak Room Bar with a drink from our wide selection of local beers (including our house beer, Reel Ale, from Twisted Oak), spirits, wines, and soft drinks before the film. Keep your eye out for film-themed signature cocktails and sweet treats.

Thank you to everyone who has been embracing and taking part in the creative journey that was Season 1 which saw us greatly expand our offering: building on our desire to deliver more than ‘just film’, reaching beyond the screen to connect people, ideas and art forms.

If you’re new to us, welcome! The Curzon has a rich history as one of the world’s oldest continuously running cinemas, residing in a beautiful Grade II listed building whose heritage charm houses the latest in big screen technology. While we continue to screen the latest films this programme encompasses our one-off events, curated into named strands as outlined below.

Outdoor Adventure continues with stories of hope, endurance and free spirits. Connections holds varied themes within it by embracing the essence of community within a global mindset. Off The Page celebrates the literary in dynamic form with author talks and spoken word events. Classic & Cuppa does what it says on the tin, to warm up your Tuesday. Sound & Vision brings the building alive with the best music/film combos. A new, thought-provoking visual art strand entitled Colour & Light is set to inspire and ignite those creative brain cells.

If laughter is the best medicine, then our audience cottoned onto this fact long ago: our Live Comedy nights are always popular so it’s best to book early for your own wellbeing. Event cinema brings theatre, ballet and opera to the big screen. Our Immersive event this season celebrates the incredible work of Ennio Morricone with selections of his film scores played by the wonderfully playful Fantasy Orchestra. Enjoy browsing, get booking, disrupt your patterns and let’s experience the creative together.

Petra Mansour, Head of Programme

OUTDOOR ADVENTURES

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SHAFF – Sheffield Adventure Film Festival On Tour The best new adventure, travel and extreme sport short films from one of the most well-regarded festivals is landing at the Curzon. A selection of the most popular films from this year’s SHAFF, including the most exciting voices and athletes from the worlds of climbing, biking, running and the water.

CURZON COMEDY LIVE Fri 15 Mar 7pm

Join us for three nights of raucous live comedy, with a hand-picked selection of the UK’s best and brightest stand-up comics.

Curzon Comedy nights are always a great knees up with a buzzingly busy crowd so don’t wait to book!

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Dan Antopolski Jack Campbell Leroy Brito Susan Murray

Sat 24 Feb 7pm PG

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Jack Campbell “Funny and refreshingly inventive”

“Murray works the packed audience with skill” The Stage

Gaza Surf Club +Q&A Filmed in 2016 this is the film that transcended the political and humanised some of the occupants of Gaza to a wider audience via the stars’ love of surfing as escapism in a land that wasn’t allowed to import surf boards. A timely outing that demonstrates the resilience of spirit and passion that can be found in the most difficult of circumstances. This film will be followed by a Q&A. Sat 16 Mar 7pm 12A

Fri 12 Apr 7pm

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Lou Conran Eddy Brimson Jeremy Flynn Michael Fabbri

Fri 10 May 7pm

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Fiona Allen Julian Deane Thomas Green Morgan Rees

The Zenga Bros: The Wisdom Of The Three Beans Lou Conran “Proving you can make a stand-up show about literally anything if the performer is skilled enough” The Scotsman

The Three Beans: create everywhere, redeem everything, be a fool. Clevedon Skate Project love the Zenga Bros and want to introduce you to their world where the everyday is turned into play and outsider thinking results in the some of most dynamic and creative diy film and design of our times.

“A rousing call to action to free the wild creativity that’s within you.”

Fri 28 Jun 7pm

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Jeremy Flynn “He is unflappable, engaging, playful, and most importantly; hilarious” Steve Lount – Comedy Box

“Allen makes for confident and appealingly barbed company” The Guardian Morgan Rees “Fantastically funny” Entertainment Now

CONNECTIONS

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Blood, Sweat and Oars

Sun 10 Mar 6.30pm PG

10 years after the Clevedon Pilot Gig Club first showed Blood, Sweat & Oars at the Curzon they are back for an anniversary outing that will fundraise for the Clevedon Gig Shed Appeal.

The film follows the club’s training and trip to the Cornish Pilot Gig World Championship on the Isles of Scilly in 2013 after which the Club has gone from strength to strength. Clevedon Pilot Gig Club would like to invite all rowers from across the region to come and celebrate everything ‘Gigging’ followed by a few drinks and no doubt a few tall stories.

Curzon Birthday Celebrations

Sat 23 Mar 7pm

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You’re invited to our 112th birthday party! We’ll be opening the whole building for backstage tours and a special exhibition of never-before-seen archive photographs and playbills that tell the story of our first screenings right through to our balcony reopening last year. We’ll round off the party with a rare screening of The Beatles’ “A Hard Day’s Night” on 35mm film. And yes, there will be cake!

Homegrown Shorts 2024 The seventh annual outing of our favourite film festival championing lush local creators returns with a night of short films giving a platform to emerging and developing talent from the South West. The event will include an intimate Q&A with industry figures and filmmakers after the screening in the Oak Room bar.

Sun 09 Jun 2.30pm PG

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Green Shift Festival Green Shift is a fresh 2-day festival curated in partnership with Sustainable Clevedon, exploring how we can take small steps to create a big impact towards a low-carbon, sustainable future for our planet. Featuring a host of talks, workshops, films and live music and comedy, the weekend will have something to interest everyone. Tickets are available as day tickets or weekend passes. Check the website for further details.

Sat 20 Apr 2pm til late

Sun 21 Apr 2pm til late

Come and quiz your political representatives as they present their parties’ plans for Net Zero.

Learn what Climate Justice means, its importance to the movement and how to centre it in our communities, with a lively panel discussion from leading practitioners and educators.

The day starts with panel discussions from regional and local representatives on plans to get to Net Zero, plus talks from Sustainable Clevedon, Our Tides and Clevedon School.

A delicious vegan dinner from one of our favourite ethical Bristol caterers, Houria, is available to pre-order with your ticket (please note the deadline as it is pre-order only).

Our film for the Saturday is Can You Dig This, the inspiring story of the ‘Gangsta Gardeners’ of South Central LA bringing unity, knowledge and sustenance via an urban gardening revolution in their communities.

Saturday evening will round off with an intro and set of live music from Seth Bye (of Filkin’s Drift).

Matt Winning: the comedian and environmental researcher known for his Ted-X talk, award-winning comedy, BBC Radio 4 show and podcast joins us to bring some muchneeded laughter to the topic of climate change.

Our Sunday film is Common Ground, the sequel to Kiss The Ground, starring Woody Harrelson, Jason Momoa, Laura Dern and Donald Glover. Revealing how unjust practices forged our current farm system while profiling a hopeful and uplifting movement of white, black, and indigenous farmers who are using alternative “regenerative” models of agriculture that could balance the climate, save our health, and stabilise economies – before it’s too late.

We finish off the weekend with a madcap set of musical tinphonia beats from The Junkoactive Wasteman!

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Dreamgirls “Few pictures can match the glamorous pull of Dreamgirls. Bill Condon’s first big musical since Chicago is a glossy, gleaming Cadillac of a film with a vintage rhythm and blues engine tuned to perfection…the cast is dressed to kill.”

SOUND & VISION

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Getting it Back: The Story of Cymande + DJ Ngaio

Our first music extravaganza of Season 2 is a toe-tapping Motown roller-coaster ride with a host of added extras that are worth dressing in your ‘70s soulful best for. Disco balls at the ready, we are welcoming back Able Mabel for free hair-styling, candy-floss a go-go and a cinema alive with the talents of the Dreamettes wannabes. (Starring Beyoncé, Jennifer Hudson, Jamie Foxx and Eddie Murphy)

Sat 27 Apr 7pm 12A

Fri 01 Mar 6.30pm 12

Cymande, a Black British group from the 1970s, who by rights should have become superstars back then but did eventually change music history – and the dancefloor. This is the story of these unsung heroes, told on screen through archive footage and new interviews with the original band plus tributes from musicians and producers who have been influenced and enthralled by their music, including Mark Ronson, Norman Jay, Jazzie B, Khruangbin, Loyle Carner, DJ Maseo of De La Soul, Jim James, Louie Vega and more. This is going to be a hard one to sit still through, but we have DJ Ngaio on the decks before the film, so arrive early for the full experience.

The Blues Brothers + Jonah Hitchens Band One Love + Irie Fire LIVE Come and celebrate the life of musical great Bob Marley with this special event featuring a live set before the film from 7-piece reggae fusion band, Irie Fire. Mixing reggae, dub, ska, rock and blues to create their unique soulful reggae sound. The film celebrates the life and music of an icon who inspired generations through his message of love and unity.

Sat 09 Mar 7pm 12A

Dig out your dark glasses “We’re getting the band back together.”

Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi’s much-loved hilarious classic is back on the big screen for this one-off event where we invite you to come dressed in your finest Bro-suit. Arrive early to hear the brilliant Jonah Hitchens Band playing a set of Blues Brothers favourites. Get ready for a lot of laughter, plenty of whiskey, and one of the best soundtracks both live and on screen.

Fri 03 May 7pm 15

Sat 18 May 12.30 & 6.30pm 12A

The School Of Rock with The Rock Project

“We’re not goofing off. We’re creating musical fusion.” – Dewey Finn This event is a long-planned collaboration between the Curzon and The Rock Project, these screenings both feature live performances from Rock Proj students in the auditorium before the film. The bar will be open throughout performances and you’re invited to come and see what The Rock Project is all about. Check the website for full info. Come ready to rock, ready to rebel and ready to ‘stick it to the man’ – Dewey Finn style!

Thu 22 Feb 7.00pm

APRIL

Tue 27 Feb 7.00pm

ROH: MacMillan Triple

Curzon Comedy LIVE

Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid

Thu 04 Apr 7.00pm

Tue 09 Apr 6.45pm

Fri 12 Apr 7.00pm

Tue 16 Apr 10.00am

Green Shift Festival

Green Shift Festival

NT Live: Nye

North By Northwest

Sat 20 Apr 2.00pm til late

Sun 21 Apr 2.00pm til late

Tue 23 Apr 7.00pm

Getting it Back: The Story of Cymande + DJ Ngaio

Jean de Florette

Clevedon LitFest

Tue 04 Jun 10.00am

Thu 06 Jun TBA

Dwight Turner The Psychology of Supremacy

Raise The Bar present: Salena Goddem

The Fantasy Orchestra plays Ennio Morricone

Fri 14 Jun 7pm 7.00pm

Sat 15 Jun 7.00pm

Tue 02 Apr 10.00am

Sat 08 Jun 10.30am

Manon des Sources Tue 18 Jun 10.00am

Women In Love

One Love + Irie Fire LIVE

Blood, Sweat and Oars

Kusama: Infinity

Tue 05 Mar 10.00am

Sat 09 Mar 7.00pm

Sun 10 Mar 6.30pm

Tue 12 Mar 7.00pm

Curzon Comedy LIVE

Gaza Surf Club +Q&A

Homegrown Shorts

Anselm

Fri 15 Mar 7.00pm

Sat 16 Mar 7.00pm

ROH: Carmen

The Blues Brothers + Jonah Hitchens Band

Dreamgirls

NT Live: The Motive and the Cue

Gold Diggers of 1933

JUNE

Sat 24 Feb 7.00pm

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MARCH

NT Live: Vanya

Exhibition On Screen Monet to Matisse

Sat 27 Apr 7.00pm

Tue 30 Apr 10.00am

Curzon Birthday Celebrations

ROH: Andrea Chenier

Sun 09 Jun 2.30pm

Tue 11 Jun 6.45pm

NT Live: TBC Thu 20 Jun

The Zenga Bros: The Wisdom Of The Three Beans Fri 28 Jun 7.00pm

MAY

FEBRUARY

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Sheffield Adventure Film Festival On Tour

Fri 01 Mar 6.30pm

Wed 01 May 6.15pm

The School Of Rock with The Rock Project Sat 18 May 12.30pm & 6.30pm

Fri 03 May 7.00pm

ROH: The Winter’s Tale Wed 22 May 6.45pm

Sat 23 Mar 7.00pm

Curzon Comedy LIVE Fri 10 May 7.00pm

NT Live: TBC Thu 23 May

Thu 28 Mar 7.00pm

Cat On A Hot Tin Roof

Arcadia +Q&A

Tue 14 May 10.00am

Thu 16 May 7.00pm

ROH: Message In A Bottle Thu 30 May 6.45pm

WHAT’S ON FEB – JUNE 2024 Outdoor & Adventure 04 Live Comedy 05 Connections 06, 07 Sound & Vision 08, 09 Event Cinema 12, 13

Classic & Cuppa 14, 15 Colour & Light 16 Off the Page 17 Immersive 18

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EVENT CINEMA

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NT Live: V anya Andrew Scott (Fleabag) brings multiple characters to life in Simon Stephens’ (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time) radical new version of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya.

Hopes, dreams, and regrets are thrust into sharp focus in this one-man adaptation which explores the complexities of human emotions.

NT Live: The Motive and the Cue Sam Mendes (The Lehman Trilogy) directs Mark Gatiss as John Gielgud and Johnny Flynn as Richard Burton in this fierce and funny new play.

1964: Richard Burton, newly married to Elizabeth Taylor, is to play the title role in an experimental new Broadway production of Hamlet under John Gielgud’s exacting direction.

But as rehearsals progress, two ages of theatre collide and the collaboration between actor and director soon threatens to unravel.

Tue 09 April 6.45pm 12A

Royal Opera House in Cinema

ROH: MacMillan Celebrated

Wed 01 May 6.15pm 12A

Wed 22 May 6.45pm PG

Thu 22 Feb 7pm 15

NT Live: Nye Michael Sheen plays Nye Bevan in a surreal and spectacular journey through the life and legacy of the man who transformed Britain’s welfare state and created the NHS. Confronted with death, Aneurin ‘Nye’ Bevan’s deepest memories lead him on a mind-bending journey back through his life; from childhood to mining underground, Parliament and fights with Churchill.

ROH: Carmen

ROH: The Winter’s Tale

Tue 23 Apr 7pm TBC

Thu 04 Apr 7pm TBC

NT Live: show details TBC

NT Live: show details TBC

Thu 30 May 6.45pm TBC

Tue 11 Jun 6.45pm

Thu 23 May

Thu 20 Jun

ROH: Message In A Bottle

ROH: Andrea Chenier

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CLASSIC & CUPPA

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This Season’s Classic & Cuppa strand has been guest curated by our Chair of Trustees and film lover, David Sheridan;

“ These are the movies that made a real impression when I first saw them and have stayed with me over time. They are not often seen on the big screen where they belong, so these will be rare showings. They are very varied but all classics.”

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North By Northwest Cary Grant teams with director Alfred Hitchcock for the fourth and final time in this timeless espionage caper.

After Roger Thornhill, an innocent man, is mistaken for a wanted fugitive he is pursued across North America by a pair of espionage agents trying to kill him, as well as by police who suspect him of murder.

Tue 30 Apr 10am PG

Women In Love

Cat On A Hot Tin Roof

Two sisters living in a 1920s mining town in the midlands of England embark on relationships that entwine passion, sensuality and recklessness. Whilst on holiday with their partners, the relationships head in divergent directions.

In this adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ woozy Southern masterpiece, Brick (Paul Newman), an alcoholic ex-football player, drinks his days away and resists the affections of his wife, Maggie (Elizabeth Taylor). His reunion with his father, Big Daddy (Burl Ives) who is dying of cancer, jogs a host of memories and revelations for both father and son, and for Maggie caught between them.

Tue 14 May 10am 12A

Tue 05 Mar 10am 15

Gold Diggers of 1933

Jean de Florette

In this pre-Hays code classic, millionaire turned composer Dick Powell rescues unemployed Broadway performers with a new play, but insists on the condition that he must remain anonymous.

In a rural French village an old man and his only remaining relative cast their covetous eyes on an adjoining vacant property, greedy for its spring water. When they block up the spring thinking only of keeping the water for themselves, they look on as their new neighbour breaks his health and his family’s hearts as he tries to keep his crops alive.

Tue 02 Apr 10am PG

Tue 04 Jun 10am PG

Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid

Manon des Sources

In 1881 New Mexico, sheriff Pat Garrett (James Coburn) is hired on behalf of a group of wealthy New Mexico cattle barons to bring down his old friend and outlaw Billy the Kid (Kris Kristofferson). Pat assembles a posse to chase him, unaware of the full scope of the cattle interests’ plans for the New West.

Manon, a beautiful shepherdess in Provence, has lost her father and seen her family’s livelihood ruined through the greediness of her neighbors. Now grown and living in isolation from the village, she plots revenge against the men for their misdeeds.

Her plot is complicated by Ugolin, who has fallen in love with her - but Manon’s retribution will not be deterred.

Tue 16 Apr 10am

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Tue 18 Jun 10am PG

COLOUR & LIGHT

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Exhibition On Screen Painting The Modern Garden: Monet to Matisse Monet was an avid horticulturist and arguably the most important painter of gardens in the history of art, but he was not alone.

This remarkable collection of Impressionists, PostImpressionists, and avant-garde artists of the early twentieth

century reveals the rise of the modern garden. Long considered spaces for expressing colour, light and atmosphere, the garden has occupied the creative minds of some of the world’s greatest artists. For lovers of art or lovers of gardens, this is an ideal film.

Dwight Turner The Psychology of Supremacy; Exploring Principal Polarities in the Age of Trump and Sunak

Tue 27 Feb 7pm U

Kusama: Infinity

Anselm

The fascinating story of the queen of polka dots and creator of Infinity Mirrors, Yayoi Kusama, one of the most popular artists in the world today. She has received the Praemium Imperiale Laureate for lifetime achievement in painting, was named the world’s ‘most popular artist’ and one of the ‘most expensive living female artists’. Tracing Kusama’s trajectory from a conservative upbringing in Japan to battling sexism and racism in 1960s NYC to her unstoppable rise to international fame.

Visually thrilling and refreshingly unconventional filmmaker Wim Wenders pays mesmerizing tribute to a brilliant artist’s life and legacy. Presenting a cinematic experience of the artist’s work which explores human existence and the cyclical nature of history, inspired by literature, poetry, philosophy, science, mythology, and religion. Wenders traced Anselm Kiefer’s path from his native Germany to his current home in France, connecting the stages of his life to the essential places of his career spanning more than five decades.

Tue 12 Mar 7pm

Arcadia +Q&A To coincide with the Constable in Britain: “Truth to Nature” exhibition at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, we are thrilled to be joined by Adrian Utley (Portishead) and Julia Carver (exhibition curator) for a Q&A and screening of BAFTAwinner Paul Wright’s exhilarating

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study of the British people’s shifting and contradictory relationship with the land. Arcadia, which was scored by Utley and Will Gregory (Goldfrapp) takes the viewer on an immersive and sensory journey through 100 years of archive footage of the British countryside.

OFF THE PAGE

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Thu 28 Mar 7pm

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We are living in a time of great polarisation, both politically and within the more personal realms of self and community.

How do we address these divisions with empathy rather than letting them create further societal splits and feelings of isolation?

As an intersectional psychotherapist, Dwight Turner works with these internalised polarities that are outwardly represented in the culture around us. He will be discussing how, in a world of external dualities, do we fight and work to hold these differences while finding compassion so that we can reconstitute and reconnect with our communities.

Clevedon LitFest Sat 08 Jun 10.30am

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Raise The Bar This event is set to be a highlight of the 2024 cultural calendar as we continue our collaborations with boundary-breaking curators Raise The Bar. The team are renowned at bringing together poets, rappers, storytellers, musicians, and lyricists of all kinds, using the power of words to uplift others and change lives. They challenge perceptions of poetry/spoken word to create dynamic events that never fail to lift, inspire, and empower audiences. It has been one of our most exciting partnerships as we push our programming forward and anyone who has witnessed our last two RTB events will tell you, this is an evening you won’t want to miss.

Fri 14 Jun 7pm

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Check the website for updates to the lineup!

Thu 16 May 7pm

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On Thu 6th Jun the Curzon will be hosting the headline event for Clevedon LitFest, see the Curzon website for details and check out the entire LitFest line-up at www.clevedonliteraryfestival.com

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Feature Films Throughout the year we will continue to add main programme film titles to our calendar.

The best way to find out about these titles as they go on sale is to sign up to our newsletter and keep an eye on the website and social media pages. Below is a list of just some of the feature films you might expect to see over the coming months.

WICKED LITTLE LETTERS (TBC)

DUNE: PART II (TBC)

GHOSTBUSTERS: FROZEN EMPIRE (TBC)

KUNG FU PANDA 4

ZONE OF INTEREST

THE GARFIELD MOVIE

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(TBC)

THE TASTE OF THINGS

THE FALL GUY

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OPUS

IF

(TBC)

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ROBOT DREAMS

THE BIKERIDERS

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(TBC)

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INSIDE OUT 2 (TBC)

IMMERSIVE The Fantasy Orchestra plays Ennio Morricone After their spectacular sell out Bowie set in January the Fantasy Orchestra return to the Curzon.

This time the 70 plus musicians and choir present a set of music

by Italian maestro soundtrack composer Ennio Morricone.

Morricone, perhaps best known for his scores for the so called “spaghetti westerns” composed over 400 film scores as well as countless pop hits and classical pieces.

You can expect this to be visually and aurally fantastic in every way.

The Curzon version of a 4D experience is a step-up from your theme park spectacular. Expect to come dressed up, immerse yourself in the classic days of cinema when soundtracks reigned supreme and ear worms were more than a 5-minute pop phenomenon.

Sat 15 Jun 7pm

The Fantasy Orchestra manifesto epitomises the community ethos of the Curzon, and Morricone’s sweepingly cinematic film scores are the most immersive and appropriate experience to have in a cinema which would have witnessed them all in their infancy to sell-out audiences eager for the dramatic escapism of the day.

Feel the history, see the spectacular, hear the maestro, breathe the atmosphere, be immersed.

Thank You We would like to thank all of the individuals, trusts, foundations, companies, and public funders who have given towards our impactful charitable work. If you would like to support us by making a one-off donation, leaving a legacy, or sponsoring our work, please visit our website for more information.

The events in this brochure have been made possible by generous funding of £9,900 from the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. We would also like to thank North Somerset Council for their support of this project.

Information Curzon Cinema and Arts

Box Office

46 Old Church Road, Clevedon, BS21 6NN

The Box Office is now open Sat & Sun from 10am-2pm.

www.curzon.org.uk @curzonclevedon Enquiries: info@curzon.org.uk All of the times advertised reflect the doors opening time Travelling By Bus Regular buses run between Clevedon, Yatton, Portishead, Nailsea, Weston-super-Mare, Bristol, and most surrounding areas. Visit travelwest.info/bus for the latest information.

The new WESTlink Service operates on demand and details can be found at: travelwest.info/westlink Parking There are two free Council car parks off Great Western Road which are a few minutes’ walk from the cinema.

Booking We recommend that you book tickets in advance online to guarantee a seat!

Each online booking includes a £1 per order fee which helps pay for our ticketing costs and 100% of this is kept by the charity.

Tickets are also available before most screenings in person subject to availability.

Membership Earn 10% back on each main film programme ticket you purchase as a member, then spend your accrued swag on your next tickets!: curzon.org.uk/membership Newsletter We have a curated weekly newsletter to keep you up to date with everything chez Curzon and is the best way to stay up to date with what we have coming up!

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Information in this brochure is correct at the time of print, but subject to change.