Brochure: 25 April - 5 June

25 April – 5 June 2014

Film, Art and Creative Technology Featuring: Science Fiction: New Death exhibition / Light Night / Sci-Fi Film Series / Family Activities / In Hand app / The Best of Independent Cinema from Picturehouse Image Frank

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XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX The blockbuster season gets off to a colossal Creds start XXXXXXX with a new Godzilla origin story. Concussion is a provocative story about a woman who turns her fantasy life into reality – and then faces the consequences. Our Vintage Sundays continue and in honour of the release of The Wind Rises, we have a Hayao Miyazaki season to enjoy.

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Film Continues

From 25 April

From 25 April

From 25 April

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (12A)

The Lunchbox (PG)

Tracks (12A)

Locke (15)

Director Ritesh Batra Starring Irrfan Khan, Nimrat Kaur India/France/Germany/USA 2013 104 mins English and Hindi with English subtitles

Director John Curran Starring Mia Wasikowska, Adam Driver Australia 2013 113 mins

Director Steven Knight Starring Tom Hardy, Ruth Wilson, Andrew Scott, Olivia Colman UK/USA 2013 85 mins

3D / 2D

Continues

Calvary (15)

Every day in Mumbai, thousands of wives send home-cooked lunches to their husbands’ offices. One day the lunch destined for Rajeev accidentally ends up with Saajan (Khan, Life of Pi). When the remote Rajeev doesn’t even notice the mix-up, his wife Ila (Kaur) encloses a note of apology to its unknown recipient in the next day’s lunchbox – and thus begins a correspondence in this vibrant and delicately acted romance.

Based on Robyn Davidson’s bestselling account of her 1,700-mile camel trek across the Australian desert to the Indian Ocean in 1977, John Curran’s atmospheric film sees Mia Wasikowska give an outstanding performance, radiating singlemindedness mixed with vulnerability.

The cruel beauty of the desert, and the fortitude of the people and creatures that manage to live within it, are also brilliantly evoked by ace cinematographer Mandy Walker (Lantana), often to almost dreamlike effect.

Shot in real time during a nocturnal drive along the M6, with no props and only a voice cast for support, Tom Hardy gives a spellbinding solo performance as mild-mannered Ivan Locke. When he receives a phone call that will change his life, he is forced to deal with a terrible dilemma. As pieces of the jigsaw are gradually revealed, the result becomes a gripping, ingenious psychological thriller.

Contains strong language and bloody images.

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From 2 May

Blue Ruin (15) Director Jeremy Saulnier Starring Macon Blair, Amy Hargreaves, Devin Ratray USA 2013 90 mins

When car-dwelling vagrant Dwight (Blair) learns that the man who killed his parents has been released from prison, he tracks him down and dispatches him in an amateurish and gruesome manner. But then he

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finds himself in a game of cat and mouse with the brutal family of the man he’s just killed. This dazzlingly original film balances grubby realism with genre thrills and a midnight-black humour that would make the Coens chuckle.

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From 9 May

From 9 May

The Wind Rises (PG)

Bad Neighbours (15)

Director Hayao Miyazaki Japan 2013 127 mins Japanese with English subtitles

Director Nicholas Stoller Starring Seth Rogen, Zac Efron, Rose Byrne USA 2014 97 mins

Visionary director Miyazaki delivers his farewell masterpiece. Young Jiro Horikoshi dedicates his life to building flying machines. But with Japan’s entry into World War II, he begins to feel a terrible guilt because of the deaths his machines have caused. This profound and beautiful retelling of Horikoshi’s real-life story deftly combines Studio Ghibli’s mesmerising style with some difficult questions about love, humanity, creation and invention.

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Kelly (Byrne, Bridesmaids) and Mac (Rogen, Superbad, Knocked Up) discover that their new next-door neighbours are a raucous student fraternity. Bad Neighbours follows the couple’s desperate efforts to maintain a quiet life for themselves and their newborn baby. Needless to say, with the director, producers and writers of such gross-out comedies a The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Funny People and Get Him to the Greek behind the camera, they don’t stand much of a chance!

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Film From 9 May

From 15 May

From 16 May

Frank (15)

Godzilla (Cert TBC)

The Two Faces of January (12A)

3D / 2D Director Lenny Abrahamson Starring Michael Fassbender, Domhnall Gleeson, Maggie Gyllenhaal UK/Ireland 2014 95 mins

Director Gareth Edwards Starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen USA/Japan 2014 TBC mins

Director Hossein Amini Starring Kirsten Dunst, Viggo Mortensen, Oscar Isaac UK/USA/France 2014 96 mins

Frank Sidebottom aka Chris Sievey was a different kind of rock ’n’ roll genius, singing nasal songs from inside a giant papier-mâché head.

Michael Fassbender’s superbly judged performance tells Frank’s offbeat, touching story.

The blockbuster season gets off to a colossal start with this reboot of 1954’s Gojira. Godzilla leaves its ocean home, creating a tsunami in its wake and wreaking devastation wherever it goes. Director Edwards gets the balance between narrative tease and CGI big reveal exactly right, and the result is genuinely thrilling: a dark, muscular epic in an entirely realistic present-day setting.

DRIVE screenwriter Amini superbly adapts Patricia Highsmith’s novel in his directorial debut. Sophisticated tourists Colette and Chester MacFarland (Dunst, Melancholia, and Mortensen, The Road) befriend a young chancer named Rydal (Isaac, Inside Llewyn Davis) in 1960s Greece.

When Rydal sees Chester disposing of a dead mobster, things take the first of several sinister turns in this tense psychological thriller.

Contains infrequent strong language, moderate violence and scenes of smoking.

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Film From 22 May

From 23 May

X-Men: Days of Concussion (15) Future Past (Cert TBC)

From 30 May

Jimmy’s Hall (Cert TBC)

3D / 2D Director Bryan Singer Starring Patrick Stewart, Ellen Page, Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Lawrence USA 2014 TBC mins

In a scintillatingly imaginative adaptation of one of Marvel’s most popular storylines, the original X-Men unite with the stars of 2011’s prequel First Class to thwart the Sentinels – an army of mutant-killing robots.

Kicking off with Wolverine (Jackman) going back in time to stop Mystique (Lawrence) from killing the Sentinels’ leader, thus averting a ruinous war, the sparky relationships between the older and younger characters - especially Stewart and McAvoy as the two Xaviers – add an entertaining dimension to the most visually thrilling X-Men episode yet.

Director Stacie Passon Starring Robin Weigert, Maggie Siff, Daniel London USA 2013 96 mins

A kind of feminised American Beauty, Concussion is a sexy, provocative story about a woman who turns her fantasy life into reality – and then faces the consequences. Bored, wealthy 40-something Abby (Weigert, Deadwood) becomes drawn into a double life as a high-class hooker for female clients. But as her decisions become increasingly reckless, we realise that she won’t be able to keep her secret for long.

Director Ken Loach Starring Barry Ward, Simone Kirby, Andrew Scott UK/Ireland 2014 TBC mins

The true story of social activist Jimmy Gralton’s mission to energise a rural community in 1930s Ireland by opening a dancehall is told by Ken Loach and writer Paul Laverty (Looking for Eric) with their trademark bittersweet vigour.

Coming Soon

Fruitvale Station (15) Director Ryan Coogler Starring Michael B. Jordan, Melonie Diaz, USA 2013 85 mins

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Exhibitions Image: John Rafman, Main Squeeze, Installation at FACT

Science Fiction: New Death is curated

by Omar Kholeif (curator & writer) and Mike Stubbs (FACT Director) Exclusive Jon Rafman print on sale from the FACT info desk.

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Until 22 June

Science Fiction: New Death Galleries 1, 2 & Public Spaces / FREE Entry / Tue – Sun / 11am – 6pm

Explore how our relationship with technology has blurred the lines between the real and the virtual; making our everyday lives feel increasingly like science fiction.

Artists including James Bridle, Jon Rafman, Mark Leckey, Larissa Sansour and Ryan Trecartin, plus award-winning science fiction author China Miéville presents works which explore how technology is creating new ways of living (and dying), of fashioning identities and the growth of cult-like communities. #NewDeath Supported by Australian Arts Council, COFA, University of New South Wales, Culture Programme of the European Union, Québec Government Office, London, The Mersey Forest, Springfree Trampolines, University of Sydney In collaboration with The Double Negative, Film and Video Umbrella, FutureEverything, The Kazimier, Little White Lies, Liverpool Biennial, Picturehouse at FACT, The University of Liverpool @FACT_Liverpool

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Specials Related Exhibition

Exhibition Related Films

Our Science Fiction season continues with blockbusters, art-house gems, forgotten classics and audience selection favourites.

Until 22 June

28 April

2 May

5 May

The Personal Archive

Mirage Men (15)

FACT & Liverpool Sound City present:

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Public Spaces / FREE Entry

Director John Lundberg, Ronald Denning, Kypros Kyprianou 2013 85mins

Director James Cameron 1991 127mins with Live Soundtrack

UFOs: weapons of mass deception...

For over 60 years teams within the US Air Force and Intelligence services exploited and manipulated beliefs about UFOs and ET visitations as part of their counterintelligence programmes.

We’ve teamed up with Liverpool Sound City to present the perfect blend of music, film and Sci-Fi in this one-off performance. Bronnt Industries Kapital takes on T2, producing a new live soundtrack.

8.30pm / Screen 3 / £9.50, £7.50 (Members & concs)

6pm / The Box / £8, £7 (Members & concs), FREE to Sound City wristband holders

Accompanying the Science Fiction: New Death exhibition is a specially curated selection of clips from science fiction films and television programmes, books and memorabilia.

Curated by John Dunning with The Science Fiction Foundation Collection held in the University of Liverpool.

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with Director Q&A

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Terminator 2: Alphaville (12A) Judgement Day (12A)

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Director Jean-Luc Goddard 1965 99mins

Perhaps the first, and only, pop-art sci-fi, Jean-Luc Godard’s Alphaville offers a wonderfully stylised glimpse into a dystopian future.

8.30pm / Screen 3 / £9.50, £7.50 (Members & concs)

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Specials Exhibition Related Films 12 May

19 May

26 May

2 June

2001: A Space Odyssey (U)

Audience Selection The Thing (18)

The Double Negative present:

Akira (15)

Director Stanley Kubrick 1968 160mins

Director John Carpenter 1982 109mins

Director Shane Carruth 2004 77mins

Director Katsuhiro Ohtomo 1988 124mins

Arguably the greatest science fiction film ever made and one of the most revolutionary, challenging and debated works of the 20th century.

Scientists in the Antarctic are confronted by a shape-shifting alien that assumes the appearance of the people that it kills.

8.30pm / Screen 3 / £9.50, £7.50 (Members & concs)

8.30pm / Screen 3 / £9.50, £7.50 (Members & concs)

Experimental, philosophical and complex, this science fiction drama about the accidental discovery of time travel was written, produced and directed by mathematician and engineer Shane Carruth.

In this anime classic, military experiments, government conspiracies and drugged-up bikers dressed as clowns drag the viewer on a thrill ride from here to infinity.

Primer (12A)

8.30pm / Screen 3 / £9.50, £7.50 (Members & concs)

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Sunday 4 May

Thursday 8 May, 9pm

Wednesday 21 May, 8.15pm

Crispin Hellion Glover’s Big Slide Show

Godzilla 1954

The Trip to Italy

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(Cert TBC)

plus It is Fine! Everything is Fine

Director Ishiro Honda Starring Takashi Shimura, Akira Takarada Japan 1954 96 mins Japanese with English subtitles

Crispin Hellion Glover’s Big Slide Show is a one-hour dramatic narration of his books accompanied by slides projected behind him. This will be followed by a screening of his film It is Fine! Everything is Fine.

The original version of the legendary Japanese apocalyptic monster movie with spectacular special effects, portraying the disastrous consequences of nuclear power and humankind’s tampering with the environment.

It is Fine! Everything is Fine goes into uncharted cinematic territory, with screenwriter Steven C. Stewart starring in a semi-autobiographical, psychosexual tale about a man with severe cerebral palsy and a fetish for girls with long hair. This is part horror film, part exploitation picture and part documentary of a man who cannot express his sexuality in the way he desires. This fantastical and often humorous tale is told completely from Stewart’s point of view.

“Seen afresh in this cut, this ballad of destruction reveals itself as one of the most exciting, enjoyable and moving of them all.”

Director Michael Winterbottom Starring Steve Coogan, Rob Brydon UK/Italy 2014 TBC mins

Reprising the formula of their hit BBC TV series The Trip, Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon travel the length of Italy reviewing restaurants for The Observer. While this nominally offers us endless high-end food porn, The Trip to Italy is of course a chance for its two stars to engage in constant, gently argumentative and inevitably hilarious banter. A total left-field comedy gem.

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There will be a Q&A with Crispin Glover and a book-signing after the film.

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Plus live satellite Q&A with Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon

Culture Shock

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Vintage Sundays 27 April

4 May

The Wild One (PG)

18 May

25 May

1 June

Bonjour Rebel Tristesse (PG) Without a Cause (U)

A Streetcar Named Desire (12A)

A Place in the Sun (U)

On the Waterfront

Director Laslo Benedek Starring Marlon Brando, Mary Murphy USA 1953 77 mins

Director Otto Preminger Starring David Niven, Jean Seberg, Deborah Kerr USA 1958 90 mins

Director Nicholas Ray Starring James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo USA 1955 111 mins

Director Elia Kazan Starring Vivien Leigh, Marlon Brando, Karl Malden USA 1951 126 mins

Director George Stevens Starring Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor, Shelley Winters USA 1951 122 mins

Director Elia Kazan Starring Marlon Brando, Karl Malden USA 1954 103 mins

“What are you rebelling against?” “Whaddaya got?” Brando gives the quintessential ’50s rebel performance as the eponymous leatherjacketed motorcycle punk.

In Preminger’s faithful adaptation of Françoise Sagan’s provocative novel, a teenage libertine (Seberg) slyly plots to frighten off her playboy father’s stuffy fiancée.

A tale of switchblades, speeding cars and teen torment. James Dean is luminous as the troubled Jim, object of Natalie Wood’s affection and Sal Mineo’s adulation.

Vivien Leigh won an Oscar as fading Southern belle Blanche DuBois opposite Marlon Brando in this hothouse adaptation of the Tennessee Williams play.

A handsome boy takes a lowly job in his uncle’s factory. He starts a relationship with a coworker, but then falls for a glamorous socialite – with tragic results.

This portrait of union corruption and personal redemption stars Brando in one of his most iconic roles as the ex-prize fighter who “could have been a contender”.

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11 May

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Contains moderate violence.

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We ❤ Miyazaki

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Following the release of THE WIND RISES – which he has announced will be his final film – we celebrate the animation pioneer and Studio Ghibli grand master Hayao Miyazaki.

Saturday 26 April, 3.30pm

Saturday 17 May, 3.30pm

My Neighbour Totoro (U) 87 mins

Spirited Away (PG) 125 mins

Saturday 3 May, 3.30pm

Saturday 24 May, 3.30pm

Two young girls discover that their new home is near a mystical forest inhabited by a menagerie of fantastical creatures called Totoros.

Porco Rosso (PG) 93 mins

A veteran fighter pilot who has been turned into a pig battles air pirates over the Adriatic Sea. Saturday 10 May, 3.30pm

Princess Mononoke (PG) 128 mins

Set in medieval Japan, Princess Mononoke pits ancient deities against nascent industry, and centres on the eponymous feral ‘wolf princess’ and a young boy on a quest to purge his body of a curse.

In this enchanting, dreamlike fable, spoiled ten-year-old Chihiro accidentally strays into the Land of the Spirits, and is put to work in a magical bathhouse run by a demonic sorceress.

Howl’s Moving Castle (U) 119 mins

Turned by a witch into a 90-year-old woman, defiant Sophie finds a job as a cleaner in a clanking, walking castle inhabited by the wizard Howl, his assistant and a talking fire-sprite.

Saturday 31 May, 3.30pm

Ponyo (U) 101 mins

After running away from the sea she calls home, a vivacious fish-girl is rescued and befriended by a fiveyear-old human boy called Sosuke.

In most cases the films will screen in Japanese with English subtitles, but please check at the Box Office for details.

Discover Tuesdays

Discover stunning cinema.

Whether it’s a cult classic, an art-house gem or a riveting documentary, there will always be a chance to see something different and brilliant in our weekly slot.

A complimentary Jameson & Ginger Ale with every ticket purchased for Discover Tuesdays (terms and conditions apply)

29 April

6 May

13 May

20 May

27 May

Salvo (12A)

20 Feet from Stardom

Tom at the Farm (15)

Exhibition

A Story of Beyond the Children and Edge (Cert TBC) Film (PG)

Director Xavier Dolan Starring Xavier Dolan, Pierre-Yves Cardinal, Lise Roy, Evelyne Brochu Canada/France 2013 103 mins French with English subtitles

Director Joanna Hogg Starring Viv Albertine, Liam Gillick, Tom Hiddleston UK 2013 105 mins

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(12A) Directors Fabio Grassadonia, Antonio Piazza Starring Saleh Bakri, Luigi Lo Cascio, Sara Serraiocco Italy/France 2013 110 mins Italian with English subtitles

After saving his employer from assassination, Mafia bodyguard Salvo tracks down the man responsible. But he then finds himself becoming strangely entangled with the man’s blind sister in this haunting, genrebending movie.

Director Morgan Neville Featuring Bruce Springsteen, Darlene Love, Merry Clayton, Mick Jagger USA 2013 91 mins

This Oscar-winning documentary salutes those unsung heroines of the music business, the backing singers.

It combines fantastic performance footage with interviews with the women themselves – and the stars who rely on them.

Contains infrequent strong language.

Dolan follows up last year’s Laurence Anyways with this dark Hitchcockian thriller. A young gay man attends his lover’s funeral, and is shocked to discover that the man’s family has no idea who he is or how he is connected to the deceased.

Contains strong language, moderate violence and threat.

British director Hogg (Archipelago) specialises in dissecting the middle-class psyche.

Here she focuses on an artist couple whose decision to sell their elaborate London home provides a lens onto their complicated relationship.

Introduced by Ben Howarth, author of ‘100 Films to Watch Before You Grow Up’ and ‘100 Films to Get YouThroughYourTeens’.

Director Mark Cousins UK 2013 106 mins

In this fascinating film essay, acclaimed critic and filmmaker Cousins delves into a wealth of world cinema clips in order to examine how childhood has been conceived, imagined, represented and commented on through the medium of cinema.

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3D Director Leanne Pooley New Zealand 2013 90 mins

This 3D documentary tells one of the world’s greatest adventure stories of all time, the first ever conquest of Mount Everest by Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953.

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Screen Arts Met Opera

British Museum

Live: Full price £30, Members £23, Concessions £25 Encore: Full price £20, Members £13, Concessions £15

Full price £15, Members £12, Concessions £13

Wednesday 30 April, 12pm

Encore Vikings: Life and Legend

RSC Live

from Stratford-upon-Avon Full price £20, Members £13, Concessions £15 Weekday Encores before 5pm: Full price £13, Members £10, Concessions £11

90 mins approx

Saturday 26 April, 5.55pm

Live Così Fan Tutte 245 mins approx

Tuesday 29 April, 12pm

Encore Così Fan Tutte 245 mins approx

Wednesday 14 May, 7pm

Live Henry IV Part 1

NT Live

180 mins approx

Full price £17.50, Members £13, Concessions £14 Weekday Encores before 5pm: Full price £13, Members £10, Concessions £11

Tuesday 20 May, 12pm

Encore Henry IV Part 1 180 mins approx

Saturday 10 May, 5.55pm

Live La Cenerentola 220 mins approx

Tuesday 13 May, 12pm

Encore La Cenerentola 220 mins approx

Thursday 1 May, 7pm

Live King Lear 210 mins approx

Full price £15, Members £12, Concessions £13

Tuesday 6 May, 12pm

Encore King Lear 210 mins approx

Royal Opera House Full price £20, Members £13, Concessions £15

Monday 28 April, 7.15pm

Theatre

Thursday 22 May, 7pm Tuesday 27 May, 12pm

Encore The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Sunday 25 May, 5.30pm

Driving Miss Daisy plus Live Satellite Q&A with Angela Landsbury 140 mins approx

160 mins approx (image left)

Live The Winter’s Tale 180 mins approx

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Events 16 May

Light Night

Galleries / Public Spaces / Ropewalks Square FREE / 4.30pm – 11pm

Take part in a whole host of Sci-Fi themed fun and experience our exhibition Science Fiction: New Death, which will be open until late into the night for Liverpool’s Light Night.

Activities include hands-on family workshops from The Costumologists, interactive audio-visual performances in the foyer by Mercy and The Double Negative and a zine fair hosted by Manchester Metropolitan University art students.

30 April

Torque Symposium The Box / £5, £4 (Members & concs) / 11am - 6pm

FACT are also pleased to present the first public realm work of SYNDROME, a new collaborative project, curated by Mercy and HIVE, which will transform Ropewalks Square into a digital control panel and light show.

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The Torque symposium, curated by artists Nathan Jones and Sam Skinner, is part of an enquiry into the new and evermore complex forms in which contemporary language, technology and cognition are ‘twisting together’.

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Explore the opportunities these forces of entanglement present, and how artists, scientists and philosophers propose new ways to navigate and resist the hybrid system of brain, machine and culture.

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Events 27 March – 22 June

15 May

26 May

The Double Negative Residency

Everybody Learns Something

Physical Theatre Film

Public Spaces / FREE Entry

Screen 2 / FREE Entry / 4pm

The Box / FREE / 6pm

We’ve invited brilliant magazine The Double Negative to be our guest programmers for Science Fiction: New Death. They are planning a series of events and screenings during the exhibition including:

“We learn from our mistakes. If we never make mistakes, we are probably not doing anything really worth while.”

Our new series of talks for 16-25 year olds kicks off with technology entrepreneur Sir Robin Saxby who will reflect on how, through failure, we can learn to succeed.

Tmesis Theatre present an evening of physical theatre on film.

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The Cost of Living

Director Lloyd Newson 2004 35mins Stuck in a faded seaside town, street performers David and Eddie struggle to find work and romance.

Their story is told through dance and dialogue.

Tmesis

Sci-Fi Book Club

Produced and Directed First Take 2011 15mins

The Garden by LEAF at FACT / FREE

Tmesis is a highly charged emotive movement based film set in a natural landscape and based on an ancient Greek story about the origin of love and sexuality and the reason why we are searching for our soul mate.

A monthly Science Fiction themed Book Club starting with The Death of Grass by John Christopher with future books chosen by the audience members.

5 May

Alphaville (12A) See Page 15

26 May

Primer (12) See Page 17

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Clubs and Groups Saturday Mornings

Tuesdays and Thursdays before 5pm

Kids’ Club

Silver Screen Club

Games and activities from 10.30am Film starts at 11am

A club for the over-60s Annual membership is FREE, and members’ tickets are £4.50 including a tea or coffee and biscuits.

Annual membership £4 Tickets £1.50 / Non-members £3.50

Tuesday Mornings

Toddler Time

Sunday Mornings

Autism-Friendly Screenings Film starts at 11.30am For people on the autism spectrum and their familes, friends and carers.

26 April / 27 April

Mr. Peabody & Sherman (U) 94 mins

3 May / 4 May

Big Scream Film starts at 11am Doors open at 10.30am By joining Big Scream parents can visit our cinema without having to find a babysitter or worry about their baby disturbing others.

Membership is FREE, for two people per baby, valid until the baby’s first birthday.

Ticket £6 for Big Scream members.

25 Apr & 1 May

Tracks (12A) 113 mins

The General (U) 78 mins

Tickets £3, accompanying adults FREE when you join Toddler Time (membership FREE).

All shows are approximately 30 mins long.

10 May / 11 May

29 April Rastamouse 10

Blue Ruin (15) 90 mins

6 May Poppy Cat 3

9 & 15 May

Tickets £3 No concessions or free tickets for support workers

Cinderella (U)

Kids’ Club note: Parents may leave children over eight alone in screenings but should be aware that the cinema is not providing any official childcare. We do, however, take special precautions for Kids’ Club screenings to provide as safe an environment as possible for younger audiences. These include increased staffing and ensuring that customers over 18 are not admitted to the screening unless they are accompanying a child. If you leave your children in the cinema please be there on time to collect them at the end of the film.

17 May / 18 May

74 mins

Patema Inverted (PG) 98 mins

24 May / 25 May

London International Animation Festival (Cert TBC) TBC mins

31 May / 1 June

The Lego Movie (U)

100 mins (images above and top) picturehouses.co.uk/kids_club

Film starts at 11am Designed to introduce pre-school children to the big screen.

Fridays and Thursdays

picturehouses.co.uk/Autism_Friendly_Screenings

13 May London International

Animation Festival 6 20 May Timmy Time 10 27 May Bagpuss 3 3 June Mr Men and Little Miss Big

Read Adventure picturehouses.co.uk/toddlertime

2 & 8 May

Frank (15) 95 mins 16 & 22 May

The Two Faces of January (12A) 96 mins 23 & 29 May

Concussion (15) 96 mins 30 May & 5 Jun

Jimmy’s Hall (Cert TBC) TBC mins picturehouses.co.uk/Big_Scream

Community & Learning In Hand

FACT Membership

A new app to support your mental health and well being.

Life ain’t easy. Some days are good.

Some days are bad. Some are just fine. We understand this. Our team created this simple tool to help you focus on where you’re at and bring back the balance.

Join Now

FACT, Mersey Care and Red Ninja have collaborated to produce a new digital friend in your Smart Phone.

The app launches on 14 May 2014 and will be available to download from the App Store and Google Play Store.

£5.50 of your Membership goes towards our awardwinning community and engagement programme, plus Picturehouse and FACT offer you a fantastic set of benefits:

Inhand.org.uk @inhandapp Supported by Comic Relief, Nominet Trust and Creative Skills for Life.

FACT Membership 1 Year Single: £36 | Retired (Over 60) £30 | Student £10 1 Year Joint: £67 | Retired (Over 60) £55

For more information on FACT’s young people’s programme, Freehand, please contact Louise Latter at louise.latter@fact.co.uk

For more information about discounts available with your Membership card, visit us at Box Office, see fact.co.uk/ membership or call 0871 902 5737 0151 707 4464

3 FREE Cinema Tickets + £2 off when you buy full priced cinema tickets + Discounts at The Garden

by Leaf at FACT, the FACT Bar and other local venues.

fact.co.uk

FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) is a Registered Charity No. 702781