QUAD Brochure January - March 2015

JAN | FEB | MAR 2015

EVIDENCE 1 3th March - 12th April See page 8 Image credit: Artur Urbanski

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WELCOME TO 2015

DON’T MISS Unbroken

And welcome to the second edition of QUAD’s new quarterly brochure with films and events from January to March.

Screening from 27th December USA 2014 137 mins Dir: Angelina Jolie

Part of our job is to inspire and throughout this upcoming period we have many films, exhibitions, events and courses which will help you get your new year off to an exciting and thought provoking start. Customers may have already noticed QUAD has moved to flexible cinema programming, which means we are not including day-to-day listings in the brochure but are producing the film screening times on a weekly basis.

QUAD patron and Derby actor Jack O’Connell takes the lead in the second feature film from director Angelina Jolie. This is the tale of the late Louis Zamperini, Olympic champion, who was shot down and captured by Japanese forces in World War II. Life in the concentration camp is hard for the former Olympic hero, and a battle of wills emerges between Louis and his warden Mutsushiro Watanabe. With Luke Treadaway (Attack The Block), Jai Courtney (Die Hard 5), Garrett Hedlund (Tron Legacy) and Domhnall Gleeson (About Time).

From QUAD’s operational point of view this flexible programming has given us the opportunity to respond to customer demand on films like Northern Soul, Pride and Mr. Turner by extending the runs of these films; as a result QUAD has had both the highest cinema audiences for October since opening and a 10% year-on-year increase in sales. We would like to thank you for supporting us during this period and to bear with us while we try to make as many adjustments to support customers as possible. We have taken on board both positive and negative feedback and where possible we have found other ways of communicating with you, such as sending weekly listings to all local libraries.

We strive to make art, film and creative digital media more accessible to all and aim to share our passion and belief that they can change people’s lives for the better. As always we welcome any feedback on any of QUAD’s activities.

Adam Buss, QUAD CEO Flexible programming means we are not always advertising screening dates for many of our films. We would like to recommend that the best way to find out when films are going on sale is to sign up for the free QUAD e-flyer, sent out every Tuesday, with films times and a reminder of upcoming or recently announced and one-off events. For those not online, please phone QUAD Box Office for a recorded message of the weeks’ screening times, or pick up a printed copy from QUAD Box Office or your local library.

CONTENTS 4 – 7 EXHIBITIONS – A SEASON OF ADVENTURE 8 - 9 FORMAT INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL 10 – 14 FILM A-Z 14 - 15 CREATIVE COURSES 15

OLOCAUST MEMORIAL H DAY EVENTS

20 FILM SCREENINGS, MIDWEEK TREAT, CINE BABIES, SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENINGS & TICKET PRICES 21 CINE KIDS 22 - 23 LIVE EVENT SCREENING 24 – 25 COURSES 26 - 28 TAKE PART

16 – 17 JAPANESE FILM SEASON

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18 - 19 THE FRINGES’ FILM SCREENINGS

30 - 31 MEMBERSHIP, QUAD SUPPORTERS SCHEME, QUAD SHOP & QUAD CAFE BAR

EVENTS @ QUAD

13th March – 12th April 2015 FORMAT is the UK’s most significant biennale of photography taking place throughout Derby and curated around the theme of EVIDENCE. Every two minutes, we take as many photos as the entirety of humanity took during the 1800s. On a daily basis, we use photography to record our lives, routines, friends and encounters. Millions of seemingly insignificant moments are recorded and shared online, creating inconclusive portraits of individuals, places and events. Through a selection of the best of international photography in a diverse programme of exhibitions and events FORMAT will make sense of our complex world and its connection to EVIDENCE and photography, in a multitude of inspiring ways.

The seventh edition of FORMAT Festival takes place between 13th March and 12th April 2015 FORMAT: Evidence will feature over 200 photographers, guest curators, interactive installations and diverse events, making the historic city of Derby once again the place to discover new and innovative photographic and lens based projects from around the world.

FORMAT is organised by QUAD and the University of Derby Full programme details:

www.formatfestival.com

EXHIBITIONS

ADVENTURE SEASON TALKS & EVENTS Movement & Perception Until 8th February 2015, QUAD Extra Gallery Spaces

Artists: Kylie Benjamin, Rob Burton, GÂST, Steven Ingman, Flora Kay, Melissa Sheffield, Pierce Starre & Ned Wilson

A SEASON OF ADVENTURE Inspired by the spirit of discovery and celebrating the pioneers who break new ground through science, exploration and new technologies, QUAD’s Season of Adventure includes exhibitions, digital experimentation, talks, events, film screenings and educational activities that journey into the art of exploration.

80°N by Gibson/Martelli Until 8th February 2015 QUAD Gallery

QUAD presents a trilogy of works by artists Gibson/Martelli. 80°N is the result of a four year research project that centers on Arctic exploration. The 80° North parallel is the line of latitude where the Polar region begins.

The Gibson/Martelli trilogy considers this navigational concept from three different perspectives.

Crop Up Gallery, collaborating with QUAD for the first time, is a student-run curatorial team based at the University of Nottingham.

Taking their enterprising spirit out of their home city, the team has created a project that celebrates the Midlands through both its artists and subject matter.

Movement & Perception is an exhibition that holds indeterminacy at its heart, with Crop Up providing each artist with a set of coordinates on a map and an open invitation to explore that area. The artworks on display present each artist’s reaction to their own journey, as this show examines our ability to map the world around us, venture through it and describe that experience.

80°N includes three works: In Search of Abandoned presents a vision of a non-place ‘discovered’ in the Arctic Circle on Google maps during Martelli’s residency in Svalbard. The artists built a computer generated world using height map data and game engine technology; the resulting 3D stereoscopic experience brings together an imagined view of place and an experience of one. White Island re-imagines S. A. Andrée’s doomed Polar balloon expedition of 1897, allowing visitors to soar over a virtual version of Kvitøya (White Island) in the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic Ocean created for Oculus Rift. In Perfect Circle a 100-year-old sailing boat, Noorderlicht, makes a 360° turn in an attempt to describe a perfect circle in the sea.

Displaying new work produced by regional artists in response to this brief, Movement & Perception also seeks to document the means through which we navigate the subjective and varying natures of human experience. The exhibition invites viewers to actively work their way through the display in QUAD’s Extra Gallery Spaces.

80°N by Gibson/Martelli is produced in association with QUAD, commissioned by Arts Council England and CAFKA14 - with generous sponsorship from Christie Digital & WorldViz. www.gibsonmartelli.com

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Image: Gibson/ Martelli, White Island, 2014, Installation, Interactive Virtual Environment, Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headset, Custom Interface, 5.1 Surround Audio (detail).

Courtesy of the Artists

To Boldly Go: The Science of Interstellar Travel: with Anthony Southwell Saturday 10th January, 7:00pm

Interstellar Travel has been a favourite topic and plot device in many Science Fiction stories, and with the release of the film Interstellar the subject has been given a more ‘scientific’ portrayal.

But how likely is Interstellar Travel?

Is it possible? Can the distances between the stars be traversed?

These questions and others will be answered by Anthony Southwell, from the Derby & District Astronomical Society. Cost: £3

Ruth Gibson & Bruno Martelli in conversation with Richard Ducker Thursday 22nd January, 7:00pm FREE

QUAD exhibiting artists Gibson/ Martelli will be in conversation with Fieldgate Gallery curator Richard Ducker.

Crop Up Panel Discussion: Movement & Perception Wednesday 28th January, 7:00pm FREE

Nigel Vardy: Over The Horizon Wednesday 21st January, 7:00pm

For over 20 years, Nigel Vardy has adventured and mountaineered across the globe. Known predominantly for his high altitude exploits and severe frostbite injuries, Nigel has also hacked through dense rainforests, carried out challenging relief work and lived in remote communities. Regardless of the country or climate, Nigel has a thirst to experience whatever is ‘Over the Horizon’. Cost: £5 Image credit: Nigel Vardy

A discussion on Movement & Perception, curated by Crop Up Gallery – a student-run curatorial team based at the University of Nottingham – covering the project conception, Crop Up’s curatorial process and the artists’ experiences of exploration to produce new work.

With Crop Up Director Elisabeth Sillince and member Aaron Shaw, Michael Sargeant of QUAD, and two artists who are presenting work in the exhibition.

Image: Gibson/ Martelli, Perfect Circle, 2013, Single Channel Looping HD Colour Projection, 4’04”, Weather Balloon, Iris (installation view, detail). Courtesy of the Artists

SCREENING FOR A SEASON OF ADVENTURE

Iain Sinclair: Water Walks, Celluloid Reveries, Tarmac Hallucinations Wednesday 4th February, 7:00pm

Join us for a talk by acclaimed author and psycho-geographer Iain Sinclair as he ventures, once more, into the territory of lost cinemas and fugitive expeditions through the badlands.

He travels on swan pedalos, with foot-foundered companions, through time and place, to find the magical point where one story ends and the next begins. Cost: £5

Image: Gibson/ Martelli, In Search of Abandoned, 2013, Installation, Interactive Virtual Environment, Custom Interface, Christie Mirage Stereoscopic DPL Projectors, Procedurally Generated Sound (detail). Courtesy of the Artists

EXHIBITION RELATED TOURS FREE. No need to book – just turn up at QUAD Reception

Image credit: Iain Sinclair

Playing with Reality

Gibson/Martelli: Artist Tour of 80°N

Thursday 8th January, 7:00pm, FREE

Saturday 13 December, 12:00pm, QUAD Gallery

Richard Wetzel discusses his research into mixed reality games that combine the digital with real world environments.

Join artists Ruth Gibson and Bruno Martelli for a tour of their new exhibition for QUAD, 80°N.

Alison Byerly Monday 19th January, 7:00pm

US academic and author Alison Byerly discusses her research into Victorian literature, digital humanities, technology and the liberal arts. Cost: £3

ADVENTURE THROUGH QUAD TOURS Every Friday at 12:00pm

Join QUAD Curator Peter Bonnell, taking the lift in QUAD to a floor at random to start a tour of the ADVENTURE exhibitions.

Drop-in Anytime Gallery Host Tours during 80°N Join QUAD’s highly experienced Visitor Services team for a tour of the exhibition.

Children’s Activity Guides The Epic Of Everest Fun, paper-based exhibition guides designed for children are available for you to use in QUAD Gallery. Pick one up for FREE in our Resource Area.

Please see P26 & 27 for more Family Friendly Exhibition themed activities

UK 1924 85 mins Dir: Captain John Noel

“The

third attempt to climb Everest culminated in the deaths of two of the finest climbers of their generation, George Mallory and Andrew Irvine, and sparked an on-going debate over whether or not they did indeed reach the summit. Filming in brutally harsh conditions with a hand cranked camera, Captain John Noel captured images of breathtaking beauty and considerable historic significance.

The film is also among the earliest filmed records of life in Tibet and features sequences at Phari Dzong (Pagri), Shekar Dzong (Xeger) and Rongbuk monastery.

But what resonates so deeply is Noel’s ability to frame the vulnerability, isolation and courage of people persevering in one of the world’s harshest landscapes. The restoration by the BFI National Archive has transformed the quality of the surviving elements of the film and reintroduced the original coloured tints and tones. Revealed by the restoration, few images in cinema are as epic – or moving – as the final shots of a blood red sunset over the Himalayas.

A newly commissioned score composed, orchestrated and conducted by Simon Fisher Turner (The Great White Silence) features a haunting combination of electronic music, found sounds, western and Nepalese instruments and vocals”. – BFI

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image credit: Regine Petersen : Ann

Image: Laura Pannack

Image credit: Harold Diaz: The Armour

FORMAT Photoforum: Laura Pannack

Beyond Evidence An incomplete narrative of photographic truths 13 March – 7 June 2015, QUAD Gallery

Featuring: Larry Sultan & Mike Mandel, Yann Mingard, Andrea Botto, Thomas Keenan & Eyal Weizman, Mishka Henner, Thomas Mailaender, Simon Menner, Regine Petersen, LA-X Collection Klaus Weidner, Tiane Doan na Champassak, Sara-Lena Maierhofer, Lukas Einsele, Miti Ruangkritya, Giorgio Di Noto, Tiphanie Mall, João Pina, Cristina De Middel, Natasha Caruana, Murray Ballard, Edmund Clark, Arianna Arcara & Luca Santese, Stéphanie Solinas and Werker Magazine with Mohamed Bousouf.

For the 2015 edition of FORMAT Festival the main exhibition at QUAD Gallery takes its cue from the legendary work Evidence by Larry Sultan and Mike Mandel from 1977. The show curated by Lars Willumeit and Louise Clements presents a diversity of contemporary artistic positions that all use their own visual strategies to explore, question and undermine our preconceptions of evidence and its use within the medium of photography, art and visual culture. The exhibition features a wide range of fascinating international artists whose works interrogate the relationship between image and knowledge. Throughout the show artists remind us that not only does the camera test our ability to trust, but more fundamentally it provokes us to question how we determine the truth, beyond reasonable doubt, when photographic representation inherently instils within us through the history of documentary, a notion of trust. The scope of visual narratives in the investigations by the artists who look at the production of evidence, bring into view the tensions between probability and truth, between authenticity and doubt. In Beyond Evidence we invite audiences to explore this territory and indulge in a wonderful combination of works from the archive to contemporary installation all exploring the complexity and ideas of evidence.

EXPOSURE 13th March – 7th June 2015 QUAD Extra Gallery Spaces

Featuring: Miia Autio, Arnis Balcus, Antoine Bruy, Jack Carvosso, Harold Diaz, Caroline Douglas, Sarah Eyre, Matt Henry, Pixy Yijun Liao, Qian Ma, Jiehao Su. Presenting the work of eleven artists selected from FORMAT’s international open call EXPOSURE, this vibrant exhibition offers a dynamic range of responses to this year’s festival theme of EVIDENCE from practitioners based across the world including the UK, France, Latvia and China.

Each artist offers a unique interpretation of the theme through narratives of identity, intimacy and experimentation explored throughout the exhibition.

FORMAT International Photography Festival Launch Night 12th March in QUAD and throughout Derby

For the full programme of talks, tours, workshops, screenings, exhibitions and more visit www.formatfestival.com FORMAT is organised by QUAD and the University of Derby

FORMAT Photoforum: “ DENCH Yourself”

Tuesday 6th January, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Tuesday 3rd February, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Laura Pannack joins us for our first Photoforum session of the New Year. Laura is an award-winning photographer who focuses on social documentary and portraiture, and seeks to explore the complex relationship between subject and photographer.

Join us for an unmissable edition of Photoforum with the awardwinning photographer Peter Dench.

The University of Derby graduate returns to the city to deliver a typically entertaining talk which offers an insight into his practice, advice on producing long-term reportage projects and on how to survive as a modern photographer.

Paul Hill MBE will lead a Q&A with Peter Dench at the end of the session.

A firm believer that “time, trust and understanding is the key to portraying subjects truthfully”, Laura’s approach allows genuine connections to be made between herself and those she photographs, and her projects often develop over several years. In this illustrated artist talk, Pannack will discuss her past and current projects, share her experiences and take part in a Q&A led by Photoforum host Paul Hill MBE. Pannack recently achieved the John Kobal New Work Award from the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2014 and her work has been extensively exhibited and published both in the UK and internationally. www.laurapannack.com Cost: £5, £4 concessions, QUAD members

Dench achieved a World Press Photo Award in the People in the News Stories category and participated in the World Press Joop Masterclass.

Solo exhibitions include ‘LoveUK’ in Cardiff, UK and ‘England Uncensored’ at the 2011 Visa pour l’Image fesitval of photojournaliam in France and the Periscopio festival, Spain. In 2010, Dench was placed 2nd in Advertising at the Sony World Photography Awards. www.peterdench.com Cost: £5, £4 concessions, QUAD members

FILMS Duke Of Burgundy UK 2014 Dir: Peter Strickland

American Sniper USA 2014 Dir: Clint Eastwood

Clint Eastwood is back behind the camera after last year’s surprise hit Jersey Boys rejuvenated the director.

Here he is directing Bradley Cooper (Silver Linings Playbook), playing a Navy S.E.A.L who is looking back over his military career, a career that includes over 150 confirmed kills.

With Sienna Miller and Kyle Gallner.

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Birdman USA 2014 119 mins Dir: Alejandro González Iñárritu

France 1987 104 mins Dir: Louis Malle

“One

of the great movies about World War Two and the German Occupation, this semi-autobiographical film, set in January 1944 at an exclusive Catholic boarding school outside Fontainebleau, is the key work Malle waited 42 years to make. This richly detailed, immaculately acted film traces the friendship between two 12-year-olds, one from a wealthy Catholic family through whose eyes the events are seen, the other a Jewish boy hidden by the priests, his identity concealed. It’s a movie about childhood, friendship, betrayal, and how to understand a confused world. The priests are neither mocked nor turned into plaster saints; Nazism and anti-Semitism are seen as evil, but the German occupiers are not demonised.” - Philip French, The Guardian

Birdman is a hugely inventive black comedy that tells the story of actor Riggan Thomson (Michael Keaton), famous for once portraying an iconic superhero, as he struggles to mount a Broadway play. When one of the actors is injured in rehearsals, the lead actress (Naomi Watts) brings in her lover, Mike (Edward Norton), an egotistical ‘method’ actor whose actions threaten to disrupt an already unstable production. Superbly directed by Iñárritu, the film’s structure is based on several long takes that are seamlessly edited to give the appearance of one continuous shot, spanning several days. Shot by cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki (Gravity, The Tree of Life), the camera twists and turns around the maze-like corridors of the Broadway theatre at a whirlwind pace, all the time propelled by Antonio Sanchez’s original drum score. Endlessly creative, often hilarious and featuring a career-best performance from Keaton, Birdman is a unique satire and a feast for both the eyes and the mind.

Peter Strickland follows up Berbarian Sound Studio with this 19th century erotic drama about a butterfly professor, Cynthia and her lover Evelyn. A singular vision, this is beautifully filmed and exquisitely performed story which follows a ritualistic sado–masochistic role play that starts to unravel when Cynthia, the strict dom, begins to yearn for a more conventional relationship.

“Channelling

the early ‘70s eroticism of Jess Franco and the ‘passionate agony’ (as Susan Sontag put it) of Ingmar Bergman’s Persona, Strickland creates a decadent, finely calibrated universe that is as sensually and cinematically distinctive as it is funny and true.” - BFI

A Most Violent Year USA 2014 125 mins Dir: J C Chandor

J C Chandor follows his tale of one man on a boat (All Is Lost) with this sprawling crime drama set in New York City during the winter of 1981, statistically one of the most violent years in the city’s history.

Focusing on the lives of an immigrant (Oscar Isaac), his wife (Jessica Chastain) and his family; who are trying to build their business and capitalise on opportunities as the violence and corruption of every day tries to bring them down.

Beyond Clueless

Big Eyes

UK 2014 89 mins Dir: Charlie Lyne

USA 2014 Dir: Tim Burton

Narrated by cult teen star Fairuza Balk, Beyond Clueless is a dizzying journey into the mind, body and soul of the teen movie, as seen through the eyes of over 200 modern coming-of-age classics. With a score

by Summer Camp, come take a trip back to high school.

“While

the analysis traverses the terrain of teen identity, sex, hierarchy and groupthink, the film feels as light and enjoyable as any teen movie” – Sight and Sound.

See P19 for more films in our ‘Teens Rule OK!’ Season.

Tim Burton returns to the type of film-making that garnered him Oscar nominations for Ed Wood back in the early ‘90s with this drama based around the life of painter Margaret Keane. Keane (played by Amy Adams) had phenomenal success with her distinctive paintings featuring characters with large eyes, the film follows her through this period and into the 1960s when her husband tried to claim credit for the works.

Christoph Waltz plays Walter Keane with support from Jason Schwartzman, Danny Huston and Terence Stamp.

Electricity UK 2014 96 mins Dir: Bryn Higgins

Duck Soup

Enemy

USA 1933 68 mins Dir: Leo McCarey

Canada/Spain 2013 90 mins Dir: Denis Villeneuve

Possibly the greatest of the Marx Brothers films, Duck Soup is a satirical quick fire comedy as you would expect from the wise cracking Groucho, the mute Harpo and the dim witted Chico. It was their final film for Paramount Studios and was the pinnacle of their film career.

Rufus T Firefly (Groucho) is placed as president of the small state Freedonia and when inept spies from the neighbouring state are send to spy, chaos ensues!

After his amazing performance in one of 2014’s best films Nightcrawler, Jake Gyllenhaal kicks off 2015 with this mystery/thriller that sees him tracking down his doppelganger, who he spots in a low rent movie.

Obsessed with meeting him, he tracks the actor down in Toronto, and their lives become intertwined as they get to know each other.

After its triumphant world premiere at the London Film Festival in October, Electricity arrives on QUAD screens. The film is anchored by a strong central performance by Agyness Deyn as a young woman with epilepsy searching for her lost brother. Witty and visually compelling, the film follows her search, as she battles against people around her and her own illness fighting to kill her.

Based on the novel by Derbyshire writer Ray Robinson.

“Chicolini

here may talk like an idiot, and look like an idiot, but don’t let that fool you: he really is an idiot.” - Groucho

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Ex Machina

Inherent Vice

Love Is Strange

Mortdecai

UK/USA 2014 108 mins Dir: Alex Garland

USA 2015 Dir: Paul Thomas Anderson

USA 2014 94 mins Dir: Ira Sachs

USA 2015 Dir: David Koepp

Paul Thomas Anderson follows his Oscar Nominated masterpiece The Master with this ambitious adaption of the Thomas Pynchon novel. This noir crime-drama follows detective Larry “Doc” Sportello (Joaquin Phoenix) as he investigates the disappearance of a former girlfriend and delves into the strange, weird and sometimes funny world of Los Angeles circa 1970. With Jena Malone, Reese Witherspoon, Josh Brolin, Benicio Del Toro, Maya Rudolph and Owen Wilson.

Ira Sachs latest film Love is Strange, which he both directed and co-wrote, feels like a career high point. It stars John Lithgow as Ben, a retired painter, and Alfred Molina as George, a music teacher, who get married after being together for 39 years, which leads to George being fired from his job at a Catholic school.

Forced to sell their New York co-op that they can no longer afford, they are temporarily homeless and must rely on the kindness of friends and relatives. While struggling with the pain of separation, Ben and George also have to deal with the intergenerational tensions and erratic family dynamics of their new digs.

Marisa Tomei is excellent as a reluctant family member and frustrated writer.

Johnny Depp turns his eye to comedy in this tale of art dealer Charles Mortdecai and his quest to recover a stolen painting armed only with his good looks and charm. Crossing angry Russians, MI5, his impossibly leggy wife and an international terrorist, Mortdecai is trying to recover the painting that contains the code to a lost bank account filled with Nazi gold. With Ewan McGregor, Gwyneth Paltrow, Aubrey Plaza and Olivia Munn.

Writer Alex Garland (Dredd) steps behind the camera for this smart sci-fi tale of a young programmer Caleb, who is selected to participate in a breakthrough experiment in artificial intelligence. He arrives at a private mountain retreat where he finds he must interact with the world’s first true AI, housed in the body of a beautiful robot woman.

Domhnall Gleeson plays Caleb alongside Oscar Isaac (Inside Llewyn Davis) and Alicia Vikander (Testament Of Youth).

Suite Francaise

UK 2014 130 mins Dir: James Kent

Vera Brittain’s classic memoir - the first part of a trilogy - is such an important book, both for its vivid portrayal of a generation lost to war and as a woman’s account of her life in a time of tumultuous change. This is a faithfully rendered interpretation following Vera (Alicia Vikander) from her teenage years as an academically ambitious teenager in pre-WWI England, horsing around with her brother and his school friends, through to the shattering impact the war has on all of their lives, their dreams and their futures. There is stellar acting talent on display from a uniformly excellent cast, including Dominic West, Emily Watson, Hayley Atwell and Miranda Richardson. A poignant and heartfelt depiction of grief and loss.

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France 2014 108 mins Dir: Saul Dibb

Foxcatcher USA 2014 134 mins Dir: Bennett Miller

Moneyball and Capote director Bennett Miller brings to the screen the true story of Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum), an Olympic wrestler whose relationship with key sponsor John du Pont (Steve Carell) and his brother Dave Schultz (Mark Ruffalo) was a tumultuous one.

Winner of the Best Director award at the Cannes Film Festival in 2014, Foxcatcher is one of the key films of the awards season.

Testament Of Youth

Into The Woods USA 2015 125 mins Dir: Rob Marshall

Based on the incredibly popular stage musical by Stephen Sondheim, Into The Woods tells the tale of a witch teaching lessons to the various characters of popular children’s stories including Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk and Rapunzel. Chicago director Rob Marshall leads an all star cast featuring Anna Kendrick (Cinderella), Johnny Depp (The Wolf), Meryl Streep (The Witch), Chris Pine (Cinderella’s Prince), Emily Blunt (The Baker’s Wife) and many more.

Suite Française is based on the wartime memoirs of Irène Némirovsky, which, after they were rediscovered in 1998, quickly became a publishing sensation. Némirovsky’s notes, written during the Occupation of France, recount her relationship with a refined German officer in a classic story of lovers kept apart by the inconvenience of war. In this new adaptation, director Saul Dibb (The Duchess) succeeds in recreating the tone of the novel, bringing both great emotion and the wider scope of history. Set in 1944, in a small town in Northern France, Lucille Angellier (Michelle Williams) lives unhappily with her controlling mother in law (Kristin Scott Thomas) as they wait for news of their POW husband and son.

Selma USA 2014 Dir: Ava DuVernay

This film follows the events around the 1965 Selma to Montgomery voting rights marches led by James Bevel, Hosea Williams and Martin Luther King. David Oyelowo (Interstellar) plays the legendary Civil Rights leader MLK with support from Tim Roth, Carmen Ejogo, Giovanni Ribisi, Alessandro Nivola, Oprah Winfrey and Tom Wilkinson as President Lyndon B. Johnson.

The Theory Of Everything UK 2014 123 mins Dir: James Marsh

The director of Man On Wire and Shadow Dancer bridges the gap between documentary and fiction with this excellent biopic of Stephen and Jane Hawking. Based on the book by Jane Hawking, Eddie Redmayne brings the iconic physicist to life with Felicity Jones playing Jane, and the two are excellent in their roles.

“Redmayne

towers: this is an astonishing, genuinely visceral performance that bears comparison with Daniel Day-Lewis in My Left Foot” – The Guardian

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CREATIVE COURSES

Bread & Roses Film Night Bread & Roses presents films about human rights and social justice.

We take the name from a film by Ken Loach about two sisters who fight to unionise the office where they work.

See Holocaust Memorial Day events for January’s Bread & Roses screening.

The Case Against 8 Sunday 8th March at 8:30pm USA 2014 112 mins Dir: Ben Cotner, Ryan White

A behind-the-scenes look inside the historic case to overturn California’s ban on same-sex marriage.

The high-profile trial first makes headlines with the unlikely pairing of Ted Olson and David Boies, political foes who last faced off as opposing attorneys in Bush v. Gore. The film also follows the plaintiffs, two gay couples who find their families at the centre of the same-sex marriage controversy. Five years in the making, this is the story of how they took the first federal marriage equality lawsuit to the U.S. Supreme Court. Tickets £5

Whiplash USA 2014 107 mins Dir: Damien Chazelle

This multi-award winner at the Sundance Film Festival, Whiplash is unconventional and hard to describe, but its detailed performances, use of music and percussive editing lead to a devastating emotional punch.

The film stars rising actor Miles Teller as a promising drummer, starting out at the prestigious Schaffer Conservatory in New York, with a head full of dreams to become the new Buddy Rich.

His development is in the hands of Fletcher (the ever excellent J. K. Simmons), one of the school’s principal teachers, who drives his students towards high achievement through unorthodox and unforgiving methods.

“Triumphant” **** The Guardian “Passionate” **** Time Out

Wild USA 2014 115 mins Dir: Jean-Marc Vallée

The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel UK 2015 Dir: John Madden

One of the most successful films ever to play at QUAD returns with a sequel. Sonny (Dev Patel) dreams of opening a new hotel but has to manage the first hotel and his imminent marriage! Alongside the regulars Eveyln (Judi Dench) and Douglas (Bill Nighy) and new co-manager Muriel (Maggie Smith) we have new arrivals Guy (Richard Gere) and Lavinia (Tamsin Greig) joining the fun.

HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS 2015 AT QUAD

Based on Cheryl Strayed’s memoir about a 1,100-mile journey of self-discovery, with Hornby’s screenplay, Jean-Marc Vallee’s (Dallas Buyers Club) direction and Reese Witherspoon cast as Cheryl Strayed, the film reads like Oscar 2015 buzz right there. Witherspoon transforms herself as a freshly divorced and emotionally raw Cheryl who undertakes a solo marathon hike along the Pacific Crest Trail, and is matched in acting talent by Laura Dern, who plays her mother, Bobbi, an inspiring life force in her daughter’s life.

Bread And Roses Presents Night Will Fall Cinematic Shakespeare: The Comedies Wednesdays, 10th February – 18th March, 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Creative Writing: Let’s Submit A Book Mondays, 9th February – 30th March, 6:30pm – 9:00pm

www.1623theatre.co.uk

So, you’ve finished your first draft off, but you’re not sure where to go next with your book. This course is the most advanced yet to run at QUAD, giving you detailed feedback sessions and advice on your editing, as well as sessions devoted to creating your cover letter, synopsis, and offering support in the all-important process of researching your agent or small press. The perfect course for anyone looking to take the final steps in their development as a writer and aiming for publication.

Course Fees: £45, £43 concessions & £41 QUAD Members

Cost: £120, £110 concessions, £100 QUAD Members

Over this six-week course, we’ll explore a range of screen versions of Shakespeare’s comedies including As You Like It, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing and The Tempest.

Includes a free ticket to RSC Live: Love’s Labour’s Won (aka Much Ado About Nothing). Tutor is Ben Spiller, artistic director of 1623 theatre company.

Talk Cinema Film Course Tuesdays, 10th February – 7th April, 7:00pm – 9:00pm

This perennial favourite returns and the premise is as simple as ever.

See a film then talk about it. Over the nine week course there are four film screenings chosen from the QUAD programme and five film discussion sessions led by tutor Alan Seaman.

The only entry requirement is a love of cinema and a desire to talk about it!

Film screenings will be confirmed nearer the time.

Course fees: £50, £45 concessions & £40 QUAD Members (price includes tickets for four film screenings).

Creative Writing: From Idea to Publication Thursdays, 12th February – 4th November 6:30pm – 9:00pm

This eight week course will give you all the tools you need to discover your writing talent, explore what makes a great story and all the information you need to get your story out there with an agent and a publisher.

With a variety of practical exercises and helpful advice this course is ideal for anyone just getting interested in writing or experienced scribes looking for a refresher course.

Cost: £120, £110 concessions, £100 QUAD Members

Sunday 25th January at 8:30pm & Tuesday 27th January at 9:30pm Various 2014 75 mins Dir: Andre Singer

A documentary about Nazi concentration camps, featuring footage filmed in 1945 by Sidney Bernstein and Alfred Hitchcock.

Tickets £5

Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories Of The Kindertransport Monday 26th & Wednesday 28th January at 9:15am UK 2000 122 mins Dir: Mark Jonathan Harris

Narrated by Dame Judi Dench, this incredibly moving Oscar winning documentary tells of the extraordinary rescue operation that brought ten thousand children from German-held lands to Great Britain in the months prior to World War II. The film is followed by a Q&A session with Steven Mendelsson, a ‘Kindertransportee’ who stayed in England after the war and now lives in Sheffield.

Admission is FREE but limited; please book in advance through QUAD Box Office.

Holocaust Memorial Day Event Tuesday 27th January at 7:30pm

An evening of words, music and dance with this year’s theme ‘Keep The Memory Alive’ commemorating the victims of genocide: especially on the 20th anniversary of the massacres of the Bosnian war, the 70th anniversary of the massacres of Armenia and the liberation of Auschwitz. Expect spoken word contributions from the Armenian community, performances of both Jewish and Ukrainian traditional music plus a band comprising members of both groups; dance performances from the internationally-renowned Derbybased troupe Hoverla and flamenco dancing Derby’s Gypsy community, a performing arts presentation by students from Landau Forte College plus input from many more of Derby’s diverse communities.

Admission is FREE but limited; please book in advance through QUAD Box Office. This will be followed by a screening of Night Will Fall (tickets £5).

Part of a series of events organised

by Derby’s HMD group, for more details of events, please see: www.hmd.org.uk

THE JAPAN TOURING FOUNDATION FILM PROGRAMME 2015 We are delighted to be taking part in this year’s Japan Foundation UK’s annual Touring Film Programme. This year’s programme is under the narrative framework of ‘encounters’, and offers an enlightening and expansive introduction to Japanese cinema. Showcasing a vast variety of styles and tones, this programme offers a broad picture of the daily reality and experiences of a country.

Nobody To Watch Over Me S (Daremo mamotte kurenai) Friday 13th February at 6:15pm Japan 2009 118 mins Dir: Ryoichi Kimizuka

A deep drama depicting the fears of a modern day society, it portrays the distress of the family of a juvenile criminal and the conflicts of the detective ordered to protect them.

The Funamura family is the target of mass media attention after their first son commits an act of murder.

Furthermore, every move detective Katsuura takes in protecting the bewildered daughter of the family, Saori, is being fully exposed over the internet. In a deadly game of hide and seek Katsuura and Saori are eventually freed from the malicious attempts of internet addicts.

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Friday 13th February at 8:50pm Japan 2004 140 mins Dir: Yoichi Sai

Saturday 14th February at 3:45pm Japan 1966 89 mins Dir: Seijun Suzuki

In this epic fresco, Sai explores social history through one man, a Korean emigrant to 1920s Japan, who works his way up to head a small criminal empire. Sai’s brilliant recreation of a vanished community raises difficult questions about Korean-Japanese identity. A virtual companion piece to Hou Hsiao-Hsien’s The Puppetmaster, Sai’s epic fresco uses the biography of one man as a key to an entire social history.

Kim Shun-Pei emigrates from Jeju Island in Korea (a Japanese colony at the time) to Osaka as a young man in 1923. A lifelong fear of poverty meshes with his compulsive womanising, as well as his capacity for violence, to make him a monster as he moves from initial success with a fish-cake business to heading a small criminal empire as a loan shark.

International Film Festival Rotterdam

An interesting variant on Bizet’s Carmen from acclaimed director Seijun Suzuki, this experimental film tells of young Karumen, who leaves home after being gang-raped by thugs from school. She goes to Osaka, where men fall at her feet when she becomes a nightclub singer. The film is shot variously in black-and-white, red-and-white, blue-and-white, etc., depending on the scene. With some film-makers, this technique would become annoying fairly quickly, but Suzuki uses the colours to accentuate the story rather than for visual effect alone. Allmovie.com

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A Letter To Momo (Momo e no tegami) S

Saturday 14th February at 6:30pm Japan 2008 115 mins Dir: Tsutomu Hanabusa

Saturday 14th February at 8:55pm Japan 2014 90 mins Dir: Hitori Gekidan

Sunday 15th February at 6pm Japan 2011 120 mins Dir: Hiroyuki Okiura

39-year-old Haruo Todoroki is a magician who works in a dingy Tokyo club. With no success in his career and no family, he’s become depressed with life. He receives a call from the police informing him a man identified as his father has been found dead and he is requested to collect his belongings. Learning his father was a rough sleeper, Todoroki visits the area where he took shelter where a bolt of lightning appears from the sky and strikes him. Coming round, Todoroki wakes to find himself in a world 40 years earlier.

He stumbles upon a theatre and takes the opportunity to make a living by performing magic. He meets a young magician Shotaro and his assistant Etsuko who turn out to be his parents. Concealing his identity, Todoroki begins to learn more about his family. Emphasis Video Entertainment Limited

A heartwarming, animated fantasy that was seven years in the making.

With the assistance of key animation supervisor Ando Masashi (Spirited Away), director Okiura presents a richly expressive depiction of the beautiful scenery of Japan’s Seto Inland Sea region; which won the New York International Children’s Film Festival’s Best Feature Film Grand Prize. 11-year-old girl Momo moves to a tiny island in the Seto Inland Sea. She continues to cling to the memory of her late father who left her an unfinished letter, and finds herself unable to adjust to her new lifestyle or make friends.

Then one day, she is visited by three bizarre creatures.

Japanese Film Database

Kind-hearted diner chef Takuro has lots of friends, but has never been considered attractive to the opposite sex. One day, Takuro is approached with an offer of a special suit that can make him instantly handsome simply by wearing it. Of course he jumps at the opportunity to change his appearance, and it works so well he begins working as a top male model named Annin. The suit is not without its flaws, however, and often short-circuits at the worst possible moments. When Takuro is given the choice of wearing a permanent version of the suit which can never be removed, he has a serious decision to make. Eigapedia

Scattered Clouds (Midaregumo) S Sunday 15th February at 2:30pm Japan 1967 108 mins Dir: Mikio Naruse

In this Japanese romance, the trouble begins after a young man is involved in a fatal car accident. Though he was deemed blameless in the crash, his company still transfers him from Tokyo to a remote branch in a small town. Just before he leaves, the man, who is now overcome with guilt, offers the dead man’s widow a large sum of money. She refuses it at first, but then listens to her persistent in-laws and takes the cash and decides to return to her hometown to recover. Naturally it is the town where the young man has been assigned. Fandango

Jinx!!! (Jinkusu!!!) S Sunday 15th February at 8:35pm Japan 2013 123 mins Dir: Naoto Kumazawa

Korean exchange student Ji-Ho meets plain college girl Kaede and Kaede’s childhood friend Yusuke.

Ji-Ho wants to jumpstart things for this lukewarm couple, and lets loose a series of Korean-style love jinxes on them. In this romance, popular K-POP group T-ARA member Hyomin transforms into a Korean exchange student who teaches Japanese college students all about love. From Me to You director Kumazawa Naoto depicts love with a touch of pathos about the different perspectives on love in Korea and Japan. Japanese Film Database

THE FRINGES One year on and a whole bunch of cult classics, East Asian cinema, chills, thrills and spills later, The Fringes celebrates its first birthday. So what does the first quarter of 2015 hold: Serial Killers, Sexy Vampires, Yakuza, Christian Slater, Bill, Ted, Guys and Dolls! Check out the Fringes film blog at onthefringescinema. wordpress.com

TEENS RULE OK! The Last Horror Movie Friday 16th January at 8:45pm UK 2003 80 mins Dir: Julian Richards

This meta-heavy horror film follows wedding cameraman Max Parry (Kevin Howarth) and his assistant as they murder their victims and videotape their crimes. Recording them onto a rental store video tape, they use the video to source their next victims. An excellent independent British film with a stellar central performance from Howarth as the deranged serial killer.

Presented by The University Of Derby’s Horror And Transgression MA. There will be a Q&A and a post screening discussion hosted by lecturer Matthew Cheeseman and MA student Lea Weller.

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Friday 20th February at 8:45pm France 1979 80 mins Dir: Jean Rollin

Fright Club has been going for a few years now but we have never screened a film by Euro Horror director Jean Rollin. Well it is time to rectify that. Fascination includes lots of the regular themes in Rollin’s work, namely beautiful vampires!

Set in 1905, the film follows Marc a thief who seeks refuge in a castle.

The two chambermaids are looking after the castle but are part of a vampiric cult of blood drinking aristocrats!

Check the website and the Facebook group for details about the March screening.

To celebrate the new documentary Beyond Clueless, we will be screening some choice teen movies in February and March.

Crossing The Streams Bill And Ted’s Excellent Adventure Friday 20th – Sunday 22nd February USA 1989 90 mins Dir: Stephen Herek

The Breakfast Club Friday 6th & Saturday 7th February USA 1984 98 mins Dir: John Hughes

It is back to school for Saturday morning detention in John Hughes’ classic teen coming of age masterpiece, The Breakfast Club.

Emilio Estevez as the Jock, Anthony Michael Hall as the Nerd, Molly Ringwald as the popular kid, Ally Sheedy as the Loner and Judd Nelson as the bad boy. “Don’t you.…forget about me” As if we could.

Two seemingly insignificant teens from San Dimas are destined to save the world by writing the greatest song ever written; a song that will unify nations and bring peace to the world. First they have to pass their upcoming history report and avoid being sent to Military school!

When a man in a telephone box from the future comes to help them, they go on a radical tour through history gathering up important names for their presentation. Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter star as Bill and Ted aka The Wyld Stallyns!

Empire Records Friday 20th & Saturday 21st March USA 1995 85 mins Dir: Allan Moyle

A bunch of teens who work for the local independent record shop Empire Records, bond and fall out as they fight to save their store from being swallowed up by a larger chain. With Robin Tunney, Renee Zellweger, Liv Tyler, Ethan Embray and a killer soundtrack!

Audience Vote! Check out the QUAD/ The Fringes blog for your chance to vote for your favourite teen movie of the 90s and 00s to screen as part of the Teens Rule OK! season.

Plus more Teens Rule OK! season titles to be confirmed.

Check the website and @FringesCinema on Twitter for more details.

Mean Girls Blood And Bones Friday 13th February at 8:50pm

Satori Screen Branded To Kill

See Japan Foundation Touring Programme season for film details.

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Friday 9th January at 8:45pm Japan 1967 91 mins Dir: Seijun Suzuki

Seijun Suzuki’s delirious 1967 hit-man film has drawn comparisons with contemporaries Le Samourai and Point Blank and influenced directors such as John Woo, Jim Jarmusch and Quentin Tarantino among others.

The story of laconic yakuza Hanada, aka ‘No. 3 Killer’, the third rated hit-man in Japan who takes an impossible job from the mysterious, death obsessed Misako. Hanada bungles the hit and finds himself the target of his employers and a bullet ridden journey leads him to face the No. 1 Killer.

Shot in monochrome with beguiling visuals, Branded to Kill is an effortlessly cool crime film with a jazzy score that caused Suzuki to be fired by the studio’s executives but is now rightly recognised as his masterpiece.

Check the website and the Facebook group for details about the March screening.

Fringe Cinema Pump Up The Volume Friday 27th February at 8:45pm USA 1990 102 mins Dir: Allan Moyle

By day Mark (Christian Slater) is the shy student bullied by students and faculty alike; by night pirate radio DJ Hard Harry is straight talking and playing great tunes!

Harry becomes a hero to the students while angering the principal. When one of the listeners commits suicide, chaos breaks out at the school and the police are called in. But will they stop Harry from speaking the truth?

A cracking teen movie with an amazing soundtrack featuring Pixies, The Descendents, Leonard Cohen and more.

Friday 6th & Saturday 7th March USA 2004 97 mins Dir: Mark S Waters

Lindsay Lohan’s shining moment in cinema, courtesy of a wicked script from Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock’s Tina Fey. Cady Heron is a member of the ‘A’ List clique at her new school until she falls for the ex-boyfriend of one of her classmates.

Amanda Seyfield (Lovelace) made her screen debut in this, alongside Rachel McAdams, Lacey Chabert and, of course, Tina Fey.

Guys And Dolls Sunday 22nd February at 2:00pm USA 1955 150 mins Dir: Joseph L Mankiewicz

The legendary musical arrives at QUAD for the first time. Nathan Detroit (Frank Sinatra) decides to set up the biggest craps game in New York but the only barrier is the $1000 fee to rent the space. His old friend Sky Masterson (Marlon Brando) challenges Nathan to take a woman of his choosing to dinner in Cuba Assured of an easy bet, he gets more than he bargained for when he meets missionary Sarah Brown (Jean Simmons). Luck be a Lady tonight!

FILM SCREENINGS

MIDWEEK TREAT

CINEMA TICKET PRICES

Screening in January

Join us for a matinee screening with a special introduction every Wednesday at 2:00pm.

Midweek Treat tickets are £6.50, £5.50 concessions. Please see http://bit.ly/quadmt or call QUAD Box Office for details of the next film screening.

Standard films

Birdman Big Eyes Enemy Foxcatcher Inherent Vice Into The Woods Testament Of Youth The Case Against 8 The Theory Of Everything

CINE BABIES SCREENINGS

HMD: Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories Of The Kindertransport

Cine Babies are exclusive weekly screenings for parents/carers with babies under 12 months which take place every Thursday at 12:00pm.

To enable entrance, parents or carers should join QUAD’s FREE Cine Babies club, please contact QUAD Box Office for details or visit: http://bit.ly/quadcinebabies

Fright Club: The Last Horror Movie

Please note there is no general admittance for these screenings.

Whiplash Wild Electricity HMD: Night Will Fall

Branded To Kill

Tickets for adults are: £6.50, £5.50 concs, tickets for babies are free.

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Screening in February American Sniper

Please see QUAD’s weekly film listings (www.derbyquad.co.uk) for details of the next film screening.

A Most Violent Year Au Revoir Les Enfants

SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENINGS

Duck Soup Duke Of Burgundy Ex Machina Fright Club: Fascination

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Love Is Strange Mortdecai EPIC! Guys And Dolls Fringe Cinema: Pump Up The Volume

‘Supportive Environment Screenings’ are monthly screenings suitable for adults and children with specific needs and people from within the autistic spectrum. There are no adverts or trailers before these films.

Satori Screen: Blood And Bones

The screenings are held every second Thursday of the month at 11:00am.

Season of Adventure: The Epic Of Everest

Tickets are: £6, £5 concs, tickets for carers are free.

Selma

Supportive Environment films are not available to book online, please contact QUAD Box Office on 01332 290 606.

The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

Screening in March Suite Francaise

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Cine Kids are family focussed screenings of popular family titles held every Saturday at 3:30pm and Sunday at 1:30pm, and also daily during school holidays. Cine Kids Membership covers the whole family living at the same address until the youngest child is aged 16.

All tickets are £3.50 for Cine Kids Club members. Cine Kids Club membership is £12 and available from QUAD Box Office, please see http://bit.ly/quadcinekids or call QUAD Box Office for details of the next film screening.

Film screenings in The Box Full price £7 Concession / QUAD Member £6

Penguins Of Madagascar

Midweek Treat & Cine Babies Full price £6.50 Concession £5.50 QUAD Member £5.50

Supportive Environment screenings

Saturday 24th & Sunday 25th January USA 2014 92 mins Dir: Simon J Smith & Eric Darnell

Paddington Until Sunday 4th January UK 2014 95 mins Dir: Paul King

When it was announced that a big screen version of Paddington Bear was being produced the public winced but few could have foreseen it being such a great film! Hugh Bonneville and Sally Hawkins star as Mr and Mrs Brown alongside Peter Capaldi, Julie Walters and Jim Broadbent, with Ben Whishaw providing Paddington with his voice.

Skipper! Kowalski! Rico and Private, those loveable penguins from the hit Madagascar movies, join forces with undercover organisation The North Wind to stop the villainous Dr. Octavius Brine from destroying the world as we know it.

Full price £6.00 Concession £5

Cine Supper £13.50

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Beyond Clueless

Full price £7.80 QUAD Member £7.00 Concession £6.50 QUAD Member Concession £6

CINE KIDS

See http://bit.ly/quadses for details of the next film we are screening.

Cine Kids Lifetime membership £12 (covers the whole family at one address) Cine Kids Member price £3.50

Image credit: Seamus Mckenna

Alexander And The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Tinker Bell And The Legend Of The NeverBeast

Saturday 10th & Sunday 11th January USA 2014 81 mins Dir: Miguel Arteta

Saturday 17th & Sunday 18th January USA 2014 tbc mins Dir: Steve Loter

This film follows the exploits of 11 year old Alexander as he goes through the most terrible and horrible day of his young life.

When he tells his upbeat family about his misadventures, he finds little sympathy and he begins to wonder if bad things only happen to him. He soon learns he is not alone when his mom, dad and brother and sister all start to experience a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day!!

Tink is back! When fun, animal-fairy Fawn befriends a huge, mysterious creature known as the NeverBeast she believes that you shouldn’t judge a book by its fangs, Tinker Bell and the Scout Fairies are not so sure.

Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 Saturday 31st January & Sunday 1st February USA 2014 123 mins Dir: Francis Lawrence

The third part of the Hunger Games series arrives with no sign of it slowing down. Katniss is chose to lead a revolutionary force against the Capitol while trying to save Peeta (Josh Hutcherson).

LIVE EVENT SCREENINGS

RSC LIVE

Exhibition On Screen

Live via satellite on QUAD’s cinema screen from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.

Exhibition On Screen brings blockbuster art exhibitions from galleries around the world to cinemas. In addition to covering the exhibition’s paintings, the films take audiences behind the scenes to discover what lies behind the exhibition, creatively and technically and what the artwork reveals about the artist and the particular historical period. Filmed exclusively for cinemas at the exhibitions and on location, this ground breaking series allows art lovers worldwide to enjoy, marvel and delight at the works of some of history’s greatest ever painters on the big screen, in stunning high definition.

Vincent Van Gogh: A New Way Of Seeing from the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam Tuesday 14th April at 7:00pm

The Impressionists from Paris, London and the USA Tuesday 26th May at 7:00pm

Exhibition On Screen Tickets, per screening: £12, £10 Concessions, £9 QUAD Members

Tuesday 13th January at 7:00pm

After two years on a blockbuster world tour, the ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ has returned home to the much-loved Mauritshuis gallery in The Hague, which has just completed extensive renovations. With huge queues lining up for a glimpse of her enigmatic beauty and nearly 1.2 million visitors at its stop in Japan, the enduring appeal of this masterpiece is indisputable.

The beautifully filmed documentary goes in pursuit of the many unresolved riddles surrounding the extraordinary painting and its mysterious creator Vermeer.

Thursday 12th March at 6:45pm

Starring Meera Syal and directed

by Rufus Norris Pulitzer Prize-winner Katherine Boo spent three years in Annawadi recording the lives of its residents.

From her uncompromising book, winner of the National Book Award for Non-Fiction 2012, David Hare has fashioned a tumultuous play on an epic scale.

NTLive: Treasure Island Girl With The Pearl Earring and other treasures of the Mauritshuis, The Netherlands

NTLive: Behind the Beautiful Forevers

Thursday 22nd January at 6:45pm Encores: Wednesday 18th February at 1:00pm Monday 23rd February at 2:00pm & 6:45pm Suitable for 10 years +

Robert Louis Stevenson’s story of murder, money and mutiny is brought to life in a thrilling new stage adaptation by Bryony Lavery, broadcast live from the National Theatre. It’s a dark, stormy night.

The stars are out. Jim, the innkeeper’s granddaughter, opens the door to a terrifying stranger. At the old sailor’s feet sits a huge sea-chest, full of secrets. Jim invites him in – and her dangerous voyage begins.

There is a special £8.50 under 16’s ticket price for the Wednesday 18th February matinee.

India is surging with global ambition. But beyond the luxury hotels surrounding Mumbai airport lies a makeshift slum, full of people with plans of their own. Zehrunisa and her son Abdul aim to recycle enough rubbish to fund a proper house. Sunil, twelve and stunted, wants to eat until he’s as tall as Kalu the thief. Asha seeks to steal government anti-poverty funds to turn herself into a ‘first-class person’, while her daughter Manju intends to become the slum’s first female graduate.

But their schemes are fragile; global recession threatens the garbage trade, and another slum-dweller is about to make an accusation that will destroy herself and shatter the neighbourhood.

Also Available to book: NTLive The Hard Problem NT Live Tickets: £17, £15 Concessions & £13 QUAD Members

Hamlet from The Royal Exchange Manchester Monday 23rd March at 6:45pm Encore: Tuesday 24th March at 6:45pm

Shakespeare’s most iconic play, Hamlet explodes with big ideas and is the ultimate play about loyalty, love, betrayal, murder and madness.

Maxine Peake stars as Hamlet in this acclaimed performance captured live during its sell-out performances in October 2014 at the Royal Exchange, Manchester.

“This

is an extraordinary Hamlet.

It’s more than extraordinary.

It’s a milestone Hamlet.”

Manchester Evening News “A fabulous, feminised production” The Times “Maxine

Peake is a ferocious Prince of Denmark” The Guardian “Maxine

Peake plays Shakespeare’s starring part with emotional ferocity” The Independent Tickets: £17, £15 concessions & £13 QUAD Members

RSC: Love’s Labour’s Lost Wednesday 11th February at 6:45pm

Summer 1914. Dedicating themselves to a life of study, the King and his friends take an oath to avoid the company of women for three years – but then the Princess Of France and her ladies-in-waiting arrive.

Shakespeare’s sparkling comedy mischievously suggests that the highest of all academic endeavours is the study of the opposite sex. Only at the end of the play is the merriment curtailed as the lovers agree to spend time apart, unaware that the world around them is about to be transformed by war.

RSC: Love’s Labour’s Won (aka Much Ado About Nothing) Wednesday 4th March at 6:45pm

Autumn 1918. A group of soldiers return from the trenches. The world-weary Benedick and his friend Claudio find themselves reacquainted with Beatrice and Hero. As memories of conflict give way to a life of parties and masked balls, Claudio and Hero fall madly, deeply in love, while Benedick and Beatrice reignite their own altogether more combative courtship.

Shakespeare’s comic romance plays out amidst the high spirits of a post-war house party, as youthful passions run riot, lovers are deceived and happiness is threatened – before peace ultimately wins the day. Better known as Much Ado About Nothing, the play is performed under the title Love’s Labour’s Won, a name possibly given to it during Shakespeare’s lifetime.

RSC Live Tickets: £17, £15 Concessions & £13 QUAD Members

PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES

DSLR Photography Level 1

Portrait Photography

Wednesdays, 21st January - 25th February (no session 4th Feb), 6:15pm - 8:45pm

Saturday 7th March 10:45am - 4:45pm

Tuesdays 3rd March - 31st March, 6:15pm - 8:45pm

This five week course is ideal if you have recently purchased, are going to purchase, or want to learn more about your digital SLR camera. It is suitable for people who have only used the ‘Program’ mode and are uncertain about the other camera functions. Designed to demystify the features and characteristics of these cameras in an interesting and accessible way, the course, with tutor Jon Legge, will feature talks, ‘hands-on’ workshops, demonstrations and group activities.

By the end of the course you will have the confidence to use the camera in more creative way, and have a basic understanding of light, composition and colour.

Cost: £160 / £140 concessions

This one day workshop with tutor Jon Legge is aimed at people who already take photographs and want to be able to take better portraits.

The emphasis of the course is on learning a range of techniques useful in portrait photography (children and adults) and building confidence.

It will cover using your own digital cameras to best effect, flash and available light, modifying light, colour balance, focal lengths and their affect on portraits, tricks for putting people at their ease, and using basic accessories.

Cost: £60 / £50 concessions

Night Photography Thursdays 19th & 26th March 6:30pm – 9:00pm

Take to the streets of Derby with tutor Jon Legge to learn techniques to best capture the night including exposure and shutter settings.

This course is aimed at people who are interested in learning more about low light and night-time photography.

It is designed for people who already take photographs, but don’t use anything other than automatic setting.

Cost: £60 / £50 concessions Jon Legge is a Nottingham based photographer with ten years’ experience delivering photography courses and workshops to all abilities and age groups. Clients include Colleges, Universities, WEA, Architects, Theatre companies, Stock Photo Libraries and The Arts Council. jonleggephotography.blogspot.co.uk

DIGITAL TOOLS COURSES

Creative Coding: Processing

Creating a Website with WordPress

Creative Coding: OpenFrameworks

Saturday 21st February, 10:45am – 4:45pm

Saturday 14th March 10:45am – 4:45pm

Saturday, 28th March 2015 10:45 – 16:45

This first look at Processing for total beginners is an introduction to programming in the context of the visual arts.

The computer language to be taught and discussed, Processing, is an open source software born out of research at MIT and is used by thousands of artists, designers and academics across the world. Interactive installations in the Museum of Modern Art, the V&A and the New World Center all use Processing.

The language is easy to understand, quick to create with and has many complex possibilities. Users are empowered by what is possible by travelling beyond the confines of proprietary software and creating their own design tools.

The workshop will be delivered and led by internationally respected creative coder and digital artist, Ashley James Brown (ashleyjamesbrown.com). For more information on Processing, please see: www.Procressing.org Cost: £80 / £60 concessions

A hands-on introductory course to creating websites with the WordPress content management system. The course is aimed at total beginners who have no prior knowledge and who want to create a website. This might be for a small business, charity or for personal use.

You may have already tried to set up WordPress but got lost in the technical stuff. This course will set you back on the right track.

By the end of the day attendees will be able to set up a website, add and manage content including multimedia and customise the look and feel of the website.

Tutor: Brendan Oliver Cost: £80 / £60 concessions

This is a one day crash course in creative coding using openFrameworks, a free toolkit.

It is an intensive workshop designed for anyone wishing to increase their technical knowledge and to learn to creative interactive applications with code.

By the end of the workshop individuals will have a solid entry-level understanding of programming and creative coding.

Attendees will understand the anatomy of OF apps – loops, conditions and logic and will be able to produce an interactive application using openFrameworks.

Find out more about the creative potential of openFrameworks at www.openframeworks.cc Cost: £80 / £60 concessions Brendan Oliver is an interaction designer and creative coder practising for over 14 years. Brendan has created interactive applications for clients such as BBC Big Screens, Glastonbury Festival, QUAD and Nottingham Contemporary. www.flpdigital.com

All courses suitable for ages 16 and above, see more at: bit.ly/quaddigicourse

TAKE PART - FAMILIES, CHILDREN & YOUNG PEO PLE KidsQUAD - Creative arts activities for children aged 7-11 years

Coming soon

Summer term film making: Kung Fu KidsQUAD! Saturdays 25 April; 2, 9, 16 May; 13, 20, 27 June, 10:30am – 12:30pm

Spring term film making: The Detectives Saturdays 10, 17, 24, 31 January; 21, 28 February & 7 March , 10:30am – 12:30pm

Join our professional film maker Jenson to script, film and star in your own detective themed thriller, which will be shown in our Resource Area during FORMAT International Photography Festival.

Cost: £77.00 for all seven sessions

February half-term: Adventures in Animation Monday 9th & Tuesday 10th February, 10:30am – 12:30pm

Following in the footsteps of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li, join our professional film maker Jenson to create a new martial arts classic, which will be shown in our Resource Area as part of our martial artsthemed season in the summer.

Cost: £77.00 for all seven sessions

DigisQUAD - Digital arts activities for young people aged 12-16 years February half-term: Creative Coding Wednesday 11th & Thursday 12th February, 1:30pm – 4:00pm

Join one of our digital facilitators to explore the connections between code and art. Learn how to write code to create your own digital masterpieces.

Cost: £33.00 for both sessions

Join our artists Helen and Paul who will help you to write your own story, develop characters and backdrops and bring the whole thing to life through animation.

Cost: £22.00 for both sessions

Easter Holidays: Photo Dioramas Monday 30th & Tuesday 31st March, 10:30am – 12:30pm

Join our artist Angela to learn how to make photo Dioramas.

Take inspiration from our photo exhibitions to create exciting 3D scenes using photos and artwork.

Cost: £22.00 for both sessions

Easter holidays: Creative Photoshop Wednesday 1st & Thursday 2nd April, 1:30pm – 4:00pm

Work with Digital Artist Glenn to get creative in our Digital Studio. Using Photoshop techniques, experiment with layers, textures and filters to turn photos and text into digital artwork, based on the themes of Film Noir, detective agencies and murder mysteries.

Cost: £33.00 for both sessions Children can be left unaccompanied during sessions, children with additional or behavioural support needs should come with care support.

Early booking advised for KidsQUAD and DigisQUAD as places are limited, booking is essential through QUAD Box Office.

Education Resources for schools

Sew Your Own Arctic Adventure Map!

Gallery visits: Bring your class to explore Gibson/ Martelli’s interactive exhibition. Self-led Gallery visits are free but booking in advance is essential.

Saturday 17 January 1:30pm - 3:30pm

Teacher resources: to support your visit are available to download for free: www.derbyquad.co.uk/ category/teachers-and-resources Workshops: Approach the curriculum creatively by bringing your class to one of our film, visual or digital art workshops to explore the Adventure theme further.

This theme is particularly relevant to English, Geography, History and Art & Design.

For more information or to book a visit or workshop: contact our Education Curator: sandrag@derbyquad.co.uk.

FORMAT15 Easter holiday activities for children and young people: KidsQUAD & DigisQUAD as listed above Exhibition activity guides for children and young people: Free Activity Guides and Detective Packs (ages 5-11) and Assignment Packs (ages 12+) will be available at QUAD or downloadable from the festival website www.formatfestival.com Education: The full range of activities for schools, colleges and universities will be listed in the Festival Guide and at www.formatfestival.com, including Festival tours, workshops, Packs for KS1/2 KS3+ and CPD opportunities for teachers.

Youth Forum: QUAD’s young artists aged 12-19 have been working together over the past year to create a group photographic exhibition to be displayed during FORMAT15.

FAMILY FRIENDLY

Take Part Activities Cube Derby: Designing in 3D

Suitable for age 8+ children need to be accompanied

As part of our Adventure Season at QUAD, come along to our family workshop and get ready to explore the Arctic with your own handmade adventure map. Cut out your trail, stitch it together and who knows where your map will lead you!

Cost: £3 per map, booking is strongly recommended, please allow at least 45 mins for the activity.

Listen Love Learn Tuesdays 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Creative activities for all families with children up to 5 years. A supportive environment to learn new skills and share experiences, includes specific focused sessions for young parents, babies, toddlers, mums, dads and the family together. £1 per adult per session.

For more information regarding the sessions, please see: http://bit.ly/quadlll

Lego Saturday Saturdays 11:00am until 4:00pm Suitable for children aged 3+ (and grown-ups!)

Come and have a play with Lego in the Family Friendly Resource area just outside QUAD Gallery.

FREE all children should be accompanied.

Saturday 31st January, 1:00pm – 3:30pm Suitable for age: 10+

Digital Participation Cube Derby Until 8th February Suitable for all ages

Explore Derby as never before by redesigning your city in the form of cubes. We’re looking for your take on Derby architecture through the form of cubes and cuboids. Use our net templates (downloadable via our website) to design Derby buildings in any style you like. Be it your house, a well known building from the Derby skyline, or a new building you think should be in the city. Anything goes and your designs can be hand drawn or digitally designed. The only rule is that it must fit in a single six sided cube. Each design will be wrapped around a 3D cube and placed in an interactive version of the city for you to explore.

Submit your designs to participation@derbyquad.co.uk or drop them off at QUAD Reception.

Create your own version of Cube Derby or an abstract cube world in this digital workshop introducing you to the world of 3D design through texture creation for 3D objects.

Use 3D software and Photoshop to learn basic 3D model texturing, UV mapping and composition creation.

Cost £3 booking recommended

Cube Derby: Building the City Saturday 31st January, 11:00am – 3:00pm FREE, Suitable for all ages

Work with local RIBA architects to design and build cube buildings in this fun, Minecraft inspired drop-in workshop. Build something you know, want to change or even a new building you would want to see in Derby.

Cube Derby: Exploring the City Saturday 7th February, 1:00pm – 3:30pm Suitable for age: 10+

Work with one of QUAD’s Animation artists to explore the new world of Cube Derby. Create a 3D set from Cube Derby designs and use stop motion animation to explore and discover the city. Where will your adventure take you?

Cost £3 booking recommended

For more information about forthcoming Youth Forum projects and how to get involved (places are limited), please contact youthforum@derbyquad.co.uk

To book or for more information visit: derbyquad.co.uk

Past Lives Project

Artist Training and Development Course Launching in April 2015

A new 20 week training and development course led by QUAD, working with high profile arts organisations including Tate, FACT and First Movement.

The course focuses on career sustainability including digital skills to enhance artists practice, online portfolio development, participation, socially engaged work and fundraising. The programme will offer portfolio reviews, weekly studio time to work on a personal project that combines current practice and digital skills, to be shared with curators at the end of the programme.

The course will include: • Practical digital creative skills appropriate to your own art practice • T echnologies such as Makey Makey, conductive paint, working with sensors and projection mapping

Past Lives Project is working with QUAD to digitise Derby cine film to capture home movies of everyday lives. To do this, Past Lives need to collect all kinds of home footage to copy and use to create the archive, we are looking for old movies and photos from in and around Derby the city and will be running photo scanning days and memory sharing events.

Cine films will be digitised to make a new film of the city, to be shown with live music performance including strings from Sinfonia Viva. You will also get to keep a digital and the original copies and it’s free!

You can follow the project progress on www.PastLivesProject.com If you would like to share local heritage with the project or volunteer, email info@pastlivesproject.com or call Debbie on: 07866693436

• Time and support to develop a personal project • U sing your new skills to develop participatory workshops for arts organisations • Participatory work-placements at high profile organisations • Developing industry partnerships for future work • O pen to artists and creatives working in any medium.

This programme aims to offer, skills and career development opportunities to artists at any stage of their career.

Cost: £400 If you are interested in applying for a place, please contact debbiec@derbyquad.co.uk

Derby Sketching Club Portrait Session

QUAD’s monthly events are open to everyone FREE entry unless otherwise stated.

For more info see: www.derbyquad.co.uk/whats-on-listing/event

Thursdays 29th January, 26th February & 26th March, 11:00am - 1:00pm

KnitsQUAD

filmsQUAD at QUAD

Mondays 5th & 19th January, 2nd & 16th February & 2nd & 16th March from 4:30pm

Tuesday 3rd March, 7:00pm

Be inspired, learn more or bring your ideas to share with those interested in knitting, crocheting or making anything with yarn.

Speedquiz Mondays 5th& 19th January, 2nd & 16th February & 2nd & 16th March from 8:00pm

GoldsQUAD Wednesdays 11:15am - 1:15pm

QUAD invites participants aged 50+ to form a supportive community that create art together and promote positive health and well-being.

Cost: £4 per session.

For further information, please contact Charlotte Convey on: 01332 285427, charlottec@derbyquad.co.uk

filmsQUAD is a group that exists to support Derby and regional budding film-makers to continue their professional development, and work together to make new film works.

The group is supported by QUAD. At each meeting we will show films made by the group, have lectures from industry professionals and discuss forthcoming projects.

Free but booking essential.

Derby Sketching Club hosts a monthly portrait session in QUAD’s Cinema Foyer, with a model, £1 contribution per person towards model fees.

Writing East Midlands’ Young Writers’ Group @ QUAD Saturdays 17th January, 21st February & 21st March, 11:00am - 1:00pm

Fun and supportive monthly creative writing group for 12-16 year olds. £5 per session.

A fast-paced, competitive and fun night of quizzing using your iPhone or smartphone. £1.50 per person.

QUAD Writers Tuesdays 20th January, 17th February & 17th March, 7:00pm - 9:00pm

BooksQUAD

For more info about how to get involved: www.writingeastmidlands.co.uk/ young-writers

Whatever your level of experience, develop new writing, share work and receive feedback with our friendly, chatty bunch of writers.

O.S.T.

Mondays 12thJanuary, 9th February & 9th March from 6:00pm

January choices: Touching the Void

by Joe Simpson, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn & The Commitments

by Roddy Doyle.

See www.derbyquad.co.uk/booksquad for more book choices

• Fundraising for art projects • Artists’ survival skills

EVENTS @ QUAD

Make It Sew Mondays 19thJanuary, 16th February & 16th March 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Like to sew? Work on your sewing projects, share your skills, or have a go at something new, all abilities welcome. £2 per person.

FiveLampsFilms Night Tuesdays 20th January & 24th March from 8:30pm

The Open Mic Night for Filmmakers is back for its bi-monthly eclectic dose of local film. Get your film on the big screen, or just come and enjoy some locally made films. £2 entry.

To submit your film please contact: www.facebook.com/fivelampsfilms

‘togsQUAD with Derby Telegraph’s Victoria Wilcox Thursday 15th January, 19th February, 19th March & 16th April, 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Improve your photographic technique, get involved in Togs Challenges, and hear from the experts at QUAD’s hugely popular camera club.

Pre-booking essential, £4 per person.

Saturdays, 10th January, 7th February & 14th March from 7:30pm

Join DJ Flatbush City Limits as he spins movie-related cuts in QUAD Café Bar.

Sunday Cinema Sundays 11th & 25th January, 8th & 22nd February, 8th & 22nd March from 5:30pm

Meet up with fellow cinema-goers in the Café Bar and see one of the post 6:00pm films, then meet up again afterwards and talk about it.

QUAD Youth Review A group of 16-25 year olds who are passionate about film and culture, its FREE and they meet every few weeks.

If you’re interested in reviewing film, music, theatre and art, both at QUAD and across the city, just get in touch at: youthreview@derbyquad.co.uk

To book or for more information visit: derbyquad.co.uk

QUAD CAFÉ BAR

Image: Chris Seddon

QUAD MEMBERSHIP For those of you who want a little bit more from QUAD, our membership scheme offers a host of benefits including; FREE cinema tickets, discounts in QUAD Café Bar, discount on selected retail items and public evening classes & training, FREE QUAD Cine Kids Club membership, QUAD Mondays £5 film tickets, advance sales for special events and NT Live Screenings, a regular newsletter with exclusive members offers, competitions and invites to special events and screenings throughout the year, plus QUADpoints loyalty scheme, an exclusive benefit for QUAD Members.

Please ask at QUAD Box office or see: www.derbyquad.co.uk/membership

QUAD SUPPORTERS SCHEME QUAD Supporters Scheme is the ultimate treat if you are a fan of our live broadcasts, including our ever-popular NT Live events. Join the Supporters Scheme and your favourite two seats will be automatically reserved for you for all live theatre broadcasts during the advance sales period. Throughout the year Supporters will also receive invites to all exhibition launches, VIP events, six free cinema tickets, Cine Kids membership and a regular discount on QUAD Courses, selected QUAD shop items and on all Cinema tickets and Café purchases.

VENUE HIRE AT QUAD

Come and try our new menu!

Serving lunches evening meals and tapas plus an array of cakes freshly baked in-house. QUAD Café has a range of hot and cold drinks and a fully licensed bar. We are family friendly with highchairs children’s menu available, and free colouring activities. Evening customers can also try a Cine Supper - a film and a meal for just £13.50 (please book ahead). QUAD is connected to Derby’s Super Fast broadband with a Wi-Fi spot in the QUAD Café bar which is now up to 16 times faster, making it ideal as a flexible workspace as well as a social space.

QUAD Café is open daily from 10:00am, the ASK Bar on the Cinema floor is open daily from 5:00pm.

QUAD has a range of spaces that are available to hire for many types of event. We can facilitate meetings, conferences, functions and launches with capacities ranging from 5 to 230 depending on the nature of your event.

QUAD’s building and its corporate team provide an inspiring venue with exceptional service that will ensure your event is a success.

For an informal chat, tour of our facilities or further enquires, please contact Charlotte Jopling on 01332 285443 or by email at charlottej@derbyquad.co.uk

Heating, Plumbing, Electrical and Building Reliable and professional service

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Boilers: installation & repairs Central Heating installations Gas safety certificates Warm Air Units Pressurised Cylinder Boilers

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Books, crafts and gifts for all ages Gift vouchers for Cinema tickets, Cine Suppers or QUAD Membership are also available. QUAD Shop is open daily from 11:00am.

ELECTRICS Conservatory installations Kitchen fittings Doors Windows Extensions & building work

Full bathroom installation Pipework repairs Shower installation

Please ask at QUAD Box office or see: www.derbyquad.co.uk/friends-and-supporters-quad

QUAD SHOP

Electricity safety certificates House re-wiring Light fittings

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ASK Bar On the second floor open daily from 5:00pm

FIND US QUAD, Market Place, Cathedral Quarter, Derby, DE1 3AS

ACCESS DETAILS QUAD is a fully accessible building, with a lift and facilities on all floors.

There is a Sound PlusTM Infrared Listening system in the Cinemas, and an Integrated Loop system in the QUAD Box Office, The Box, Digital Suite, Meeting Room and QUAD Café Bar. Please feel free to contact our customer services team at the QUAD Box Office with your specific access enquiries.

We make every effort to make sure our events are accessible to all, however we would appreciate that patrons with specific needs give us as much advance notice as possible so that we can ensure that proper provision is in place.

Free Wi-Fi access throughout the building

Whenever possible, we show English subtitles for the hearing impaired.

If you would like to be added to the list for ‘subtitled screenings’ for the forthcoming programme please send your email address to: info@derbyquad.co.uk or come into QUAD and sign up at Reception.

Designed and Produced by QUAD Photography by Graham Lucas Commons

A large print version of the QUAD brochure is available on request.

QUAD is a registered charity number 1115546