QFT January 2017

WHAT’S ON / JANUARY 2017 THIS ISSUE:

A MONSTER CALLS SILENCE JACKIE

LA LA LAND RYAN GOSLING AND EMMA STONE SHINE IN A MUSICAL MASTERPIECE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF WHIPLASH.

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BOOKING AND VENUE INFORMATION

OUEEN’S FILM THEATRE

THE HOME OF INDEPENDENT CINEMA IN NORTHERN IRELAND

JOIN US AT THE QFT BAR QFT is the only cinema in Northern Ireland with a fully licensed bar, serving up a specially selected range of local and international beers, wines, spirits, tea, coffee and treats. Enjoy a drink with friends before and after the film, and as both our cinemas are now licensed you can bring your drink with you while you watch the movie.

FREE PARKING

ACCESS

TICKET PRICES

QFT offers free on-site parking every night from 5.30pm, and all weekend, in the main Queen’s University site.

QFT is wheelchair accessible.

We endeavour to host access screenings when possible.

Access screenings include audio enhancement, audio description and on-screen captioning.

See the website for more details.

Standard admission

(after 5.30pm): £6.70

Standard admission

(before 5.30pm): £5.00

BOX OFFICE The Box Office opens 30 minutes before the first screening of the day.

Skip the queue by booking online at queensfilmtheatre.com and printing your tickets at home.

Box Office: 028 9097 1097 (after 6pm only)

TICKETS FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS

Senior Citizens, Disabled Users (Carers’ tickets are free), Unwaged, QUB Staff: £5 (after 5.30pm) / £4 (before 5.30pm) QFT Film Card, Students (aged 16 and over in full-time education), Children (under 16 years): £4 (all day) *ID required for discounted prices Mondays £4 for every film* The ticket price for uncertified films includes a one-day QFT membership. * Certain exclusions may apply,

QFT operates a Community Ticket Scheme. For more information please go to queensfilmtheatre.com/engage. For community group ticket requests please email qftboxoffice@qub.ac.uk.

QFT IS KINDLY SUPPORTED BY:

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LIFE, ANIMATED AUTISM FRIENDLY SCREENINGS OFT FILM O CARD Get discounted tickets plus invitations to special events, exclusive meal deals, free tea and coffee refills and much more.

A fascinating and moving documentary about how an autistic boy learned to communicate through Disney films.

As a child, Owen Suskind stopped speaking and was diagnosed as having Autism Spectrum Disorder, but his love for Disney films led his family to develop an extraordinary way of communicating with him. Against medical advice, they helped him find his voice through mimicking and channelling Disney characters. Oscar®-winning director Roger Ross Williams has made a joyous and mesmerising film that’s a celebration of difference, diversity and animation.

For these screenings, low lights will be left on, the volume will be reduced, and it will be fine to move around and make noise. There will be no ads or trailers and the film will start at 11.30am. These subtle changes mean that people who have sensory difficulties have a more positive experience than they would in a traditional cinema setting.

Buy online at queensfilmtheatre.com

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SAT 7 & SUN 8 JAN, 11.30AM DIR: ROGER ROSS WILLIAMS • USA • 2016 • 1 HR 32 MINS

Throughout the QFT programme you will see this symbol accompanying specific films.

The F-Rating highlights films made by and featuring women. Any film that answers ‘yes’ to one of these questions is awarded the F-Rating stamp of approval.

1. Does it have a female director?

2. Is it written by a woman?

3. Are there significant female characters on screen in their own right?

Visit f-rated.org for more information.

NEW RELEASES

SILENCE SUN 1 – THURS 19 JAN

DIR: MARTIN SCORSESE • USA/TAIWAN/MEXICO • 2016 2 HRS 41 MINS

Based on Shūsaku Endō’s 1966 novel by the same name, Silence has been a passion project for director Martin Scorsese for over 20 years.

Set in the 17th Century, the film follows two Jesuit priests who face violence and persecution when they travel to Japan to find their missing mentor (Liam Neeson) and propagate Christianity. The priests, Sebastião Rodrigues (Andrew Garfield) and Francisco Garrpe (Adam Driver), arrive in a country that, under the Tokugawa shogunate, has banned Catholicism and forbidden almost all foreign contact. There they witness the persecution of Japanese Christians at the hands of a government that wishes to purge Japan of all western influence.

“The nature of secularism is fascinating to me, but do you wipe away what could be more enriching in your life, which is an appreciation or some sort of search for that which is spiritual and transcends? Silence is just something that I’m drawn to in that way. It’s been an obsession, it has to be done... It’s a strong, wonderful true story, a thriller in a way, but it deals with those questions.”

– Martin Scorsese ACCESS SCREENING The 6.00pm screening on Tues 17 Jan will include audio description and on-screen captioning.

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A MONSTER CALLS SUN 1 – THURS 19 JAN (NOT SCREENING MON 16 JAN)

DIR: J.A. BAYONA • SPAIN/USA/UK/CANADA • 2016 • 1 HR 48 MINS

A Monster Calls is a genuinely moving film of great wonder and beauty, directed by J.A. Bayona (The Impossible, The Orphanage) and based on the hugely popular book by Patrick Ness.

12-year-old Conor (Lewis MacDougall) is bullied by his classmates because he sees the world differently.

His mother (Felicity Jones), with whom he has a very special bond, is suffering from a terminal illness.

His bossy grandmother (Sigourney Weaver) has become increasingly controlling. And his unreliable father (Toby Kebbell) is perpetually absent. Suddenly, a wizened and mysterious yew tree materialises to provide Conor with some much-needed guidance (Liam Neeson’s voice is the perfect combination of melodic and imposing).

Bayona’s visually inventive filmmaking gives glorious form to this deeply moving story about a boy who draws on his expansive imagination to come to terms with impending loss. He brings together members of the award-winning creative team that worked on Pan’s Labyrinth and the film’s level of technical creativity is a sight to behold. Young Lewis MacDougall shines in a challenging role, tackling the part with emotional depth and eloquence.

Beautifully atmospheric and highly emotive, A Monster Calls is a truly magical experience for audiences of all ages.

ACCESS SCREENING The 6.20pm screening on Tues 10 Jan will include audio description and on-screen captioning.

NEW RELEASES

LA LA LAND SUN 8 JAN (QFT FILM CARD PREVIEW) THURS 12 JAN – WED 1 FEB (NOT SCREENING MON 30 JAN)

DIR: DAMIEN CHAZELLE • USA • 2016 • 2 HRS 8 MINS

Banish those January blues with this glorious musical love letter to Los Angeles.

Damien Chazelle’s previous film, Whiplash (2014), reinvented live jazz as an adrenalin-fuelled spectator sport full of blood, sweat and tears. With La La Land, this hugely talented director gives a similar shot of contemporary energy and verve to that most ‘Hollywood’ of Hollywood genres – the musical.

Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone are our modern-day Fred and Ginger. Both have a suitably showbiz dream – pianist Seb (Gosling) dreams of running his own jazz club. Mia (Stone) is an aspiring actress with a day job as a barista on the Warner Bros studio lot. Their first brief encounter, during a traffic jam, is spiky and seems ill-starred. This is Hollywood however and, after a series of blunders and misunderstandings, love inevitably blossoms.

From its opening scene La La Land is alive with colour and spectacle and is a treat for the ears and the eyes.

It’s a delight for film lovers too, packed full of clever and knowing references to the musicals of the past – to Gene Kelly, Stanley Donen and, in particular to Jacques Demy and his wonderful The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.

This is a gorgeous confection of a film, full of colour and joie de vivre but with a bitter-sweet edge; it will send you dancing out of the cinema with joy in your heart and a smile on your face.

See page 12 for our accompanying mini season of musical matinees.

ACCESS SCREENING The 6.20pm screening on Tues 24 Jan will include audio description and on-screen captioning.

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JACKIE FRI 20 JAN – THURS 2 FEB

DIR: PABLO LARRAÍN • CHILE/FRANCE/USA • 2016 1 HR 40 MINS

Provocative Chilean director Pablo Larraín (Tony Manero, No) depicts the events leading up to and following the assassination of JFK through the eyes of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy (Natalie Portman).

The assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963 was one of those moments that defined a generation. That this handsome, charismatic leader with a beautiful wife and two young children could have his life ended so brutally defied comprehension.

With Jackie, Pablo Larraín makes a brave choice by retelling this story solely through the eyes of Jacqueline Kennedy, casting Natalie Portman in a lead performance that is deeply intelligent and carefully measured. Structuring his film around Theodore H. White’s LIFE magazine interview with the First Lady at Hyannis Port a mere week after the

assassination, Larraín plunges us into the devastation using a series of finely crafted flashbacks that cover the fateful day in Dallas, Jackie’s return to the White House, arrangements for the President’s funeral, and her time spent accompanying her husband’s coffin to Arlington Cemetery.

These sequences complete a moving portrait of a grieving woman — a widow and mother struggling with overwhelming tragedy and attention. Yet the core of the film is formed by quiet, profoundly intimate moments: Jackie’s conversations with her children, her brother-in-law Robert Kennedy (Peter Sarsgaard), one of her aides (Greta Gerwig), journalist White (Billy Crudup), and a Catholic priest (John Hurt).

Larraín has moved beyond his native Chile to deliver a magnificent recreation of a defining moment in US politics and lore, and the woman we all knew as Jackie.

NEW RELEASES

MANCHESTER BY THE SEA FRI 27 JAN – THURS 9 FEB (NOT SCREENING MON 6 FEB)

DIR: KENNETH LONERGAN • USA 2016 • 2 HRS 17 MINS

Though only his third feature in 16 years, Kenneth Lonergan confirms himself as an incredibly astute observer of ordinary people trying to live ordinary lives in Manchester by the Sea. Casey Affleck stars as Lee, a solitary Boston janitor who, after a family tragedy, must return to his Massachusetts hometown. There he must deal with caring for his nephew Patrick (Lucas Hedges), coming back into contact with his ex-wife Randi (Michelle Williams) and confronting the weight of the past.

“A poignant, surprisingly hilarious depiction of death, grieving, and small-town life.”

– APRIL WOLFE, VILLAGE VOICE

DOCUMENTARY

THE EAGLE HUNTRESS FRI 30 DEC – THURS 5 JAN

DIR: OTTO BELL • UK/MONGOLIA/ USA • 2016 • 1 HR 27 MINS PARTIALLY SUBTITLED

Set against the breathtaking landscape of the Mongolian Altai mountains, The Eagle Huntress is the awe-inspiring story of a 13-year-old girl and her quest to become the first female eagle hunter in 12 generations of her Kazakh family.

The directorial debut from British director Otto Bell and narrated by Daisy Ridley (The Force Awakens), this inspiring and uplifting rites-of-passage story has been shortlisted for Best Documentary at the 2017 Oscars.

“A breathtaking documentary that shows when we encourage our daughters, amazing things happen."

– VICE

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DIE GETRÄUMTEN

THE DREAMED ONES FRI 20, SAT 21, TUES 24 & WED 25 JAN

DIR: RUTH BECKERMANN • AUSTRIA 2016 • 1 HR 29 MINS • SUBTITLED

A contemporary romance brings to life the historical correspondence between postwar poets and lovers Paul Celan and Ingeborg Bachmann.

In the comfortable confines of Vienna’s Funkhaus, two actors read the poet’s famous letters to each other. Slowly but surely, the writers’ intense emotions inhabit the bodies and faces of the two readers, filmed in close-up. With them, we re-live the aftermath of the Second World War as a pair of young people questioning the concept of love.

The resulting film is a brilliant cross between observational documentary and essay film.

GOKSUNG

The Dreamed Ones is screening in the lead up to Holocaust Memorial Day 2017, which takes place on Friday 27 January.

THE WAILING FRI 30 DEC, 7.50PM

DIR: NA HONG-JIN • SOUTH KOREA/USA 2016 • 2 HRS 36 MINS • SUBTITLED

This exceptional, riveting Korean horror hybrid sees a small village suddenly struck with a mysterious sickness which leads to violent murderous outbursts.

The recent arrival of a mysterious Japanese stranger (Jun Kunimura) makes him, of course, the immediate suspect - and he is identified as the culprit by a local woman who then disappears. When the investigating officer (Do Won Kwak) finds that his daughter has been afflicted, a Korean shaman arrives to exorcise the demon, which sets into motion an ever-darkening story of fatherhood, suspicion and mythical forces...

NEW RELEASES

DOCUMENTARY

DON’T BLINK – ROBERT FRANK FRI 30 DEC – SUN 1 JAN

DIR: LAURA ISRAEL • CANADA/ FRANCE/USA•2015•1HR22MINS

CERT TBC

This riotous documentary about legendary American photographer Robert Frank goes far beyond the traditional bio-doc.

It takes an impassioned look at Frank’s creative process, starting with The Americans – the book that revolutionised photojournalism – before moving back and forth into his career, from his involvement with the Beats, the Rolling Stones and 1960s counter culture, to his lesser-known career in filmmaking. Director Laura Israel has been working as Frank’s editor for nearly 20 years and their long-standing friendship, and her remarkable editing skills, make this a unique, compelling and creatively rich documentary.

DOCUMENTARY

HOMO SAPIENS SAT 28 JAN, 4.00PM

DIR: NIKOLAUS GEYRHALTER SWITZERLAND/GERMANY/AUSTRIA • 2016 1 HR 34 MINS

Homo Sapiens is a film without dialogue about the finiteness and fragility of human existence.

What will remain of our lives after we’re gone? Empty spaces, ruins, cities increasingly overgrown with vegetation: the areas we currently inhabit, though humanity has disappeared. Homo Sapiens is an ode to humanity as seen from a possible future scenario. It intends to sharpen our eyes for the here and now, and our consciousness of the present.

“For its sheer visual exaltation, this is the most extraordinary documentary I have seen in years.”  – PETER BRADSHAW, THE GUARDIAN

SECOND SIGHT

Our pick of restored and reissued classics, and recent hits you might have missed.

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DONNIE DARKO FRI 30 – SAT 31 DEC

DIR: RICHARD KELLY • USA • 2001 1 HR 53 MINS

This unique, mind-bending cult classic gets a loving restoration to celebrate its 15th anniversary.

October, 1988. In the middle of the night, a man in a monstrous rabbit suit appears to Donnie Darko (Jake Gyllenhaal), a troubled teenager living with his family in suburban Virginia, to tell him that the world will end in 28 days, 6 hours, 42 minutes and 12 seconds. And so, a cult movie is born. Underappreciated upon its initial release in 2001, Richard Kelly’s film is ripe for rediscovery on the big screen.

HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE FRI 30 – SAT 31 DEC

DIR: TAIKA WAITITI • NEW ZEALAND 2016 • 1 HR 41 MINS

Say farewell to 2016 with the brief but welcome return of one of the funniest and most delightful films of the year.

Writer/director Taika Waititi (What We Do in the Shadows) has crafted an effortlessly funny odd-couple story about rap-loving troublesome teen Ricky (newcomer Julian Dennison) and gnarly gruff loner Hec (a wonderful Sam Neill) who end up being chased by police deep into the New Zealand bush.

A compassionate, generous, engaging and laugh-out-loud funny film, it is a real movie pleasure.

SPECIAL EVENTS

GOTTA DANCE, GOTTA SING! MUSICAL MATINEES Inspired by La La Land, settle back and enjoy our selection of classic Hollywood musicals about stardom.

AN AMERICAN IN PARIS SUN 1 JAN, 1.15PM

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN SUN 15 JAN, 1.10PM

DIR: VINCENTE MINNELLI • USA • 1951 • 1 HR 53 MINS

DIR: GENE KELLY & STANLEY DONEN • USA • 1952 • 1 HR 43 MINS

With its lavish set pieces (including a 17 minute ballet sequence) and extravagantly colourful staging, Vincente Minnelli’s multi-Oscar winning musical is an obvious influence on La La Land.

Inspired by an original composition by George Gershwin and set to his music, this exuberant musical stars Gene Kelly as the titular American following his dreams in a very picturesque Paris.

One of the greatest Hollywood musicals and, like La La Land, a sharply observant and very funny film about Hollywood itself, Singin’ in the Rain sees Gene Kelly at his all singing, all dancing best as a silent-movie star facing the uncertain transition to the ‘talkies’. A perennial classic.

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FUNNY FACE SUN 22 JAN, 3.20PM

A STAR IS BORN SUN 29 JAN, 2.00PM

DIR: STANLEY DONEN • USA • 1957 • 1 HR 43 MINS

DIR: GEORGE CUKOR • USA • 1954 • 2 HRS 56 MIN + INTERVAL

Stanley Donen’s ineffably stylish 1957 musical stars Fred Astaire as a world-famous fashion photographer who transforms a shy bookstore clerk (a supremely chic Audrey Hepburn) into a fashion model. Romance, of course, ensues.

Made late in Astaire’s career, he is nonetheless as twinkle-toed as ever. In her first musical Hepburn is impressive, particularly in a dance scene set in a hipster (in the ‘50s sense) nightclub.

The Hollywood dream, and its dark side, is given the musical treatment in George Cukor’s 1954 epic.

Full of song, drama and emotion, the film revolves around a spellbinding Judy Garland as rising talent Esther, discovered by fading matinee idol Norman Maine (James Mason). As her star rises, his descends – a classic tale of la la land. This really is Hollywood cinema at its best – an unmissable experience.

What’s On

Performances, talks and readings inspired by Heaney’s poetry

January - March 2017

Events Programme Highlights Come Home to HomePlace in 2017 with a programme of events celebrating the Seamus Heaney collections 'North' (January), 'FieldWork' (February) and 'Station Island' (March) in our intimate new performance space,The Helicon.

The Home Key: Glen Hansard Saturday 14 January 7.30pm £15

Field Day Theatre Reflections on Field Work, directed by Stephen Rea Saturday 25 February 7.30pm £10

Simon Armitage Saturday 25 March 4pm £8

Seamus Heaney HomePlace is situated in the centre of Bellaghy village approximately three miles off the main Belfast to Derry Road (A6) which links the two cities.

For more information and to book, visit www.seamusheaneyhome.com or call the Box Office on 028 7938 7444.

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LIVE EVENTS THE TEMPEST WED 11 JAN, 7.00PM

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE

AMADEUS

THURS 2 FEB, 7.00PM

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE

SAINT JOAN

THURS 16 FEB, 7.00PM

3 HRS 30 MINS TBC (INCL. INTERVAL)

3 HRS 30 MINS TBC (INCL. INTERVAL)

4 HRS TBC (INCL. INTERVAL)

The Tempest will be brought to life on the Royal Shakespeare Company stage with the help of Intel and Andy Serkis’ Imaginarium, featuring some of today’s most advanced technology in a bold reimagining of this magical play. Simon Russell Beale returns to the RSC after 20 years to play Prospero in a production directed by Artistic Director Gregory Doran.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Adam Gillen), a rowdy young prodigy, arrives in Vienna, the music capital of the world – and he’s determined to make a splash. Lucian Msamati (Luther, Game of Thrones, NT Live: The Comedy of Errors) plays Salieri in Peter Shaffer’s iconic play, broadcast live from the National Theatre, and with live orchestral accompaniment by Southbank Sinfonia.

From the torment of the Hundred Years’ War, the charismatic Joan of Arc carved a victory that defined France. Bernard Shaw’s classic play depicts a woman with all the instinct, zeal and transforming power of a revolutionary. Josie Rourke (Les Liaisons Dangereuses, The Vote, Coriolanus) directs Gemma Arterton (Gemma Bovery, Nell Gwynn, Made in Dagenham) as Joan of Arc in this electrifying masterpiece.

TICKETS Live: £15 (£12.50 concessions and Film Card holders) Encore: £12.50 (£10 concessions and Film Card holders)

IMAGE: THE TEMPEST

RSC LIVE

AT A GLANCE

Times are subject to change. Please check queensfilmtheatre.com for up-to-date information.

DECEMBER Wed 18 – A Monster Calls Thurs 19 Silence La La Land

4.00pm 6.00pm/9.10pm 6.20pm/8.50pm

Fri 20

The Dreamed Ones La La Land Jackie

4.20pm 6.20pm/8.50pm 6.40pm/9.10pm

4.00pm 4.20pm 6.00pm 6.30pm

Sat 21

La La Land The Dreamed Ones Jackie

3.40pm/6.20pm/8.50pm 4.20pm 6.40pm/9.10pm

Sun 22

La La Land Funny Face Jackie

3.00pm/5.40pm/8.10pm 3.20pm 6.00pm/8.30pm

Mon 23

La La Land Jackie

6.20pm/8.50pm 6.40pm/9.10pm

Tues 24

The Dreamed Ones La La Land (Access) Jackie La La Land

4.20pm 6.20pm 6.40pm/9.10pm 8.50pm

The Dreamed Ones La La Land Jackie

4.20pm 6.20pm/8.50pm 6.40pm/9.10pm

DATE

EVENT

TIME

Fri 30

Hunt for the Wilderpeople Don’t Blink – Robert Frank The Eagle Huntress The Wailing Donnie Darko

4.20pm 6.00pm 6.30pm 7.50pm 8.30pm

The Eagle Huntress Hunt for the Wilderpeople Don’t Blink – Robert Frank Donnie Darko

Sat 31

JANUARY DATE

EVENT

TIME

Sun 1

An American in Paris The Eagle Huntress A Monster Calls Don’t Blink – Robert Frank Silence

1.15pm 2.30pm 3.40pm/6.20pm/8.40pm 4.30pm 6.00pm/9.10pm

Mon 2 – Thurs 5

The Eagle Huntress Silence A Monster Calls

4.00pm 6.00pm/9.10pm 6.20pm/8.40pm

Wed 25

Fri 6

Silence A Monster Calls

2.50pm/6.00pm/9.10pm 6.20pm/8.40pm

Thurs 26 La La Land Jackie

6.20pm/8.50pm 6.40pm/9.10pm

Sat 7

Life, Animated (Autism Friendly) 11.30am 4.00pm/6.20pm/8.40pm A Monster Calls 6.00pm/9.10pm Silence

Fri 27

La La Land Manchester by the Sea Jackie

3.20pm 6.00pm/8.50pm 6.40pm/9.10pm

Sun 8

Life, Animated (Autism Friendly) La La Land (Film Card Preview) A Monster Calls Silence

11.30am

Sat 28

Jackie Manchester by the Sea La La Land Homo Sapiens

1.00pm/6.40pm/9.10pm 1.15pm/6.00pm/8.50pm 3.20pm 4.00pm

Mon 9

Silence A Monster Calls

2.50pm/6.00pm/9.10pm 6.20pm/8.40pm

Sun 29

Tues 10

Silence A Monster Calls (Access) A Monster Calls

2.50pm/6.00pm/9.10pm 6.20pm 8.40pm

Manchester by the Sea A Star Is Born La La Land Jackie

12.35pm/6.00pm/8.50pm 2.00pm 3.20pm 5.40pm/8.10pm

Mon 30

Manchester by the Sea Jackie

6.00pm/8.50pm 6.40pm/9.10pm

A Monster Calls RSC Live: The Tempest Silence

4.00pm/6.20pm 7.00pm 8.40pm

Tues 31

La La Land Manchester by the Sea Jackie

3.20pm 6.00pm/8.50pm 6.40pm/9.10pm

Wed 11

3.00pm 3.40pm/6.00pm/8.20pm 5.40pm/8.50pm

Thurs 12 Silence La La Land (Preview) A Monster Calls

2.50pm/9.10pm 6.00pm 6.20pm/8.40pm

Fri 13

A Monster Calls Silence La La Land

4.00pm 6.00pm/9.10pm 6.20pm/8.50pm

Sat 14

A Monster Calls La La Land Silence

3.20pm 3.40pm/6.20pm/8.50pm 6.00pm/9.10pm

Sun 15

Singin’ in the Rain A Monster Calls La La Land Silence

1.10pm 2.20pm 3.20pm/6.00pm/8.30pm 5.00pm/8.10pm

Mon 16

Silence La La Land

6.00pm/9.10pm 6.20pm/8.50pm

Tues 17

A Monster Calls Silence (Access) La La Land Silence

4.00pm 6.00pm 6.20pm/8.50pm 9.10pm

FEBRUARY DATE

EVENT

TIME

Wed 1

La La Land Manchester by the Sea Jackie

3.20pm 6.00pm/8.50pm 6.40pm/9.10pm

Thurs 2

Jackie Manchester by the Sea NT Live: Amadeus

4.20pm/9.10pm 6.20pm 7.00pm