Warwick Arts Centre Cinema Nov-Dec 2014

CINEMA NOV - DEC 2014

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FAMILY FILMS Cinema £5.50 (£3.50)

It seems that awards season has started early with at least two key films appearing on UK screens before Christmas. Mr Turner is Mike Leigh’s affectionate but unvarnished biopic of JMW Turner, beautifully and suitably filmed and graced with an award winning performance by Timothy Spall as the artist. It is a performance of subtlety and humour and determination.

The other front-runner, at this point, is The Imitation Game, an account of the breaking of the Enigma code by Alan Turing and his team at Bletchley Park. Benedict Cumberbatch plays the brilliant but troubled Turing, and Keira Knightley turns in a revelatory performance as colleague Joan Clarke. This is about both personal and collective struggle and goes some way to righting the record of Turing’s life.

Our own eminent visitors include Ken Loach, who comes to talk about his work after a screening of The Spirit of ’45 and Debbie Isitt who will talk about the making of the third part of the Nativity series called Dude, Where’s my Donkey? The other guest for Christmas is Paddington Bear, whose eventful life is portrayed and supported by a galaxy of British acting talent.

The UK French Film Festival returns with four new titles that are exclusive to the tour.

These include Life of Riley - Alain Resnais’ last film and another adaptation of Alan Ayckbourn, and a beautiful new live action adaptation of family favourite, Belle & Sebastian.

If you haven’t already invested in membership of our Film Club, now would be a good time to consider it.

John Gore Film Programmer

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Monster House PG US 2006 91mins Sat 1 Nov 11.30am Treat the kids to a wonderfully spooky film this Halloween.

Left alone at home on Halloween, 12-year-old DJ and his friend Chowder become increasingly fascinated by the ominous-looking house across the street. When their basketball goes missing across the street, the pair has no choice but to investigate the scary house owned by Mr. Nebbercracker (voiced by Steve Buscemi).

“A VISUALLY DAZZLING THRILL RIDE THAT SCALES GREATER HEIGHTS THROUGH ITS WINNING CHARACTERS AND POIGNANTLY ETCHED EMOTIONS.”  Empire

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The King and the Mockingbird

France 1980 84mins Sat 15 Nov 11.30am This masterpiece of French animation from 1980 has been cited

by Hayao Miyazaki as one of his main influences, which are visible in many Studio Ghibli films.

Adapted from a Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale, the film is about the tyrannical King of Takicardia who is in love with a portrait of a young shepherdess. At night, the portrait comes to life and when the shepherdess runs away with another living portrait, the King mounts a search for the pair.

Frozen

Nativity! PG

Frozen Sing-along PG

UK 2009 104mins Sat 6 Dec 11.30am

US 2013 108mins Sat 29 and Sun 30 Nov SOLD OUT Sat 20 Dec 11am & Sun 21 Dec 2pm

Another chance to see the highly successful Christmas film by local director Debbie Isitt.

Nativity!

Primary school teacher Paul Maddens (Martin Freeman) is charged with the biggest challenge of his life – mounting the school’s musical version of the Nativity.

Competing against the posh local school to be the best reviewed show in town, the stakes are raised when Paul idly boasts that his ex-girlfriend Jennifer (Ashley Jensen), a Hollywood producer, is coming to see his show with a view to turning it into a film.

Due to phenomenal demand, we’ve added extra screenings of Frozen, following sold out performances across our Family Weekend.

Sing along with Anna and Elsa in the biggest Disney hit of recent decades in this special version of the animation which features lyrics on screen. Frozen tells the story of Princesses Anna and Elsa whose kingdom of Arendelle is trapped in an eternal winter. Younger sister Anna must team up with ice harvester Kristoff and talking snowman Olaf to break the icy spell.

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Gone Girl

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Fri 24 Oct – Sun 2 Nov Dir: David Fincher US 2014 149mins Cast: Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike, Neil Patrick Harris

Fri 31 Oct – Tue 4 Nov Dir: Matthew Warchus UK 2014 120mins Cast: Imelda Staunton, Bill Nighy, Ben Schnetzer, Paddy Considine

It didn’t take long for Hollywood to get their hands on the smash-hit novel of 2013, but thankfully, it’s fallen into the very capable hands of The Social Network director David Fincher. Ben Affleck is Nick Dunne, a flawed man who nevertheless maintains his innocence when his seemingly perfect wife Amy (Pike) goes missing in suspicious circumstances.

“ROSAMUND PIKE DELIVERS A FASCINATINGLY POISED PERFORMANCE” The Guardian “A SUPERB PIECE OF FILMMAKING” The Independent

This excellent British comedy is back by popular demand, recounting the true story of the gay and lesbian activists who threw their support behind the miners’ strike in 1984. Bound by a shared hatred of Thatcher, a group of young gay men and women team up with a remote Welsh mining community to raise money for the cause, and find more support and openness there than they would expect. An uplifting and heartwarming tale.

“WARM AND WITTY, WITH TERRIFIC PERFORMANCES”

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Violette 15 Mon 3 & Tue 4 Nov Dir: Martin Provost France 2013 139mins subtitled Cast: Emmanuelle Devos, Sandrine Kiberlain, Olivier Gourmet Martin Provost’s (Séraphine) new film explores the life of the groundbreaking French feminist writer Violette Leduc.

In postwar Paris, penniless aspiring novelist Violette finishes her first manuscript, L’Asphyxie, based on her experiences of childhood sexual abuse and her relationship with her mother. Her unpublished work is championed by Simone de Beauvoir, who recognises her raw talent and takes Violette under her wing.

The two women are brought to life by brilliant performances: Emmanuelle Devos as the titular self-pitying protégé and Sandrine Kiberlain as the cool, demanding yet maternal de Beauvoir.

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What We Did on Our Holiday 12a Tue 4 – Thu 6 Nov Dir: Andy Hamilton & Guy Jenkin UK 2014 105mins Cast: Rosamund Pike, David Tennant, Billy Connolly The TV show Outnumbered’s runaway success has seen the writers develop their “kids say the funniest things” signature style for the big screen, with David Tennant and Rosamund Pike as the parents of three unfiltered young children who are off to Scotland on holiday.

With Billy Connolly playing gloriously to type as their cheeky grandfather, and much back chat form genuinely funny children, this family comedy is due to get parents across the country nodding their heads in recognition.

“IT’S IMPOSSIBLE NOT TO ENJOY THIS BIG-HEARTED AND SWEET-NATURED BRITISH FAMILY MOVIE” The Guardian

Human Capital 15 Wed 5 & Thu 6 Nov Dir: Paolo Virzì Italy/France 2013 111mins subtitled Cast: Fabrizio Bentivoglo, Matilde Gioli, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, Valeria Golino Italy’s entry for 2015’s Best Foreign Language Film Oscar is a slick, stylish drama about money and class set in wealthy northern Italy. A road accident binds together the destiny of two families, the Bernaschis and the Ossolas.Chapters within the film revisit the night of the accident through the eyes of three characters: Dino, the social-climbing father of the Ossola family, former actress Carla Bernaschi and Serena, Dino’s beautiful teenage daughter.

Stay after the 6.30pm showing on Wed 5 Nov for a FREE post-screening discussion about this film.

“NOT JUST A CHIC THRILLER, BUT AN ENGROSSING STUDY OF ITALIAN SOCIETY AND A DOWNWARD-SPIRALLING ECONOMY.” The Hollywood Reporter

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FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL A celebration of Francophone cinema in all its guises, taking place in cinemas across the UK throughout November.

Diplomacy

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Diplomatie

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Fri 7 Nov 6.30pm Dir: Volker Schlöndorff France/Germany 2014 88mins subtitled Cast: André Dussollier, Niels Arestrup

Sat 8 Nov 8.50pm Dir: Alain Resnais France 2014 108mins subtitled Cast: Sabine Azéma, Caroline Sihol, Hippolyte Girardot

It is 1944, and Germany are losing the war. As the Allies march towards Paris, Swedish consul-general Raul Nordling sneaks into the office of German military governor Dietrich von Choltitz, intent on convincing him not to follow Hitler’s orders and burn Paris to the ground as the Nazis retreat. What follows is a fascinating late night head-to head, capturing a battle between hearts and minds, with Nordling deploying the full diplomatic powers he possesses to save the city of light from destruction. A tense and fascinating historical drama.

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In the last film directed by the prolific French director before his death in March, Alain Resnais turns for the third time to the work of Alan Ayckbourn for inspiration in this sparkling comedy about middleclass infidelity.

In Yorkshire, three couples receive the devastating news that their friend George is fatally ill and only has a few months to live. To ease his pain, they invite him to join their amateur dramatic group, but tensions start to run high as a complex web of relations is unveiled.

Belle & Sebastian

Belle & Sebastian PG Belle et Sébastien

Sun 9 Nov 4.15pm Dir: Nicolas Vanier France 2013 104mins subtitled Cast: Félix Bossuet, Tchéky Karyo, Margaux Châtelier Set in a small town in the sweeping Rhone-Alps during the Second World War, Sebastian is a young boy who’s told to beware of a local “beast” that’s been killing the family sheep. Roaming alone in the mountains he encounters a grey shaggy dog, which when cleaned up is revealed to be a beautiful white Pyrenean Mountain dog who he names Belle.

Stunningly shot by director Nicolas Vanier, whose background is in wildlife documentaries, Belle & Sebastian is a rich, classic tale of a touching friendship between a boy and his dog.

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Mon 10 Nov 8.50pm Dir: Mathieu Amalric France 2014 76mins subtitled Cast: Mathieu Amalric, Léa Drucker, Stéphanie Cléau Adapted from the 1964 novel by Georges Simenon, this is a tale of a married man who falls foul of the law after an affair with a local femme fatale. Moving between past and present, the film pieces together how Julien has gone from a world of hotel bedrooms to a police cell, implicated in a murder. Writer, actor and director Mathieu Amalric has constructed a passionate drama that artfully builds tension to breaking point.

“AN IMPRESSIVE AND IMPRESSIONISTIC ROMANTIC THRILLER FROM ONE OF FRANCE’S FINEST WORKING ACTORS.” Life of Riley

The Hollywood Reporter

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SATURDAY FILM TALKS A chance to spend the day exploring particular themes in film guided by a specialist in that field. £10.50 (£7.50) Film Club members £9 (£6.25)

Italian Crime Thrillers Sat 8 Nov 11am – 3.30pm The Italian crime thriller has always led a distinctly different life, embroiled in political intrigue and corruption. In this film talk, writer and critic Nigel Floyd returns to explore the cannon of Italian crime films, focusing on those of the late Sixties and Seventies, such as Francesco Rosi’s Salvatore Giuliano and the work of Elio Petri, including this talk’s featured film, Investigation of A Citizen Above Suspicion, boasting a spellbinding performance by Gian Maria Volonté and one of Ennio Morricone’s finest scores.

Much Ado About Nothing

Investigation of A Citizen Above Suspicion

Shakespeare on Screen Sat 22 Nov 11am – 3.30pm Shot in black-and-white in his home during a break in the production of Avengers Assemble, Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing, is arguably the freshest and most delightful film ever made of a Shakespearean comedy.

The University of Warwick’s Professor Tony Howard considers how this play’s “merry war” between Beatrice and Benedick laid the foundations for Hollywood’s screwball comedies of the 1930s and ‘40s, featuring Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant et al.

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The Spirit of ’45 U + Live Q&A with Ken Loach Thu 6 Nov 6.30pm Dir: Ken Loach UK 2013 94mins This documentary focuses on 1945, a pivotal year in British history in which the unity that carried Britain through the Second World War led to the formation of the Welfare State.

Combining film from regional and national archives with sound recordings and contemporary interviews, writer and director Ken Loach creates an absorbing political and social narrative about one of the most important periods in British history.

We will be joined by the film’s director Ken Loach, who has had a long association with Warwick Arts Centre, for a very special Q&A after the screening.

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Effie Gray 12a Fri 7 – Thu 13 Nov Dir: Richard Laxton UK 2014 108mins Cast: Dakota Fanning, Greg Wise, Emma Thompson, Julie Walters Emma Thompson’s passion project (she wrote the screenplay) looks at the relationship between the renowned Victorian art critic John Ruskin and his young wife Effie.

Their doomed, unconsummated marriage led to divorce and caused a great scandal amongst high society at the time.

Dakota Fanning (War of the Worlds) plays the teenage wife whose hopes for a happy marriage are dashed by both her distant husband (Wise) and his controlling parents.

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Tue 11 & Wed 12 Nov Dir: Marcel Carné France 1939 93mins subtitled b&w Cast: Jean Gabin, Jacqueline Laurent, Arletty

Thu 13 Nov Dir: Laura Poitras Germany/US 2014 120mins

Named one of the best crime films of all time by the Guardian.

A man (Gabin) barricades himself in a room after committing a murder, and over the course of an evening, runs through the events that led to the killing. A poetic film that runs the gamut of emotions, from love at first sight, to jealousy and rage.

Told mostly in flashback, this story perfectly illustrates Carné’s mastery of poetic realism and Jacques Prévert’s appreciation of the lyricism of everyday speech.

Stay after the 6.30pm showing on Wed 12 Nov for a FREE post-screening discussion about this film.

Citizenfour

This secretly produced documentary offers unprecedented access to Edward Snowden in the days leading up to the June 2013 NSA leaks. Alongside journalists Ewan McAskill and Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras travels to Hong Kong to meet Snowden and to break the story. This will be the final film in Poitras’s trilogy examining post-9/11 American life, following My Country, My Country and The Oath.

There will be a post-screening discussion with Dr Chris Moran from the University of Warwick’s Department of Politics in the Helen Martin Studio.

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Mr Turner

Fri 14 – Thu 27 Nov & Sat 27 - Tue 30 Dec Dir: Mike Leigh UK 2014 150mins Cast: Timothy Spall, Marion Bailey, Dorothy Atkinson Mike Leigh’s film of the latter years of the life of British artist JMW Turner has already garnered accolades and a Cannes Film Festival Best Actor award for Timothy Spall in the title role.

Spall fully embodies his role as the cantankerous artist, with a grunting, gruffly emotional performance as a man who is at once the talk of the artistic world, but also set apart – a man who sees the world differently.

“WHAT A GLORIOUS FILM THIS IS, RICHLY AND IMMEDIATELY ENJOYABLE… FUNNY AND VISUALLY IMMACULATE”

The Guardian

Horns 15 Fri 14 – Sun 16 Nov Dir: Alexandre Aja US/Canada 2013 120mins Cast: Daniel Radcliffe, Juno Temple, Max Minghella An intriguingly offbeat supernatural thriller. Daniel Radcliffe is Ig Perrish, who wakes up one morning to find his beloved girlfriend Merrin (Temple) has been murdered and he is the prime suspect. He soon finds it even harder to protest his innocence when overnight, a pair of devil horns begin sprouting from his head.

But when it becomes clear that the horns have the power to make people to tell him the truth, he sets out determined to find the real killer responsible for his girlfriend’s death.

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By My Side 15 Fri 21, Sun 23 & Wed 26 Nov Dir: John Ridley UK/Ireland/US 2014 118mins Cast: André Benjamin, Imogen Poots, Hayley Atwell

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Written and directed by 12 Years A Slave writer John Ridley, this biopic stars musician and actor Andre Benjamin as a young Jimi Hendrix, exploring the time he spent in London in 1966 when his career took off.

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The film also focuses on the two women who would be instrumental in his life – Linda Keith (Poots), who discovered him playing back-up and pushed him into the spotlight, and Kathy Etchingham (Atwell) his long term girlfriend - and the power struggle for control of a rising rock-god.

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Fri 28 Nov – Sun 7 Dec & Mon 29 – Wed 31 Dec Dir: Morten Tyldum UK/US 2014 113mins Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley, Matthew Goode, Mark Strong

Fri 28 Nov – Thu 4 Dec Dir: Michaël R. Roskam US 2014 106mins Cast: Tom Hardy, Noomi Rapace, James Gandolfini

During World War Two, British mathematician Alan Turing played a key role in cracking Nazi Germany’s notorious Enigma code. But soon after, the same man who helped the Allies to win the war would be persecuted for his homosexuality, with harrowing consequences.

An atmospheric mob thriller starring Tom Hardy and James Gandolfini in his last big-screen role. Taciturn Bob (Hardy) works in a bar with his cousin Marv (Gandolfini) – a dive in Brooklyn that is used by mobsters to drop-off dirty money.

Starring Benedict Cumberbatch as Turing with an exceptional performance by co-star Kiera Knightley, the film has already won the People’s Choice Award for Best Film at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Stay after the 6.30pm showing on Wed 3 Dec for a FREE post-screening discussion about this film.

When the bar gets robbed, the Chechan gangsters that own the place begin to suspect that it might have been an inside job, leaving it to Bob to get the money back, putting pressure on a burgeoning relationship with his neighbour Nadia (Rapace).

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Fri 5 – Fri 12 Dec & Fri 26 – Sun 28 Dec Dir: Israel Horovitz UK/France/USA 2014 107mins Cast: Kevin Kline, Maggie Smith, Kristin Scott Thomas

Mon 8 - Thu 11 Dec Dir: Susanne Bier US/France 2014 109mins Cast: Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper, Toby Jones

Maggie Smith stars in this delightful comedy set on the banks of the river Seine. Down and out New Yorker Mathias (Kline) has inherited a Parisian apartment from his estranged father.

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When he arrives to sell the apartment, he is shocked to discover a mother and daughter living there.

The plot thickens when Mathias discovers the role that ninety-two year old squatter, Mathilde (Smith) played in his father’s life. This heartwarming tale with an all-star cast marks a successful directorial debut for the 75-year old Horovitz.

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Fri 12 – Thu 18 Dec Dir: Debbie Isitt UK 2014 109mins Cast: Martin Clunes, Adam Garcia, Catherine Tate, Marc Wootton The pupils at St Bernadette’s and Mr Poppy are back for their greatest adventure yet!

Expect Christmas fun and tinsel galore from this festive sequel.

New teacher Mr Shepherd (Clunes) loses his memory and his donkey, and it’s a race against time for the students to reunite him with his fiancée Sophie (Tate) in New York.

Prepare for fun-filled frolicking and a fair few flashmobs in this family-pleaser, suitable for all ages and perfect for the Christmas holidays.

The screening on Fri 12 Dec will include a Q&A with Coventry director Debbie Isitt.

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Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper reunite for their third film together following The Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustle.

George Pemberton (Cooper) is proprietor of a large timber empire, who has recently married a young beautiful woman called Serena (Lawrence). Together they ruthlessly oversee the business, but the strength of their union begins to falter when it is discovered that Serena cannot bear children, and that George has an illegitimate child, Serena begins to mentally unravel, and soon life for the Pembertons is spinning out of control.

Paddington

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It’s A Wonderful Life

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Mon 15 – Sun 21 Dec Dir: Tate Taylor US 2014 139mins Cast: Chadwick Boseman, Dan Aykroyd, Viola Davis

Fri 19 – Wed 24 Dec Dir: Paul King UK 2014 TIME TBC Cast: Ben Whishaw, Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins

Sat 20, Mon 22 & Tue 23 Dec Dir: Frank Capra US 1947 130mins Cast: James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore, Henry Travers

The life and songs of soul legend James Brown are brought to life by a stunning central performance from Chadwick Boseman, in this new film from the director of The Help.The film charts his rise from a poor childhood in rural Georgia to becoming one of the most celebrated performers of the 20th century. Along the way we see his difficult relationship with his mother (Davies), his friendship with his agent Ben Bart (Aykroyd) and the bond with his best friend and collaborator Bobby Byrd.

Everyone’s favourite Peruvian bear comes to the big screen for the first time ever in this live-action take on the beloved children’s classic, from producer David Heywood (Gravity).

This uplifting Christmas classic starring James Stewart returns to the big screen for the festive season. On Christmas Eve, family man George Bailey (James Stewart) contemplates suicide over his financial ruin. But when a guardian angel arrives and shows him how different life would have been if he had never been born, George realises the true impact of his selfless acts upon the lives of those he loves.

“ONE OF THE YEAR’S TRULY OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES.” The Guardian

Join Paddington (voiced by Ben Whishaw) as he journeys from darkest Peru to London in search of a new home. Abandoned at Paddington station, he struggles to adjust to the big city until he is rescued by Mr Brown (Hugh Bonneville). It looks as though his luck has changed until this rarest of bears catches the eye of a museum taxidermist...

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QUICK GUIDE Films A-Z

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Belle & Sebastian Blue Room (The) Citizenfour Diplomacy Effie Gray Frozen Sing-along Get On Up Gone Girl Horns Human Capital Imitation Game (The) It’s a Wonderful Life Jimi: All Is By My Side King and the Mockingbird (The) Le Jour Se Leve Life of Riley Monster House Mr Turner My Old Lady Nativity!

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Monster House 11.30am Gone Girl 8.45pm Gone Girl 4.45pm Pride 7.45pm Pride 6.15pm Violette 8.45pm Pride 3.30pm Violette 6pm What We Did On Our Holiday 8.50pm Human Capital 4pm 6.30pm Human Capital PSD. What We Did On Our Holiday 8.45pm What We Did On Our Holiday 4pm The Spirit of ‘45 + Ken Loach Q&A 6.30pm Human Capital 8.45pm Diplomacy 6.30pm Effie Gray 8.30pm Film Talk: Italian Crime Thrillers 11am Effie Gray 4pm Effie Gray 6.30pm Life of Riley 8.50pm Belle & Sebastian 4.15pm Effie Gray 7.30pm Effie Gray 6.30pm The Blue Room 8.50pm Le Jour se Leve 6.30pm Effie Gray 8.30pm Effie Gray 4pm 6.30pm Effie Gray PSD. Le Jour se Leve 8.50pm Citizenfour 6.15pm Effie Gray 8.45pm Mr Turner 6pm Horns 9pm The King and the Mockingbird 11.30am Mr Turner 2.30pm Mr Turner 5.45pm Horns 8.50pm Mr Turner 4pm Horns 7.30pm 7pm Mr Turner S. Mr Turner 7pm Mr Turner 3pm Mr Turner 7pm Mr Turner 7pm

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Serena 6.20pm My Old Lady 8.45pm Nativity 3: Dude, Where’s my Donkey?

6pm My Old Lady 8.45pm Nativity 3: Dude, Where’s my Donkey? 11.30am Nativity 3: Dude, Where’s my Donkey?

2pm My Old Lady 4.15pm Nativity 3: Dude, Where’s my Donkey?

6pm Get On Up 8.15pm Nativity 3: Dude, Where’s my Donkey?

6pm Get On Up 8.15pm Nativity 3: Dude, Where’s my Donkey?

6pm Get On Up 8.15pm Nativity 3: Dude, Where’s my Donkey?

6pm Get On Up 8.15pm Paddington 6pm Get On Up 8.15pm Frozen Sing-a-long 11.30am Paddington 2pm It’s A Wonderful Life 4pm Get On Up 7.30pm Frozen Sing-a-long 2pm Paddington 4pm Get On Up 7.30pm Paddington 6pm It’s A Wonderful Life 8pm Paddington 6pm It’s A Wonderful Life 8pm Paddington 2pm Merry Christmas!

Closed My Old Lady 3pm My Old Lady 4pm Mr Turner 7pm My Old Lady 4pm Mr Turner 7pm Mr Turner 4pm The Imitation Game 7.15pm The Imitation Game 4pm Mr Turner 7pm The Imitation Game 3.30pm Happy New Year!

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Off Screen Film Course Wed 5 Nov – Wed 3 Dec

Sue Porter (De Montfort University) returns to lead participants through a wealth of contemporary movies, providing context and insight and giving you the chance to talk about what you have been seeing.

A 5 week film course taking place every Wednesday.

Price £40

Films under discussion in this season include Effie Gray, Mr Turner and Jimi: All Is By My Side.

To book a place on this course, please call Box Office on 024 7652 4524.

Course price includes admission to the film that immediately follows each session.