WWW.CORNEXCHANGENEW.COM 7 APRIL – 1 JUNE 2017 KITCHEN & BAR KITCHEN | CINEMA | ON SALE Priority Booking: Friday 24 March Public: Friday 31 March THEATRE Their Finest Screenings Designed for especially for those on the parents and carers autism spectrum with babies less or anyone who than 18 months would benefi t old, for enjoying from a more BABIES a friendly and relaxed cinema relaxed cinema RELAXED environment. atmosphere where it’s PARENTS & PARENTS OK to make noise and move around. SCREENINGS TICKET PRICES BEAUTY AND Full Price £9.00 THE BEAST Concession £7.50 15 APRIL, 10.45AM Parents and Babies / £5.50 Silver Screen / Relaxed Screenings A weekly Midweek Matinee screening (Mon-Thu, before 16.00) dedicated to Full Price £7.00 the over-60s. Concession £5.50 Family Ticket SILVER (2 adults, 2 children) SCREEN Full Price £30.00 Midweek Matinee £22.00 SCREEN Live Screenings & Encores Full Price £14.50 A 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Concession £12.50 B 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 DISCOUNTS C 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 WELCOME Senior Citizens | Under-19s | Full-Time D 10 / 9 8 / 7 6 / 5 4 / 3 2 / 1 Students | Key Workers | Registered DOORS Disabled (+ Free Companion Ticket) HOW TO BOOK www.cornexchangenew.com/film Calls will cost 2p per minute plus your 0845 5218 218 telephone company’s access charge Priority booking opens Friday 24 March Public booking opens Friday 31 March Book nine films and get the tenth film FREE! Terms and conditions apply. Booking fees: All fi lm screenings and live broadcasts (including encores) are subject to a booking fee when booked online or on the telephone. For fi lms this is 65p per ticket, for live broadcasts (including encores) this is £1 per ticket. This fee is capped at £6 in any one transaction when booking over the telephone. THE LOST CITY OF Z (15) 7 – 13 APR Director: James Gray. Starring: Charlie Hunnam, Robert Pattinson, Sienna Miller. USA 2016. 141 mins. The Lost City of Z centres on the story of real-life explorer Colonel Percival Fawcett (Charlie Hunnam), who in the 1920s embarked on a two-year journey into the Amazon jungle searching for a lost civilisation. Having left behind his sparky, intellectual and protesting wife (Sienna Miller), and accompanied by his old army pal, Henry Costin (Robert Pattinson), he faces all manner of human and natural obstacles on his quest to solve the mystery of the forgotten city. THE SALESMAN (12A) ANOTHER MOTHER’S 7, 8, 11 – 13 APR SON (12A) 15, 16, 18 – 20 APR Director: Asghar Farhadi. Starring: Shahab Hosseini, Director: Christopher Menaul. Starring: Jenny Taraneh Alidoosti. Iran/France 2016. 123 mins. Seagrove, Julian Kostov, John Hannah, Ronan Keating. Persian with English subtitles. UK 2017. 103 mins. Set in Tehran, this intriguing fi lm by Asghar Farhadi Another Mother’s Son tells the true story of unsung (A Separation, The Past) is about a married couple, Second World War heroine Louisa Gould (Jenny both actors, Emad (Shahab Hosseini, A Separation) and Seagrove), a shopkeeper on the Nazi-occupied island Rana (Taraneh Alidoosti, About Elly). Their relationship of Jersey who takes in an escaped Russian POW is unsettled but when they are forced to take temporary (Julian Kostov) and then claims him as her own son. accommodation in a shabby apartment building, their As the solidarity of the island community wavers under situation increasingly becomes disturbing. Winner of the pressures of hunger, oppression and divided loyalty, Best Foreign Language Film at the Oscars. Louisa fi ghts to preserve her family’s sense of humanity. Contains sexual violence references, moderate sex Contains moderate violence and gruesome images. references and violence. SEE OVERLEAF FOR DETAILS OF OUR LIVE BROADCASTS BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (PG) 15, 16, 18 – 20 APR Director: Bill Condon. Starring: Emma Watson, Luke Evans, Stanley Tucci, Ian McKellen. USA 2017. 129 mins. Back in 1991, the Walt Disney Company released Beauty and the Beast, an exquisitely drawn feature animation that became a gargantuan hit. So who better to breathe new life into the beloved fairy tale – with its very modern message of not judging people by their appearance – in a live-action telling, than the studio that made it a movie classic in the fi rst place? Get ready to be wowed all over again. A QUIET PASSION (12A) GOING IN STYLE (12A) 21 – 27 APR 21 – 23, 25 – 27 APR Director: Terence Davies. Starring: Cynthia Nixon, Director: Zach Braff. Starring: Morgan Freeman, Jennifer Ehle, Duncan Duff, Keith Carradine. UK/Belgium Michael Caine, Alan Arkin. USA 2017. 96 mins. 2016. 125 mins. When three retired pals (Alan Arkin, Michael Caine and Cynthia Nixon gives a searing, multifaceted performance as Morgan Freeman) are robbed of their pensions by duplicitous American poet Emily Dickinson in this biopic from acclaimed ex-employers and their bankers, they decide to rob a bank to writer-director Terence Davies (The Deep Blue Sea, The House get even and recover their dignity. The actors’ comic timing, of Mirth). Confi ned to her strictly Protestant Massachusetts nuanced performances and a sharp-as-nails script make this home, and with little of her poetry published during her a riotously entertaining fi lm, which is underpinned by a serious lifetime, Dickinson leads a constrained and confl icted life. The commentary on growing old in a callous, capitalistic society. psychological intensity of the performances makes this an Contains infrequent strong language and drug misuse. exhilarating watch. Contains upsetting scenes of illness. FULL SYNOPSES AND TRAILERS AT WWW.CORNEXCHANGENEW.COM/FILM THE SENSE OF AN ENDING (15) 28 – 30 APR, 2 – 7, 9 – 11 MAY Director: Ritesh Batra. Starring: Jim Broadbent, Charlotte Rampling, Michelle Dockery, Harriet Walter. UK 2017. 108 mins. Retired and divorced, Tony Webster (Jim Broadbent) leads a relatively quiet life. One day, the past comes knocking in the form of something he inherits: a diary written by his best friend from his student days, now in the hands of an old girlfriend. On his quest to recover it, Tony is forced to revisit his fl awed recollections of his past. Based on Julian Barnes’s novel of the same name. THEIR FINEST (12A) 5 – 18 MAY Director: Lone Scherfi g. Starring: Gemma Arterton, Sam Clafl in, Bill Nighy, Richard E. Grant. UK 2016. 117 mins. Lone Scherfi g’s delightful romantic comedy-drama follows writer Catrin Cole (Gemma Arterton), who is tasked with bringing a female perspective to wartime propaganda fi lms during the Blitz. Working with cynical producer Tom Buckley (Sam Clafl in), she battles with a less-than-promising story, constant rewrites, a beady-eyed supervisor and the disgruntled antics of a self- obsessed, fading thespian (Bill Nighy) as she attempts to make a fi lm that will lift the nation’s spirits. Contains infrequent strong language, moderate sex and injury detail. Audio description is available for some of our films. Please ask at the Box Office for more information. THE HAPPIEST DAY DANCER (12A) IN THE LIFE OF OLLI 13, 16 & 17 MAY MÄKI (12A) 12 – 14 & 16 MAY Director: Juho Kuosmanen. Starring: Jarkko Lahti, Director: Steven Cantor. Starring: Sergei Polunin, Oona Airola, Eero Milonoff. Finland/Sweden/ Jade Hale-Christofi. Russia/Ukraine/UK/USA Germany 2016. English and Finnish with English 2016. 85 mins. subtitles. 93 mins. A unique portrait of the Ukrainian ballet dancer The true story of Olli Mäki, the famous Finnish Sergei Polunin, who took the dance world by storm, boxer who had a shot at the 1962 World becoming The Royal Ballet’s youngest ever principal. Featherweight title. Immensely talented and equally At the peak of his success, aged 21, Polunin walked modest, Olli’s small town life is transformed when away – driven to the brink of self-destruction by he is swept into national stardom and suddenly stardom. From archive footage of him training to be regarded as a symbol of his country. There’s only an Olympic gymnast from the age of four, interviews one problem: he’s just fallen in love. with family, friends and colleagues to footage of his Contains infrequent strong language. life on and off the stage, we witness every step of his journey. LOSING SIGHT Q&A THE PROMISE (12A) OF SHORE (CERT TBC) 19 – 25 MAY 14 MAY WHAT’S ON WHAT’S Director: Sarah Moshman. Featuring: Laura Director: Terry George. Starring: Oscar Isaac, Penhaul, Natalia Cohen, Emma Mitchell, Isabel Christian Bale, Charlotte Le Bon. Spain/USA 2016. Burnham, Lizanne van Vuuren, Meg Dyos. 133 mins. USA/Australia/Samoa/UK 2017. TBC mins. During the dying days of the Ottoman Empire, Losing Sight of Shore follows the extraordinary Armenian medical student Mikael (Oscar Isaac) falls journey of four brave women who set out to row for a French-educated Armenian girl, Ana (Charlotte the Pacific Ocean from America to Australia Le Bon), who is also the mistress of Chris (Christian unsupported. Known as the Coxless Crew, they Bale), a fiery American journalist. Caught up in the row over 8,000 miles during their nine months at onset of the Armenian genocide, the love-struck pair sea, facing extreme mental and physical challenges face incredible dangers as they try to escape. To in their bid to be recorded in history. complicate matters further, Mikael is already engaged Director Sarah Moshman and one of the rowers, to a woman from his hometown in eastern Turkey. local Newbury girl Lizanne van Vuuren, will join Contains moderate violence and occasional bloody us for a Q&A after the film. images. RULES DON’T APPLY (12A) NERUDA (15) 19, 20, 24 & 25 MAY 20, 21 & 23 MAY Director: Warren Beatty.