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home box office mcr. 0161 200 1500 volunteer org home recruitment HOME is now recruiting volunteers to join our team with opportunities to get involved across theatre, film and visual art. Help us put on a show! Application deadline is Tue 9 Aug. For more information contact [email protected] VISIT OPENING TIMES FILM PRICES HOME Box Office Off Peak (before 17:00) 2 Tony Wilson Place Mon – Sun: 12:00 – 20:00 Full £7 / Member Full £5.50 Manchester Main Gallery Peak (from 17:00) M15 4FN Mon: Closed* Full £9 / Member Full £7 INFORMATION & BOOKING Tue – Sat: 12:00 – 20:00 £5 student advance tickets HOMEmcr.org Sun: 12:00 – 18:00 available (limited capacity). 0161 200 1500 Granada Foundation Galleries Concessions and discounts are [email protected] Mon – Thu: 11:00 – 23:00 available, please see website for KEEP IN TOUCH Fri – Sat: 11:00 – 00:00 further details. 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Studio Ghibli Roald Dahl on Fri 5 – Fri 12 – . Sat 3 – Forever and Film Wed 31 Aug Tue 23 Aug Mon 19 Sep Sun 4 – Wed 14 Sep – Visit homemcr.org/classics for more details. broadcasts From Hollywood scores to American We team up with Peccadillo Pictures Sid And Nancy, 1986 Catch the best theatre and opera broadcast live in our cinemas from the world’s most Ever and Ever… . independent cinema and European to present a series of LGBTQ films Wed 17 Aug & No one makes films quite like Pedro Sat 24 Sep Mon 3 Oct prestigious companies. arthouse movies, the soundtrack has and events. Screenings presented in Almodóvar. His remarkable body of work As Punk celebrates its 40th anniversary, Fear, jealousy, guilt and violence Visit homemcr.org/live-broadcasts for more details. Mon 12 Sep embracing melodrama, screwball comedy, played a pivotal role in film history. partnership with the Sexuality Summer Offering new perspectives relating to the we present our own tribute to this bubble under the surface of the Fri 5 Aug – noir and sci-fi with a deftness of touch Featuring a diverse selection of both School at the University of Manchester. idea of the ‘Black Atlantic’ – a transcultural seismic cultural movement, historically outwardly civilised characters in Patricia that has produced a genre of its own. This Mon 1 Aug – Wed 7 Sep celebrated and lesser-known titles, this space not necessarily fixed by ethnicity or entwined with Manchester following the Highsmith’s trademark tightly-plotted Visit homemcr.org/poutfest-2016 for is a chance to relive his early films anew. season focuses on the art of composition. more details. nationality – the club’s objective is to screen legendary Sex Pistols gig at the Lesser thrillers, many of which have made Thu 25 Aug Roald Dahl fans of all ages will be able for compelling cinema. This season Curated by internationally acclaimed important historical films or new work that Visit homemcr.org/almodovar for more Free Trade Hall in 1976. Barry Lyndon, 1975 to relive their most magical moments this GIRLS LOST (18) showcases the very best of them. Continuing our love affair with the musician, composer and filmmaker Barry is unavailable from UK film distributors. details. summer, with a season of fantastic films Fri 12 Aug, 20:30 Visit homemcr.org/punk-40 for more BARRY LYNDON (PG) SID & NANCY (18) Japanese animation studio, we bring you Adamson. Dir Alexandra-Therese Keining/SE 2015/106 mins/ Visit homemcr.org/black-atlantic for and extraordinary events celebrating the With thanks to the BFI. details. Presented by Filmhouse, in partnership Sun 7 Aug, 13:00 Sun 4 Sep, 13:00 a selection of beautifully hand-drawn centenary year of his birth. Visit homemcr.org/soundtrack for more Swedish wEng ST more details with Waterstones, and supported by the Tuva Jagell, Emrik Őhlander and Louise Nyvall (18) Tue 9 Aug, 19:20 Tue 6 Sep, 20:30 works that transport audiences of all details. ONE HOUR INTRO/ THE CINEMA OF THE ORDER OF DEATH BFI, awarding funds from the National NT Live: The Deep Blue Sea, 2016 ROH Live: Norma, 2016 Still Here, 2001 Wed 7 Sep, 13:00 ages to fantastical worlds filled with Part of a UK-wide programme led by An enchanting film about three confused PEDRO ALMODÓVAR (COPKILLER/L’ASSASSINO DEI Lottery. Wed 10 Aug, 13:00 Dir Alex Cox/GB 1986/115 mins NT LIVE: THE DEEP BLUE SEA ROH LIVE: NORMA (LIVE) unforgettable characters. Film Hub Wales and Chapter. Supported teenage girls that asks if gender Sat 3 Sep, 16:30 POLIZIOTTI) Dir Stanley Kubrick/GB 1975/187 mins by the BFI, awarding funding from the Sun 4 Sep, 15:50 Visit homemcr.org/highsmith for more Ryan O’Neal, Marisa Berenson, Patrick Magee Gary Oldman, Chloe Webb (LIVE) identity really matters when it comes to £4 full / £3 concs Mon 26 Sep, 19:15 Some screenings in this season are in National Lottery and in collaboration who we love Dir Roberto Faenza/IT 1983/101 mins details. This exquisitely detailed adaptation of Celebrate 40 years of punk with this Composer Bellini/Opera in two acts/Sung in Italian Carmen Herrero, Head of Spanish at Thu 1 Sep, 18:45 Japanese with English Subtitles, some with the Roald Dahl Estate. Harvey Keitel, John Lydon, Nicole Garcia William Makepeace Thackeray’s novel classic restoration. wEng ST/195 mins (one interval) Boys On Film, 2015 & 2016 Manchester Metropolitan University, will The Glass Cell, 1978 Helen McCrory returns to the National will be English Dubbed. John Lydon’s rarely seen sole narrative about the exploits of an 18th century This new production of Norma for Visit for more lead an introduction to the filmmaking of The Man Who Fell To Earth, 1976 Theatre in Terence Rattigan’s devastating homemcr.org/roald-dahl feature is a game of cat-and-mouse Irish adventurer is presented in a The Royal Opera is distinguished by Visit homemcr.org/studio-ghibli for details. Spanish auteur Pedro Almodóvar. masterpiece about a woman who has between a seemingly unhinged punk magnificent 4K restoration by the BFI. a superlative cast of internationally details. attempted suicide. James And The Giant Peach, 1996 rocker and a morally compromised police renowned singers. Lost Highway, 1997 STILL/HERE (12A) lieutenant in New York. Event/ The screening on Wed 10 Aug Spirited Away, 2001 will be introduced by Kubrick expert LOST HIGHWAY (18) + Q&A Wed 17 Aug, 18:30 Screening from a 35mm print. Peter Kramer, who will also lead a post Fri 5 Aug, 19:50 Dir Christopher Harris/US 2001/60 mins A stylish and thought-provoking film that screening discussion. Wed 17 Aug, 20:20 Dir David Lynch/US 1997/134 mins picks over the fragments of urban decay THE TIN DRUM (15) BOYS ON FILM: TIME AND TIED (18) THE GLASS CELL (CTBA) Bill Pullman, Patricia Arquette in St Louis. (DIE BLECHTROMMEL) Mon 15 Aug, 20:40 (DIE GLÄSERNE ZELLE) Screening from a 16mm print. Sun 21 Aug, 13:00 THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH (18) This tense thriller, clearly influenced Dir Various/GB 2015 & 2016/101 mins Dark Habits, 1983 Wed 14 Sep, 18:10 Sun 18 Sep, 13:00 by the works of Hitchcock, involves a NT Live: The Threepenny Opera, 2016 Emerging UK filmmakers come under the Dir Hans W. Geissendörfer/West Germany PT 1978/93 Tue 23 Aug, 20:00 mythical LA, a blonde and a brunette (15) Tue 20 Sep, 20:00 RSC Live: Cymbeline, 2016 JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH (U) spotlight in this selection of shorts that DARK HABITS mins/German wEng ST Wed 24 Aug, 13:00 NT LIVE: THE THREEPENNY SPIRITED AWAY (PG) Fri 5 Aug, 13:00 played by the same actress, and strange (ENTRE TINIEBLAS) Brigitte Fossey, Helmut Griem, Dieter Laser Dir Volker Schlöndorff/West Germany FR PL 1979/142 Wed 21 Sep, 13:00 OPERA (LIVE) provoke tears, anger, fear and laughter. Dir Nicolas Roeg/GB 1976/139 mins RSC LIVE: CYMBELINE (LIVE) (SEN TO CHIHIRO NO KAMIKAKUSHI) Dir Henry Selick/GB 1996/89 mins musings on identity and dreams. Sat 3 Sep, 18:00 An architect imprisoned for a crime he mins/German wEng ST THEO AND HUGO (18) Sid And Nancy, 1986 David Bennent, Mario Adorf, Angela Winkler David Bowie, Rip Torn, Candy Clark Mon 1 Aug, 18:00 (Japanese) Paul Terry, Joanna Lumley, Richard Dreyfuss Dir Pedro Almodóvar / ES 1983 / 110 mins didn’t commit struggles to find work Thu 22 Sep, 18:45 Wed 28 Sep, 18:45 Event/ The screening on Fri 5 Aug will be Fri 19 Aug, 20:40 Julieta Serrano, Carmen Maura, Cristina Sánchez The story of an alien on an elaborate Sat 13 Aug, 12:45 (English Dubbed) James’ happy life at the seaside ends SID & NANCY (18) upon his release, and – like many a In this surreal black comedy, World War II Mack the Knife is back in town in this 210 mins (inc interval) followed by a Q&A with Barry Adamson.
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