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CONTINUED FROM LAST MONTH LAST FROM CONTINUED A tense, harrowing portrayal of A tense, harrowing and futility of trench the terror based on RC Sherriff’s warfare, blistering anti-war play. Fri 16 FebFri – Thu 16 1 Mar Dir: Saul Dibb Cast: Sam Claflin, Asa Butterfield Paul Bettany, UK 2017, 1hr 47mins JOURNEY’S END Guillermo del Toro’s Golden Guillermo del Toro’s to the Globe-winning love-letter monster movie is an otherworldly of fable set against the backdrop America. Cold War Thu Feb – Thu 15 1 Mar Dir: Guillermo del Toro Cast: Sally Hawkins, Octavia Spencer 3mins USA 2017, 2hrs THE SHAPE WATER OF Greta Gerwig’s (Frances Ha) Gerwig’s Greta debut is a cinematic directorial marvel not to be missed. Christine McPherson is a high ‘Lady Bird’ school senior determined to escape the confines of her provincial and Sacramento life for the freedom university. sophistication of a New York Combining Impeccable direction with pitch-perfect performances, the titular character follow’s Lady Bird her last year of high school asthrough andshe experiences first love, broken mended friendships and the excitement and sadness of leaving home. Fri 23 Feb – Thu 8 Mar Gerwig Dir: Greta Cast: Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf USA 2017, 1hr 34mins LADY BIRD BOX OFFICE BOOK ONLINE Available as Midweek Matinees – see p13

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PG 15 12A 12A CINEMA U CERT TBC 15 Matinee screenings for just for just screenings Matinee – refreshments £6 including open to all. MERCYTHE Wed 7 Mar, 11am MISS POTTER Mar, 10.30amWed 14 in Open to all, screening partnership with The University Age (U3A) of the Third LIKE A WALK PANTHER Wed Mar, 11am 21 SQUARE THE Wed 28 Mar, 11am DESCRIPTIVE SUBTITLES DESCRIBED AUDIO FRIENDLY AUTISM MIDWEEK MATINEES THE MERCYTHE 6 Mar, 5.50pmTue I, TONYA Mar, 6pm 13 Tue BLACK PANTHER 27 Mar, 5.30pmTue THEALL MONEY IN THE WORLD Mar, 1pm Fri 16 TAD THE LOST TAD EXPLORER Sat Mar, 10.30am 10 ACCESS 15 the Cannes Film festival, Ramsay’s the Cannes Film festival, Ramsay’s film is a sublime study of the effect and legacy of violence. PERSONA Fri 23 – Mon 26 Mar Dir: Ingmar Bergman Cast: Bibi Andersson, Liv Ullmann Sweden 1966, 1hr 24mins, subtitled Elisabet Renowned stage actress a moment (Ullmann) suffers Vogler of blankness during a performance and lapses into total silence. what appears to from Suffering be a psychological breakdown, she is advised by her doctor to take Elisabet goes to to recover. time off a beach house with only Alma (Andersson), a nurse, as company, and the two women begin to experience a strange emotional The 5pm screening convergence. by on Sun 25 Mar will be introduced Paul Marygold. Phoenix projectionist 15 15 THE SQUARE THE Fri 23 – Thu 29 Mar Dir: Ruben Östlund Cast: Claes Bang, Elisabeth Moss Swe/Ger/Fra/Den 2017, 2hrs 31mins, subtitled Winner of the Palme d’Or at last festival, Östlund’s Cannes film year’s is a dark Majeure follow up to Force and on art, culture satire and surreal communication in the digital age. museum curator High profile Christian (Bang) plans to open a new exhibit which aims controversial as its viewers of their role to remind human beings and responsible encourage altruism. The response however is misjudged, and, despite his best intentions events rapidly descend into chaos. YOU WERE NEVER YOU HERE REALLY Fri 23 – Thu 29 Mar Ramsay Dir: Lynne Cast: Joaquin Phoenix, Judith Roberts 30mins UK/France/USA 2017, 1hr Joaquin Phoenix is on sensational form ex-soldier turned as an the in the new film from mercenary About to Talk Need of We director and Kevin. A hulking mass of anger violence, contained barely makes a traumatized veteran Joe girls living tracking down missing and dealing out blunt-force vengeance to their captors. When his latest assignment spirals into a Joe struggles to deeper conspiracy, keep his demons at bay and remain Winner at in control. two awards of 15 Marina struggles to fight for the right to be herself. Absolutely unmissable. GOOK – ThuFri 16 22 Mar Dir: Justin Chon Cast: Simone Baker, Justin Chon, David So USA 2017, 1hr 35mins Channelling the anger and daring of early Spike Lee, Chon’s is set in LA feature impressive and after the immediately before in the Rodney King police verdict two brutality trial. Eli and Daniel are Americans who run a young Korean with occasionalstruggling shoe store, African an 11 year-old help from American girl, Kamilla. As rioting out and racial tension begins breaks to boil over the lives of the trio are put at risk. MyPhoenix Members and Friends tickets £5. 15 15 – The Guardian DARK RIVERDARK – SunFri Mar 16 18 Dir: Clio Barnard Cast: Ruth Wilson, Sean Bean Mark Stanley, UK 2017, 1hr 30mins Selfish The Clio Barnard (The Arbor, Giant) returns with a new drama, set Dales. in the heart of the Yorkshire When her father dies, Alice (Wilson) returns home to the family farm to claim the tenancy she believes is her arrival rightly hers. However, sparks deep and unsettling her past, moments moments from for 15 that she has hidden from her years. Alice must then confront – who is wornby years brother down both he alone on the farm – before and the land fall to ruin. A FANTASTIC WOMAN FANTASTIC A – Thu Fri 16 22 Mar Dir: Sebastián Lelio Francisco Reyes Cast: Daniela Vega, Chile/Ger/Spain/USA 2017, 1hr 44mins, subtitled  With Academy Award a 2018 nomination for best foreign stunning language film, Lelio’s a wave of drama is riding high on Marina, a young trans rave reviews. into woman, has her life thrown turmoil by the sudden death of her But much older boyfriend, Orlando. has time to grieve, she is she before for accused of being responsible with treated death, Orlando’s suspicion and shunned by his family. Forbidden to attend Orlando’s her home, funeral and evicted from CERT TBC PG

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18 ON BODY ON BODY AND SOUL Sat Mar 31 – Mon 2 Apr Dir: Ildikó Enyedi Cast: Géza Morcsányi, Alexandra Borbély Hungary 2017, 1hr 56mins, subtitled best- Appearing on numerous of-2017 lists, we missed this release but are stunning film on very happy to finally be showing it. When two Hungarian slaughterhouse workers find that the exact same dream they share each night, they try to start a – but things relationship complicated in the more prove waking world. ALL THEALL MONEY IN THE WORLD – Mon MarFri 16 19 Dir: Ridley Scott Cast: Michelle Williams, Christopher Plummer USA 2017, 2hrs 13mins to lots of requests had We’ve latest Ridley Scott film, the screen case of the based on the real-life John kidnapping of 16-year-old of his Paul Getty III and the refusal grandfather Jean Paul billionaire Getty (Plummer) to pay any ransom. 15

12A BLADE RUNNER 2049 Fri 23 – Mon 26 Mar Dir: Denis Villeneuve Cast: Ryan Harrison Ford Gosling, UK/USA 2017, 2hrs 43mins 35 years after the original Blade Denis Runner this sequel from Villeneuve stars Ryan Gosling as for a searching an LAPD Officer former blade runner. DUNKIRK Fri 9 – Mon Mar 12 Dir: Christopher Nolan Mark Rylance Hardy, Cast: Tom UK/France 2017, 1hr 46mins, subtitled (parts) thrilling tale of Christopher Nolan’s features WWII bravery and sacrifice including a superb ensemble cast, Kenneth Branagh, Mark Rylance and Hardy. Tom FILMS OF THE PAST FEWMONTHS OF THE PAST FILMS PG ANOTHER CHANCE TO CATCH SOME OF THE BIGGEST CATCH CHANCE TO ANOTHER 15 MAYBE YOU MISSED, MAYBE WE MISSED MAYBE MISSED, YOU MAYBE DARKEST HOUR DARKEST Sat – Thu 3 8 Mar Dir: Joe Wright Cast: Gary Oldman, Lily James, Kristin Scott Thomas UK 2017, 2hrs 5mins complete Gary Oldman’s transformation into Winston Churchill in Joe is just one of many wonders (Atonement) film that has Wright’s picked up multiple wins and season. nominations this awards BILLBOARDS THREE OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI Sun – Thu 18 22 Mar Dir: Martin McDonagh Cast: Frances McDormand, Sam Rockwell Harrelson, Woody UK/USA, 2017, 1hr 55mins Frances McDormand gives a mesmerising performance in Martin lauded film critically McDonagh’s to be one of the that has proved most popular films at Phoenix in years. recent 15

15 CINEMA BIZARRECINEMA THE DUNES THE A NICE DAY HAVE Fri 30 Mar – Mon 2 Apr Dir: Jian Liu Cast: Zhu Changlong, Cao Kou China 2017, 1hr 18mins, subtitled Pulp remade “If Quentin Tarantino Fiction as an animated movie set in modern day China, it might look something like Have a Nice Day.” — Indiewire. a Xiaozhang, a poor driver from steals a large small Chinese city, to his boss amount of money from with his save his relationship girlfriend. On the run, Xiaozhang finds himself in a series of ridiculous situations. Filled with gangster lowlifes, shady opportunists and killers, this is a stylish and hired pacey animated thriller. WOMAN OF WOMAN 27 – Wed 28 MarTue Teshigahara Dir: Hiroshi Cast: Eiji Okada, Kyôko Kishida subtitled Japan 1964, 2hrs 20mins, curators, the Social Cinema Bizarre we Cinema, have chosen what best consider to be one of the with indelible movies ever made, rife performances and music. imagery, the sand Entomologist Niki visits but dunes to collect insect samples, a pit with a finds himself trapped in with helping her dig woman. Tasked escape, but out sand, Niki wants to in the heat and sweat of their close quarters finds his lust for the woman on 35mm. overwhelming. Screening 12A face off against a growing cast of against a growing face off enemies to save his kingdom. Bold, riotous and visually spectacular. MARY MAGDALENE Fri 30 Mar – Thu 5 Apr Dir: Garth Davis Cast: Rooney Mara, Joaquin Phoenix UK 2018, 2hrs Garth Davis returns with his follow up to the critically acclaimed Lion, telling the story of Mary Magdalene (Mara). Feeling constrained and of the hierarchies by the repressed Mary defies her family to join a day, of led by Jesus new social order, (Phoenix). Finding her Nazareth place within his movement alongside his followers, including Judas (Chiwetel Ejiofor), her new found faith takes her on a path to enlightenment, but also betrayal.

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Wes Anderson is back with another Anderson is back with another Wes immaculate animation à la Fantastic Mr Fox. In the not so distant future, an outbreak a Japanese city suffers of canine flu and banishes all dogs island. Atari, offshore to a remote is drawn to the boy, a 12 year-old island in pursuit of his beloved pet, and falls in with a pack of stray to help him on his dogs that agree quest to save his pet and escape the Isle of Dogs. Fri 30 Mar – Thu Apr 12 Anderson Dir: Wes Cast: Frances McDormand, Ken Bill Murray Watanabe, Germany/USA 2018, 1hr 41mins ISLE OFISLE DOGS In Marvel Studios tenth year of In Marvel Studios tenth cinematic dominance, Ryan Black Panther may be Coogler’s socially their most important and film yet. After the death relevant (Boseman) T’Challa of his father, African returns home to the hidden to take his nation of Wakanda on his rightful place as king. But arrival he is instantly embroiled his in a deadly battle to protect to stamp out the In order throne. beginnings of a civil war he must and don the mantle of the panther, Mon 26 – Thu29 Mar Dir: Ryan Coogler Cast: Chadwick Boseman, Michael B Jordan USA 2017, 2hr 14mins BLACK PANTHER BOX OFFICE BOOK ONLINE Available as Midweek Matinees – see p13

0116 242 2800 PHOENIX.ORG.UK 16 17 A Film and Video Umbrella touring exhibition, A Film and Video Umbrella supported by Arts Council England, Canal City of Bradford National Trust, & River Trust, District Council, Hastings Metropolitan Phoenix, Feltech, Museum & Art Gallery, Links Signs and Heritage Lottery Fund. Curated by Mariam Zulfiqar. CHANGING PLACES CHANGING Until Mar Sun 11 Free Cube Gallery, Changing Places is an exhibition of artists’ video linking the transformations occurring across South Asia due to industrialisation with sites of historic significance in Britain. Sitting at the heart of the post- of area industrial St George’s artworks we host three Leicester, Machine by Imran Channa, Desire Jahan Nupur. Collective and Yasmin These artists all live in, work in, or a connection to Bangladesh, retain India or Pakistan, and the content of the works – and their placement in Leicester – highlights a shared history between England and South Asia. 8 BOTH SIDES 4 NOW Thu 29 Mar, 8.30pm Cube Gallery booking required Free, Both Sides Now in its fourth year, Now is a collection of artists’ film and video examining new models of making moving image influenced by internet and videogame culture. Showing work made in the past four new explores years, the programme aesthetics, visual languages and digital forms native to the that are internet, and that comment upon local and global politics, society, globalisation and science. Curated by Isaac Leung of Videotage and Jamie Wyld of videoclub. Visible Bits screening brings screening ri 2 Mar, 6pm ri 2 Mar, ART The 9th annual more genre defying audio-visual defying genre more From art to our cinema screens. the ecstatic to the sublime, the chaotic to the calmed from – see how artists and musicians using the world are around new technologies to animate imaginative audio-visual worlds. Going beyond the bounds of traditional narrative, abstract flows of image and sound invite wonder and contemplation. Battey of Bret Curated by Prof and Technology Music, DMU’s Centre. Innovation Research Audible Bytes VISIBLE BITSVISIBLE BYTES 201 AUDIBLE F booking required Free, AN AUDIENCE AN AUDIENCE WITH..: A HISTORY OF CINEMAGOING Tuesdays, Apr 17 May – 8 8.30pm – 7pm Members Price: £50 / £45 conc / £40 there Netflix, DVDs, Blu-ray… ways to watch films many are go to the but people still love to take a closer look at cinema. We how and why. FILM SCHOOL Thursdays, May 10 – 28 Jun 7pm – 9pm Price: £96 / £80 conc / £72 members Keith Allott leads this Tutor to filmmaking, practical introduction taking you step by step all the planning pre-production way from film. to the final edit of your through DH LAWRENCE ON SCREEN Tuesdays, 3 – 24 July 8.30pm – 7pm Price: £50 / £45 conc / £40 Members Thanks to Lady Chatterley, stories have a somewhat Lawrence’s Join us for a visual racy reputation. work on the tour of the writer’s adaptation to – from big screen biography.

TALKING PICTURESTALKING SPRING Mondays, 9 Apr – 25 Jun (10 sessions) Tuesdays, Apr 10 – 26 Jun 10.30am – 12pm (10 sessions) Price: £85 / £75 conc / £70 Members your love of film with this Share discussions 10-week course of group – led by tutor Alan Seaman – that put the cinema week into focus. The price includes a cup of tea/ and a ticket to the 1pm or coffee following 1.30pm film screening your session. FILM FESTIVALS FOR FOR FILM FESTIVALS INDIE FILMMAKERS Sat 25 Aug, 10.30am – 4pm Price: £16 filmmaker Join award-winning Keith Allott for an essential overview of film festivals, with industry tips for getting your film selected. PEDRO ALMODOVAR PEDRO Sat 10.30am May, 12 – 4pm Price: £16 director The outrageous Spanish forty exploded on to the scene death led years ago, after Franco’s We to a loosening of restrictions. of this assess the glittering career enfant terrible.

ONE DAY COURSES ONE DAY We take a closer look at We women ‘strong’ of representations in contemporary action cinema, including movies like Kill Bill and Mad Max: Fury Road. Sat 10.30am 7 Apr, – 4pm Price: £16 ACTION CINEMA & 2000 SINCE FEMINISM Following a sell-out in January, Following a sell-out in January, join us another chance to here’s this the work of as we explore film director. controversial Sat Mar, 10.30am 31 − 4pm Price: £16 QUENTIN TARANTINO QUENTIN Our short courses are a great way toget deeper into film. Visit our website to find out more and to book online.

A weird and wonderful delve into and wonderful delve into A weird the stranger side of world cinema the cult to the extreme. – from Italian vampires, sex Discover French witches and Japanese radioactive of the work monsters as we explore Ana Lily Amirpour, Dario Argento, Honda and many more. Ishiro MONDO MOVIEHOUSE MONDO Fridays, 6 Apr – 25 May 8.30pm – 7pm Price: £96 / £80 conc / £72 Members

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Israel, Esq 19:45 Walk Like a Panther* 17:00 The Square 13:00 20:20 The Mercy 20:10 Gook 17:10 You Were Never Really Here 13:30 20:20 SUNDAY 4 MARCH Side A & Side B 19:30 Black Panther 15:30 Coco 10:30 MONDAY 12 MARCH All The Money In The World 19:40 Blade Runner 2049 17:00 The Mercy 12:00 Finding Your Feet 13:00 18:10 Persona 18:20 Lady Bird 13:00 15:15 18:00 20:30 The Divine Order* 13:30 MONDAY 19 MARCH Bolshoi Ballet: The Flames of Paris 15:00 Roman J. Israel, Esq 15:30 Walk Like A Panther* 13:00 20:30 TUESDAY 27 MARCH Loveless 17:30 The Mercy 15:45 All The Money In The World 13:30 Monster Family* 11:00 15:15 Darkest Hour 20:15 Aguirre, Wrath of God 18:15 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing... 15:40 You Were Never Really Here 13:00 20:30 I, Tonya 20:30 Gook 18:00 Black Panther 13:45 MONDAY 5 MARCH Dunkirk 20:40 A Fantastic Woman 18:10 Black Panther (Desc Subs) 17:30 The Mercy 13:00 18:15 Kuchh Bheeege Alfaaz 20:15 Woman of the Dunes 17:15 Lady Bird 13:30 15:45 18:15 20:45 TUESDAY 13 MARCH The Square 20:20 Darkest Hour 15:30 I, Tonya 13:00 TUESDAY 20 MARCH Loveless 20:25 The Divine Order* 13:30 15:45 A Fantastic Woman 13:00 16:05 18:10 WEDNESDAY 28 MARCH Finding Your Feet 15:45 18:15 Walk Like A Panther* 13:30 Monster Family* 10:45 13:00 TUESDAY 6 MARCH I, Tonya (Desc Subs) 18:00 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing... 15:30 20:20 The Square 11:00 Lady Bird 13:00 17:00 20:20 The Long Excuse 20:30 EOS: Vincent Van Gogh 18:30 You Were Never Really Here 14:20 18:10 Loveless 13:30 The Mercy 20:45 Gook 20:30 Black Panther 15:20 20:00 Darkest Hour 15:10 The Square 16:45 The Mercy (Desc Subs) 17:50 WEDNESDAY 14 MARCH WEDNESDAY 21 MARCH Woman of the Dunes 20:10 RSC: Twelfth Night 19:30 Miss Potter 10:30 Walk Like A Panther 11:00 The Mercy 13:00 18:00 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing... 13:15 17:30 THURSDAY 29 MARCH WEDNESDAY 7 MARCH The Divine Order* 13:10 20:30 A Fantastic Woman 14:00 20:45 Monster Family* 11:25 15:20 The Mercy 11:00 I, Tonya 15:30 20:30 Gook 16:00 You Were Never Really Here 13:00 20:45 The Mercy 13:15 Finding Your Feet 15:30 Walk Like A Panther* 18:10 The Square 14:00 20:15 Lady Bird 13:30 15:45 18:30 20:45 Chasing Ice 18:30 My Birthday Song 20:15 Black Panther 17:15 18:00 Darkest Hour 15:45 Light Arose 20:15 Where I Belong 18:10 THURSDAY 15 MARCH THURSDAY 22 MARCH Both Side Now 4 20:30 Loveless 20:30 Finding Your Feet 13:00 Gook 14:00 I, Tonya 13:30 Three Billboards Outside Ebbing... 14:20 FRIDAY 30 MARCH THURSDAY 8 MARCH The Mercy 15:30 16:10 A Fantastic Woman 16:20 Peter Rabbit 10:45 13:15 Lady Bird 15:00 18:10 20:30 Princess Mononoke 18:00 Walk Like A Panther* 17:00 Isle of Dogs* 12:15 15:30 18:00 20:30 The Mercy 15:15 In Conversation with Mahira Khan 19:45 NT Live: Julius Caesar 19:00 Have A Nice Day 14:40 Darkest Hour 17:45 The Divine Order* 20:45 Tikli & Laxmi Bomb 19:45 Mary Magdalene 16:40 The Divine Order* 20:15 Boogie Man 19:45 FRIDAY 16 MARCH FRIDAY 23 MARCH FRIDAY 9 MARCH All The Money 13:00 Persona 13:00 SATURDAY 31 MARCH Finding Your Feet 13:00 20:30 In The World (Audio Desc) Blade Runner 2049 14:00 Quentin Tarantino course 10:30 The Mercy 13:15 A Fantastic Woman 14:25 20:30 The Square 15:00 20:20 Peter Rabbit 10:30 15:40 Roman J. 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