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Benedict Cumberbatch Karácsony Előtt Járunk Pár Nappal 2017. december 22–28. Olaf karácsonyi kalandja / Jégvarázs A Disney rövid animációja Olaf, a hóember kalandjait mu- tatja be, amelyben viszontláthatjuk a Jégvarázs szereplőit is. Az alkotás a 2018-as Annie-díjakon (az animációs alko- tások legfontosabb gáláján) öt kategóriában esélyes. A kis- filmet követően a Disney-klasszikus Jégvarázst láthatjuk, mely történet az Arendelle királyságában élő Elza és Anna hercegnők viszontagságai körül forog; a mesefilm alapjául Andersen A Hókirálynő című műve szolgált. SZOMBAT (2 Oscar-díj – legjobb: animációs film; eredeti betétdal: Let It Go) 19.50 Holiday Benedict Cumberbatch Karácsony előtt járunk pár nappal. Iris Simpkins reménytele- nül szerelmes munkatársába, és nem elég, hogy érzelmei vi- VASÁRNAP VASÁRNAP VASÁRNAP VASÁRNAP szonzatlanok, a férfi bejelenti: eljegyezte egyik kolléganőjü- Sherlock – 4. évad 17.15 19.05 21.00 22.55 ket. Eközben a munkamániás Amanda Woods rájön: a barátja megcsalja, így kiadja az útját. A két bánatos lány a világhálón A napjainkban játszódó bűnügyi sorozat negyedik évadának összes epizódját láthatjuk, ezúttal egymást követően, kiegészítve ismeri meg egymást. Miután kölcsönösen elsírják bánatukat, egy különkiadással; amelyben Benedict Cumberbatch a viktoriánus korban testesíti meg Conan Doyle híres nyomozóját. A ha- úgy döntenek, kipihenik megpróbáltatásaikat. De mivel egyi- zug detektív című epizódot 4 Emmy-díjra jelölték. Sherlock, brit misztikus krimisorozat, 4. évad: The Six Thatchers, 2017, 88 kük Londonban, a másik pedig SZOMBAT VASÁRNAP perc; The Lying Detective, 2017, 89 perc;The Final Problem, 2017, 89 perc;The Abominable Bride (Christmas Special), 2016, Los Angelesben él, kitalálják, 89 perc. Forgatókönyvírók: Mark Gatiss, Steven Moffat. Szereplők: Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock Holmes), Martin Freeman 22.00 22.00 hogy otthont cserélnek. (John Watson), Mark Gatiss (Mycroft Holmes), Rupert Graves (Lestrade), Andrew Scott (Moriarty), Una Stubbs (Mrs. Hudson) A leleményes Hugo Távol Afrikától Birdman Hugo Cabret, az árva kisfiú szinte minden idejét a pályaud- Az előkelő családból származó Karen férjével, Blixen báróval Riggan Thompson korábban a Madárember nevet viselő varon tölti az 1930-as években. Egy napon játékbábut talál egy kenyai ültetvényére költözik. Boldog életük nem tart so- ikonikus szuperhős szerepét játszotta el, ami egy csapásra a szemétben. A bábu tulajdonosa George Mélies, aki az állo- káig, mert a züllött életmódú báró hamarosan elhagyja a fele- sztárrá tette. A hírnév aztán a fejébe szállt, de most már máson dolgozik. és játékokat gyűjt. Hugo később megismeri ségét. Karen úgy dönt, Afrikában marad, és megpróbálja fel- megkopni látszik. Hogy régi dicsőségét visszaszerezze, sze- George-ot, majd izgalmas, mágikus kalandok résztvevőjévé virágoztatni a farmot. (7 Oscar-díj – legjobb: film; rendező: repet vállal egy Broadway-színdarabban. (4 Oscar-díj – leg- válik. (5 Oscar-díj – legjobb: operatőr; hangvágás; hang- Sydney Pollack; forgatókönyv: Kurt Luedtke; filmzene: jobb: film; rendező: Alejandro G. Inárritu; forgatókönyv; keverés; látványtervezés; vizuális effektusok; 5 Oscar- John Barry; operatőr; látványtervezés; 4 Oscar-díj – leg- operatőr; 5 Oscar-díj-jelölés – legjobb: férfi főszereplő: díj-jelölés – legjobb: film; rendező: Martin VASÁRNAP jobb: női főszereplő: Meryl Streep; VASÁRNAP HÉTFŐ Michael Keaton; férfi mellékszereplő: Ed- KEDD Scorsese; adaptált forgatókönyv; eredeti férfi mellékszereplő: Klaus Maria ward Norton; női mellékszereplő: Emma 23.00 filmzene; jelmeztervezés) 16.30 Brandauer; vágás; jelmeztervezés) 23.05 19.50 Stone; hangvágás; hangkeverés).
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