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January – February 2020 Members can book from Thu 19 Dec southhillpark.org.uk Non-members from Mon 23 Dec All tickets Dementia-friendly and relaxed screenings £5.50 each Reel lives Our regular screenings of Specially-designed screenings for people living with dementia, award-winning documentaries their carers and anyone preferring to experience cinema in calm surroundings. With lights left on low and sound level reduced, these Amazing Grace relaxed screenings are on the second Monday of each month. Wed 8 Jan 7.30pm Doors open 1.30pm for a 2pm start, with a short interval. Dirs. Sydney Pollack/Alan Elliott, Complimentary refreshments will be provided after each film US, 2018, 88 mins Aretha Franklin, James Cleveland, screening. All staff and volunteers are Dementia Friends. CL Franklin When booking please advise if wheelchair access is required. In 1972, Aretha Franklin recorded Amazing Grace, the top-selling Cleo gospel recording of all time. Mon 13 Jan 2pm Mon 10 Feb 2pm This recently finished film of the Dir. Mervyn LeRoy, US, 1933, 96 mins Dir. , UK, 1964, 92 mins recordings made in a Baptist , Ruby Keeler, , Sidney James, church is a spine-tingling sensation, Amanda Barrie A wealthy composer secretly rescues Oscar nominee and one of the unemployed Broadway performers Shenanigans in Rome, Egypt and finest music documentaries ever. with a new musical. With Busby Britain enable Kenneth Williams Dazzling and stirring … the Queen Berkeley’s stunning choreography, (as Caesar) to utter his most famous of Soul will have you up on your this entertaining film features line in one of the best-loved Carry feet TIMEOUT classic numbers: My Forgotten Ons, which also features Kenneth Man, We’re In The Money, Pettin’ Connor, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims Honeyland and Jim Dale. Infamy! Infamy! In The Park and Shadow Waltz. Thu 9 Jan 7.30pm Dirs. Tamara Kotevska/Ljubomir Stefanov, Rep Maced, 2019, 87 mins, Turkish with subtitles Filmed in the hills of Macedonia, a beekeeper’s harmonious life is interrupted by an incomer blinded by the pursuit of wealth. Gold Diggers of 1933 Carry On Cleo Honeyland questions the cost of unsustainable growth and the reckless pursuit of profit. Astonishing, immersive, powerful

A Shaun the Sheep The Aeronauts Hearing loop Movie: Farmageddon Si The cinema is fitted with Fri 3 Jan 2.30pm an audio induction loop. Thu 2 & Mon 6 Jan 1pm F Fri 3 – Mon 6 Jan 7.30pm Customers can use the Thu 2 Jan 7.30pm Tue 7 Jan 2.30pm HoH T-setting on their hearing Fri 3 Jan 10.30am Not BiB F Dir. , UK/US, 2019, 101 mins aids for clear film sound. Sat 4 – Sun 5 Jan 3pm F , , Himesh Patel Dirs. Will Becher/Richard Phelan, Wealthy pilot Amelia Wren and UK, 2019, 87 mins ambitious scientist Key to symbols Voices: Justin Fletcher, face peril as they attempt to fly a Si John Sparkes, Kate Harbour Silver screening hot air balloon higher than anyone. Bringing in baby BiB When an alien crash-lands nearby, Gasp-making special effects provide Not for bringing in baby Not BiB Shaun must save the intergalactic an exhilarating experience in a film visitor before she’s captured by a Family screening F with charm. sinister organisation. Another brilliant Hard of hearing HoH and hilarious claymation with plenty By the Grace of God Chosen for children for all the family – from bum jokes to delicately exploring issues like Tue 7 Jan 7.30pm bullying. A joy to behold. Dir. François Ozon, Fr/Bel, 2018, Family super deal F 137 mins, French with subtitles Special prices for families. Melvil Poupaud, Denis Ménochet, Swann Arlaud Please check film certificate and content before booking A group of men unite to dismantle the code of silence that continues Family tickets (2+2) £22 to protect a priest who abused Under 16s £3 them decades ago. A compassionate, moving and sober true story of child sexual abuse in the French Catholic Church. The Aeronauts Booking dates Members from Thu 19 Dec, Non-members from Mon 23 Dec Frozen 2 Six decades in six films Fri 10 Jan 10.30am Not BiB F F Marking 60 years of bringing the best of cinema to the region, Sat 11 – Sun 12 Jan 3pm Dirs. Chris Buck/Jennifer Lee, Bracknell Film Society presents a weekend of timeless films – US, 2019, 103 mins six titles selected to reflect our eclectic programming over six Voices: Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, decades. A themed short film will accompany each feature. Jonathan Groff In this highly anticipated sequel to Man of Aran The Odd Couple the much-loved original, our heroes Sat 25 Jan Talk starts 11am Sun 26 Jan 11am travel to an ancient, autumn-bound Dir. Robert J Flaherty, UK, 1934, 74 mins Dir. Gene Saks, US, 1968, 105 mins enchanted land where they must hope Colman ‘Tiger’ King, Maggie Dirrane , , that Elsa’s powers are strong enough. John Fiedler Robert Flaherty’s documentary The Good Liar re-creation of an ancient culture Irresistibly funny, Lemmon and Si on the edges of modern society. Matthau star as mis-matched Fri 10 Jan 2.30pm Introduced by Ian Banks. neurotic Felix and slob Oscar. Fri 10 – Sun 12 Jan 7.30pm Dir. Bill Condon, US, 2019, 109 mins This is Spinal Tap Lift to the Scaffold , Ian McKellen, Russell Tovey Sat 25 Jan 3pm Sun 26 Jan 3pm When elderly con artist Roy hooks Dir. Rob Reiner, US, 1984, 82 mins Dir. Louis Malle, Fr, 1958, up with wealthy widow Betty online, 88 mins, French with subtitles Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, his planned cut-and-dry swindle turns Harry Shearer Jeanne Moreau, Maurice Ronet, into something quite unexpected. Georges Poujouly Gloriously hilarious ‘mockumentary’ Deliciously twisty-turny, intelligent Miles Davis’s renowned improvised of (fictional) English heavy metal thriller with tremendous performances. soundtrack perfectly accompanies band Spinal Tap. this gripping, moody thriller. Phoenix Bait Mon 13 Jan 7.30pm M Hulot’s Holiday Dir. Camilla Strom Henriksen, Nor, Sat 25 Jan Introduction 7.30pm Sun 26 Jan 7.30pm 2018, 86 mins, Norwegian with subtitles Dir. Mark Jenkin, UK, 2019, 89 mins Dir. Jacques Tati, Fr, 1953, Ylva Bjorkaas Thedin, Maria Bonnevie, Ed Rowe, Mary Woodvine, Giles King 89 mins, French with subtitles Sverrir Gudnason Evocative drama of culture clash Jacques Tati, Nathalie Pascaud, By necessity, teenager Jill acts as the Michele Rolla between locals and tourists in responsible adult in her small family. a once-thriving fishing village. Classic slapstick affectionately Thedin is excellent in the central role, Filmmaker Q&A (subject to mocking French society via bumbling perfectly balancing Jill’s wisdom and confirmation). Mr Hulot (the original Mr Bean!). insight with her vulnerability and sometime naivety. Intelligent and uncompromising, it may break your heart but you won’t want to miss it EYE FOR FILM Boy Tue 14 Jan 7.30pm Man of Aran The Odd Couple Bracknell Film Society Dir. Taika Waititi, NZ, 2010, 88 mins, English and Maori with some subtitles James Rolleston, Te Aho Eketone-Whitu, Taika Waititi New Zealand, 1984. An 11-year-old boy gets a chance to know his absentee criminal father. Outwardly This is Spinal Tap Lift to the Scaffold simple, yet inwardly complex, this soulful coming of age debut from Taika Waititi tells of a young boy’s harsh reality deflected by fantasy. Comic yet poignant with wonderfully natural performances THE NEW YORK TIMES

Bait M Hulot’s Holiday Plus short Family Dinner Special offers Dir. Ashley P Saunders, UK, 2017, 140 secs Day pass · pay for two films, get the third half-price A typical family dinner where the Weekend pass · pay for five films, get the sixth one free conversation could lead anywhere. Under 25s £5 book online southhillpark.org.uk Quarterly classic

Cabin in the Sky Thu 30 Jan 7.30pm Bracknell Film Society Dir. Vincente Minnelli, US, 1943, 99 mins Ethel Waters, Eddie ‘Rochester’ Anderson, Lena Horne, Louis Armstrong Finding himself in purgatory, Knives Out Charlie’s Angels a compulsive gambler is sent back to Earth to prove he deserves to be in heaven. After the Wedding Corpus Christi With a truly fantastic all-black Fri 17 Jan 10.30am BiB Mon 20 – Tue 21 Jan 7.30pm cast, this parable of salvation Wed 22 Jan 7.30pm Dir. Jan Komasa, Pol, 2019, showcases a remarkable debut Dir. Bart Freundlich, US, 2019, 112 mins 115 mins, Polish with subtitles from a director exploring his craft. Bartosz Bielenia, Aleksandra Konieczna, Michelle Williams, , Plus short Eliza Rycembel For George The co-founder of an orphanage is The spiritual transformation of a young Dir. Francesca Jaynes, forced to confront her past when she man in a Youth Detention Centre leads UK, 2012, 24 mins to an unexpected new direction on his attends the wedding of the daughter of A poignant and gently funny release. Poland’s entry for the 2020 a potential benefactor. The top-notch look at three generations as Best Foreign Language Oscar, this cast excel in this thought-provoking they come together for the intelligent and provocative film charms psychological study. funeral of ballroom dancing and unsettles. champion, George. Smartly written and unsettling The Two Popes We welcome writer-director plot-twister THE OBSERVER Fri 17 Jan 2.30pm Si Francesca Jaynes and producer Sat 18 – Sun 19 Jan 3pm Auriole Wells (subject to Sun 19 Jan 7.30pm Knives Out availability). Mon 20 Jan 2.30pm HoH Thu 23 – Fri 24 Jan 7.30pm BiB Screening as part of BFI Musicals! Dir Fernando Meirelles, It/Arg/UK, Fri 24 Jan 10.30am The Greatest Show on Screen, a UK-wide 2019, 126 mins, Spanish/Latin/English Fri 24 Jan 2.30pm Si film season supported by National Lottery, with some subtitles Mon 27 Jan 2.30pm HoH BFI Film Audience Network and ICO , , Juan Minujín Dir. Rian Johnson, US, 2019, 130 mins , Chris Evans, Toni Collett, The conservative Pope Benedict and , Christopher Plummer the liberal future Pope Francis explore A private detective investigates the common ground to forge a new path death of a patriarch from an eccentric, for the Catholic Church. Extraordinary combative family. With a superb Charlie’s Angels writing provides an impressive cast at their mischievous best, this Fri 31 Jan 10.30am BiB showcase for Pryce and Hopkins – impeccably written and designed Sat 1 – Sun 2 Feb 3pm F a joy to watch together on screen. film is full of unexpected twists Dir. , US, 2019, 118 mins The rich dialogue that crackles and turns from start to finish. Naomi Scott, Kristen Stewart, Ella Balinska with humour FILM FESTIVAL Wickedly entertaining Agatha Christie The world’s smartest, bravest and The Irishman homage featuring a star-packed cast most highly trained team of female THE GUARDIAN spies help a whistle-blower in this Fri 17 – Sat 18 Jan 7pm enjoyable action comedy. Dir. Martin Scorsese, US, 2019, 209 mins Someone, Somewhere , , Joe Pesci Tue 28 Jan 7.30pm Le Mans ’66 An aged hitman recalls the past, Dir. Cedric Klapisch, Fr, 2019, Fri 31 Jan 2.30pm Si reflecting on his involvement with 110 mins, French with subtitles Sat 1 – Sun 2 Feb 7.30pm François Civil, Ana Girardot, Camille Cottin the disappearance of his good friend Mon 3 Feb 2.30pm HoH Jimmy Hoffa. Alternately sad, violent Two lonely thirtysomething neighbours Dir. James Mangold, US/Fr, 2019, 152 mins and dryly funny, this eagerly-awaited who’d be perfect for each other, live , , Caitriona Balfe film is a richly-textured American crime in close proximity but will they ever saga with exceptional performances. American car designer Carroll Shelby actually manage to meet? Events and Brit driver Ken Miles battle A coldly enthralling, long-form smartly unfold in the arrondissements corporate interference and the laws knockout VARIETY of Paris aided by an excellent cast of physics to build a revolutionary in this timely comedy. car to challenge Ferrari at the 1966 Le Mans 24 Hours race. Compelling true story, splendidly told, in old-school-Hollywood style. box office 01344 484123 God’s Own Country Good Posture

La Belle Epoque Good Posture The Report Mon 3 – Tue 4 Feb 7.30pm Fri 7 Feb 7.30pm Wed 12 – Thu 13 Feb 7.30pm Dir. Nicolas Bedos, Fr, 2019, Dir. Dolly Wells, US, 2019, 92 mins Dir. Scott Z Burns, US, 2019, 119 mins 115 mins, French with subtitles Grace Van Patten, Emily Mortimer, Nat Wolff Adam Driver, Annette Bening, Jon Hamm Daniel Auteuil, Guillaume Canet, Fanny Ardant A lazy but charming young woman Leading an investigation into the CIA’s is forced to take responsibility for post-9/11 Detention and Interrogation A disillusioned ageing man gets herself. Gently comedic and highly Program, an idealistic Senate staffer the opportunity to recreate a time in engaging with some wicked cameos uncovers shocking secrets. Based 1974 when he met the great love of from the likes of Martin Amis and on true events, a star-studded, his life. Crowd-pleasing comedy about Zadie Smith. perfectly-cast ensemble and stale relationships and the cultural razor-sharp dialogue make for impact of the digital revolution. A crafty comedy and a remarkable debut RADIO TIMES vigorous drama. Marriage Story Gripping, fiery drama THE GUARDIAN Carry On Cleo Wed 5 – Thu 6 Feb 7.30pm Star Wars: The Dir. Noah Baumbach, US, 2019, 137 mins Mon 10 Feb 7.30pm Rise of Skywalker cert tbc , Adam Driver, Laura Dern Dir. Gerald Thomas, UK, 1964, 92 mins Kenneth Williams, Sidney James, Fri 14 Feb 10.30am Not BiB F As an and a stage director Amanda Barrie Sat 15 – Sun 16 Feb 3pm F embark on a difficult divorce, Shenanigans in Rome, Egypt and Wed 19 Feb 1pm their personal stories unfold. Britain enable Kenneth Williams (as Wed 19 Feb 7.30pm F An incisive and compassionate Caesar) to utter his most famous line Dir. JJ Abrams, US, 2019, 155 mins look at a marriage breaking up, in one of the best-loved Carry Ons, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Mark Hamill with apposite humorous touches. which also features Kenneth Connor, The surviving Resistance faces Devastating finely-judged drama Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims and the First Order once more in the THE GUARDIAN Jim Dale. Infamy! Infamy! highly-anticipated final chapter of the seminal Skywalker saga, where Little Women God’s Own Country new legends will be born and the BiB Fri 7 Feb 10.30am Tue 11 Feb 7.30pm final battle for freedom is yet to come. Si Fri 7 Feb 2.30pm Bracknell Film Society Sat 8 – Sun 9 Feb 3pm F Dir. Francis Lee, UK, 2017, 102 mins Midway Sat 8 – Sun 9 Feb 7.30pm Josh O’Connor, Alec Secareanu, Si Fri 14 Feb 7.30pm Gemma Jones Fri 14 Feb 2.30pm Valentine’s Special Sat 15 – Sun 16 Feb 7.30pm A young man struggles with his Dir. Roland Emmerich, US, 2019, 138 mins Dir. Greta Gerwig, US, 2019, 135 mins sexuality and the challenges of Ed Skrein, Patrick Wilson, Luke Evans Saoirse Ronan, , , Timothée Chalamet running the family farm, when a Romanian migrant worker arrives. The story of the Battle of Midway, Four sisters come of age in America A refreshing atmosphere of a decisive encounter in the Pacific in the aftermath of the Civil War. acceptance permeates this Theatre of the Second World War. Pitch-perfect adaptation of the intense, moving work, in a Gripping action with spectacular treasured novel by Louisa May Alcott. stunning directorial debut. recreations telling the story of those who used their instincts, fortitude Gerwig and her cast bring energy and An eerily beautiful love story between and bravery to overcome the odds. authenticity to this charming story. two men and the wild Yorkshire landscape SIGHT AND SOUND Plus short Winnow Dir. George Lewis, UK, 2017, 140 secs A man from the city is intoxicated by the power of an ancient tree.

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Live transmitted live by satellite, delivered to the cinema during Jojo Rabbit 1917 the actual performance through the cinema’s satellite system. Amanda So Long, My Son Encore additional showings Mon 17 – Tue 18 Feb 7.30pm Mon 24 Feb 7pm recorded live by satellite and Dir. Mikhaël Hers, Fr, 2019, 107 mins Dir. Wang Xiaoshuai, Chin, 2019, 185 mins, transmitted within one month Vincent Lacoste, Mandarin with subtitles of the live event. Isaure Multrier, Stacy Martin Liya Ai, Jiang Du, Zhao-Yan Guo-Zhang Recorded live performances, After his sister is brutally killed, Two married couples adjust to the pre-recorded and delivered by our David finds himself in charge of vast social and economic changes in digital system for optimum quality. his 7-year-old niece, Amanda. China from the 1980s to the present. Two wonderful performances This magnificent epic family saga delicately capture the beauty of is a wrenching drama moving Performance quotidian pleasures juxtaposed between past and present and with a terrible event. told in sweeping tableaux. André Rieu – 70 Years Young Quietly moving celebration of human Mon 6 Jan 3.30pm RECORDED resilience THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER Motherless Brooklyn 120 mins plus intermission Wed 26 – Thu 27 Feb 7.30pm £18.50, C £17.50, M £16.50 Cats cert tbc Dir. Edward Norton, US, 2019, 144 mins We celebrate maestro André Rieu’s Thu 20 Feb 1pm F Edward Norton, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, 70th birthday, looking back at his Alec Baldwin Fri 21 Feb 10.30am Not BiB F most spectacular performances Fri 21 Feb 7.30pm In 1950s New York, a lonely throughout his career from all over Sat 22 – Sun 23 Feb 3pm F private detective sets out to solve the world – remastered exclusively for Dir. , UK/US, 2019, tbc mins the murder of his mentor and only cinema audiences. Charlotte Hawkins Jennifer Hudson, Taylor Swift, Ian McKellen friend. With flawless period detail, will welcome us to André’s castle in Maastricht and interviews André The lives and loves of a tribe of cats. this substantial and distinctive about his life and music. Based on the iconic stage musical and drama has much in common with a to-die-for cast, this spectacular with classic noir movies. A strong, vehement film with a real Royal Opera House · Ballet new production uses state-of-the-art The Sleeping Beauty technology and dance styles from sense of time and place THE GUARDIAN classical ballet to hip-hop and tap. Thu 16 Jan 7.15pm LIVE 1917 tbc 180 mins incl 2 intervals Jojo Rabbit Fri 28 Feb 2.30pm Si £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 Fri 21 Feb 2.30pm Si Fri 28 Feb – Sun 1 March 7.30pm This production of The Sleeping Sat 22 – Sun 23 Feb 7.30pm Sat 29 Feb – Sun 1 March 3pm Beauty has been delighting audiences Dir. Taika Waititi, NZ, 2019, 108 mins Mon 2 March 2.30pm HoH in Covent Garden since 1946. Oliver Roman Griffin Davis, Thomasin McKenzie, Dir. Sam Mendes, UK/US, 2019, 119 mins Messel’s wonderful designs and Taika Waititi, Scarlett Johansson, George MacKay, Dean-Charles Chapman, glittering costumes, Tchaikovsky’s Andrew Scott, Benedict Cumberbatch Germany in the final days of the enchanting score and Marius Petipa’s Second World War. Hitler Youth At the height of the First World War, original choreography beautifully member Jojo begins to question two young British privates are given combine with sections created by the Nazi ideology. A gem of a film, a seemingly impossible mission – Ashton, Dowell and Wheeldon. This showing a wicked sense of humour cross enemy territory and deliver a ballet is sure to cast its spell over and smart blend of satire and pathos. vital message. Thrilling and truthful anyone who sees it. An exuberant and irreverent comedy drama, with impeccable direction and acting credentials. about challenging dogma and hate LONDON FILM FESTIVAL

Coming soon Greed, The Lighthouse, Parasite, Dolittle, The Personal History of David Copperfield, Emma, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, The King’s Man So Long, My Son André Rieu – 70 Years Young box office 01344 484123 In Search of Mozart Royal Opera House · Ballet Performances on sale now Mon 27 Jan 7.30pm RECORDED Marston & Scarlett See our website for full details Dir. Phil Grabsky, UK, 2006, 129 mins World Premieres £12.50, C £11.50, M £10.50 Tue 25 Feb 7.15pm LIVE 2020 Tracing the composer’s life through his 150 mins music and extensive correspondence, £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 In Search of Chopin this unmissable is narrated Choreographer Cathy Marston is Mon 2 March 7.30pm RECORDED by Juliet Stevenson with Mozart previously an Associate Artist of the £12.50, C £11.50, M £10.50 voiced by Samuel West. Produced Royal Opera House and much in in association with the world’s Royal Opera House · Opera demand internationally. The inspiration Fidelio leading orchestras, opera houses for this work is the momentous life Tue 17 March 7.15pm LIVE and musicians, this fascinating and career of the cellist Jacqueline £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 film features interviews and du Pré. A new work by Liam Scarlett, performances with over 70 of the The Royal Ballet’s Artist in Royal Opera House · Ballet greatest exponents of Mozart’s music. Residence, provides the second Swan Lake Wed 1 April 7.15pm LIVE part of the programme. Royal Opera House · Opera £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 La Bohème In Search of Haydn Art on Screen Wed 29 Jan 7.45pm LIVE Thu 2 April 7.30pm RECORDED 150 mins incl 1 interval Can’t get to those blockbuster £12.50, C £11.50, M £10.50 Sung in Italian with English subtitles art exhibitions at major galleries around the world? South Hill Park Royal Opera House · Opera £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 Cavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci brings them to your favourite Puccini’s opera of young love in Tue 21 April 7pm LIVE local cinema through described nineteenth-century Paris is packed £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 exhibitions offering access with beautiful music including: lyrical to the best of world art. National Theatre Live arias, celebratory choruses for Act II’s The Welkin NEW evocation of Christmas Eve in the Exhibition on Screen Thu 21 May 7pm LIVE Latin Quarter, and a poignant final Lucian Freud: A Self Portrait £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 scene over which the composer himself wept. This production perfectly Wed 15 Jan 7.30pm Royal Opera House · Ballet The Dante Project captures La Bohème’s mixture of Dir. David Bickerstaffe, 80 mins Thu 28 May 7.15pm LIVE comedy, romance and tragedy. £12.50, C £11.50, M £10.50 £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 For the first time, the Royal Academy NEW of Arts in London, in collaboration with Royal Shakespeare Company Live The Winter’s Tale NEW Fri 31 Jan 7pm RECORDED the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Wed 10 June 7pm LIVE 142 mins bring together Lucian Freud’s £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 £19.50, C £18.50, M £17.50 self-portraits. This intensely Filmed live at the magnificent Theatre compelling exhibition displays Royal Opera House · Opera Royal, Drury Lane in London’s West more than 50 paintings, prints Elektra End, this is the largest ever production and drawings in which this modern Thu 18 June 7.45pm LIVE £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 of the Tony award-winning Broadway master of British art turned his unflinching eye firmly on himself. musical spectacular. A tap-dancing, Royal Shakespeare Company Live show-stopping extravaganza starring The Comedy of Errors NEW Bonnie Langford and featuring iconic Exhibitions on sale now Wed 15 July 7pm LIVE £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 songs 42nd Street, We’re in the See our website for full details Money, Dames and Lullaby of Royal Shakespeare Company Live Broadway. Not to be missed. 2020 Pericles NEW Wed 23 Sept 7pm LIVE National Theatre Live £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 Exhibition on Screen Cyrano de Bergerac NEW Easter in Art Thu 20 Feb 7pm LIVE Wed 8 Apr 7.30pm 2021 180 mins tbc £12.50, C £11.50, M £10.50 £20.50, C £19.50, M £18.50 Exhibition on Screen Concerto: A Beethoven Journey Fierce with a pen and notorious in Frida Kahlo Sun 3 Jan 7.30pm RECORDED combat, Cyrano almost has it all – Mon 6 Jul 7.30pm £12.50, C £11.50, M £10.50 if only he could win the heart of his £12.50, C £11.50 M £10.50 true love Roxane. There’s just one big problem: he has a nose as huge as his heart. With linguistic ingenuity, this inventive new adaptation starring James McAvoy, celebrates powerful Lift Off is our annual dance and resonant resistance against festival for local, national overwhelming odds. and international dance companies

Please see our website for further details of new events as they become available to book Booking dates Concessions Film ticket prices Mon–Thu evenings & all matinées Members from Thu 19 Dec Concessions are available to £9.50, concessions £8.50, members £7.50 Non-members from Mon 23 Dec children, students, registered unemployed, registered disabled Fri–Sun evenings £9.50, members £7.50 and those 65 years and above. BFS members £7.10 for BFS films Become a member of Please bring proof of status. Family (2+2) £22 South Hill Park Under 16s £3 Only one concession applies Many benefits including priority F booking and discount on tickets. Family super deal See our website for more details. Family tickets (2+2) £22 How to book Under 16s £3 Online Seating plan Visit southhillpark.org.uk Box Office BiB Bringing in baby Mon–Sat 10am–8pm, subject to change, Friday morning screenings at phone lines open 10.30am–7.30pm 10.30am for parents and Sun & bank holidays carers of young babies. 2hrs before first performance tickets or screening start time .50 Booking fee £7 No additional fees will be applied to the babies free advertised ticket prices. Only adults with a baby Postage fee (up to 1yr) will be admitted. If you would like your tickets posted to you a Bottle-warming facilities charge of £1 will be added to your payment total. and buggy parking are Refunds available together with Tickets, once purchased, cannot be refunded. baby changing facilities. If the film is sold out, we will try to resell your tickets and a £1 administration fee per ticket will be charged. Resale is not guaranteed. Silver screen Si This service is free to current members. Come along to our weekly Data protection Friday matinées at 2.30pm. Customers’ data is handled according to entrance Full price £9.50, £7.50 the legislation established by the General for those in retirement. Data Protection Regulation. Certification explained Bracknell Film Society Bracknell Film Society welcomes everyone. Universal HoH Hard of hearing Contact Julia Vickers on 0118 961 1392 or Parental guidance – general viewing, but some Occasional screenings with see bracknellfilmsoc.org scenes may be unsuitable English subtitles for the Cinema hire hard of hearing. for young children. The Cinema is available for commercial hire. With parental guidance – Email [email protected] for details. 12 years and under must be Reservations accompanied by someone Cinema snack pack Reservations can be held for four days or until over 18 years. for a hot drink or soft 48hrs prior to a performance. Reservations cannot £7 drink, bag of sweets and Suitable only for persons be made on the day of the performance. Tickets not an ice cream on presentation of 15 years and older. paid for within this time will be released. We are of your cinema ticket. May contain references unable to reserve tickets for near sell-out shows. to strong language, violence, drugs, nudity and sex. Accessibility The cinema is accessible to those with mobility Suitable only for persons of 18 years and older. problems. If you use a wheelchair please advise the May contain explicit Box Office when booking. A helper accompanying references to strong a wheelchair user gets a complimentary ticket. language, violence, How to find us drugs, nudity and sex. South Hill Park is approx 7 mins drive from More detailed information can Bracknell town centre and is easily accessible be found at bbfc.co.uk from the M3 and M4. We are very well signposted – look out for the brown road signs saying ‘Arts Centre’ or showing a comedy mask. There is FREE parking at South Hill Park.

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