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Sep - Dec 2017 Breweryarts.Co.Uk | 01539 725133 | @Lakescinema Cinema Sep - Dec 2017 breweryarts.co.uk | 01539 725133 | @lakescinema The Killing of a Sacred Deer | 8-11 Dec 01 The Brewery Cinema | September - December 2017 Cinema specials SEASON TICKETS In this Corner of the World | 14 Oct See 3 Films Save 15% See 5 Films Save 25% USEFUL INFO Tickets must be purchased at the same time. T&Cs apply. Selected films only. Doors open 15 minutes prior to start time, which includes adverts & trailers All our cinema screenings have allocated seating, THE REEL DEAL choose your preferred view when booking Enjoy a Movie & a Pizza You are welcome to enjoy alcoholic drinks in our for only £15 | Sun-Thu | 5-8pm cinema screens - served in plastic glasses only Only food & drink purchased at the Brewery may be taken into the cinemas. All profits from the food Student TICKETS & drink concessions help fund our arts programme. Please note hot drinks are not permitted in Screen 3 Any film anytime only £7.50 Screens 1 & 2 are equipped with an infra-red assistive listening system FAMILY TICKETs Tickets are available online www.breweryarts.co.uk/ Admit 4 for just £28 cinema and from our box office 01539 725133 Box office is open Noon - 8.30pm daily (programme dependent) MATINEE MOVIES Ticket Prices: All films listed in this brochure with confirmed times and dates £7.50 Silver Screenings only £7.50 (unless otherwise stated) See website for special offers, information and T&Cs. Visit our website for more fantastic All our venues are available for private hire; contact offers and terms and conditions. box office for more information N.B. there is a £1.50 transaction fee for online & telephone bookings (per transaction NOT per ticket) Supported by Film Hub North, led by Showroom Workstation. Proud to be part of the BFI Film Audience Network. For listings, information and online bookings, go to breweryarts.co.uk/cinema 02 Welcome to our new look autumn season Final Portrait | 24-28 Sep This season is our biggest ever Once again we host film at the Brewery, and cinema is screenings as part of The Lakes no exception! We’re bringing International Comic Art Festival, you the best new features from with a fantastic selection of independent, foreign language comic book related movies. and documentary filmmakers from around the world, with more We are also proud to present two screenings of films that are a bit powerful new features as part of left of field. the BFI’s ‘New Releases Strategy’ with God’s Own Country (4 Nov) Cinephiles can now see more and and Daphne (12 Dec). save more with our season ticket offer (see special offers page 1). Our weekly programme is packed to the rafters this season with We welcome two directors for Victoria & Abdul (from 15 Sep), Q&A screenings this season; Kingsman: The Golden Circle (20 Paul Sng with his documentary Sep), Blade Runner 2049 (from Murder on the Orient Express | from 3 Nov feature Dispossession: The 6 Oct), Paddington 2 (from 10 Great Social Housing Swindle Nov), Thor: Ragnarok (27 Oct) (11 Sep), and Michael Cumming Murder on the Orient Express (a Windermere native) with a (from 3 Nov) and join us in a look behind the scenes of the galaxy far, far away for Star Wars: pioneering fake news show in The Last Jedi (from 14 Dec). Oxide Ghosts: The Brass Eye Tapes (19 Sep). Representatives After listening to overwhelming from local environmental groups customer feedback we are and political parties will also pleased to announce the return join us for a panel discussion of the over 60s discount on all at Dispossession, and at our Cinema tickets from 1 September. screening of Al Gore’s An Go on, take a chance and Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to experience something different! Power (2 Oct). Chris Ashton - Film Coordinator Borg Vs McEnroe | 4 & 8 Nov 03 The Brewery Cinema | September - December 2017 September England is Mine David Lynch: The Art Life The Levelling England is Mine Dispossession: The Great Thu 7 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two Fri 8 Sep | 5.50pm Social Housing Swindle [15] 93mins | 2016 Sat 9 Sep | 5.50pm & 8.15pm Mon 11 Sep | 7.00pm | Screen Three Sun 10 Sep | 8.15pm Drama [PG] 82mins | 2017 Tue 12 Sep | 5.50pm | Screen Two Director: Hope Dickson Leach Documentary Stars: Ellie Kendrick, [15] 94 mins | 2016 Director: Paul Sng Jack Holdern, David Morrissey Biography | Drama Stars: Rushanara Ali, Danny Dorling, Acclaimed British drama about Director: Mark Gill Peter Hitchens a young woman who returns to Stars: Jessica Brown Findlay, Feature-length documentary, the family dairy farm following Jack Lowden, Jodie Comer the tragic death of her younger exploring the failures that have Inspired by his mother, talented brother during the 2014 Somerset caused a chronic shortage of floods. teenage singer Steven Patrick social housing in Britain. Morrissey pursues his dream of Followed by Q&A and panel rock ‘n’ roll stardom and forms a discussion with the director and band in Manchester in the early members of local political parties 1980s. & environmental groups. From The Land Of The Moon David Lynch: The Art Life City of Ghosts Mal de Pierres Sun 10 Sep | 6.00pm | Screen Two Tue 12 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two Fri 8 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two [15] 88mins | 2016 [18] 92mins | 2016 [15] 120mins | 2016 Documentary | Biography Documentary Drama, Romance Director: Jon Nguyen, Rick Barnes Director: Matthew Heineman Subtitled | French Stars: David Lynch Stars: Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, Director: Nicole Garcia Artist and filmmaker David Hamoud, Hassan Stars: Marion Cotillard, Lynch discusses his early life and Award-winning documentary that Louis Garrel, Alex Brendemühl the events that shaped his outlook follows the efforts of a handful of In 1950s France, Gabrielle, a on art and the creative process. anonymous activists who banded passionate, free-spirited woman together after their homeland was trapped in a loveless marriage, taken over by ISIS in 2014 falls for another man on a retreat in the Alps in this Palme d’Or nominated drama. For listings, information and online bookings, go to breweryarts.co.uk/cinema 04 September Victoria and Abdul A Man Called Ove Logan Lucky The Seasons In Quincy: Oxide Ghosts: Fri 15 Sep | 8.15pm Four Portraits Of The Brass Eye Tapes Sat 16 Sep | 5.30pm & 8.15pm John Berger Tue 19 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two Sun 17 Sep | 8.15pm Sun 17 Sep | 5.55pm | Screen Two [15] 90mins | 2016 Mon 18 - Wed 20 Sep | 5.30pm Documentary Thu 21 Sep | 5.30pm | Screen Two [12A] 93mins | 2016 Documentary | Biography Director: Michael Cumming [12A] 119 mins | 2016 Directors: Bartek Dziadosz & Stars: Chris Morris Comedy | Crime | Drama Colin MacCabe Made from hundreds of hours Director: Steven Soderberg Stars: John Berger, Tilda Swinton of unseen material, Michael Stars: Adam Driver, Daniel Craig, Cummings’ film shares insights Channing Tatum Prolific artist, philosopher, writer, storyteller and “radical humanist” into the process of making the Two brothers attempt to pull off John Berger, who died in 2017, is series, witnessing the highs and a heist during a NASCAR race in the focus of this vivid cinematic lows of the production and its North Carolina. Crime-caper from portrait from actor and close impact. the director of Ocean’s Eleven and friend Tilda Swinton. Followed by a Q&A with director Sex, Lies & Videotape. Michael Cumming Victoria and Abdul A Man Called Ove Kingsman: From Fri 15 Sep En man som heter Ove The Golden Circle See website for listings Mon 18 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two From Wed 20 Sep [PG] 106mins | 2017 [15] 113mins | 2017 See website for listings Biography | Drama | History Drama | Comedy [15] 120mins | 2017 TBC Director: Stephen Frears Subtitled | Swedish Drama Stars: Judi Dench, Director: Hannes Holm Director: Matthew Vaughan Michael Gambon, Olivia Williams Stars: Rolf Lassgård, Bahar Pars, Stars: Taron Egerton, Colin Firth, Filip Berg The extraordinary true story of Mark Strong an unexpected friendship in the Ove, an ill-tempered, isolated The Kingsman find new allies later years of Queen Victoria’s retiree who spends his days when they discover a spy remarkable rule with Indian clerk enforcing block association rules organization in the United States Abdul Karim. and visiting his wife’s grave, has known as Statesman. finally given up on life just as an unlikely friendship develops with his boisterous new neighbours. 05 The Brewery Cinema | September - December 2017 September/october Maudie Detroit Final Portrait The Midwife An Inconvenient Sequel: Sage Femme Sun 24 Sep | 6.00pm Truth to Power Mon 25 Sep | 8.15pm Thu 28 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two Mon 2 Oct | 7.15pm | Screen Three Thu 28 Sep | 6.00pm | Screen Two [12A] 117mins | 2017 [PG] 98mins | 2016 [15] 90mins | 2016 Drama Documentary Biography | Comedy | Drama Subtitled | French Directors: Bonni Cohen & Jon Shenk Director: Stanley Tucci Director: Martin Provost Stars: Al Gore, Barack Obama, Stars: Catherine Deneuve, Stars: Armie Hammer, Donald J. Trump Geoffrey Rush, Clémence Poésy Catherine Frot, Olivier Gourmet A decade after An Inconvenient Claire is a tightly wound midwife In 1964, American writer James Truth comes the follow-up that who forms an unlikely friendship Lord is asked to sit for a portrait shows just how close we are to a with her late father’s free-spirited by Swiss painter and sculptor real energy revolution. Alberto Giacometti in this comedy mistress. Followed by a panel discussion drama from director Stanley Tucci. Hosted by Dominique Pluskwa, with members of local political Creative Learning Language Tutor parties & environmental groups Maudie Detroit The Ghoul Sun 24 Sep | 8.15pm Fri 29 Sep
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