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And Then We Danced 13 EVENT CINEMA 15 SPECIAL SCREENINGS 4 Bacurau 12 The Bolshoi Ballet Encore: Romeo and Juliet 15 Amber and Me + Q&A 5 Calm With Horses 12 The Bolshoi Ballet: Jewels 15 Late Night: Carrie 4 Cunningham 11 NT Live Encore: Cyrano de Bergerac 15 Contemporary Cinema Course 7 The Elephant Man 12 NT Live: The Welkin 15 Fire Will Come + Q&A 5 Fire Will Come 13 Love You Bahut Saara 6 Greed 11 INFORMATION 17 LUX Scotland Presents: [listen, listen] + Q&A 6 Koko-Di Koko-Da 13 Accessible Screenings 18 Misbehaviour + Q&A 4 4 Misbehaviour 12 Pay What You Decide screenings 7 Mother's Day: Little Women 7 Portrait of a Lady on Fire 11 Ticket Prices & About GFT 17 Outside the City + Q&A 5 Radioactive 12 Tuesday Treats 7 Push + Panel Discussion Preview: The Uncertain Kingdom + Q&A 6 Run 11 System Crasher 13 MOVIE MEMORIES 16 16 Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am 11 The Elephant Man 16 VISIBLE CINEMA Misbehaviour 16 The Truth 12

@glasgowfilm True History of the Kelly Gang 11 GLASGOW SHORT FILM 9 FESTIVAL CINEMASTERS: Vivarium 13 Bill Douglas Award 1: Sanctuary 9 V ACCESS FILM CLUB 16 FEDERICO FELLINI Bill Douglas Award 2: Impressions 10 p8 The Personal History of David Copperfield 16

Bill Douglas Award 3: Retrospect 10

facebook.com/glasgowfilm Bill Douglas Award 4: Power Up 10 CINEMASTERS: FEDERICO 8 FELLINI Bill Douglas Award 5: Top Heavy 10 10 8 1/2 8 Bill Douglas Award 6: After We Left 9 I Vitelloni 8 Felix in Wonderland + Introduction 9 Juliet of the Spirits 8 Opening Event: My First Film 10 Nights of Cabiria 8 RCS Curates Deaf Beats

DID YOU MISS? 13 The Lighthouse 13 1 CONTENTS full listings at glasgowfilm.org/whats-on 2 EVERYTHING THANK YOU FOR FOR THANK YOU SPECIAL MENTION SPECIAL This month we are celebrating the celebrating are This month we of GFT'sretirement longest serving Lynch has Margaret member of staff. on and 30 years at GFT 1990, since worked happy wish her a long and very to want we her excellent her for and thank retirement, over the organisation to and loyalty work the decades. will be you Margaret, Congratulations missed. much

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accompanying adult. adult. accompanying Young Scot or Kidz Card holders and an holders and an Kidz Card or Scot Young the family at GFT. Free entry for Glasgow Glasgow entry for Free at GFT. the family Every Saturday Every T MARCH AT A GLANCE 9-12 MARCH 13-19 MARCH 20-26 MARCH 27MARCH - 2APRIL Access Film Club: The Cunningham p11 Amber and Me + Q&A p5 8 1/2 p8 Personal History of David Copperfieldp16 The Elephant Man p12 Bacurau p12 And Then We Danced p13

Greed p11 Glasgow Short Film Calm With Horses p12 The Bolshoi Ballet Encore: Festival (GSFF) p9 Romeo and Juliet p15 Fire Will Come + Q&A p5 I Vitelloni p8 Misbehaviour p12 Fire Will Come p13 GSFF p9 NT Live Encore: Cyrano de Bergerac p15 Movie Memories: The Koko-Di Koko-Da p13 Elephant Man p16 Juliet of the Spirits p8 Portrait of a Lady on Fire The Lighthouse p13 p11 Nights of Cabiria p8 Late Night: Carrie p4 LUX Scotland Presents: Portrait of a Lady On Fire Misbehaviour p12 [listen, listen] p6 Toni Morrison: p11 The Pieces I Am p11 Mothers Day: Preview: The Uncertain True History of the Kelly Run p11 Little Women p4 Kingdom + Q&A p6 Gang p11 Push + Panel Discussion p5 Radioactive p12

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Four of the Italian master’s The Opening Event of greatest works, in new 4K Glasgow Short Film Festival restorations. promises to be an unmissable live cinema experience. Shoplifters director Hirokazu Kore-eda teams up with two of French cinema’s biggest stars for this multi-layered Nora Fingscheidt’s hard- drama about family and the hitting foster care drama stories we tell. comes to the UK after picking up awards and acclaim at 3 festivals around the world. SPECIAL SCREENINGS LATE NIGHT

Misbehaviour + Q&A Late Night: Carrie Mother's Day: Thursday 19 March (20.00) Friday 20 March (23.00) Little Women Director Philippa Lowthorpe Cast Keira Knightley, Gugu Director Brian De Palma Cast Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie, Amy Sunday 22 March (13.00) Mbatha-Raw, Jessie Buckley, UK 2020, 1h46m, Irving, USA 1976, 1h38m, 18 12A: infrequent strong language Director Greta Gerwig Cast Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Timothée Chalamet, USA 2019, 2h15m, U In 1970, the Miss World competition took place GFT’s Late Night screening falls on Mother’s Treat your mum to an afternoon at the cinema in London, hosted by USA comedy legend, Day weekend this month: the perfect atfull listings glasgowfilm.org/whats-on Bob Hope. At the time, Miss World was the opportunity to screen this classic cinematic with Lady Bird writer/director Greta Gerwig’s most-watched TV show on the planet with trip to the dark side of mother-daughter Oscar-winning take on the beloved Louisa May over 100 million viewers. Claiming that beauty relationships. Carrie White is a lonely, Alcott novel. The story of the March sisters competitions demeaned women, the withdrawn high-school student, ridiculed by - four young women each determined to live newly-formed Women’s Liberation Movement her classmates and brought up almost in life on her own terms as they come of age in achieved overnight fame by invading the stage isolation by her fanatically religious mother. the aftermath of the American Civil War - is and disrupting the live broadcast of the When Carrie experiences her first period in the both timeless and timely. The star-studded competition. On the other side of the curtain, gym shower, she is ruthlessly teased and cast includes Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Miss Grenada was engaged in her own battle humiliated by her fellow pupils, who are in turn Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlen, Timothée for equality, in a contest that had only ever severely punished by their teacher. Chalamet, Laura Dern and Meryl Streep. been won by white women. Determined to seek revenge, the students hatch a plot against Carrie, which turns Followed by a Q&A with some of the horribly wrong when Carrie's strange Women’s Liberation Movement members telekinetic powers are unleashed during the on whose real actions the film is based. school prom.

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Fire Will Amador Arias, Benedicta Arias, Amador (20.15) Cast Oliver Laxe premiered at the Cannes Film Festival Followed a Q&A by with director and co-writer Oliver Laxe.

their three cows. Amador does not speak much, but becomes aware that there is gossip about his past. Life goes slowly by and simply, domestic routines are carried The out daily. rhythm ofnature persists until one night when a fire startsto devastate the region and Amador is unfairly blamed for it. Come in 2019 and won the Special Jury Prizeand Best Sound Design Prize in Un Certain Regard. Fire Will Come + Q&A + Q&A Come Will Fire Thursday 26 March Director 2019, France/Luxembourg/Spain Abrao, Inazio Sánchez, 1h25m, Galician with English subtitles, CTBC Amador has been imprisoned for setting fires. When he is released from prison after two years, nobody is awaiting his return. He moves back his to hometown, a small village hidden in themountains of rural Galicia, to live with his elderly Benedicta, mother, and

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Fredrik Gertten,Fredrik Sweden/Canada/UK 2019, 1h32m, is a film that sheds light on a new kind of Followed a panel by discussion with Glasgow Shelter, from representatives and West of Scotland Forum of Housing Associations, and The Scottish Federation Associations. Housing of

Director 12A: language strong infrequent Despite the fact that housing is a fundamental human right and a precondition a safe to and healthy life, it is becoming almost impossible findto an affordable place to live in cities across the world. Push increasingly our landlord, faceless crisis escalating an and cities uninhabitable that has an effect on us all. The film follows Leilani Farha, the UN Special Rapporteur on Adequate Housing, as she travels the globe, trying understand to being who’s pushed out of the city and why. Push Discussion + Panel 24 MarchTuesday

(18.00) is directed the by girls’ father Ian Ian Davies, UK 2020, 59m, U Followed a Q&A by with director Ian Davies. Davies. Having worked on several documentaries before as a producer, this is his first film as a director. This film will be captioned. charts the changes in their relationship, from their own perspectives. Amber and Me the girls together. girls the documentary challenges the follows intimate This for both girls through four years of school and primary school with her twin Olivia. sister, Although at first her experience is positive, she soon starts lose to interest and asks stay to at home. Olivia is keen keep to her twin sister in the same school and so begins the struggle of keeping Director Amber has Down’s Syndrome and is about start to Amber and Me + Q&A and Me Amber Monday 23 March

@glasgowfilm facebook.com/glasgowfilm SPECIAL SCREENINGS 5 SPECIAL SCREENINGS

LUX Scotland Presents: Preview: The Uncertain Love You Bahut Saara [listen, listen] Kingdom Friday 3 April (18.00) Monday 30 March (20.15) + Q&A Director Rajesh Bachchani Cast Revathy, Vikram Gokhle, Prashantt Guptha, India 2019, 1h45m, Hindi with English Director Various, UK 2013/2017, 45m/16m, N/C 15+ Thursday 2 April (18.10) subtitles, N/C 12+

Artist and filmmaker Tako Taal selects moving Directors Various Cast Sally Bretton, Hugh Dennis, Alice Set in present-day Nainital, this story revolves Lowe UK 2020, 1h42m, CTBC image works bound together by the weight of around the life of an elderly couple, Jagjivan atfull listings glasgowfilm.org/whats-on familial and colonial legacies. They ask what we A collection of brand new short films for and Suru, who have been together for more mourn, and how we protect or dismantle what is uncertain times. Climate change, migration, than 50 years. Like many elderly people, Suru left. Works that will be screened include Sondra disability and homelessness are just some of suffers from dementia, having episodes where Perry’s It's in the Game '17 (2017) and Mati Diop’s the subjects explored in this ground-breaking her mind travels to the distant past. Mille Soleils (2013). anthology of 20 short films by 20 filmmakers. Late one night, a young thief called Ali enters All tickets £6.50 Made by a combination of established names their home to steal a simple old heater. What and new talent, The Uncertain Kingdom is a starts as a confrontation develops into a Followed by a Q&A with screening collection of dramas, comedies and friendship of sorts. The relationship between programmer Tako Taal. documentaries offers an alternative snapshot Ali and Suru evolves into a mother-son bond, of the UK today. which further deepens over their shared love for Urdu poetry. One day, a potential tragedy Followed by a Q&A with directors Hope overcomes Suru, and Jagjivan and Ali set out Dickson Leach (short filmStrong Is Better to bring back Suru’s magical smile and reprise Than Angry) and Stroma Cairns (short her childhood dream filmSauna )

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TUESDAY TREATS TUESDAY Decide Screenings I Am The Morrison: Pieces Toni (17.50) 9 March Monday Run (18.15) 16 March Monday Bacurau (17.30) 23 March Monday Crasher System (17.45) 30 March Monday £6.50 tickets for selected Tuesday Tuesday selected for tickets £6.50 applies. discount CineCard screenings. £6.50. All tickets I Vitelloni (20.30) 10 March Tuesday Nights of Cabiria (18.15) 17 March Tuesday The Truth (20.30) March 24 Tuesday Danced ThenAnd We (20.15) March 31 Tuesday You What Pay Rocks, Our This is an ideal beginner’s course for those and understanding broaden of, their to wishing engage in critical discussion around, contemporary cinema. The course takes place over eight consecutive Monday evenings, beginning with an introduced film screening on Monday 13 April, followed a seminar by the next Monday. Seminars will take place at 18.30 in GFT Project Room - seminars begin with a short talk from the course leader about the previous week’s film, then move into a facilitated discussion with course attendees. The course leader is Jamie Dunn, Film Editor at The Skinny. Films likely be to studied include Ladies and Proxima.* Contemporary Cinema Course Monday 13 April - Monday 1 June *All titles are *All unconfirmed and subject to change. book callTo Box Office on 0141 332 6535 or go glasgowfilm.org/contemporarycinema to Course costs £65/£55 conc.

(18.00) Nick Hamer, UK 2019, 1h22m, PG Hamer. Followed a Q&A by with director Nick  them share their thoughts, director Nick Hamer Nick director thoughts, their share them draws out the convictions and beliefs that have led these men choose to a life set apart. venture must succeed. As the monks reflect on spirituality, ageing and end of life, the number of burials in the Abbey graveyard grows. With a very simple approach, observing the monks and letting about the monks of Mount St Bernard Abbey. Outside the a community city, of 25 men, more than half of them over 80 years old, are opening Trappistthe first brewery in the UK. For their historic, counter-cultural lifestyle survive, to the Director observationalAn documentary thoughtful and Outside the CityOutside + Q&A the Wednesday 8 April

@glasgowfilm facebook.com/glasgowfilm SPECIAL SCREENINGS 7 CINEMASTERS: FEDERICO FELLINI

“Going to the cinema is like returning to the womb; you sit there, still and meditative in the darkness, waiting for life to appear on the screen.” Federico Fellini

Born on 20 January 1920, Federico Fellini was one of the great Italian filmmakers in modern cinema. Following our screenings Nights of Cabiria Juliet of the Spirits of his 1960 classic La Dolce Vita in January, Mon 16 (20.15) & Tues 17 March (18.15) Sun 22 (16.05) & Wed 25 March (19.55) we are delighted to present four more of Fellini’s greatest works, all in brand new 4K Director Federico Fellini Cast Giulietta Masina, Franciois Director Federico Fellini Cast Giulietta Masina, Mario Pisu, restorations. Peire, Franca Marzi, Italy 1957, 1h58m, Italian with English Sandra Milo, Italy 1965, 2h25m, Italian with English subtitles, 15 subtitles, 15

Giulietta Masina won Best Actress at Cannes Cinematographer Gianni di Venanzo’s as the title character of one of Fellini’s most masterful use of Technicolor transforms Juliet haunting films. Oscar-winner for Best Foreign of the Spirits, Fellini’s first colour feature, into Language Film, Nights of Cabiria (Le Notti di a kaleidoscope of dreams, spirits, and Cabiria) is the tragic story of a naive sex memories. Giulietta Masina plays a betrayed worker searching for true love in the seediest wife whose inability to come to terms with sections of Rome. This funny, poignant classic reality leads her along a hallucinatory journey inspired the musical Sweet Charity. of self-discovery. I Vitelloni atfull listings glasgowfilm.org/whats-on Tues 10 (20.30) & Wed 11 March (17.40) 8 1/2 Director Federico Fellini Cast Franco Interlenghi, Alberto Sun 29 March (13.15) & Wed 1 April (17.10) Sordi, Franco Fabrizi, Italy, 1953, 1h49m, Italian with English subtitles, PG Director Federico Fellini Cast Marcello Mastroianni, Anouk Aimée, Sandra Milo, Italy 1963, 2h18m, Italian with English Federico Fellini’s second solo directorial subtitles, 15 effort (originally released in the USA asThe Young and the Passionate) compassionately Marcello Mastroianni plays Guido Anselmi, a details a year in the life of a group of director whose new project is collapsing around small-town layabouts struggling to find him, along with his life. One of the greatest films meaning in their lives. I Vitelloni is a about film ever made, Federico Fellini’s8 1/2 (Otto semi-autobiographical masterpiece of sharply e Mezzo) turns one man’s artistic crisis into a grand epic of the cinema. drawn character sketches.

The Sunday 29 March (13.15) screening will be introduced by Fellini expert Dr Pasquale Iannone, with an illustrated talk entitled ‘Dreams, Fantasy and Fellini’s Cinema’. 8 GLASGOW SHORT FILM FESTIVAL Opening Event: My First Film Wednesday 18 March (20.30)

Director Zia Anger, USA, 1h45m, English with text on screen, N/C 15+

Glasgow Short Film Festival opens with the Scottish premiere of a unique, live cinema performance. My First Film, devised and Glasgow Short Film Festival returns to GFT performed by USA filmmaker Zia Anger, tells in March for the 13th year. Opening event My the story of her first, 'abandoned' feature film, First Film, at once film screening, theatre whilst mirroring the fragmented, multi-app performance and confessional, is quite unlike experience of being connected to the world in anything else you will experience in a cinema the modern age. Anger creates the screening this year. Avant-garde film portraitist Marie live from her laptop, sitting within the Losier and German experimental musician audience, narrating and annotating via live Felix Kubin join forces to present a joyous typing, YouTube clips and Instagram stories expedition through Kubin’s public, private sent straight to the audience’s own and imaginary worlds. And the most vital new smartphones. international cinema is showcased in the six programmes of the Bill Douglas Award for International Short Film, celebrating honesty, formal innovation, and the supremacy of image and sound in cinematic storytelling.

Tickets priced £2 - £10 (Pay What You Can scale). Many of the filmmakers will be in atten- dance to take part in short Q&As after each screening.

For full programme details visit Felix in Wonderland + Bill Douglas Award 1: glasgowshort.org Introduction Sanctuary Saturday 21 March (20.45) Thursday 19 March (18.30)

My First Film is supported by Film Hub Scot- Director Marie Losier, France/Germany 2019, 1h30m, Director Various, 2019/2020, 1h45m, some subtitles, N/C 15+ land, part of the BFI’s Film Audience Network, some subtitles, N/C 15+ and funded by Screen Scotland and Lottery In this first international competition programme, The UK premiere of Felix in Wonderland, a funding from the BFI. The screening of Felix in a barber shop, a beach and a bus stop all serve as joyous collaboration between German Wonderland is a Franco-German collaboration places of refuge. All communities need experimental musician Felix Kubin and French between the Alliance française de Glasgow somewhere they can present their true selves in filmmaker Marie Losier. A synchronous and the Goethe-Institut Glasgow. plain view. Featuring work by GSFF favourites celebration of sound, film, and the visionary few Kevin Jerome Everson and Patrick Buhr. 9 who sculpt their potential. GLASGOW SHORT FILM FESTIVAL

Bill Douglas Award 2: Bill Douglas Award 3: Bill Douglas Award 4: Impressions In Retrospect Power Up Thur 19 (20.45) & Sat 21 March (15.30) Fri 20 (13.15) & Sat 21 March (18.30) Friday 20 March (15.30)

Director Various, 2018/19, 1h45m, some subtitles, N/C 15+ Director Various, 2019/20, 1h45m, some subtitles, N/C 15+ Directors Various, 2019, 1h45m, some subtitles, N/C 15+

Trying to understand events beyond our control, Sins of the past are revisited, monuments Individual identity is lost in bureaucracy, data we often struggle to find a way to leave a crumble and family feuds reach their conclusion mining and online communication. This meaningful mark. Inertia curses us, even when in a programme that explores how difficult it is to programme considers ways in which power is we're moving. Three girls on a road trip attempt learn from history. Featuring Oscar-nominated exerted over us, both in real life and in the digital to make sense of a traumatic experience whilst, Czech animation Daughter, alongside films from realm. Featuring a radical reworking of an online in a Norwegian small town, creativity is found in Greece, Lithuania and Taiwan. shooter game that explores disobedience on the burning rubber. battlefield.

Bill Douglas Award 5: Bill Douglas Award 6: Visible Cinema: RCS Top Heavy After We Left Curates Deaf Beats Fri 20 (18.30) & Sun 22 March (13.15) Fri 20 (20.45) & Sun 22 March (15.30) Saturday 21 March (13.15)

Directors Various, 2019, 1h45m, some subtitles, N/C 15+ Director Various 2019/20, 1h45m, some subtitles, N/C 15+ Directors Various, 2019, 1h30m, Various languages with English subtitles and captions, N/C 12+ When we all live on top of one another, Lives are thrown into turmoil by conflict or something's got to give. Bureaucratic and social displacement. When war or upheaval shapes Big statements, big beats and big hearts fill up pressures lead some to crack, whilst others take your identity, how do you reconcile traumatic this exciting international selection of shorts up the fight or retreat into bad behaviour. memories with the new life you build elsewhere? focusing on or informed by the Deaf experience. Featuring BAFTA-winning animation Grandad Featuring the new film by GSFF 2018 Audience Followed by an accessible post-film chat. The was a Romantic. Award winner Niki Lindroth von Bahr (The quarterly event is curated by RCS BA Burden). Performance in BSL and English students. 10 ’ GFF20 is a howl of Run Game of Thrones Mark Stanley, Marli Siu, Amy George Mackay, Essie Davis, ) is on top form, matching Cast Cast

GFF20 Justin Kurzel Scott Graham Snowtown, Macbeth Run Friday 13 - Thursday 19 March Director Manson, UK 2019, 1h16m, 15 Inspired Bruce by Springsteen, abandon we dreams broken the for anguish Finniealong highway. ( life’s Mark Stanley) never imagined wind up he’d in a dead-end job and he can see history repeating itself for his teenage son. Frustration and anger build an to explosive reckoning during a night on the town. True History of the True Gang Kelly Monday 9 - Sunday 15 March Director Nicholas Hoult, Australia / UK / France 2019, 2h5m, 18 ‘Nothing you areabout see to is true’ claims this vivid, full-blooded adaptation of Peter Carey’s Booker prizewinner. Director Justin Kurzel ( virtuoso filmmaking witha powerhouse cast in a fiercely imaginative reflection on the life of gang Kelly. Ned legend, and hero folk leader, ARD . CINEC DOUBLE POINTS Steve Coogan, Isla Cast Selected screenings in 3D is a cinematic experience about experience cinematic a is Alla Kovgan, USA 2019, 1h33m, U Michael Winterbottom Winterbottom Michael Cunningham Merce choreographer, legendary American Cunningham, performed the by last generation of his dancers. Ittraces his artistic evolution over three decades, from struggling dancer one to of the world’s leading and most visionary choreographers. island of Mykonos. Surrounded his by fragmented family and a reality TV crew, McCreadie attempts regain to control of his life. Cunningham Friday 13 - Thursday 19 March 3D screenings - Sat 14 (15.30) & Wed 18 March (18.00) Director Greed Greed 25 & 26 Feb, Mon 9 - Thurs 12 March Director Fisher, David Mitchell, UK/USA, 1h44m, 15 Steve Coogan stars in this sharp satire as British billionaire Sir Richard ‘Greedy’ McCreadie, whose empire save is his in crisis. reputation, To he holds highly a publicised and extravagant party celebrating his 60th birthday on the Greek GFF20 PROGRAMME NOTES PROGRAMME Noémie Merlant, Adèle Adèle Merlant, Noémie Cast Céline Sciamma Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, USA 2019, 2h, CTBC 2h, 2019, USA Greenfield-Sanders, Timothy through the prism of her writing. inspired write to because no one took a ‘little wide-ranging astute, This seriously. black girl’ documentary pays tribute the to pieces of a remarkable life and reflects on race, American history and the human condition, as seen Director The late, Morrison lauded Toni (1931-2019) was Toni Morrison: Morrison: Toni I Am The Pieces Monday 9 - Thursday 12 March headstrong daughter Héloïse, in the hope it will find her a wealthy husband. as However, the two women grow their closer, intimacy and attractionbegins blossom, to paving the way for a simmering, star-crossed romance. In late 18th century France, painter Marianne is commissioned an by affluent countessto paint the portrait of her sheltered but Portrait of a Lady on Fire Portrait Monday 9 - Thursday 19 March Director Haenel, Luàna Bajrami, France 2019, 2h1m, subtitles, 15

NEW RELEASES 11 NEW RELEASES full listings at glasgowfilm.org/whats-on 12 GFF20 GFF20 PROGRAMME NOTES PROGRAMME Catherine Deneuve, Juliette Juliette Deneuve, Catherine Rosamund Pike, Sam Riley, Cast Cast Marjane Satrapi Marjane Hirokazu Kore-eda Radioactive Friday 27 March - Thursday 2 April Director Anya Taylor-Joy, UK 2019, 1h43m, 12A: upsetting scenes, moderate injury detail, language, sex wide-ranging imaginative, Satrapi’s Marjane drama about Marie Curie. Based on the graphic novel Lauren by Redniss, it features a luminous the as Pike Rosamund performance from central world-changing and mind whosescientist brilliant discoveries earn her two Nobel prizes. The Truth Friday 20 - Thursday 26 March Director Binoche, Ethan Hawke, France/Japan 2019, 1h46m, French with English Subtitles, PG (Catherine Fabienne diva movie Imperious Deneuve) has just published an unreliable memoir that depicts her as a devoted When mother. her estranged daughter Lumir (Juliette Binoche) arrives at the family home with her husband Hank (Ethan the stage Hawke), is set for confrontation as resentments bubble theto surface. GFF20 & Cosmo Jarvis, Barry Keoghan, (14.20) John Hurt, Anthony Hopkins, Hopkins, Hurt, Anthony John Cast Cast (18.00) , Sun 15 Nick Rowland David Lynch David (14.45) only when he comes under the care of doctor Frederick that he is Treves able communicate to his humility. and sensitivity intelligence, Horses With Calm Friday 20 - Thursday 26 March Director The Man Elephant 13Fri Mon 16 March Anne Bancroft, USA/UK 1980, 2h3m, 12A: moderate threat, upsetting , injury detail classicDavid Lynch’s second feature, restored in 4K for its 40th Anniversary. Severely deformed, John Merrick is terribly mistreated society. by It is Douglas Armstrong ‘Arm’ is an intimidating hulk of a man working as an enforcer for a crime family in rural Ireland. Arm is devoted his to five-year-old son and wantsto regain the trust of hisex-girlfriend Ursula, but his manipulative friend Dympna values his help too much allow to him move to on a better to life. Niamh Algar, Ireland/UK 2019, 1h41m, 15 Director GFF20 follows Teresa Teresa follows Keira Knightley,Gugu Cast Bacurau Kleber Mendonça Filho, Juliano Dornelles Dornelles Juliano Filho, Mendonça Kleber Philippa Lowthorpe

Sônia Braga, Udo Kier, Bárbara Colen Brazil/France

in, the villagers prepare fight to back. foreign hunters. As the derangedkillers close support. Its citizens are sold as prey for deprived of basic amenities and state funeral. Bacurau is a forsaken backwater, as she returns home to attend her mother’s mother’s her attend to home returns she as Set in the near future, Cast 2019, 2h11m, Portuguese with English subtitles, 18 Directors Directors Monday 23 - Thursday 26 March Bacurau been won white by women. battle for equality, in a contest that had only ever curtain, Miss Grenada was engaged in her own demeaned women. On the other side of the broadcast, beauty that claiming competitions invading the stage and disrupting the live Liberation Movement achieved overnight fame by During the 1970 Miss World contest, the Women’s Mbatha-Raw, JessieBuckley, UK 2020, 1h46m, 12A: language strong infrequent Director Friday 13 - Thursday26 March Misbehaviour Misbehaviour NEW RELEASES

PROGRAMME NOTES Koko-Di Koko-Da Vivarium System Crasher Friday 27 March - Thursday 2 April Friday 27 March - Thursday 2 April Friday 27 March - Thursday 2 April

Director Johannes Nyholm Cast Ylva Gallon, Leif Edlund Director Lorcan Finnegan Cast Jesse Eisenberg, Imogen Director Nora Fingscheidt Cast Helena Zengel, Albrecht Johansson, Peter Belli, Sweden/Denmark 2019, 1h26m, Poots, Jonathan Aris, USA 2019, 1h37m, 15 Schuch, Gabriela M. Schmeide, Germany 2019, 1h58m, Swedish and Danish with English subtitles, 18 German with English subtitles, CTBC Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots are a Married couple Elin and Tobias are on a camping happy young couple looking to buy a house Foster families, children’s communes, special holiday when the arrival of three strangers sets together. They visit an estate agent and are schools: anywhere Benni goes, she gets kicked off a chain of shocking events. They find pressured into going to see a house in Yonder, out. Referred to as a ‘system crasher’ and with themselves being murdered again and again, a brand new estate. That’s when things get nowhere left to go, anti-violence coach Micha caught in a seemingly never-ending loop of weird - very, very weird. A brilliantly crafted tries to free her from the spiral of anger and death, torture and pitch-black comedy. A surreal, film brimming with dark humour and satire. aggression. nightmarish Groundhog Day of terror. GFF20 DID YOU MISS

The Lighthouse Fire Will Come And Then We Danced Tuesday 31 March - Thursday 2 April Friday 27 - Sunday 29 March Tuesday 31 March - Thursday 2 April

Director Robert Eggers Cast Willem Dafoe, Robert Director Oliver Laxe Cast Amador Arias, Benedicta Sánchez, Director Levan Akin Cast Levan Gelbakhiani, Bachi Valishvili, Pattinson, Valeriia Karaman, Canada/USA 2019, 1h49m, 15 Inazio Abrao, France/Luxembourg/Spain 2019, 1h25m, Galician Ana Javakishvili, Sweden / Georgia / France 2020, 1h53m, with English subtitles, CTBC Georgian with English subtitles, 15 A hypnotic and hallucinatory tale of two Amador has been imprisoned for setting fires. Merab’s ambition is to join the main National lighthouse keepers on a remote and Released from prison, he moves back to his Georgian Dance Ensemble. When talented mysterious island in the 1890s. Unforgettable hometown to live with his elderly mother. Life goes male dancer Irakli joins his group, he has an images and queasy sound design combine to by slowly until one night when a fire starts to effect on Merab and, as they compete, unsettling effect, while the lead performances devastate the region and Amador is unfairly becomes both Merab’s fiercest rival and have more than a hint of humour about them. blamed for it. Fire Will Come won the Special Jury strongest desire. A disturbing and unique sea shanty of a film. 13 Prize at Cannes Film Festival 2019. 15-25 CARD

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