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Margaret Atwood Reveals More About Why She Is Following on the Handmaid's Tale. P4-5 Community Community PISQ organises The increase the second in demand of P6edition of P16 avocados is three-day workshop leading to the for the professional indiscriminate development of destruction the teachers. of land. Monday, December 3, 2018 Rabia I 25, 1440 AH Doha today: 170 - 280 COVER The sequel STORY Margaret Atwood reveals more about why she is following on The Handmaid’s Tale. P4-5 BOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD Ranveer’s mantra: Say yes Disney’s animated series to everything wife says. inspired by Indian culture. Page 14 Page 15 2 GULF TIMES Monday, December 3, 2018 COMMUNITY ROUND & ABOUT PRAYER TIME Fajr 4.42am Shorooq (sunrise) 6.03am Zuhr (noon) 11.23am Asr (afternoon) 2.23pm Maghreb (sunset) 4.45pm Isha (night) 6.15pm USEFUL NUMBERS Robin Hood commander mount an audacious revolt against the corrupt DIRECTION: Otto Bathurst English crown in a thrilling action with gritty battlefi eld CAST: Taron Egerton, Jamie Foxx, Ben Mendelsohn exploits, mind-blowing fi ght and a timeless romance. Emergency 999 SYNOPSIS: A war-hardened Crusader and his Moorish THEATRE: The Mall Worldwide Emergency Number 112 Kahramaa – Electricity and Water 991 Local Directory 180 International Calls Enquires 150 Hamad International Airport 40106666 Labor Department 44508111, 44406537 Mowasalat Taxi 44588888 Qatar Airways 44496000 Hamad Medical Corporation 44392222, 44393333 Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation 44845555, 44845464 Primary Health Care Corporation 44593333 44593363 Qatar Assistive Technology Centre 44594050 Qatar News Agency 44450205 44450333 Q-Post – General Postal Corporation 44464444 Humanitarian Services Offi ce (Single window facility for the repatriation of bodies) Ministry of Interior 40253371, 40253372, 40253369 Ministry of Health 40253370, 40253364 Hamad Medical Corporation 40253368, 40253365 The Girl in The Spider’s Web a computer program that can access FireWall work. Now, Lisbeth and an Qatar Airways 40253374 DIRECTION: Fede Alvarez codes for nuclear weapons worldwide. unlikely ally must race against time to CAST: Claire Foy, Sylvia Hoeks, The download soon draws attention from save the boy and recover the codes to Lakeith Stanfi eld an NSA agent who traces the activity avert disaster. SYNOPSIS: Fired from the National to Stockholm. Further problems arise Security Agency, Frans Balder recruits when Russian thugs take Lisbeth’s laptop hacker Lisbeth Salander to steal FireWall, and kidnap a math whiz who can make THEATRE: The Mall ote Unquo Qu te “Good, The Mall Cinema (1): The Enforcer (2D) 3pm; better, best. Never let Thugs Of Hindostan (Hindi) 2.0 (Hindi) 5:15pm; Instant 2:30pm; 2.0 (Tamil) 5:30pm; Family (2D) 8:15pm; Tourab it rest. ‘Til your good is better 2.0 (Tamil) 8:30pm; 2.0 Instant Family (2D) 10:30pm. El Mass (Arabic) 10:30pm. and your better is best.” (Hindi) 11:15pm. Landmark Cinema (1): 2.0 Royal Plaza Cinema Palace The Mall Cinema (2): 2.0 (Telugu) 2:30pm; Creed II (1): 2.0 (Tamil) 3pm; 2.0 (Telugu) 2:15pm; Creed II (2D) (2D) 5:15pm; Creed II (2D) (Hindi) 5:45pm; 2.0 (Tamil) — St Jerome 5pm; The Girl In The Spider’s 7:45pm; 2.0 (Hindi) 10:15pm. 8:30pm; 2.0 (Hindi) 11:15pm. Web (2D) 7:30pm; Robin Landmark Cinema (2): Royal Plaza Cinema Hood: Origins (2D) 9:30pm; Ralph Breaks The Internet: Palace (2): Ralph Breaks Creed II (2D) 11:30pm. Wreck It Ralph 2 (2D) The Internet: Wreck It Ralph The Mall Cinema (3): Ralph 3:30pm; Ralph Breaks The 2 (2D) 2:30pm; Ralph Breaks Community Editor Breaks The Internet: Wreck Internet: Wreck It Ralph 2 The Internet: Wreck It Ralph Kamran Rehmat It Ralph 2 (2D) 3pm; Ralph (2D) 5:30pm; 2.0 (Tamil) 2 (2D) 4:30pm; Creed Ii e-mail: [email protected] Breaks The Internet: Wreck 7:45pm; 2.0 (Tamil) 10:30pm. (2D) 6:45pm; Instant Family Telephone: 44466405 It Ralph 2 (2D) 5pm; Tourab Landmark Cinema (3): (2D) 9:15pm; Creed Ii (2D) Fax: 44350474 El Mass (Arabic) 7:30pm; Detective Conan: Zero 11:30pm. Monday, December 3, 2018 GULF TIMES 3 ROUND & ABOUT COMMUNITY unstoppable. Soar to new heights in the all- new Super Zone and suit up in gear fit for only the most super of heroes as you collect your medal at the Finish Line! 2019 will also include the Foam Zone. Gates will open at 7am on January 26, with our first Color Runners setting off at 8.30am. Arabic Calligraphy Workshop WHEN: Saturday – Wednesday TIME: 6pm Arabic Calligraphy workshop is back. Come and learn the artistic practice of Arabic handwriting and calligraphy at Cycling: Losail Circuit Sports Club Music and Arts Atelier. WHERE: Losail Circuit The lessons will take place every WHEN: Ongoing Saturday, Monday and Wednesday at TIME: 5pm 6pm. For more information, contact Losail Circuit Sports Club, in association [email protected] with Qatar Sports For All Federation, invites all cyclists, runners and walkers to train under the floodlights of Losail International Circuit every Wednesdays. Meditation Retreat EVENTS Acting Classes WHERE: Banana Island Resort WHERE: Retaj Al Rayyan, West Bay WHEN: December 14 – 15 Ajyal Film Festival WHEN: Ongoing till December 19 Imagine waking up with the peaceful WHERE: Katara TIME: 3pm – 7:30pm silence of a paradise beach as your senses WHEN: Today The Talent Factory is having an acting are lured by the smell of essential oils, TIME: 10am – 10pm monthly course for kids and adults. Gentë vegan food and fresh herbal tea. With each Sound, Camera, Action. Qatar Living is Retkoceri Rrahmani, Teaching artist and breath, your whole being feels relaxed and proud to be the official media partner of the actor, will take care to create an amazingly recharged. You can finally release all the sixth edition of Ajyal Film Festival where entertaining and socialising class for tension you’ve been carrying for years. The After School Activities you can have a week-long exposure to the kids and adults. Both programmes are bright sunlight warms your face as you walk WHERE: Atelier art of film. Ajyal Film Festival is Doha Film specifically designed to fit different on the beach to join morning yoga, sound WHEN: Ongoing Institute’s annual celebration of film. The ages with the main purpose to develop healing and mindfulness meditation. Music and arts Activities for students word Ajyal means generations in Arabic and the participant’s self-esteem, especially taking place after they finish their day in the audience for this festival is people from when in front of audiences. Kids course school includes Group Music lessons, Hip- ages 8-21 who are categorised in different fee is QR600 and adult course fee is hop, Ballet, Drawing and Painting, Drama generations. This festival is all about QR800. For further details, e-mail at Theatre & Taekwondo. Ages between 5 and watching global cinema, analysing them [email protected] 10 years old after school hours. and discussing afterwards. Hobby Classes Explore Coral Reefs and Discover WHERE: Mystic Arts Centre behind Al Diving Hilal Focus Medical Centre WHERE: Doha English Speaking School WHEN:Wednesday – Monday WHEN: December 5 Mystic Art Centre, is a holistic TIME: 7pm performing artsinstitution and a one stop Few people know the divable waters of solution for adults as well as children Qatar like Khaled Zaki, Diving Consultant/ looking to explore their talents in various Master Instructor. His talk will provide Heritage Library’s Permanent art forms. We offer classes in Carnatic a brief introduction to coral reefs, with Exhibition Music, Hindustani Music, Karate, Yoga, some interesting statistics and underwater WHERE: Qatar National Library Zumba, Classical Dance, Salsa, Hip Hop, (UW) footage from Qatar. The history WHEN: Ongoing till December 31 contemporary and Bollywood dance forms. of diving will also be discussed along TIME: 9am – 8pm For details, call 33897609. with the positive effects it has on the Katara Beach - School Students The exhibition displays around 400 items environment and communities in Qatar WHERE: Katara from the QNL Heritage Library collection and worldwide. The talk will also cover how WHEN: Ongoing that illustrate the spread and evolution the UW videography and photography can TIME: 9am – 12pm of ideas throughout the Arab and Islamic positively affect conservation of marine By participating in the programme of world, as well as document interactions life. ‘Our culture is a school’, Katara Beach between Arabs and the West over the past emphasises the Qatari marine tradition several centuries. The exhibition features Katara Dhow festival and introduces to students the meaning of books, manuscripts, historical photographs WHERE: Katara Dasha, Al Qafal and various type of pearls. maps, globes and travellers’ instruments WHEN: Ongoing The students will discover all details of the that tell the story of Qatar, along with the TIME: 3:30pm – 10pm Fath El-Kheir journey. history of science, literature, writing, travel Be there to witness exciting activities in the region, and much more. and events at Katara 8th Traditional Dhow Festival, scheduled to take place at Katara’s The Colour Run beach. During the month of November be WHERE: QNCC there and experience the cultural heritage WHEN: January 26 of Qatar. TIME: 8:30am Celebrate the hero in you in a realm where nothing is impossible and you are Dance and instrument classes WHERE: TCA Campus, Behind Gulf Times Building WHEN: Wednesday – Monday Ballet Lessons Learn the movements of dance styles WHERE: Music and Arts Atelier in Bollywood, Hip Hop and also the WHEN: Ongoing musical instruments such as Piano, Guitar, TIME: 4pm – 8pm Keyboard for adults as well kids and move For more info e-mail at registration@ in the world of music. For details, contact atelierqatar.com or call on 33003839. 66523871/ 31326749. Compiled by Nausheen Shaikh. E-mail: [email protected], Events and timings subject to change 4 GULF TIMES Monday, December 3, 2018 COMMUNITY COVER STORY “I have rules, but I don’t necessarily obey them” — Margaret Atwood, poet, novelist, literary critic People don’t like being preached to when they’re reading fiction, and avoiding that is manuscript- specific.
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