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The Disaster Artist

The Disaster Artist

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Suburbicon (15) Battle of the Sexes (12A) Marie Curie: The Courage Mountain (PG) (15) (15) Three Billboards Outside Hostiles (15) A Woman’s Life (12A) Fri 5 – Thu 11 January Fri 5 – Wed 17 January of Knowledge (TBA) Sat 20 – Wed 24 January Fri 26 Jan – Thu 1 February Mon 29 January, 8pm Ebbing, Missouri (15) Fri 9 – Thu 15 February Fri 16 – Wed 21 February Dir. , US, 2017, 104 mins. Cast. Dir. Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris, US, 2017, 122 Fri 12 – Thu 18 January Dir. Jennifer Peedom, Australia, 2017, 74 mins. Dir. , US, 2017, 108 mins. Cast. Zoey Dir. , US, 2003, 99 mins. Cast. Fri 9 – Thu 15 February Dir. Scott Cooper, US, 2017, 127 mins. Cast. Dir. Stephane Brize, France, 2017, 116 mins, , , . mins. Cast. , Steve Carell, Andrea Dir. Marie Noelle, Germany/Fr/, 2016, 100 Cast. Robert Macfarlane, Jennifer Peedom. Deutch, Alison Brie, James Franco. Tommy Wiseau, , . Dir. Martin McDonagh, UK, 2017, 115mins. Cast. Christian Bale, Rosamund Pike, Wes Studi, Ben subtitled. Cast. , Jean-Pierre Riseborough. mins, subtitled. Cast. Karolina Gruszka, Charles Frances McDormand, , Sam Foster. Darroussin, . George Clooney directs a wildly Berling, Andre Wilms. Narrated by Willem Dafoe, who When wannabe actor Greg Sestero As a very special treat, we are Rockwell, Abbie Cornish. entertaining, deliciously dark The televised 1973 tennis match reads an evocative text by Robert meets eccentric Tommy Wiseau hosting MONDO MONDAY’S In this 19th-century western an A powerful adaptation of Guy de satire co-scripted by the Coen between women’s world champion Physicist, chemist, and pioneer Macfarlane, this is a guaranteed they decide to move to LA and return to Plymouth Arts Centre with This pitch-black comedic drama Army captain agrees to escort a Maupassant’s first novel ‘Une Vie’. Brothers set in 1959 that is Billie Jean King and ex-men’s- in the study of radioactivity, Curie adrenaline rush that almost makes make a movie. But as the cameras a screening of The Room which features a blistering central dying Cheyenne war chief back Jeanne is a young woman full of unsettlingly pertinent to the present champ and serial hustler Bobby spent her life setting precedents. you feel like you’ve scaled a peak start to roll, Greg discovers that has famously been called ‘the performance from Frances to his tribal lands. Setting out childish dreams and innocence day. Suburbicon is a peaceful, Riggs was billed as the Battle of the She was the first woman to win the yourself. A beautiful and awe- he has vastly underestimated of bad movies’, one McDormand as foul-mouthed, through dangerous territory, much when she returns home after idyllic suburban community with Sexes. Billie and Bobby served up Nobel Prize and the first person to inspiring symphony of images Tommy’s quirks and overestimated of the most beloved cult classics tough-as-nails Mildred Hayes, who of it inhabited by hostile tribes, finishing school in a convent. affordable homes and manicured a cultural spectacle that resonated win it twice. The film brings to life and sound, combining archive his skill - and pretty much every- of all time. takes matters into her own hands the small band of soldiers and Yet little by little her illusions are lawns... but the tranquil surface far beyond the tennis court, that Curie’s inspiring story of discovery, footage of early mountaineers with thing that can go wrong, does on after her daughter is murdered and Cheyenne navigate the beautiful stripped away when she marries a masks a disturbing reality. continues to reverberate today. heartbreak, and triumph. majestic shots of the peaks. their film, The Room. the police investigation goes quiet. prairies and wilds of the west. local Viscount.

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Unrest (12A) Jane (PG) Happy End (15) Lost in (12A) Most Beautiful Island (18) The Greatest Showman Darkest Hour (PG) Jupiter’s Moon (15) The Post (TBC) Wed 17 – Thu 18 January Fri 19 - Thu 25 January Fri 19 – Thu 25 January Fri 26 January – Thu 1 February Fri 2 – Thu 8 February (TBC) Fri 16 – Wed 21 February Fri 23 Feb – Thu 1 Mar Fri 23 February – Thu 1 March Dir. Jennifer Brea, US, 2017, 98 mins. Cast. Dir. Brett Morgan, US, 2017, 90 mins. Dir. , Fr/Aus/Germany, 2017, 108 Dir. Fiona Gordon, Dominique Abel, Fr/Canada, Dir. Ana Asensio, Spain/US, 2017, 80 mins, some Fri 2 – Thu 8 February Dir. Joe Wright, UK, 2017, 125 mins. Cast. Gary Dir. Kornel Mundruczo, Hungary, 2017, 129 mins, Dir. Steven Spielberg, US, 2017, ? mins. Cast. Jennifer Brea. mins, subtitled. Cast. , Jean-Louis 2017, 83 mins, subtitled. Cast. Fiona Gordon, subtitles. Cast. Ana Asensio, Natasha Romanova, Oldman, , Lily James, Stephen some subtitles. Cast. Merab Ninidze, Zsombor , Tom Hanks, Alison Brie, Sarah Dir. Michael Gracey, US, 2017, ? mins. Cast. Hugh Drawing from over 100 hours Trintignant, Mathieu Kassovitz. Dominique Abel, . David Little, Nicholas Tucci. Dillane. Jeger, Monika Balsai, Gyorgy Cserhhalmi. Paulson. Unrest details filmmaker Brea’s of never-before-seen footage Jackman, Michelle Williams, Rebecca Ferguson, Zac Efron. fight to overcome the disabling from the National Geographic A biting satire on bourgeois family When Fiona’s life is disrupted by a Inspired by her own experiences, This stirring historical drama from Riveting Palme d’Or nominated Katharine Graham was the disease commonly known as archives, Oscar®-nominated director values. Set in Calais, it focuses on letter of distress from her 88-year- director-writer-producer Asensio Inspired by the imagination of P.T. Atonement director Joe Wright supernatural thriller. A young first female publisher of The Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. With Brett Morgan tells the story of the wealthy, neurotic and self- old Aunt Martha in Paris, she hops plays Luciana, a Spanish immigrant Barnum, The Greatest Showman is ushers us into the backrooms and refugee called Aryan is shot Washington Post. With help from many questions left unanswered primatologist Jane Goodall. Set to obsessed Laurent family. Happy on a plane and arrives to discover trying to build a life for herself in an original musical that celebrates bunkers of British government while illegally trying to cross the Editor Ben Bradlee, they exposed by medical experts, Brea turned to a majestic score from legendary End bears all the hallmarks of that Martha has disappeared. In an the Big Apple. When her Russian the birth of show business & tells of during a pivotal point in World Hungarian border. While tending a massive cover-up of government the internet and found not only that composer Philip Glass, the film Haneke’s style: pairing pitch-black avalanche of spectacular disasters, friend Olga suggests a highly-paid, a visionary who rose from nothing War II, when Winston Churchill him back to health, a doctor at a secrets. Described as a Hollywood her condition has a name: myalgic offers an unprecedented portrait humour with chillingly precise she encounters the affable, but no-questions-asked job, Luciana is to create a spectacle that became was thrust into the role of Prime refugee camp discovers that Aryan all-star team’s riposte to Donald encephalomyelitis (ME), but along of a trailblazer who defied the odds direction, it’s proof that he remains annoying tramp Dom. The film is a in no position to say no. A veritable a worldwide sensation. Minister and the United Kingdom has gained an extraordinary talent Trump, The Post dramatises the with it a supportive community of to become one of the world’s most one of cinema’s true visionaries. wondrously fun and hectic tale of masterclass in mounting tension seemed on the brink of invasion. – he can levitate at will. Washington Post’s publication of sufferers. admired conservationists. peculiar people finding love. and insidious discomfort. the classified Pentagon Papers first week of january nt live special offers Film Diary Cinema January Matinée Early Late Tuesday 2 – Loving Vincent, 6pm Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool, 8.30pm January— Wednesday 3 In A Lonely Place, 2.30pm Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool, 6pm Loving Vincent, 8.30pm Thursday 4 Loving Vincent, 2.30pm (RS) Loving Vincent, 6pm Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool, 8.30pm February Friday 5 – Suburbicon, 6pm Battle of the Sexes, 8.30pm Saturday 6 Suburbicon, 2.30pm Battle of the Sexes, 5.30pm Suburbicon, 8pm 2018 Tuesday 9 – Suburbicon, 6pm Battle of the Sexes, 8.30pm Wednesday 10 Battle of the Sexes, 2.30pm Battle of the Sexes, 6pm Suburbicon, 8.30pm Thursday 11 Battle of the Sexes, 11am (BIB) Suburbicon 6pm Battle of the Sexes, 8.30pm Friday 12 – Battle of the Sexes, 6pm Marie Curie: The Courage... 8.30pm Saturday 13 Marie Curie: The Courage... 2.30pm Battle of the Sexes, 5.30pm Marie Curie: The Courage... 8pm Tuesday 16 – Battle of the Sexes, 6pm Marie Curie: The Courage... 8.30pm In A Lonely Place Cat on a Hot Tin Roof This is our most F-Rated season Wednesday 17 Marie Curie: The Courage... 2.30pm Unrest, 6pm Battle of the Sexes, 8.30pm Fri 29 Dec - Wed 3 January Thu 22 Feb, 7pm ever! The rating is designed to Thursday 18 – Unrest, 6pm Marie Curie: The Courage... 8.30pm Suspenseful noir with Humphrey Runtime 210 mins approx. Dir. Benedict Andrews. support and promote women Friday 19 – Jane, 6pm Happy End, 8.30pm Cast. Sienna Miller, Jack O’Connell, Colm Meaney. Bogart & Gloria Grahame. and redress the imbalance in the Saturday 20 Happy End, 2.30pm Jane, 5.30pm Mountain, 8pm On a steamy night in Mississippi, film industry. Book for 3 or more Tuesday 23 – Mountain, 6pm Happy End, 8.30pm Wednesday 24 Jane, 2.30pm Happy End, 6pm Mountain, 8.30pm Film Stars Don’t Die in a Southern family gather at their different F-Rated films at the Thursday 25 – Jane, 6pm Happy End, 8.30pm Liverpool cotton plantation to celebrate same time and get each ticket Friday 26 – The Disaster Artist, 6pm Lost in Paris, 8.30pm Wed 27 December - Thu 4 January Big Daddy’s birthday. The for £7. Saturday 27 The Disaster Artist, 2.30pm Lost in Paris, 5.30pm The Disaster Artist, 8pm Stranger-than-fiction love story with scorching heat is almost as Monday 29 – – Mondo Monday: The Room, 8pm Tuesday 30 – The Disaster Artist, 6pm Lost in Paris, 8.30pm and Jamie Bell. oppressive as the lies they tell. Join As A Friend Wednesday 31 Lost in Paris, 2.30pm Lost in Paris, 6pm The Disaster Artist, 8.30pm With the future of the family at A free cinema ticket, priority Loving Vincent stake, which version of the truth booking, brochures by post, and Tue 2 - Thu 4 January is real – and which will win out? no online booking fee! £24 Sgl/ February Matinée Early Late Thursday 1 – The Disaster Artist, 6pm Lost in Paris, 8.30pm Back by popular demand! £36 Dbl. Ask at the Box Office. Friday 2 – The Greatest Showman, 6pm Most Beautiful Island, 8.30pm Saturday 3 Most Beautiful Island, 2.30pm Most Beautiful Island, 5.30pm The Greatest Showman, 8pm Tuesday 6 – The Greatest Showman, 6pm Most Beautiful Island, 8.30pm BRINGING IN BABY ART stay up to date Wednesday 7 The Greatest Showman, 2.30pm Most Beautiful Island, 6pm The Greatest Showman, 8.30pm Thursday 8 The Greatest Showman 11am (BIB) The Greatest Showman, 6pm Most Beautiful Island, 8.30pm Friday 9 – Hostiles, 5.55pm Three Billboards... 8.30pm Saturday 10 Hostiles, 2.30pm Three Billboards... 5.30pm Hostiles, 8pm Tuesday 13 – Hostiles, 5.55pm Three Billboards... 8.30pm Wednesday 14 Three Billboards... 2.30pm Three Billboards... 6pm Hostiles, 8.30pm Thursday 15 – Hostiles, 5.55pm Three Billboards... 8.30pm Friday 16 – A Woman’s Life, 6pm Darkest Hour, 8.30pm Saturday 17 A Woman’s Life, 2.30pm Darkest Hour, 5.30pm A Woman’s Life, 8pm Tuesday 20 – A Woman’s Life, 6pm Darkest Hour, 8.30pm Wednesday 21 Darkest Hour, 2.30pm Darkest Hour, 6pm A Woman’s Life, 8.30pm Thursday 22 – NT Live: Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, 7pm – Friday 23 – Jupiter’s Moon, 5.55pm The Post, 8.30pm Saturday 24 The Post, 2.30pm The Post, 5.30pm Jupiter’s Moon, 8pm Tuesday 27 – Jupiter’s Moon, 5.55pm The Post, 8.30pm Battle of the Sexes Sara Bowler 2018 is going to be a transitional Wednesday 28 The Post, 2.30pm The Post, 6pm Jupiter’s Moon, 8.30pm Thu 11 Jan at 11am year for Plymouth Arts Centre, so Looe Street Detectives (BIB) - Bringing in Baby, (RS) - Relaxed Screening - all are welcome to these screenings tailored to suit those with Dementia or Autism 2 February - 17 March if you’d like to hear all our latest The Greatest Showman Artist Sara Bowler is research- updates and receive our weekly Thu 8 Feb at 11am ing the history of the Plymouth e-newsletters, please make sure Cafe-Bar Arts Centre site and the people we have your correct contact Open from 5-9pm on Tues to Sat and from 1-3pm on Weds and Sat. 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