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ICA CINEMA ODEON WEST END (SOUTH SIDE) GUIDE to CINEMA ABBREVIATIONS in FESTIVAL BROCHURE Charing Cross, Piccadilly Circus TICKETS & BOOKING INFORMATION FESTIVAL VENUES MAP EVERYMAN SCREEN RICHO LMIXD ST RENOIR CINEMA HACKNEY ON THE GREEN L PICTUREHOUSE P Members Public K HOW TO BOOK AND BOOKING OPENING DATES C TO IS V HUNTER ST TA D R X SE A 1 HACKNEY † ES 0 CENTRAL ONLINE bfi.org.uk/lff 12 Sep* 20 Sep C L U A E 1 B 4 GRAHAM RD AN A 2 L R 0 G O 0 IN T N W R S O B M 5 D E 1 † R 2 R 5 N 0 B5 A TELEPHONE 020 7928 3232 from 09:30 – 20:30 daily 12 Sep 20 Sep EE R T M G G D S R L RUSSELL R E A FO A N SQUARE UIL ANGEL T TH G E BE A S T T S E R SHOREDITCH † R N E S HIGH STREET R T U IN PERSON (at BFI Southbank) from 11:00 – 20:30 daily 12 Sep* 20 Sep P S P S U E L L S Q U A R POST Forms available at BFI Southbank Box Office or at bfi.org.uk/members 12 Sep N/A E LEICESTER SQUARE * Booking opens 09:30 on this date † A501 ANGEL A Booking opens 12:00 on this date 1 & WEST END VENUES C ITY OPTIONAL RD STANDARD TICKET PRICES GIFT AID TICKET** KEY UE EN Weekday matinees at all venues Screenings starting prior to 17:00 £9.00 £9.90 V REGENT STREET A 1 CURZON MAYFAIR RY BU ES 2 FT BFI Southbank, Ciné Lumière, Curzon Mayfair, Curzon Chelsea, Renoir, Hackney Picturehouse, ODEON LEICESTER SQUARE A LEICESTER H £12.50 £13.75 S SQUARE ICA, Rich Mix, Ritzy, Everyman Screen on the Green Evening and weekend screenings 3 ODEON WEST END 4 4 VUE WEST END 2 Vue West End, Odeon West End, Cineworld Haymarket Evening and weekend screenings £16.00 £17.60 5 CINEWORLD HAYMARKET PICCADILLY CIRCUS 3 T EN S M T K 6 ICA N M A B W REGENT STREET H A D M R N E GALA AND OFFICIAL COMPETITION TICKET PRICES 7 BFI SOUTHBANK A A A T R A Y T I TERLOO BRIDGE M I S R 5 N O A ’ T 8 BFI IMAX R S C Odeon West End, Curzon Chelsea and BFI IMAX Gala and Official Competition screenings £20.00 £22.00 K I L ET V PICCADILLY A N LONDON E CHARING CROSS Odeon Leicester Square Gala screenings £26.00 £28.60 CHARING CROSS 7 Opening and Closing Night Galas – Odeon Leicester Square £32.00 £35.20 GREEN PARK EMBANKMENT 1 6 PALL MALL CONCESSIONS LL A M E Child tickets (under 16) £5.00 £5.50 TH 8 Concessions (seniors, students, unwaged and disabled visitors on proof of valid ID) £6.50 £7.15 For weekday matinee screenings prior to 17:00 WATERLOO Child tickets for Family Gala Max 3 child tickets per adult ticket purchased £7.00 £7.70 RITZY CINEMA CINÉ LUMIÈRE CURZON CHELSEA EVENTS BRIXTON CROMWELL RD A4 Masterclasses £15.00 18 32 A SLOANE BRIXTON RD SQUARE GLOUCESTER RD Screen Talks £17.50 E SOUTH AN KENSINGTON L UR RBO LDHA CO 27 KING’S Other events individually priced. 1 BRIXTON ROAD BRIXTON D 3 R A N O PT E M N O LA R E B R D Gift Aid Tickets did you know that the BFI is a charity? By choosing to give an optional donation as part of our C L A O Gift Aid ticket scheme, you are supporting the BFI’s cultural and educational programmes. Please help the BFI by buying a Gift Aid Ticket. **includes 10% donation (please note that not all screenings and events are eligible for Gift Aid Tickets.) BFI SOUTHBANK ODEON BFI IMAX 9 – 20 October 2013 Sorry, we are no longer able to accept payment by cheque for BFI London Film Festival tickets. There are no exchanges Waterloo, Embankment, Charing Cross Waterloo. 1 Charlie Chaplin Walk, South Bank, SE1 8XR or refunds of any kind for all customers. Maximum of 2 tickets per film per customer or 4 tickets per family film. Waterloo, Charing Cross bfi.org.uk/bfi-imax South Bank (under Waterloo Bridge) SE1 8XT All screenings in the Family section or marked ‘F’ on the Festival Calendar are suitable for families. Please note, children under 16 bfi.org.uk/southbank HACKNEY PICTUREHOUSE are not permitted to attend any Festival screening unless the film has received a lower BBFC certificate. Hackney Central. 270 Mare Street, E8 1HE CINEWORLD HAYMARKET picturehouses.co.uk/cinema/hackney_picturehouse Piccadilly Circus. 63-65 Haymarket, SW1Y 4RL LAST MINUTE TICKETS cineworld.co.uk EVERYMAN SCREEN ON THE GREEN Angel. 83 Upper St, N1 0NP CINÉ LUMIÈRE everymancinema.com/cinemas/screen-on-the-green More tickets will be released from Thursday 3 October, so do check back daily! You can sign up South Kensington. 17 Queensberry Place, SW7 2DT at bfi.org.uk/lff for the latest ticket release info, and other Festival news and content. institut-francais.org.uk RICH MIX Shoreditch High Street. 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LA Alternatively, try your luck in the returns queue 30 minutes before each screening at the Box Office at each venue. CURZON CHELSEA richmix.org.uk For Odeon Leicester Square stand-bys please queue at Odeon West End Box Office Sloane Square. 206 King’s Road, SW3 5XP curzoncinemas.com RITZY CINEMA Brixton. Coldharbour Lane, SW2 1JG CURZON MAYFAIR picturehouses.co.uk/cinema/ritzy_picturehouse Green Park, Hyde Park Corner. 38 Curzon Street, W1J 7TY THE BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVAL – ANTI-PIRACY POLICY curzoncinemas.com Cameras are not permitted in Festival screenings. Recording sound, taking pictures or filming during the screening is illegal LEICESTER SQUARE VENUES and any person caught in the act of filming will be immediately expelled and pirated material seized. They may also be RENOIR CINEMA Leicester Square subject to legal action. Russell Square. The Brunswick, Brunswick Square, WC1N 1AW curzoncinemas.com ODEON LEICESTER SQUARE (EAST SIDE) be here. ICA CINEMA ODEON WEST END (SOUTH SIDE) GUIDE TO CINEMA ABBREVIATIONS IN FESTIVAL BROCHURE Charing Cross, Piccadilly Circus. The Mall, SW1Y 5AH odeon.co.uk bfi.org.uk/lff ica.org.uk OLS ODEON LEICESTER SQUARE CHELSEA CURZON CHELSEA SOTG EVERYMAN SCREEN ON THE GREEN VUE WEST END (NORTH EAST SIDE) CALENDAR OWE ODEON WEST END (SCREEN 1 OR 2) HAYMARKET CINEWORLD HAYMARKET NFT1, NFT2, NFT3, STUDIO myvue.com & BOOKING INFORMATION Tickets 020 7928 3232 VUE VUE WEST END (SCREEN 5 OR 7) MAYFAIR CURZON MAYFAIR ALL SCREENS AT BFI SOUTHBANK OPENING NIGHT GALA WED 9 OCTOBER CAPTAIN PHILLIPS 19:00 ODEON LEICESTER SQUARE ODEON ODEON ODEON CINEWORLD VUE5 VUE7 BFI SOUTHBANK BFI SOUTHBANK BFI SOUTHBANK CINÉ LUMIÈRE CURZON MAYFAIR HACKNEY ICA RENOIR RICH MIX RITZY SCREEN ON LEICESTER SQUARE WEST END 1 WEST END 2 HAYMARKET NFT1 NFT2 NFT3 THE GREEN OTHER VENUES 18:00 La Belle et la bête 18:00 Story of My Death 18:30 An Eternal Return 18:15 Jodorowsky’s Dune p38 p58 p96 p76 CURZON CHELSEA WED 9 19:00 Captain Phillips p7 21:00 Good Ol’ Freda p88 21:15 Weekend of a 20:30 Nobody’s Daughter 20:45 Africa First Shorts WED 9 Champion p73 Haewon p83 p85 Mon 14 Oct 19:45 12:15 Child’s Pose p38 12:15 Harmony Lessons 12:00 Adore p37 12:15 Bertolucci on 11:30 The Last of the Unjust 13:00 Nobody’s Daughter Blue Is the Warmest 15:00 Jeune et Jolie p56 p55 14:30 Sandra p43 Bertolucci p38 p49 Haewon p83 Colour p13 19:15 Gravity p10 18:00 Mystery Road p15 18:15 Captain Phillips p7 15:00 Borgman p61 15:00 As I Lay Dying 16:00 Stop the Pounding 15:30 The Do Gooders p80 18:15 On My Way p42 18:15 Becoming Traviata 18:15 The Spectacular Now 18:15 The Rocket p83 18:30 One Day When the 18:30 Late at Night: 18:15 Computer Chess 18:10 Weekend of a Heart p44 Thu 17 Oct 20:45 20:30 Starred Up p24 21:00 Sx_tape p77 18:00 Doll & Em p62 p53 18:15 The Lusty Men p41 21:00 Bad Hair p38 p87 p43 20:45 Good Ol’ Freda p88 Rain Falls p57 Voices of Ordinary p62 Champion p73 18:30 Fandry p39 21:00 The Congress p76 18:30 TBC 20:45 The Bounceback p62 21:00 Le Grand Cahier p48 20:45 Stand Clear of the 21:00 The Fear p55 Madness p82 20:45 Durban Poison p70 20:30 Violette p59 The Past p42 THU 10 21:00 Atambua 39°Celsius THU 10 21:00 Teenage p34 p47 Closing Doors p85 20:45 Papusza p50 IMAX 12:30 Starred up p24 12:00 Becoming Traviata 12:15 Thy Womb p44 12:45 Vic + Flo Saw a Bear 13:00 Siddharth p84 12:45 Norte, the End of 13:00 Stop-over p51 15:00 Mystery Road p15 p87 14:45 Story of My Death p45 15:30 Lebanon Emotion History p57 15:30 Computer Chess p62 Fri 11 Oct 21:00 17:45 Wałesa. Man of Hope 18:15 Nebraska p16 15:00 The Sarnos – A Life p58 15:15 Marvin Hamlisch p56 18:00 Everything Good Is 18:30 May in the Summer 18:15 Child’s Pose p38 18:15 Durban Poison p70 18:30 When Statues Die 18:30 The Weight of 18:15 Leave to Remain 18:30 Teenage p34 18:10 The Congress p76 Gravity p10 in Dirty Movies p43 p52 21:00 Tom at the Farm p24 18:15 Ilo Ilo p28 p88 18:15 Eliza Lynch – Queen Happening p41 21:00 The Spectacular Now 20:45 Borgman p61 p98 Elephants p85 p49 21:00 Stand Clear of the 21:00 Tonnerre p85 18:00 Adore p37 FRI 11 20:45 A Touch of Sin p58 21:00 Twenty Feet from 18:30 TBC of Paraguay p80 Somewhere Else p86 21:00 Grand Central p39 p43 20:30 The Great Passage 21:00 Pioneer p73 20:45 Northwest p72 Closing Doors p85 FRI 11 20:45 The Strange Colour of STUDIO Your Body’s Tears p77 Stardom p89 21:00 Here Be Dragons p32 20:30 My Class p83 20:45 Gare du Nord p81 p64 Sun 13 Oct 18:00 13:00 Marvin Hamlisch 12:15 All Is Lost p70 12:00 Chinese Puzzle p62 12:30 Papusza p50 12:15 Manuscripts Don’t 12:00 Kalpana p56 13:45 Exhibits or Stories 13:00 Ladder to Damascus 13:00 The Parrot and the 13:00 Doll & Em p62 11:30 At Berkeley p32 13:00 The Wishful 13:00 The Rocket p83 13:30 The Fear p55 13:00 Eliza Lynch – Queen Norte, End of History p57 p88 15:00 Like Father, Like Son 15:00 The Congress p76 15:30 Wounded p30 Burn p50 15:30 Good Ol’ Freda p88 From the Castle p54 p40 Swan p65 16:00 Bad Hair p38 16:30 Four Ways to Die in Thinkers p45 15:30 Twenty Feet from 15:30 Atambua of Paraguay p80 15:30 2 Autumns, 3 15:30 The Do Gooders p80 15:30 Model Shop p41 p21 18:00 Eastern Boys p54 18:15 Jodorowsky’s Dune 15:15 Portrait of Jason p58 18:40 Northwest p72 15:45 Side by Side p92 18:30 Starred up p24 My Hometown p81 15:30 Africa First Shorts Stardom p89 39°Celsius p47 15:30 Fandry p39 Mon 14 Oct 13:00; Winters p37 18:15 Camille Claudel 1915 18:30 Hello Carter p64 18:00 Enough Said p63 21:00 All Cheerleaders Die p76 18:30 TBC 21:00 Late at Night: Voices 18:15 A Spell to Ward off 21:00 Mistaken for Strangers 18:50 Cinema (Redacted) p96 p85 18:30 Honey p48 18:30 Afternoon Delight 18:20 Nebraska p16 18:30 Me, Myself and Mum p53 Thu 17 Oct 13:00 21:00 Kon-Tiki p71 20:30 The Double p20 p75 20:45 Youth p30 21:00 Gore Vidal..
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