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L I V E M U S INGMAR BERGMAN CINEMA NOTES AT A GLANCE As part of the global celebrations of the centenary of Ingmar Bergman (1918- It is Academy Award season and we are bringing back a few of our ........................................................................................................................................................... 2007), Triskel Christchurch presents in partnership with the British Film Institute recent hits to give our patrons an opportunity to enjoy them again: Fri 16 - Mon 19 February a selection of films from the unique director. Bergman transformed the way Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and Loving Vincent people thought about film as an expressive and profound art form rather than Loving Vincent as mere entertainment; his great cinematic works of art are deeply personal LIVE MUSIC (which has become the biggest box office hit ever to screen at The Party films that no one else could have made.Season Ticket Offer: See all four Ingmar Triskel between previous and pre-sales). We also have three more ........................................................................................................................................................... Bergman films for €30 full price / €25 with annual membership. Academy Award nominated filmsCall Me By Your Name, Loveless THE COMPLETE BEETHOVEN CYCLE and The Shape of Water. Fri 23 - Mon 26 February BY RTÉ CONTEMPO QUARTET Call My By Your Name Handmade Films Presents 15 Feb / 22 Mar / 19 Apr / 17 May | 6.30pm Each month throughout 2018 Triskel will host a mini-season Monty Python’s The Life Of Brian of films each month: In February we have a season dedicated The Long Good Friday to HandMade Films, the unique production company from the Time Bandits LIR QUARTET eighties (and I must confess, this programme is a labour of love Withnail & I PART OF THE SPRING STRING QUARTET SERIES that I’ve wanted to do for years) and a selection of classics from Track 29 Sat 17 Feb | 1pm Swedish maestro Ingmar Bergman, including the rarely seen The ........................................................................................................................................................... Touch starring Elliott Gould. Sun 4 - Wed 7 March DAVID WHITLA Loveless CORK BASED DOUBLE BASSIST We also have +Short Film, a monthly event in which a notable NC PERSONA NC Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri THE SEVENTH SEAL Sat 24 Feb | 1.10pm short film plays as support to a main feature which is screening as Sun 18 March | 6.15pm Mon 19 March | 6.15pm part of the regular cinema programme. ........................................................................................................................................................... 97 MINS | SWEDEN 1957 | SUBTITLES 84 MINS | SWEDEN 1966 | SUBTITLES Dir: Ingmar Bergman Sun 11 - Wed 14 March Dir: Ingmar Bergman Chris O’Neill - Head Of Cinema Starring: Gunnar Björnstrand, Bengt Starring: Bibi Andersson, Liv Ullmann SCHUBERT’S COMPLETED PIANO The Lodgers Ekerot and Nils Poppe and Margaretha Krook SONATAS F-RATED The Shape Of Water PERFORMED BY DR. FIONNUALA MOYNIHAN ........................................................................................................................................................... Considered by many to be Triskel Arts Centre is proud to take part in The F-Rating This allegorical drama – centred on 2 Mar | 13 Apr | 18 May - 1.10pm / 8 Jun - 8pm a medieval knight who challenges Bergman’s masterpiece, Persona initiative. Developed by the Bath Film Festival in 2014, Sun 18 - Wed 21 March Death to a game of chess in order explores the volatile relationship the F-Rating is a rating which highlights films with a Dark River (+Short Film) to postpone his demise – remains between an actress who refuses to ALTERNATIVE HISTORY - ECM strong female voice. To earn an F-rating, a movie has Ingmar Bergman fascinating as a study of faith in crisis. speak and the nurse overseeing her have a female director and/or a female writer. Triskel Arts Centre The Seventh Seal convalescence. EARLY MUSIC FROM ANNA MARIA FRIMAN, JOHN POTTER, has voluntarily incorporated this rating, for more information visit Persona “An existentialist masterpiece… ARIEL ABRAMOVICH AND JACOB HERINGMAN The Touch stunning” Little White Lies “Wonderfully complex but warmly Fri 2 March | 8pm this website: http://f-rated.org human” Empire Cries and Whispers ........................................................................................................................................................... SNOWPOET TRISKEL CHRISTCHURCH BOX OFFICE Thurs 29 March Address: Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St. Cork City LAUREN KINSELLA - ‘THOUGHT YOU KNEW’ ALBUM TOUR The Shining - Twisted Celluloid Phone: (021) 427 2022 Sat 3 March | 8pm Inside Web: www.triskelartscentre.ie ........................................................................................................................................................... ANNA TSYBULEVA (RUSSIA) Ticket prices before 5pm Ticket prices 5pm and after WINNER OF THE 2015 LEEDS INTNL. PIANO COMPETITION Full: €6.00: Full: €9.00 Thurs 8 March | 8pm With Annual Membership: €5.00 With Annual Membership: €7.00 Child (under 14): €5.00 Child (under 14): €7.00 +SHORT FILM No booking fees on counter, phone or internet ticket sales. Please note: live satellite (TUVA) broadcasts and double feature presentations may cost more than regular screenings. THE TOUCH NC CRIES AND WHISPERS HUUN-HUUR-TU Answer Print (5 minutes, directed by Mónica THROAT SINGING FROM TUVA Tues 20 March | 6.15pm NC | Wed 21 March | 6.15pm Savirón) is a film in continuous deterioration. 115 MINS | SWE / USA 1970 | SUBTITLES 97 MINS | SWEDEN 1972 | SUBTITLES Thurs 15 & Fri 16 March | 8pm It is made with decaying, turned magenta Dir: Ingmar Bergman Dir: Ingmar Bergman CINEMA MEMBERSHIP Films marked “NC” (Not Certified) have not been classified by the sound and silent 16mm films from different Starring: Elliot Gould, Bibi Starring: Liv Ullmann, Ingrid Thulin stocks and genres that had been discarded (UK) Irish Film Classification Office. They require aTriskel Christchurch PRESENTS Andersson and Max von Sydow and Harriet Andersson JOHN SMITH by others. This avant-garde short film, which OUTSTANDING GUITARIST, SINGER AND SONGWRITER Cinema Membership, which may be purchased on a per film basis received its world premiere at the New York LIFE OF BRIAN Now restored in its original bilingual Nominated for Best Picture (46th Fri 23 March | 8pm (50c per person) or on an annual basis. Tickets for “NC” films can only version, Bergman’s rarely seen Academy Awards in 1974), Cries be purchased by people of 18 years and older. Film Festival, will support Dark River. THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY chronicle of a passionate affair and Whispers is one of Bergman’s TIME BANDITS | WITHNAIL & I between a Swedish housewife and most resonant studies of familial DOOLAN QUARTET Full membership can be bought annually either online or at our www.triskelartscentre.ie AND an American archaeologist is a bonds, solitude and the female PART OF THE SPRING STRING QUARTET SERIES TRACK 29 major rediscovery. psyche. box office for €15. Concessionary membership (Student / Silver Sat 24 March | 1pm / Unwaged) is free of charge and available only at our box office, “A romantic film of great “Hauntingly elliptical and in person with identification. Membership subject to terms and Department of Social Protection poignancy and strength” Variety exquisitely crafted” TV Guide www.triskelartscentre.ie/live-music conditions, full information online. Triskel Christchurch is part of the Europa Cinemas Network FEB / MAR 2018 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATED ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATED ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATED FILMMAKER Q&A HANDMADE FILMS PRESENTS When funding was pulled from Life of Brian at the last minute, the Monty Python team was left stranded. George Harrison of 12A 16 15A NC LOVING VINCENT LOVELESS THE SHAPE OF WATER INSIDE The Beatles said he simply wanted to see the movie and put up 95 mins - United Kingdom / Poland 2017 - Dir: Dorota Kobiela, Hugh 127 mins – Russia / France / Germany / Belgium 2017 – Subtitles 123 mins - United States 2017 - Dir: Guillermo del Toro 70 mins - Ireland 2017 - Dir: Vicky Langan, Maximilian Le Cain the money. And so HandMade Films was born, and the company Welchman. Starring: Douglas Booth, Josh Burdett and Holly Earl Dir: Andrey Zvyagintsev. Starring: Maryana Spivak, Aleksey Rozin Starring: Sally Hawkins, Michael Shannon and Richard Jenkins Starring: Vicky Langan and Maximilian Le Cain went on to produce some of the most fondly remembered British films of the nineteen eighties. Triskel Christchurch is delighted to not only welcome back the Zhenya and Boris are going through a vicious divorce. Already At a top secret research facility in the 1960s, a lonely janitor forms The first feature from the longstanding collaboration between Cork phenomenally popular Loving Vincent, but on Fri 16 Feb at 8.45pm* embarking on new lives, they are impatient to start again – even if it a unique relationship with an amphibious creature that is being filmmakers Langan and Le Cain, Inside excavates the sensations, Season Ticket Offer: See all five films in HandMade Films we have two of the artists who worked on the film, Sandra Hickey means threatening to abandon their 12-year-old son. held in captivity (from the director of Pan’s Labyrinth). desires and elusive chimeras of one woman’s inner life. Presents for €30 full price / €25 with annual membership. and
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