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Saffron Screen Saffron .co.uk the local business directory for Saffron Walden YOUR LOCAL CINEMA Savings Mortgages Insurance Financial Advice Business SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER 2013 A local home for your savings Proud supporters of Saffron Screen www.saffronbs.co.uk 0800 072 1100 DIANA the FOOT HEALTH CLINIC Graham R. Howell Penelope A. Brooks Rory O’Donoghue MChS DPodM FPodA FCPod(Surg) MChS DPodM MChS BSc (Hons) Consultant Podiatrist in Surgery HPC Registered Chiropodist/Podiatrist HPC Registered Chiropodist/Podiatrist Modern well equipped clinic with full range of facilities. HPC registered practitioners providing expert experienced advice and treatment for all your foot problems. Saffron Walden 01799 521496 69 High Street, Saffron Walden, Essex CB10 1AA TICKETS ON SALE NOW www.thefoothealthclinic.com www.saffronscreen.com CINEMA INFORMATION THE SMURFS 2 TICKETS FOR ALL FILMS ARE NOW ON SALE DAYTIME Full £6.50; Adult concessions £5.00; 18 & under £4.00 EVENINGS (films at or after 5pm) Full £6.80; Adult concessions £6.00; 18 & under £5.00 (£3.50 on Monday nights) CINEMA FOR TINIES Adults £3.50; Children £2.50; under 2s free SPECIAL EVENTS Please see ticket price information for each event MORRISSEY 25 Group bookings 11 cinema tickets for the price of 10 (from the TIC or Box Office on advance bookings only) Tickets are available online at www.saffronscreen.com (booking fee WELCOME applies), or in person from the Box Office which opens 30 mins before each screening or the Tourist Information Centre, Market Place, Saffron Walden For your autumn enjoyment, Saffron Screen is (01799 524002, enquiries only) delighted to present a season of music films, RECEIVE THE LATEST INFORMATION VIA EMAIL curated for us by Mark Starte and Rachel Thomas For weekly film updates, Monday night film notes, or information about of the Saffron Walden Tourist Information Centre. foreign language films, Cinema for Tinies screenings, audio described films, The dial will be cranked up, so come and shake films with subtitles, or Special Events, email with the relevant heading to: your stuff, rock and roll with your mates and enjoy [email protected] some great music! FOLLOW US twitter, facebook & LinkedIn Subtitled for the hard of hearing Recommended film twitter.com/Saffronscreen Cinema for Tinies Saffron Scream Music film FIND US Saffron Walden County High School, Audley End Road, FANCY LEARNING A LANGUAGE? Saffron Walden, Essex CB11 4UH Doors open 30 minutes before screenings. Our car park and entrance are at Relaxed 10 week French, Spanish & Russian courses the rear of the school. From early September, the entrance and car starting w/c 16th September in Saffron Walden. parking will be changing. Please check our website for updates. From £6.50 per class. Consessions given. To enrol, see website or call for details. ACCESSIBILITY t: 07775 640794 The cinema is wheelchair friendly and has induction loop facilities. With www.lingualounge.co.uk some films, we are able to offer audio description and subtitles. A large print version of this programme can be supplied on request. Please contact the Accessible language learning for all office for further details. CONTACT US Initial diagnostic Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01799 500238 interview 3 London Road, Saffron Walden CB11 4ED Charity no 1113259 £60 Specialist family law practice inc. VAT www.saffronscreen.com Contact Margaret Porter or Dee Finnegan: 01279 799598 Printed on certified [email protected] and sustainable paper Design: www.design-mill.co.uk www.spectrumfamilylaw.com Print: Harts Design & Print SEPTEMBER 2013 SEPTEMBER 2013 DR WHO AND CLEOPATRA STORIES WE TELL THE WORLD’S END THE DALEKS SPRINGSTEEN & I THE MOO MAN MONSTERS UNIVERSITY (U) Sun 1st 2pm DR WHO AND THE DALEKS (U) Sat 7th 3pm DIRECTOR Dan Scanlon DIRECTOR Gordon Flemyng VOICES Billy Crystal, John Krasinski, Helen Mirren, Steve Buscemi CAST Peter Cushing, Roy Castle, Jennie Linden, Roberta Tovey SCREEN TEST Twelve years since Pixar’s Monsters Inc charmed audiences young SCREEN TEST In our first of a double bill of early Dr Who films, reissued to and old alike, everyone’s favourite monsters Sully and Mike are back. But there was a celebrate the series’ 50th anniversary, the Doctor finds himself on Skaro, the birthplace time when they really couldn’t stand each other. We go back to their college days to of his arch-nemeses, the Daleks. These machine monsters are planning the destruction learn how they overcame their differences and became the accomplished scarers we know of the planet’s other life-form, the gentle Thals, with a massive neutron bomb – and love. Packed full of laughs, heart and entertaining creatures. (2013 USA 110 mins) unless the Doctor can save them. (1965 UK 79 mins) CLEOPATRA (PG) Sun 1st 6pm (with interval) DALEKS – INVASION EARTH 2150 AD (U) Sun 8th 3pm DIRECTOR Joseph L Mankiewicz CAST Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Rex Harrison, Pamela Brown DIRECTOR Gordon Flemyng SCREEN TEST Memorable for its 10,000 extras, runaway budget and sheer CAST Peter Cushing, Bernard Cribbins, Ray Brooks, Roberta Tovey physical opulence – not to mention the scandal of Taylor and Burton’s affair – SCREEN TEST The Doctor battles to save the human population from being Mankiewicz’s Cleopatra has been rereleased for its 50th anniversary. The story of the enslaved as Robomen – doomed to serve the Daleks forever. Only the underground triumphs and tragedies of the Egyptian queen desperate to hold onto her throne in the resistance movement stands in the way of total Dalek domination.(1966 UK 80 mins) face of Roman expansion is mesmerising. A rare opportunity to see this spectacular (PG) Sun 8th 8pm epic on the big screen. (1963 UK/USA/Swit 244 mins) SPRINGSTEEN & I DIRECTOR Baillie Walsh nd STORIES WE TELL (12A) Mon 2 8pm SCREEN TEST This documentary combines crowd-sourced archive footage of DIRECTOR Sarah Polley performances across Bruce’s career with fans’ reflections of what his music has meant SCREEN TEST Polley’s inspired memoir about her parents’ marriage and family to them; it is soon apparent, even to the uninitiated, why The Boss is so adored. A secrets is a poignant, funny and engrossing film about the nature of memory and glimpse of hero worship and a funny and heartfelt view of fandom, the film ends with storytelling. Combining interviews, home movies and reconstructions with actors, it’s half an hour of footage from the 2012 Hyde Park concert. (2013 UK 124 mins) an adventurous and absolutely fascinating examination of one family’s story, as well as a broader look at the nature of truth, secrecy and human relationships. Unique and THE MOO MAN (U) Mon 9th 8pm unforgettable. (2012 Canada 108 mins) DIRECTOR Andy Heathcote, Heike Bachelier PETER GRIMES ON ALDEBURGH BEACH (PG) SCREEN TEST Stephen Hook is a Sussex dairy farmer who sells ‘raw’ milk and Thurs 5th 7.30pm has managed to make his family farm just about pay. He is the farmer all townies fantasise about – genial and affectionate towards his animals. This is a really Opera from Aldeburgh Festival – see Special Events pages for details. pleasurable film which puts a human face to the vexing subject of food production. THE WORLD’S END (15) Fri 6th & Sat 7th 8pm Sun 8th 11am (2013 UK 98 mins) DIRECTOR Edgar Wright Followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Andy Heathcote. CAST Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Martin Freeman, Rosamund Pike STOP MAKING SENSE (PG) Fri 13th 8pm SCREEN TEST Gary (Pegg) and his old school friends reunite and attempt finally to complete the fabled pub crawl of their youth. But they discover that the DIRECTOR Jonathan Demme inhabitants of their old hometown have undergone an unusual change … A SCREEN TEST Demme’s documentary of Talking Heads in concert, filmed over three hilarious rollicking ride, this is the much anticipated end to Pegg, Wright and Frost’s shows in Hollywood in December 1983, is one of the best concert movies of all time, jokingly titled Cornetto Trilogy. (2013 UK 109 mins) a brilliantly choreographed show. Enjoy a rare opportunity to see David Byrne & co on Fri screening followed by Q&A with actor, Nick Frost. Charity screening the big screen and feel free to dance in the aisles. ‘This ain’t no disco …’ for SWOP in memory of Joel Sheairs. (1984 USA 88 mins) Book online now at: www.saffronscreen.com Full-size screen with the latest digital technology SEPTEMBER 2013 SEPTEMBER 2013 FROM UP ON POPPY HILL SUMMER IN FEBRUARY THE HEAT THE OUTER EDGES ALAN PARTRIDGE THIS IS SPINAL TAP FROM UP ON POPPY HILL (U) Sat 14th & Sun 15th 3pm TURANDOT Sat 21st 7.30pm DIRECTOR Goro Miyazaki Opera from the Royal Opera House – see Special Events pages for details. VOICES Sarah Bolger, Anton Yelchin, Gillian Anderson, Christina Hendricks rd SCREEN TEST A beautiful and affecting coming-of-age animation from the great THE OUTER EDGES (PG) Mon 23 8pm Studio Ghibli, set in Yokohama as Japan prepares for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. A pair DIRECTOR Kieran Evans of teenagers fall for each other during a campaign to save their school clubhouse but SCREEN TEST Musician Karl Hyde of Underworld and filmmaker Evans present a then find obstacles in the path of their love. (2011 Jap 92 mins Dubbed) documentary about the Essex borderlands. Following the River Roding to the docks of the Thames, the film mixes stunning footage of natural and urban environments, th th SUMMER IN FEBRUARY (15) Sat 14 & Sun 15 8pm interviews with people met along the way, Karl’s poetic meditations on his journey, DIRECTOR Christopher Menaul and music from his recent solo album Edgeland. (2013 UK 74 mins) CAST Dominic Cooper, Emily Browning, Dan Stevens, Hattie Morahan Followed by a Q&A with Kieran Evans and Karl Hyde.
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