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Vanishing Sail + SWFTA Short Film PROGRAMMER’S PICK BOOK EARLY BOOK EARLY BOOK EARLY PROGRAMMER’S PICK RESTORED CLASSIC Mother! (18) Borg vs McEnroe (15) Blade Runner 2049 (15) Loving Vincent (12A) Daphne (15) The Death of Stalin (15) The Killing of a Sacred The Florida Project (15) The Princess Bride (PG) Fri 3 - Thu 9 November Fri 3 - Thu 9 November Fri 10 - Thu 16 November Fri 17 - Thu 23 November Fri 24 - Thu 30 November Fri 24 - Thu 30 November Deer (tbc) Fri 15 - Wed 20 December Thu 21 - Thu 28 December Dir. Darren Aronofsky, US, 2017, 121 mins.Cast. Dir. Janus Metz, Sweden/Denmark, 2017, 108 Dir. Denis Villeneuve, US, 2017, 163 mins. Cast. Dir. Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, UK/Poland, Dir. Peter Mackie Burns, UK, 2017, 90 mins. Cast. Dir. Armando Iannucci, France/UK, 2017, 107 Dir. Sean Baker, US, 2017, 115 mins. Cast. Willem Dir. Rob Reiner, US, 1987, 98 mins. Cast. Cary Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Robin Wright, Jared Emily Beecham, Geraldine James, Tom Vaughan- Fri 8 - Thu 14 December Jennifer Lawrence, Javier Bardem, Ed Harris, mins, some subtitles. Cast. Shia LaBeouf, Stellan 2017, 91 mins. Cast. Jerome Flynn, Saoirse mins. Cast. Richard Brake, Olga Kurylenko, Dir. Yorgos Lanthimos, UK/Ireland, 2017, 121 Defoe, Brooklynn Kimberly Prince, Bria Vinaite. Elwes, Robin Wright, Mandy Patinkin. Leto. Lawler. Michelle Pfeiffer. Skarsgard, Sverrir Gudnason. Ronan, Aiden Turner. Andrea Riseborough, Steve Buscemi, Michael mins. Cast. Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, Barry Palin, Jason Isaacs. Keoghan, Alicia Silverstone. A story of childhood, set against Journey to a land of giant rodents A couple’s relationship is tested The story of the epic rivalry Officer K (Gosling), a new blade The world’s first fully painted This striking drama, which wowed the backdrop of America’s failed and Spanish swordsmen with a when uninvited guests arrive at between Swedish tennis legend runner for the Los Angeles Police feature film brings together the the Edinburgh Film Festival, Acerbic send-up of the Soviet Interlacing elements of Greek economy. Six-year-old Moonee sparkling new print of a family their home, disrupting their tranquil Bjorn Borg and his biggest rival, Department, unearths a long- paintings of Vincent van Gogh to follows the life of an early-thirties dictator and the battle for power tragedy, surrealism and absurdist lives with her mother in a candy- classic that is as good as you existence. A potent psychological the brash American John McEnroe, buried secret that has the potential tell his extraordinary life story. Londoner who goes off the rails after his sudden demise. A timely horror, Yorgos Lanthimos’ follow- floss-coloured motel in Orlando. remember it. With quotable lines thriller about love, devotion and which came to a head in the 1980 to plunge what’s left of society into This much-anticipated animation after witnessing a random act allegory about venal, unfit leaders up to The Lobster is a deliciously Narrated from a child’s-eye view, and plenty of swashes to be sacrifice. This is your chance Wimbledon final. A great character chaos. One of the most eagerly- will be introduced on Thu 23 Nov at of violence. Daphne does a and corrupt governance - it’s the twisted and slyly macabre morality this is a marvellous world of play buckled this will get everyone in to make your mind up about a study, this film will thrill you anticipated films of 2017 makes it 8.30pm by David May, a student in brilliant job of capturing the subtle kind of comedy that has become tale. and possibility. But adult viewers the Christmas mood. film that has divided critics and whether you’re a tennis fan or not. to the big screen and we can’t wait! Painting, Drawing and Printmaking emotions of this most complex of Iannucci’s (The Thick of It, In the witnessing this life will suspect audiences. from Plymouth College of Art. women - and the world around her. Loop) specialty. Brilliant! what’s coming for Moonee. RESTORED CLASSIC PROGRAMMER’S PICK BOOK EARLY BOOK EARLY RESTORED CLASSIC RESTORED CLASSIC BOOK EARLY Vanishing Sail + SWFTA Metropolis (PG) The Party (15) Call Me by Your Name (15) Breathe (12A) Murder on the Orient It’s a Wonderful Life (U) In a Lonely Place (PG) Film Stars Don’t Die in Short Film (U) Fri 10 - Thu 16 November Fri 17 - Thu 23 November Fri 1 - Wed 6 December Fri 1 - Thu 7 December (tbc) Thu 21 - Sat 23 December Fri 29 Dec - Wed 3 Jan Liverpool (TBC) Tue 14 - Wed 15 November Express Dir. Fritz Lang, Germany, 1927, 99 mins, silent Dir. Sally Potter, UK, 2017, 71 mins. Cast. Timothy Dir. Luca Guadagnino, Italy/France/Brazil, Dir. Andy Serkis, UK, 2017, 114 mins. Cast. Fri 8 - Wed 20 December Dir. Frank Capra, US, 1946, 130 mins. Cast. James Dir. Nicholas Ray, US, 1950, 93 mins. Cast. Wed 27 Dec - Thu 4 Jan with subtitles. Cast. Alfred Abel, Gustav Frohlich, Dir. Alexis Andrews, 2015, 88mins. Spall, Kristen Scott Thomas, Patricia Clarkson, 2017, 130 mins. Cast. Armie Hammer, Timothee Andrew Garfield, Claire Foy, Hugh Bonneville, Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore, Henry Humphrey Bogart, Gloria Grahame, Frank Dir. Kenneth Branagh, UK, 2017, ? mins. Cast. Dir. Paul McGuigan, UK, 2017, 105 mins. Cast. Brigitte Helm, Rudolf Klein-Rogge. Bruno Ganz. Chalamet, Michael Stuhlbarg. Tom Hollander. Travers, Gloria Grahame. Lovejoy, Martha Stewart. Annette Bening, Jamie Bell, Julie Walters, On the island of Carriacou, West Kenneth Branagh, Johnny Depp, Judi Dench, Michelle Pfeiffer, Willem Defoe. Kenneth Cranham. The mother of all sci-fi cinema, Indies, the last wooden sailboat Janet (Scott Thomas) has just been This gorgeous and moving film Breathe is an inspirational love We make no apologies for When a gifted but washed-up Fritz Lang’s silent masterpiece builder dreams of saving a appointed Shadow Heath Secretary by Luca Guadagnino (I Am Love, story about two indomitable What starts out as a lavish train screening this perennial Christmas screenwriter with a hair-trigger In 1981, decades after she rose celebrates its 90th Anniversary. Its great tradition passed down the and she decides to celebrate by A Bigger Splash), is a sun-kissed people who defy the odds and ride through Europe quickly classic again. James Stewart is temper (Bogart, in a revelatory, to fame in Hollywood, the star of dizzying depiction of a futuristic generations from Scottish settlers hosting a party for a few close queer love story about the pave the way for change. When unfolds into one of the most stylish, George Bailey, a compassionate vulnerable performance) becomes In a Lonely Place and many other cityscape and female robot, is that sailed there centuries ago. friends. Gleefully nasty, Potter’s relationship between a 17-year-old Robin Cavendish meets Diana suspenseful and thrilling mysteries but frustrated everyman whose the prime suspect in a brutal iconic films, Gloria Grahame, is an influence on Blade Runner Stories of the old Caribbean - dark comedy is an anti-Brexit state- and an older man. This sublime at a cricket match, a whirlwind ever told. From the novel by best- life seems to be coming apart. But Tinseltown murder, the only person treading the boards in a modest and countless other films. We will trading by sail and smuggling ment about a ‘broken England’, and summertime romance casts a very romance ensues. Based on a true selling author Agatha Christie, this when Clarence, an angel with one who can supply an alibi for him is theatre production when she screen the newly restored 150 contraband interweave a tribute to a savage satire of British middle- special spell that is bound to be story, the film is emotionally and tells the tale of thirteen strangers chance to prove his mettle, arrives a seductive neighbour (Grahame) collapses. Her health failing, minute version at 5pm on Sat 11 the independent spirit of a small class convictions using both insight one of the main contenders come socially resonant. stranded on a train, where on earth he teaches George just with her own troubled past. she reaches out to former lover, Nov and 2.30pm on Wed 15 Nov. island community. and killer wit. Oscar® season... everyone’s a suspect. how much life is worth living. Liverpudlian actor Peter Turner. LIVE CINEMA NEW! SPECIAL OFFERS Film Diary Cinema November Matinée Early Late Wednesday 1 Goodbye Christopher Robin, 2.30pm Goodbye Christopher Robin, 6pm Victoria and Abdul, 8.30pm November— Thursday 2 Goodbye Christopher Robin, 11am BIB Everyday Rebellion, 6pm Goodbye Christopher Robin 8.30pm Friday 3 – Borg vs McEnroe, 6pm Mother! 8.30pm December Saturday 4 Mother! 2.30pm Mother! 5.30pm Borg vs McEnroe, 8pm Tuesday 7 – Borg vs McEnroe, 6pm Mother! 8.30pm 2017 Wednesday 8 Borg vs McEnroe, 2.30pm Mother! 6pm Borg vs McEnroe, 8.30pm Thursday 9 – Borg vs McEnroe, 6pm Mother! 8.30pm Friday 10 – Metropolis, 5.45pm Blade Runner 2049, 8pm Saturday 11 Blade Runner 2049, 2pm Metropolis (Restored), 5pm Blade Runner 2049, 8pm Tuesday 14 – Vanishing Sail + SWFTA, 6pm Blade Runner 2049, 8pm Wednesday 15 Metropolis (Restored), 2.30pm Blade Runner 2049, 5.30pm Vanishing Sail + SWFTA, 8.30pm NT Live: Follies (Encore) 25 & Under: £4 Tickets F-Rated Bundle Thursday 16 – Metropolis 5.45pm Blade Runner 2049, 8pm Sat 18 Nov, 2pm Book for 3 or more different Friday 17 – The Party, 6pm Loving Vincent, 8.30pm Runtime 210 mins approx. Dir. Dominic Cooke. We’re pleased to launch a new F-Rated films at the same time Saturday 18 NT Encore: Follies, 2pm Loving Vincent, 6pm The Party, 8pm Cast. Tracie Bennett, Janie Dee, Imelda Staunton. ticket price of £4 for anyone aged and get each ticket for £7.
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