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ANDY KIRKPATRICK COLD MOUNTAIN the LADY in the VAN 12A the NUTCRACKER - DECEMBER 12TH, 7:30PM 104Mins SPECTRE 12A PAPER PLANES U 150mins. Daniel Craig, Ralph Fiennes. 97mins. Ed Oxenbould, Sam Worthington. A cryptic message from Bond’s An imaginative children’s film past sends him on a trail to uncover about a young Australian boy’s a sinister organization. While M passion for flight and his challenge battles political forces to keep the to compete in the World Paper secret service alive, Bond peels Plane Championships in Japan. back the layers of deceit to reveal taisbeanadh the terrible truth behind SPECTRE. exhibition ealain+ceòl+dannsa art+music+dance THE MARTIAN 12A FRED MORRISON filmichean 141mins. Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain. NOVEMBER 19TH, 7:30PM film During a mission to Mars an £12 | £10 CONC | £6 U16 cultar Astronaut is presumed dead after a culture Fred Morrison is a Scottish fierce storm and left behind by his taigh-bìdh crew. But he has survived and finds musician and composer. restaurant himself stranded. With only meagre He was born and raised bùth supplies he must find a way to signal near Glasgow, but it’s the shop Earth and stay alive. celebrated Gaelic piping tradition of his father’s native South Uist that PAN PG 111mins. Levi Miller, Hugh Jackman. forms the bedrock of 12-year-old orphan Peter is Fred’s intensely expressive, spirited away to the magical world uniquely adventurous style. of Neverland, where he finds both Although his first-love fun and danger, and ultimately instrument remains the discovers his destiny - to become Highland bagpipes, over the hero who will be forever the years his mastery has known as Peter Pan. expanded to encompass SPONSORED BY whistles, Scottish smallpipes or reelpipes SUFFRAGETTE 12A and Irish uilleann pipes. 106mins. Carey Mulligan, Anne-Marie Duff, “Gut-wrenching, Helena Bonham Carter. Dubbed the Jimi Hendrix entertaining & challenging The foot soldiers of the early of the pipes, Morrison has performed with seminal - appeals to the feminist movement, women who adventurer in all of us” were forced underground to Scottish bands Clan Alpa The Guardian pursue a dangerous game of cat and Capercaillie. and mouse with an increasingly brutal State. UPCOMING EVENTS... ANDY KIRKPATRICK COLD MOUNTAIN THE LADY IN THE VAN 12A THE NUTCRACKER - DECEMBER 12TH, 7:30PM 104mins. Maggie Smith, Dominic Cooper. Live cinema version of the Christmas classic. NOVEMBER 27TH, 7:30PM A drama, based on real events, about RAPUNZEL - DECEMBER 19TH & 20TH, 7:30PM A unique story teller and comedian, Andy has climbed in some of the most inhospitable places the playwright Alan Bennett who Pantomime from KAPOW, led by Portree’s Daniel Cullen. forms an unexpected bond with a on earth, from Greenland to Alaska, Patagonia transient woman living in her van RICH HALL - 3:10 TO HUMOUR - FEBRUARY 9TH, 8:00PM to Antarctica. Cold Mountain is a mash up of that’s parked in his driveway, where The award-winning comedian with critically acclaimed grouchy, thoughts and experiences, good times and bad, she lived for fifteen years. deadpan style has established him as a master of absurdist irony laughter and maybe tears, but certainly out of this and the king of rapid-fire wit. world. £12 | £9 CONC. CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE SUN 01 FRI 20 7:30PM SPECTRE 12A 10AM MON 02 1:00PM 7:30PM SPECTRE 12A SAT 21 TUE 03 2:15PM PAN PG 7:30PM SPECTRE 12A 7:30PM SUFFRAGETTE 12A WED 04 SUN 22 10AM THE BFG U 2:15PM PAN PG 1:00PM TOMORROWLAND 7:30PM SUFFRAGETTE 12A 12A MON 23 7:30PM SPECTRE 12A 7:30PM SUFFRAGETTE 12A THU 05 FRI 27 2:15PM SPECTRE 12A 7:30PM ANDY KIRKPATRICK FRI 06 7:30PM SPECTRE 12A SAT 07 7:30PM SPECTRE 12A SAT 28 SUN 08 2:15PM PAPER PLANES U 7:30PM SPECTRE 12A 7:30PM THE LADY IN THE VAN MON 09 12A 7:30PM SPECTRE 12A SUN 29 TUE 10 2:15PM PAPER PLANES U 2:15PM SPECTRE 12A 7:30PM THE LADY IN THE VAN WED 11 12A 10AM PINOCCHIO U MON 30 1:00PM TESTAMENT OF 7:30PM THE LADY IN THE VAN YOUTH 12A 12A 7:30PM SPECTRE 12A THU 12 2:15PM SPECTRE 12A FRI 13 7:30PM THE MARTIAN 12A SAT 14 10:30AM PAN PG 7:30PM NORRIE MACIVER SUN 15 2:15PM PAN PG 7:30PM THE MARTIAN 12A MON 16 7:30PM THE MARTIAN 12A THU 19 7:30PM FRED MORRISON.
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