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Community Community More than The former 800 members Maltese villa of the ISL-Q of Queen P7community enjoy an P16 Elizabeth II is falling apart. afternoon together at But the elderly lady living its International Family now there refuses to move Food Fair. out or carry out repairs. Tuesday, March 7, 2017 Jumada II 8, 1438 AH DOHA 16°C—27°C TODAY LIFESTYLE/HOROSCOPE 11 PUZZLES 12 & 13 QQalandaralandar connectconnect Fawad Rana, MD QALCO and owner of international T20 franchise Lahore Qalandars, on cricket, community engagement and success mantras. P4-6 COVER STORY 2 GULF TIMES Tuesday, March 7, 2017 COMMUNITY ROUND & ABOUT PRAYER TIME Fajr 4.36am Shorooq (sunrise) 5.52am Zuhr (noon) 11.45am Asr (afternoon) 3.07pm Maghreb (sunset) 5.41pm Isha (night) 7.11pm USEFUL NUMBERS Dog Eat Dog crime thriller fi lm directed by Paul Schrader. The screenplay DIRECTION: Paul Schrader by Matthew Wilder is based on Edward Bunker’s 1995 novel WRITTEN BY: Mark Earl Burman, Gary Hamilton, Brian of same name. The fi lm stars Nicolas Cage and Willem Dafoe. Beckmann, David Hillary The story revolves around a crew of ex-cons who are hired by a CAST: Nicolas Cage, Willem Dafoe, Christopher Matthew Cleveland mafi oso to kidnap the baby of a rival mobster. Cook LOCATIONS: Roxy Cinema, Gulf Mall, Royal Plaza, The Emergency 999 SYNOPSIS: Dog Eat Dog is an American black comedy Mall, Landmark, Villaggio, City Centre Worldwide Emergency Number 112 Kahramaa – Electricity and Water 991 Local Directory 180 International Calls Enquires 150 Hamad International Airport 40106666 Labor Department 44508111, 44406537 Mowasalat Taxi 44588888 Qatar Airways 44496000 Hamad Medical Corporation 44392222, 44393333 Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation 44845555, 44845464 Primary Health Care Corporation 44593333 44593363 Qatar Assistive Technology Centre 44594050 Qatar News Agency 44450205 44450333 Q-Post – General Postal Corporation 44464444 Humanitarian Services Offi ce (Single window facility for the repatriation of bodies) Ministry of Interior 40253371, 40253372, 40253369 Ministry of Health 40253370, 40253364 Hamad Medical Corporation 40253368, 40253365 Qatar Airways 40253374 My Ex and Whys comedy drama fi lm, directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina, DIRECTION: Cathy Garcia-Molina starring Liza Soberano and Enrique Gil. The fi lm follows the WRITTEN BY: Carmi Raymundo, Jancy Nicolas, Gilliann story of Cali, a blogger who owns the up and coming blog, Ebreo, Cathy Garcia-Molina “The Bakit List,” and her ex Gio who will return to her life CAST: Enrique Gil, Liza Soberano, Joey Marquez unexpectedly and surprisingly after breaking her heart. SYNOPSIS: My Ex and Whys is a 2017 Filipino romantic LOCATIONS: Royal Plaza, The Mall, Landmark ote Unquo u te Q Mall Cinema (1): Aby Logan (2D) 8pm; Logan (2D) Be original; (Malayalam) 2:30pm; 10:30pm. Commando 2 (Hindi) 5pm; Royal Plaza Cinema Palace don’t be scared of Dog Eat Dog (2D) 7:15pm; Aby Aby (Malayalam) 4:30pm; Kittu (2): Aby (Malayalam) 2pm; Aby being bold! (Malayalam) 9pm; Logan (2D) Gaudu Unnadu (Telugu) 6:45pm; (Malayalam) 4:30pm; Akher Deek 11:15pm. Akher Deek Fe Masr (2D) 9:15pm; Fe Masr (2D) 7pm; Aby (Malayalam) Mall Cinema (2): Gunturodu Aby (Malayalam) 11pm. 9pm; Logan (2D) 11:30pm. – Ed Sheeran (Telugu) 2:30pm; Kikoriki (2D) Landmark Cinema (2): Kikoriki Royal Plaza Cinema Palace 5pm; Logan (2D) 6:30pm; Logan (2D) 2:30pm; Kikoriki (2D) (3): Akher Deek Fe Masr (2D) (2D) 9pm; Commando 2 (Hindi) 4:15pm; Logan (2D) 6:30pm; 2pm; Rock Dog (2D) 4pm; Dog 11:30pm. Logan (2D) 8:30pm; Logan (2D) Eat Dog (2D) 5:45pm; My Ex And Mall Cinema (3): Kikoriki 11pm. Whys (Tagalog) 7:30pm; Lala (2D) 2:15pm; Rock Dog (2D) Landmark Cinema (3): Rock Land (2D) 9:30pm; Dog Eat Dog 3:45pm; Akher Deek Fe Masr Dog (2D) 3pm; Akher Deek Fe (2D) 11:45pm. Community Editor (2D) 5:30pm; My Ex And Whys Masr (2D) 5pm; My Ex And Whys Asian Town Cinema: Yaman Kamran Rehmat (Tagalog) 7:30pm; Akher Deek (Tagalog) 7pm; Lala Land (2D) (Tamil) 7pm; Aby (Malayalam) e-mail: [email protected] Fe Masr (2D) 9:30pm; Akher 9pm; Dog Eat Dog (2D) 11:30pm. 5:30, 8, 10 & 10:30pm; Fukri Telephone: 44466405 Deek Fe Masr (2D) 11:30pm. Royal Plaza Cinema Palace (Malayalam) 6:30 & 9:30pm; Fax: 44350474 Landmark Cinema (1): Kittu (1): Kikoriki (2D) 2:30pm; Kikoriki Munthiri Vallikal (Malayalam) 6 Gaudu Unnadu (Telugu) 2pm; (2D) 4pm; Logan (2D) 5:30pm; & 9pm. Tuesday, March 7, 2017 GULF TIMES 3 ROUND & ABOUT COMMUNITY which reveals for the fi rst time the previously Revival of Qatar’s musical heritage and unknown relationship between these two Qatari Folk singing program artists, who, despite an age gap of twenty years, WHEN: Thursday, Friday until April 28 shared many moments, both personal and WHERE: Beach 15, Katara professional. TIME: 6pm to 10pm It has been organised in six sections, evoking Residents will have the opportunity to watch diff erent aspects of each artist’s production, and enjoy authentic Qatari musical arts and folk including the development of their work as singing every weekend until April 28, 2017 at young artists through to their modernist Katara. creations, showing the correspondences The second edition of this cultural show between their works, the infl uence of the dubbed as ‘The Revival of Qatar’s Musical surrealist movement, and the return to realism Heritage and Qatari Folk Singing Programme’ during the post-war period. is in line with Katara’s continuous eff orts to The exhibition will be accompanied by a preserve the heritage of Qatar’s ancestors. series of lectures and an extensive education Some sideline activities at the event include programme, as well as a self-guided handbook training sessions, competitions, exhibitions, for the visitors. documentary research, publications, and A richly illustrated catalogue published as lectures and seminars. co-edition with Flammarion will accompany the exhibition, featuring new essays by art Chamber Music at MIA: Music of Qatar historians and the curators of the exhibition. and Germany WHEN: April 13 Nagham TIME: 6pm-7pm WHERE: The Backyard at Sheraton Grand WHERE: Atrium, Museum of Islamic Art Hotel The next monthly free chamber music EVENTS Off -road biking tour WHEN: Thursdays concert by members of the Qatar Philharmonic WHERE: Zekreet TIME: 8pm onwards Orchestra in the atrium of Museum of Islamic WHEN: Fridays After the success of The Backyard, a concept Art will be on April 13, with the West Bay JR Répertoire Blue Pearl Experience Qatar is off ering the is born to introduce Arabic music adding a skyline as a backdrop. No tickets or reservations WHERE: Qatar Museums Gallery in country’s fi rst off -road biking tour. Ride in twist of International tunes. Live band music by required. All ages welcome. Seating will be on a Katara (Building 10) the desert on a fatbike to explore the local Nagham’s offi cial band and guest artists every fi rst-come fi rst-serve basis. WHEN: March 9 to May 31 fl ora and fauna, spot desert wildlife, hike up week. The entrance fee is QR100. For details, JR, the celebrated French artist, is the jebels, chill in the magic of the Richard Serra call 44853000. Qatar Superstock 600 Championship subject of a major retrospective show in Qatar statues and this unique landscape. Round 3 being held by Qatar Museums at QM Gallery Participants will get to cross the desert Reggae Beachfest Doha WHERE: Losail International Circuit Katara in Doha. riding fatbikes from Zekreet to the Richard WHEN: Thursdays and Fridays TIME: 10am JR is amongst a handful of world- Serra statues, on a route of approximately WHERE: Oyster Beach Bar at St. Regis Hotel WHEN: March 23, 24 and 25 renowned artists that combines art and 13kms. The route is easy to ride and suitable TIME: 8pm onwards Qatar SuperStock 600 is a new road racing engaged actions through large-scale outdoor for people with average fi tness. You must In collaboration with Reggae Beachfest in championship organised by Qatar Motor installations, fi lms, photographs and videos, be able to ride. Kids aged 9 and older are Dubai, Qatar will witness the best rasta nights Motorcycle Federation and Losail Circuit Sports using the streetscape as his canvas and his also welcome. The fee is QR220 (QR190 around. The organisers say, “We’ve got the Club. inspiration, which he claims as the largest art for ages 9-14) and includes bike and safety setup sorted to get you feeling the Caribbean The championship will have 12 races over 6 gallery in the world. equipment. The activity lasts about 2.5 hours. vibe. Along with our resident band Earthkry rounds at the Losail International Circuit. JR creates “Pervasive Art” that spreads For details and booking, please visit all the way from Jamaica, we have so many big The riders are competing using one-make uninvited on the buildings and slums around the company website on http://www. names in the Reggae scene lined up at this huge bikes that will be used for the rest of the Paris, on the walls in the Middle East, on clubbluepearl.com/news-feed/ beachfest!” Entrance fee is QR50 at the door. season, a stocked 600cc bike. The organisers the broken bridges in Africa or the favelas in For more information, please call 44460105 bill it as “a great chance for every competitor Brazil. He remains anonymous and doesn’t to test themselves and fi ght for the title in explain his work, allowing the subjects, Senorita-Ladies Night fair racing conditions and in a professional protagonists, spectators and passers-by to WHERE: The Club at St. Regis environment”.
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