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Download The PROGRAMMER’S PICK BOOK EARLY LOCAL INTEREST BOOK EARLY LOCAL INTEREST PROGRAMMER’S PICK OPEN AIR CINEMA MOUNT EDGCUMBE MOUNT EDGCUMBE Inversion (PG) My Cousin Rachel (12A) The Last Fisherman Hampstead (12A) Dying Breed + Intro and Kedi (U) Open Air Cinema is back! Grease (PG) Rogue One: A Star Wars Fri 7 - Thu 13 July Fri 7 - Thu 13 July Wed 12 July, 2.30pm film only, Fri 21 - Sat 29 July Q&A with director Mick Wed 26 - Sat 29 July We’re visiting some of Plymouth’s Fri 18 Aug, 9.15pm (bar from 8) Story (12A) Dir. Behnam Behzadi, Iran, 2016, 85 mins, subti- Dir. Roger Michell, UK, 2017, 106 mins. Cast. 8.30pm film + Intro and Q&A with Dir. Joel Hopkins, UK, 2017, 103 mins. Cast. Dir. Ceyda Torun, Turkey, 2016, 79 mins, subtitled. most spectacular locations for Dir. Randal Kleiser, US, 1978, 105 mins. Cast. John Sat 19 Aug, 9.15pm (bar from 8) tled. Cast. Alireza Aghakhani, Sahar Dolatshahi, Sam Claflin, Rachel Weisz, Holliday Grainger, Diane Keaton, Brendan Gleeson, James Norton, Catmull Travolta, Olivia Newton John, Stockard Channing, Dir. Gareth Edwards, US, 2016, 131mins. Cast. Roya Javidnia. producer Leo Kaserer . our annual programme of offsite Iain Glenn. Lesley Manville. Tue 25 July, 8.30pm Eve Arden, Joan Blondell, Frankie Avalon. Felicity Jones, Mads Mikkelsen, Forest Whittaker, Dir. James Stier, Austria/UK, 2017, 76 mins. Dir. Mick Catmull, UK, 2017 Kedi, (Feline in Turkish), is events in August and September. Diego Luna, Alan Tudyk. Niloofar lives alone in Tehran with Based on the classic novel by Malcolm is the last traditional Widow Emily Walters stumbles filmmaker Ceyda Torun’s “magical, The unashamed feel-good film to her aged mother, and stays busy Daphne Du Maurier. Young orphan fisherman in the Rame Peninsula. upon reclusive Donald Horner Filmmaker Mick Catmull spent remarkable” (Variety) documentary With a mix of blockbusters, cult guarantee some summer lovin’! A group of unlikely heroes band with her tailoring shop. Tehran’s air Phillip Ambrose has his tranquil The world around him has who has lived quietly in a shack a year filming three small cattle feature about the street cats of classics and good old sing-alongs, Sandy, Danny, the Pink Ladies and together on a mission to steal pollution has reached maximum existence interrupted when he changed and his occupation, his on Hampstead Heath for 17 farms in west Cornwall. This is Istanbul. For many hundreds of the films are carefully chosen to T-Birds are all present and correct the plans to the Death Star, the levels. When doctors insist that her receives a disturbing letter from village and his community are years. Inspired by a true story, a poignant and at times tragic years, street cats have wandered suit their location, and dressing up and Grease is every bit as good Empire’s ultimate weapon of mother must leave the city or she his older cousin Ambrose. Phillip evolving at a rapid pace. This lovely Hampstead is a funny & life- portrait of a way of life in steep in and out of local people’s lives, is encouraged! as we all remember it to be. The destruction. This key event in the will have not long to live, Niloofar is suspicious of Ambrose’s strange documentary is a celebration of affirming tale about how love can decline – the small farm has been becoming an essential part of the songs are infectious, the dancing Star Wars timeline brings together is torn between family loyalty, and wife Rachel, but he finds himself one man’s life and the strength of be found in the most unexpected part of the South West landscape communities that make Turkey’s Advance booking is advised as is full of fun and the love story as ordinary people who choose to do living her own life. falling under her spell. community. places. since time immemorial. biggest city so rich. these events sell out. sweet and funny as it ever was. extraordinary things. BOOK EARLY BRINGING IN BABY NT LIVE NT LIVE TINSIDE LIDO TINSIDE LIDO TINSIDE LIDO The Hippopotamus (15) Churchill (PG) From The Land Of The We welcome parents, Angels in America: Angels in America: Singin’ In The Rain (U) The Shallows (15) Jaws (12A) Fri 14 - Wed 19 July Fri 14 - Thu 20 July Moon (15) grandparents and carers of Millennium Approaches Perestroika (15) Fri 25 Aug, 9.15pm (bar from 8) Sat 26 Aug, 9.15pm (bar from 8) Sun 27 Aug, 9.15pm (bar from 8) Dir. John Jencks, UK, 2017, 104 mins. Cast. Roger Dir. Jonathan Teplitzky, UK, 2017, 113 mins. Cast. Fri 21 - Sat 29 July babies under 12 months to enjoy (15) Thu 27 July, 7pm Dir. Stanley Donen, Gene Kelley, US, 1952, 103 Dir. Jaume Collet-Serra, US, 2016, 84 mins. Cast. Dir. Steven Spielberg, US, 1975, 124 mins. Cast. Allam, Russell Tovey, Matthew Modine, Fiona Brian Cox, Miranda Richardson, John Slattery. mins. Cast. Gene Kelley, Donald O’Connor, Blake Lively, Oscar Jaenada, Brett Cullen. Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss, Robert Shaw, Dir. Nicole Garcia, France/Belgium, 2017, 121 Shaw, Geraldine Somerville, Tim McInnerney. a sociable trip to the cinema or Thu 20 July, 7pm £14 / £12 concessions Debbie Reynolds, Jean Hagen. Lorraine Gary. Tensions mount for Churchill mins, subtitled. Cast. Marion Cotillard, Louis Garrel, gallery with baby. £14 / £12 concessions Director: Marianne Elliott .Cast: Andrew Garfield, Alex Brendermuhl. Denise Gough, Nathan Lane, James McArdle . A country manor mystery and a in the days leading up to the Director: Marianne Elliott .Cast: Andrew Garfield, The incomparable, perfect musical Nancy, a student doctor is surfing Just when you thought it was safe Denise Gough, Nathan Lane, James McArdle . deliciously wicked comedy of infamous Allied D-Day landings in Gabrielle resides in a small village, My Cousin Rachel Andrew Garfield plays Prior to beat all musicals. Where better on a secluded beach when she to go back into Tinside…. and back manners, The Hippopotamus June, 1944. Fearful of repeating at a time when her dreams of true Thu 13 July at 11am America in the mid-1980s. In Walter. This new staging of Tony to watch this spoof of the movie finds herself on the feeding ground by popular demand! The story of is a rollicking adaptation of the his deadly mistakes from World love are considered scandalous. £8.50 Includes a hot drink. the midst of the AIDS crisis Kushner’s multi-award winning industry in the late 1920s than in of a great white shark and survival a small American seaside town best-selling novel by Stephen Fry. War I, plagued by depression, An elegantly restrained adaptation and a conservative Reagan two-part play is directed by Olivier Plymouth’s Art Deco Lido. When proves to be the ultimate test of terrorised by a great white shark It centres on a lapsed poet, failed and obsessed with his historical of the novel by Milena Agus, this ... To The Gallery administration, New Yorkers and Tony award winning director two silent stars’ latest movie is wills. Lively is quite the convincing has lost none of its shock value in drama critic, redundant husband destiny, Churchill is reluctant is a film for incurable romantics. Tue 8 August, 11am–12pm grapple with life and death, love Marianne Elliott (The Curious made into a musical a chorus girl is plucky hero in this beautifully the years since it was first released and hard-working drunk, Ted to embark on the large-scale Prepare yourself to surrender to its £2 Includes a hot drink. and sex, heaven and hell. Incident of the Dog in the Night- brought in to dub Lina’s speaking filmed, lean, mean, perfect ocean- and has become one of the best- Wallace. campaign, one that the entire war gloriously melodramatic allure. Time and War Horse). and singing….and the rest is side treat. loved films of all time. effort hinges upon. cinema history. Wonderful. ROYAL WILLIAM YARD ROYAL WILLIAM YARD ROYAL WILLIAM YARD Films in the Cinema July Matinée Early Late Cinema Saturday 1 Cézanne and I, 2.30pm Berlin Syndrome, 5.30pm Cézanne and I, 8pm Tuesday 4 – Cézanne and I, 6pm Berlin Syndrome, 8.30pm July + Wednesday 5 Cézanne and I, 2.30pm Berlin Syndrome, 6pm Cézanne and I, 8.30pm Thursday 6 – Cézanne and I, 6pm Berlin Syndrome, 8.30pm Open Air Cinema Friday 7 – Inversion, 6pm My Cousin Rachel, 8.30pm Saturday 8 My Cousin Rachel, 2.30pm My Cousin Rachel, 5.30pm Inversion, 8pm 2017 Tuesday 11 – Inversion, 6pm My Cousin Rachel, 8.30pm Wednesday 12 The Last Fisherman, 2.30pm My Cousin Rachel, 6pm The Last Fisherman + Intro, 8.30pm Thursday 13 My Cousin Rachel, 11am (BIB) Inversion, 6pm My Cousin Rachel, 8.30pm Friday 14 – The Hippopotamus, 6pm Churchill, 8.30pm Saturday 15 The Hippopotamus, 2.30pm Churchill, 5.30pm The Hippopotamus, 8pm Tuesday 18 – The Hippopotamus, 6pm Churchill, 8.30pm (15) (12A) (12A) Back To The Future La La Land Wonder Woman Wednesday 19 Churchill, 2.30pm Churchill, 6pm The Hippopotamus, 8.30pm Thu 7 Sept, 9pm (bar from 7pm) Fri 8 Sept, 9pm (bar from 7pm) Sat 9 Sept, 9pm (bar from 7pm) Thursday 20 Churchill, 2.30pm (RS) NT LIVE: Angels in America 1, 7pm – Dir. Robert Zemekis, US, 1985, 116 mins. Cast. Dir. Damien Chazelle, US, 2016, 63 mins. Cast. Dir. Patty Jenkins, US, 2017, 141 mins. Cast. Gal Friday 21 – From The Land Of The Moon, 6pm Hampstead, 8.30pm Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Crispin Glover, Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, John Legend, Gadot, Chris Pine, Connie Nielsen, Robin Wright, Saturday 22 Hampstead, 2.30pm Hampstead, 5.30pm From The Land Of The Moon, 8pm Lea Thompson.
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