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March 2016 We Are Your SAT 12 MARCH MON 21 MARCH WED 30 MARCH 11.00 The Peanuts Movie 4.00 The Here After 11.30 Anomalisa DIARY 1.15 Chronic 6.30 Hitchcock/Truffaut 2.00 The Road Chip FRI 4 MARCH 3.45 Truth 8.30 Hail, Caesar! 4.30 The Pearl Button 1.30 Brooklyn MARCH 6.30 Chronic TUE 22 MARCH 6.30 Anomalisa 4.00 The Lady in the Van 8.40 Triple 9 8.45 Hail, Caesar! 6.30 45 Years 1.30 The Here After 8.45 A Bigger Splash SUN 13 MARCH 4.00 Hail, Caesar! THU 31 MARCH 2.00 Chronic 6.30 Hitchcock/Truffaut 2.00 The Road Chip 2016 SAT 5 MARCH 5.00 Truth 8.30 Hail, Caesar! 4.30 Hail, Caesar! 11.00 Sponge Bob Sponge 8.00 Triple 9 WED 23 MARCH 6.45 The Pearl Button Out of Water 8.45 Anomalisa 1.30 45 Years MON 14 MARCH 11.30 Hail, Caesar! 3.45 The Lady in the Van 3.45 Triple 9 4.15 Hitchcock/Truffaut 6.15 Chronic 6.15 The Here After Films start at the times shown. 6.15 Carol 8.45 A Bigger Splash 8.30 Truth 8.30 Hail, Caesar! Late-comers may not be admitted. SUN 6 MARCH TUE 15 MARCH THU 24 MARCH PARENTS & BABIES 1.45 Carol 1.15 Truth 13.30 The Here After Screenings are exclusively 4.30 Megha – LAFF 4.00 Triple 9 16.00 Hail, Caesar! for parents with babies up 8.00 A Bigger Splash 6.30 Chronic 19.00 Hangmen – NT Encore to the age of 1 year. 8.45 Truth MON 7 MARCH FRI 25 MARCH FAMILY CINEMA 11.00 Les Liaisons WED 16 MARCH 11.00 As You Like It – All tickets £5. NT Encore Dangereuses – 11.30 Brooklyn EVERY MONDAY, EVERY FILM 3.15 The Road Chip NT Encore 3.45 Chronic (excluding NT Encores) 3.45 Brooklyn 6.00 Truth 6.15 Hail, Caesar! 6.30 The Lady in the Van 8.45 Triple 9 8.30 Anomalisa ENGLISH SUBTITLED SCREENING FOR THE HARD OF HEARING 8.45 A Bigger Splash THU 17 MARCH SAT 26 MARCH TUE 8 MARCH 1.15 Triple 9 11.00 The Road Chip 2.30 The Lady in the Van 3.45 Truth 2.00 Anomalisa 5.15 Brooklyn 6.30 Triple 9 4.30 The Pearl Button 8.00 Aligarh – LAFF 9.00 Chronic 6.45 Hail, Caesar! TICKETS 9.00 Anomalisa WED 9 MARCH FRI 18 MARCH BOOKING ONLINE IS FREE! 11.30 A Bigger Splash 2.00 Hail Caesar SUN 27 MARCH 3.45 45 Years 4.30 Hitchcock/Truffaut 11.00 The Road Chip DAYTIME £8.50 2.00 Hail, Caeser! 6.15 Carol 6.30 The Here After 8.45 A Bigger Splash 8.45 Hail, Caesar! 4.30 The Pearl Button (£7.50 concs) 6.30 Anomalisa PEAK TIME (Weekdays THU 10 MARCH SAT 19 MARCH 8.30 Hail, Caesar! 1.30 A Bigger Splash 11.00 The Peanuts Movie post 5.30pm and 4.00 The Lady in the Van 1.00 French Impressions MON 28 MARCH weekends) 6.15 Brooklyn 2.30 Hitchcock/Truffaut 11.00 The Road Chip 8.45 A Bigger Splash 6.00 The Here After 4.00 The Railway Children £9 (£8 concs) 8.30 Hail, Caesar! 6.45 Anomalisa PARENTS & BABIES £6.50 FRI 11 MARCH 8.45 Hail, Caesar! 12.30 Truth SUN 20 MARCH FAMILY CINEMA £5 3.00 Chronic 1.00 Les Liaisons TUE 29 MARCH FRENCH IMPRESSIONS 5.15 Triple 9 Dangereuses – 2.00 The Road Chip 8.00 Unindian – LAFF NT Encore 4.30 Hail, Caesar! £12.50 (£11.50 concs) 5.30 Hail, Caesar! 6.45 The Pearl Button MONDAYS All tickets £5 8.00 The Here After 8.45 Anomalisa STUDENTS £5 Y R U B S S O R GETTING HERE IS EASY E U T GUNNERSBURY PARK N H N U E G A BUS: 65, 237 and 267 all stop right outside. L 6 I 0 N SOUTH EALING 4 G A WE ARE YOUR R D TRAIN: we are only a short walk from either Brentford or Kew Bridge overground station. GUNNERSBURY KEW BRIDGE CAR: on-site car park (1st hour free and £5 Mondays Blue Badge holders park for free). CYCLE: secure cycle parking. Family Cinema VER TH R I A M E WATERMANS – S Parent & Baby M LOCAL O R Screenings T L A K E R YOUR LOCAL ARTS CENTRE D KEW GARDENS A 2 0 40 High Street, Brentford, TW8 0DS 5 NT Live Box Office: Open daily 1pm–9pm watermans.org.uk French CINEMA Impressions BoxInformation Office: contained in this brochure020 is correct8232 at the time 1010 of going to print.- Watermans is managed by Hounslow Arts Trust Ltd (No. 1164904) Box Office: 020 8232 1010 -watermans.org.uk Hail, Caesar! Registered as a charity (No. 267426) VAT No. 422352977 A BIGGER SPLASH (15) to see the return of their MARCH CINEMA lead actor in order to finish FAMILY CINEMA FRI 4 – THU 10 MAR (EXCL.TUE) SPECIAL LONDON ASIAN making their epic film. SATS 11AM (UNLESS OTHERWISE Award Nominees Dir. Luca Guadagnino/124m/2015/ SCREENINGS FILM FESTIVAL STATED SEE DIARY FOR TIMES). It, Fr. Dakota Johnson, Ralph HITCHOCK/TRUFFAUT Watermans are giving you a BY TONGUES ON FIRE TICKETS £5 chance to see some of the Fiennes, Matthias Schoenaerts (CERT TBC) A high profile couple’s Watermans is delighted Award nominated films of FRI 18 – WED 23 MAR (EXCL. SUN) THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: holiday is turned upside to see the return of the this year. Dir. Kent Jones/80m/2015/ SPONGE OUT OF WATER (U) down, when an old flame London Asian Film Festival Fr, USA. Mathieu Amalric, Wes SAT 5 MAR turns up with his 22-year-old LES LIAISONS BROOKLYN (12A) OSCAR Anderson, Peter Bogdanovich Dir. Paul Tibbitt/110m/2015USA daughter. MEGHA (PG) FRI 4, MON 7, TUE 8, NOMINEE This in-depth documentary DANGEREUSES (15) Spongebob and his nemesis THU 10 & WED 16 MAR TRIPLE 9 (15) goes back to 1962 when MON 7 & SUN 20 MAR – NT ENCORE SUN 6 MAR Plankton, team together Dir. John Crowley/111m/2015/Ire, director Francois Truffaut Dir. Josie Rourke/210m/2016/ Dir. Samjhana Upreti Rauniar/ to find the secret formula FRI 11 – THU 17 MAR UK, Can plucked up the courage to UK. Elaine Cassidy, Janet 125m/ 2014/Nepal/Subt. of Krabby Patty, stolen by ‘Saoirse Ronan blossoms on Dir. John Hillcoat/115m/2016/USA. ask the Master of Suspense, McTeer, Dominic West Namrataa Shrestha, Raymon Das Burger Beard the pirate. a fantastic journey.’ Kate Winslet, Woody Harrelson, Alfred Hitchcock, for an A Donmar Warehouse Shrestha, Siddhartha Koirala. ★★★★★ The Independent Chiwetel Ejiofor eight-day interview which production. A professional architect SNOOPY AND CHARLIE From the director of Lawless, resulted in a book. ‘An evening to richly falls into a love triangle. BROWN: THE PEANUTS THE LADY IN this is an action-packed THE HERE AFTER (15) savour.’ MOVIE (U) THE VAN (12A) thriller about a group of ★★★★ The Guardian ALIGARH (18 CERT TBC) BAFTA SAT 12 & SAT 19 MAR FRI 4 – THU 10 MAR NOMINEE corrupt cops who are forced FRI 18 – THU 24 MAR TUE 8 MAR by Russian gangsters to pull Dir. Steve Martino/93m/2015/USA (EXCL. SUN & WED) Dir. Magnus von Horn/102m/2015/ HANGMEN (15) Dir. Hansal Mehta/114m/2014/ off their biggest heist yet. The beloved underdog Dir. Nicholas Hytner/104m/2015/UK Swe, Pol, Fr/Subt. Sven Ahlström, THU 24 MAR – NT ENCORE India/Subt. Manoj Bajpai, Charlie Brown embarks on ‘Smith’s performance, Mats Blomgren, Stefan Cronwall. Dir. Matthew Dunster/150m/ Rajkummar Rao CHRONIC (15) a big heroic quest while honed from the previous Origin: Sweden, Poland, France 2016/UK. David Morrissey, Andy A rookie journalist FRI 11 – THU 17 MAR his best friend Snoopy the stage and radio versions, Tense Swedish drama. A Nyman, Johnny Flynn uncovers the controversial Dir. Michel Franco/93m/2015/ beagle dog has his own high is terrifically good.’ young teenage boy returns A Royal Court Production story of the suspension of Mex, Fr. Tim Roth, Bitsie Tulloch, flying adventures too. ★★★★ The Guardian to his home town after doing ‘The funniest play in an ageing professor. Maribeth Monroe time in prison. 45 YEARS (15) An exceptional performance London right now.’ ALVIN AND THE OSCAR ★★★★★ Time Out UNINDIAN (15) NOMINEE from Tim Roth. THE PEARL BUTTON CHIPMUNKS ROAD CHIP(U) FRI 4, SAT 5 & WED 9 MAR FRI 11 MAR ‘...a sombre, intelligent, (CERT TBC) FRI 25 – THU 31 MAR Dir. Andrew Haigh/95m/ AS YOU LIKE IT (12A) Dir. Anupam D. Sharma/106m/ finely composed study of one SAT 26 – THU 31 MAR (EXCL. MON) Dir. Walt Becker/97m/2015/USA 2015/UK FRI 25 MAR – NT ENCORE 2015/Aus/Tannishtha Chatterjee, man’s emotional endgame.’ Dir. Patricio Guzmán/82m/2015/ Alvin, Simon and Theodore ‘Charlotte Rampling is Dir. Polly Findlay/210m/2016/ Brett Lee, Supriya Pathak ★★★★ The Guardian Sp, Fr, Chil/Subt. Patricio Guzmán, have reason to believe that devastatingly good in this UK. Rosalie Craig, Patsy Ferran, A cross-cultural romantic Raúl Zurita their long term guardian tragic masterpiece about TRUTH (15) Joe Bannister comedy, about a single Visually beautiful Dave, is going to propose to a marriage threatened by FRI 11 – THU 17 MAR ‘Magical. Flock to this mother of Indian origin memories.’ documentary which looks at his girlfriend. They go on a Dir. James Vanderbilt/125m/2015/ enchanted Arden.’ who falls in love with a tall The Evening Standard the story of Chile’s people road trip to Miami to stop Aus, USA.
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