FILM GUIDE January - April 2017
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FILM GUIDE January - April 2017 LA LA Land Box Office: 01245 606505 www.chelmsford.gov.uk/theatres The Childhood of Julieta (15) Café Society (12A) Little Men (PG) Oasis: Supersonic Hunt for the a Leader (12A) Tuesday 10 January Friday 13 January Tuesday 17 January (15) Wilderpeople (12A) 8.00pm 8.00pm 8.00pm Thursday 5 January Friday 20 January Friday 27 January 8.00pm 8.00pm 8.00pm Starring: Emma Suárez, Adriana Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, Kristen Starring: Greg Kinnear, Jennifer Ugarte, Daniel Grao Stewart, Steve Carrell Ehle, Paulina Garcia Starring: Robert Pattinson, Stacy Starring: Liam Gallagher, Noel Starring: Sam Neill, Julian Martin, Bérénice Bejo Gallagher, Paul Arthurs, Christine Dennison, Rima Te Wiata Director: Pedro Almodòvar Director: Woody Allen Director: Ira Sachs Biller, Mark Coyle Director: Brady Corbet Director: Taika Waititi Director: Mat Whitecross A child’s angelic face conceals Making its international debut Jesse Eisenberg (The Social A compassionate look at the A revealing look at the Based on the book Wild Pork a budding sociopath in at the 2016 Cannes Film Network) and Kristen Stewart way in which adult problems meteoric rise of seminal ‘90s and Watercress by Barry Crump this audacious and senses- Festival, Julieta is based on (The Twilight Saga) star in impact childhood relationships, rock band Oasis from the Hunt for the Wilderpeople has Woody Allen’s charming and from the acclaimed New been labelled one of the ‘30 shattering debut from actor three short stories from the council estates of Manchester Must See Films of Sundance Film turned director Brady Corbet. book Runaway (2004) by Alice witty period romantic comedy. York director Ira Sachs. When to some of the biggest concerts 13-year-old Jake’s grandfather Festival 2016’. Ricky Baker (Julian An international cast led by Munro and director, Pedro Looking for an exciting career, of all time in just 3 short dies, his family moves from Dennison) is a typical city kid. young Bobby Dorfman leaves Arrogant, defiant, and determined Robert Pattinson and Bérénice Almodóvar. The film stars Manhattan back into his father’s years. Making extensive use Bejo (The Artist) headlines Emma Suárez and Adriana New York for the glitz and of never-before-seen concert to do exactly what he wants. glamour of 1930s Hollywood. old Brooklyn home. There, Jake Until that is, he is taken out of his this dark domestic nightmare. Ugarte as older and younger befriends the charismatic Tony, footage with candid interviews After landing a job with his comfort zone and sent to live with Set amidst the turmoil of versions of the protagonist, whose single mother Leonor, and a firsthand account of uncle, Bobby falls for Vonnie, foster parents in the bush. Faced World War I and its aftermath, Julieta, where a chance runs the shop downstairs. the backstage sibling rivalry a charming woman who with the prospect of going back it follows the young son of encounter causes her to reflect Soon, Jake’s parents Brian that threatened to destroy the to a care home, Ricky runs away happens to be his employer’s an American diplomat living on the tragic circumstances and Kathy ask Leonor to sign band, this insightful and hugely into the bush, with Uncle Hector mistress. Settling for friendship a new, steeper lease on her (Sam Neill) following, scared for in France as he learns to surrounding the disappearance but ultimately heartbroken, entertaining new documentary manipulate the adults around of her daughter. Julieta was store igniting a feud between from the producers of the city kid’s safety in this harsh Bobby returns to the Bronx and environment. As welfare officials him - a monstrous coming of selected as the Spanish entry the adults. At first, Jake and ‘Senna’ and ‘Amy’ tells their begins working in a nightclub. Tony don’t seem to notice; arrive to an empty house, they age that ominously parallels for the Best Foreign Language Everything falls into place the two boys, so different on extraordinary story with raw wrongly conclude that Hector the rising tide of Fascism in Film at the 2016 Oscars. when he finds romance with a the surface, begin to develop honesty. Supersonic shines a has abducted Ricky. Now uncle Europe. A stylistically fearless This entrancing and beautiful socialite, until Vonnie a formative kinship as they light on one of the most genre and child must set aside their tour-de-force, The Childhood heartbreaking film is heralded walks back into his life and discover the pleasures of being and generation-defining British differences, not just to evade of a Leader reaches fever-pitch Almodóvar’s best work in a bands ever seen. the pursuing social workers and captures his heart once again. young in Brooklyn but soon police officers, but to simply delirium thanks to ravishing decade. Woody Allen’s bittersweet, enough, the adult conflict survive in the bush. With witty cinematography and a warmly nostalgic Hollywood intrudes upon their friendship. dialogue, compassionate and thunderous score by legendary, golden age comedy is inventive storytelling Hunt for boundary-pushing musician beautifully photographed by the the Wilderpeople is consistently Scott Walker. great Italian cinematographer clever, funny and moving. Vitrorio Storaro. 116mins/2016/UK, France, Hungary 97mins/2016/Spain 96mins/2016/USA 83mins/2016/USA 117mins/2016/UK 99mins/2016/New Zealand Language: French with English subtitles Language: Spanish with English subtitles Language: English Language: English Language: English Language: English Contains moderate sex and drug references and Contains mild bad language and infrequent mild Contains very strong language and drug Contains moderate bad language, innuendo and Contains infrequent moderate sexual activity violence violence references infrequent bloody moments Box Office: 01245 606505 | www.chelmsford.gov.uk/theatres A £1.50 booking fee is applicable per transaction, except for cash and debit card payments made in person and by telephone The Girl on Things to Come My Scientology Bridget Jones’s Queen of Katwe Arrival (12A) the Train (15) (12A) Movie (15) Baby (15) (PG) Wednesday 22 February 8.00pm Friday 3 February Tuesday 7 February Thursday 9 February Tuesday 14 February Monday 20 February 8.00pm 8.00pm 8.00pm 8.00pm 8.00pm Starring: Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner, Forest Whitaker Starring: Emily Blunt, Haley Starring: Isabelle Huppert, Starring: Louis Theroux, Starring: Renée Zellweger, Starring: Madina Nalwanga, Bennett, Rebecca Ferguson André Marcon, Roman Kolinka Tom Cruise, Rob Alter Colin Firth, Jim Broadbent David Oyelowo, Lupita Nyong’o Director: Dennis Villeneuve Director: Tate Taylor Director: Mia Hansen-Løve Director: John Dower Director: Sharon Maguire Director: Mira Nair Commuter Rachel Watson Berlin Silver Bear winning director Following a long fascination Returning to her Oscar- ‘The true story depicting the Linguistics professor Louise (Emily Blunt) catches daily Mia Hansen-Løve’s fifth film is a with the religion and with much nominated signature role as life of Phiona Phiona Mutesi, a Banks (Amy Adams) leads an glimpses of a seemingly perfect tender, contemplative portrait of experience in dealing with loveable singleton Bridget Ugandan girl living in a slum in elite team of investigators when couple, Scott and Megan, womanhood - and an irresistible eccentric, unpalatable and Jones, Renée Zellweger Katwe, Kampala. gigantic spaceships touch down from the window of her train. collaboration between the unexpected human behaviour, captures our hearts once in 12 locations around the filmmaker and actor Isabelle One day, Watson witnesses Huppert (The Piano Teacher, the beguilingly unassuming again alongside a host of Life is a constant struggle for world. As nations teeter on the something shocking unfold in White Material, Amour). Nathalie Theroux won’t take no for an returning favourites including 10-year-old Phiona (Madina verge of global war, Banks and the backyard of the strangers’ (Huppert) teaches philosophy answer when his request to Jim Broadbent, Gemma Jones Nalwanga) and her family. Her her crew must race against time home. Rachel tells the at a Parisian high school. She enter the Scientology Church’s and Sally Phillips, plus a terrific world changes one day when to find a way to communicate authorities what she thinks she is deeply passionate about her headquarters is turned down. cameo from acting legend she meets Robert Katende with the extraterrestrial saw after learning that Megan job and enjoys passing on the Inspired by the Church’s use Emma Thompson. Breaking up (David Oyelowo), a missionary visitors. Hoping to unravel is now missing and feared pleasure of thinking to others. of filming techniques, and with Mark Darcy (Colin Firth) who teaches children how to the mystery, she takes a dead. Unable to trust her own Married with two children, she aided by ex-members of the leaves Bridget Jones over 40 play chess. Phiona becomes chance that could threaten memory, the troubled woman divides her time between her organization, Theroux uses and single again. Suddenly, her fascinated with the game and her life and quite possibly all family, former students and her begins her own investigation, actors to replay some incidents love life comes back from the soon becomes a top player of mankind. Adapted from eccentric mother, leading a life of while police suspect that Rachel personal and intellectual fulfilment. people claim they experienced dead when she meets a dashing under Katende’s guidance. Her Ted Chiang’s award-winning may have crossed a dangerous Unexpectedly, Nathalie’s husband as members, in an attempt to and handsome American named success in local competitions novella ‘Story of Your Life’, line. Based on the best-selling announces he is leaving her for better understand the way it Jack (Patrick Dempsey). Things and tournaments opens the this thoughtful, provocative, novel of the same name by another woman. With a newfound operates.