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(12A) Phantom Thread (15) The Mercy + SWFTA Professor Marston and A Fantastic Woman (15) Loveless (15) I, Tonya (15) The Square (15) Psycho Vertical (TBC) Dark River (TBC) Fri 2 – Sat 10 March Fri 9 – Tue 20 March the Wonder Women (15) Fri 30 March – Thu 5 April Sat 31 March – Wed 4 April Fri 6 – Thu 12 April Fri 20 – Thu 26 April Fri 20 – Wed 25 April Sat 21 – Thu 26 April Dir. James Marsh, UK, 2017, 102 mins. Cast. Colin Dir. , US, 2017, 130 mins. Dir. Sebastian Lelio, Chile/Spain, 2017, 104 mins, Dir. Andrey Zvyagintsev, Russia/France/Belgium, Dir. , US, 2017, 119 mins. Cast. Dir. Ruben Ostlund, Sweden/Germany, 2017, Dir.Jen Randall, UK, 2017, 64 mins. Cast: Andy Dir. Clio Barnard, UK, 2017, 89 mins. Cast. Ruth Firth, , David Thewlis. Tue 13 – Wed 21 March Cast. , Daniel Day Lewis, Lesley Dir. Angela Robinson, US, 2017, 108 mins. Cast. subtitled. Cast. Daniela Vega, Francisco Reyes, 2017, 127 mins, subtitled. Cast. Maryana Spivak, , , Bobby Cannavale. 150 mins, some subtitles. Cast. Claes Bang, Kirkpatrick. Wilson, Mark Stanley, Sean Bean. Manville. Luke Evans, Rebecca Hall, Bella Heathcote Luis Gnecco. Alexey Rozin, Matvey Novikov. , Dominic West. The incredible true story of Donald The of figure skating A raw and emotive exploration of After a 15-year absence, Alice Paul Thomas Anderson once again Crowhurst, the amateur sailor who The mind-blowing backstory When her lover Orlando dies Still reluctantly sharing their apart- films, I,Tonya is an absurd, The winner of the Palme d’Or at the complex life and motivations returns to the family farm following teams up with Daniel Day-Lewis (for competed in the 1968 Sunday of Wonder Woman creator Dr suddenly, Marina is left in a state of ment, Boris and Zhenya can’t wait irreverent, and piercing portrait Cannes, The Square is a potent of writer, funny-man and Britain’s the death of her father. She finds his final role). Set in the glamour of Times Golden Globe Race in the William Moulton Marston and the shock. Still raw with grief, she must to end their unhappy marriage and of the life and career of Tonya comedy drama that explores the unlikeliest hero-mountaineer, the place in complete disrepair. 1950’s post-war , renowned hope of becoming the first person two women who almost certainly navigate the horrors of recounting begin anew with their respective Harding. Margot Robbie gives boundaries of political correctness, Andy Kirkpatrick. The filmmaker Her troubled brother, Joe is in dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock in history to single-handedly inspired her. Join us on 13 March the night to Orlando’s family, lovers. Such is their mutual dislike an amazing performance as the artistic liberty and free speech in successfully employs some charge, but appears to be in no and his sister Cyril are at the centre circumnavigate the globe without for a screening introduced whose responses to the fact that however, they’re oblivious to the infamous ice skater, with Allison provocative ways. Plymouth Arts unorthodox techniques and the state to make smart decisions. of British fashion, dressing royalty, stopping. We will screen archive by Mia Bays, Oscar-winning she’s a transwoman range from terrible effect their constant argu- Janney (who took home a Golden Centre’s Artistic Director, Ben filmmaking feels fresh, at times Alice, bold and decisive, bolts into movie stars, heiresses, socialites, footage of Crowhurst and the race Producer and Anna Smith, Film frosty to scabrous and even hostile. ments are having on their lonely Globe for this) as Harding’s cruel Borthwick, will introduce the even bordering on experimental. Joe’s life, determined to impose debutantes and dames. from SWFTA before the film. Editor of Time Out magazine. This is essential arthouse cinema. 12-year-old son. and unfeeling mother. screening on 26 April. order and give the farm a future.

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Lady Bird (15) (15) Journey’s End (12A) (12A) Walk Like a Panther (TBC) You Were Never Really Isle of Dogs (TBC) Here to be Heard: The Bombshell: The Hedy Fri 16 - Fri 23 March Fri 23 March – Thu 5 April Sat 24 – Sat 31 March Fri 6 – Thu 12 April Fri 13 – Thu 19 April Here (15) Fri 27 Apr – Thu 3 May Story of The Slits (tbc) Lamarr Story (12A) Dir. , US, 2017, 94 mins. Cast. Dir. , Canada/US, 2017, 123 Dir. , UK, 2017, 108 mins. Cast. Asa Dir. Richard Loncraine, UK, 2017, 111 mins. Cast. Dir. Dan Cadan, UK, 2018, ? mins. Cast. Stephen Fri 13 – Thu 19 April Dir. , US, 2017, tbc mins. Voice Cast. Fri 27 Apr – Thu 3 May Sat 28 Apr – Wed 2 May , Timothee Chalamet, Laurie mins. Cast. , , Butterfield, Sam Claflin, , . , Joanna Lumley, Timothy Spall, Graham, Sue Johnson, Julian Sands, Stephen , Greta Gerwig, , Scarlett Dir. Lynne Ramsay, UK/US, 2017, 95 mins. Cast. Dir. William Badgley, UK/US, 2017, 86 mins. With. Dir. Alexandra Dean, US, 2017, 88 mins.. Metcalf. Michael Shannon. Celia Imrie, David Hayman. Tomkinson. Johansson, . Viv Albertine, Tessa Pollitt, Paloma McLardy. March, 1918. C-company arrives Joachin Phoenix, Ekaterina Samsonov, Alessandro What do the most ravishingly Nivola. Greta Gerwig’s critically adored Drawing on classic 1950s sci-fi to take its turn in the front-line Sandra is a fish out of water next to If you grew up in the 70’s and 80’s Wes Anderson’s stop-motion Isle A riveting film about the world’s beautiful actress of the 1930s directorial debut is a sweet, funny B-movies and the ongoing trenches in northern France led by her outspoken, serial dating, and you will remember the glory days Lynne Ramsay’s stark inversion of Dogs tells the story of Atari first all-girl punk band, formed in and 40s and the inventor whose ode to adolescence, small towns fascination with Area 51 conspiracy the war-weary Captain Stanhope. A free-spirited sibling, Bif. But this of wrestling on TV. When their lo- of the noir thriller won two major Kobayashi, twelve-year-old ward to London in 1976. Contemporaries concepts were the basis of cell and the relationship between theories, Del Toro’s tale of the young new officer, Raleigh, has just is just what Sandra needs at the cal pub is threatened with closure, prizes at Cannes 2017. Joe is a corrupt Mayor Kobayashi. When of The Clash and The Sex Pistols, phone and bluetooth technology mothers and daughters. Set in inexplicable is an old-school arrived, abuzz with the excitement moment, and she reluctantly lets a group of wrestling stars slip into Gulf War veteran and former FBI all the canine pets of Megasaki The Slits are the pioneering have in common? They are both 2002, it stars Saoirse Ronan as cinematic joy. At the height of the of his first real posting – not least Bif drag her along to a community their lycra one last time to try and agent turned killer-for-hire. Ramsay City are exiled to a vast garbage- godmothers of punk. Friday Hedy Lamarr, the glamour icon confused, precocious teenager, Cold War, in a secret US laboratory, because he is to serve under dance class, where gradually she save it. A big-hearted British com- is more concerned with the psyche dump, Atari sets off alone in a night’s film screening will be and technological trailblazer who Lady Bird. It might just be one of a young, mute woman begins Stanhope, his former school house starts finding her feet and romance edy, that sees friendships, commu- of her unhinged protagonist, miniature Junior-Turbo Prop and preceded by a performance by perfected a radio system to throw the defining coming of age films of to communicate with a strange, monitor. as she meets her sister’s friends. nity & family ties rekindled as the cutting away from the action rather flies to Trash Island in search of his Suck My Culture, Plymouth’s Nazi torpedoes off course during its generation. aquatic creature... This is the perfect feel-good film. battle to save the pub begins. than to it. bodyguard-dog, Spots. very own Feminist punk band. WWII. oscars week encore! live cinema special offers Film Diary Cinema March Matinée Early Late Thursday 1 The Post, 11am (BIB) Jupiter’s Moon, 5.55pm The Post, 8.30pm March— Friday 2 – Three Billboards... 5.45pm Phantom Thread, 8.15pm Saturday 3 RSC Encore: , 1.30pm Phantom Thread, 5.30pm Darkest Hour, 8pm April Tuesday 6 – Darkest Hour, 5.45pm Phantom Thread, 8.15pm Wednesday 7 Darkest Hour, 2.30pm Phantom Thread, 5.45pm Three Billboards... 8.30pm 2018 Thursday 8 – Darkest Hour, 5.45pm Phantom Thread, 8.15pm Friday 9 – Phantom Thread, 5.45pm The Mercy + SWFTA, 8.30pm Saturday 10 Phantom Thread, 2.30pm The Mercy + SWFTA, 5.30pm Phantom Thread, 8pm Tuesday 13 – The Mercy + SWFTA, 5.30pm Professor Marston... + INTRO 8pm Wednesday 14 The Mercy + SWFTA, 2.30pm The Mercy + SWFTA, 6pm Professor Marston... 8.30pm Thursday 15 – Professor Marston... 6pm The Mercy + SWFTA, 8.30pm Three Billboards Outside RSC Live Encore: This is our most F-Rated Friday 16 – Professor Marston... 6pm Lady Bird, 8.30pm Ebbing, Missouri Twelfth Night programme ever! The F-Rating Saturday 17 Lady Bird, 2.30pm The Mercy + SWFTA, 5.30pm Lady Bird, 8pm Fri 2 – Wed 7 March Sat 3 March, 1.30pm is designed to support and Tuesday 20 – The Mercy + SWFTA, 6pm Lady Bird, 8.30pm A second chance to see Three Runtime 2 hours 20 mins approx. Dir. Christopher promote women and redress the Wednesday 21 Lady Bird, 2.30pm Lady Bird, 6pm Professor Marston... 8.30pm Luscombe. Cast. Adrian Edmonson, Kara Tointon Billboards..., which has seven imbalance in the film industry. Thursday 22 – NT Live: Julius Caesar, 7pm – Friday 23 Lady Bird, 11am (BIB) Lady Bird, 6pm The Shape of Water, 8.30pm Oscar nominations, including Best Book for 3 or more different Saturday 24 The Shape of Water, 2.30pm Journey’s End, 5.30pm The Shape of Water, 8pm Picture and Best Actress. NT Live: F-Rated films at the same time Tuesday 27 – The Shape of Water, 6pm Journey’s End, 8.30pm Julius Caesar and get each ticket for £7. Wednesday 28 Journey’s End, 2.30pm Journey’s End, 6pm The Shape of Water, 8.30pm Thu 22 March, 7pm Thursday 29 – The Shape of Water, 6pm Journey’s End, 8.30pm Darkest Hour Friday 30 – A Fantastic Woman, 6pm The Shape of Water, 8.30pm Runtime 2 hours 15 mins approx. Dir. Nicholas Sat 3 – Thu 8 March Join As A Friend Saturday 31 A Fantastic Woman, 2.30pm Loveless, 5.30pm Journey’s End, 8pm Hynter Cast. Ben Whishaw, Michelle Farirley, David Darkest Hour has six Oscar Morrissey. A free cinema ticket, priority nominations, including Best booking, brochures by post, and Picture and Best Actor and is back no online booking fee! £24 Sgl/ April Matinée Early Late Tuesday 3 – A Fantastic Woman, 6pm Loveless, 8.30pm in the cinema by popular demand! £36 Dbl. Ask at the Box Office. Wednesday 4 The Shape of Water, 2.30pm Loveless, 6pm A Fantastic Woman, 8.30pm Thursday 5 The Shape of Water, 11am (BIB) The Shape of Water, 6pm A Fantastic Woman, 8.30pm Friday 6 – I, Tonya, 6pm Finding Your Feet, 8.30pm BRINGING IN BABY ART stay up to date Saturday 7 Finding Your Feet, 2.30pm Finding Your Feet, 5.30pm I, Tonya, 8pm Tuesday 10 – I, Tonya, 6pm Finding Your Feet, 8.30pm Wednesday 11 I, Tonya, 2.30pm Finding Your Feet, 6pm I, Tonya, 8.30pm Thursday 12 Finding Your Feet, 2.30pm (RS) I, Tonya, 6pm Finding Your Feet, 8.30pm Friday 13 – Walk Like a Panther, 6pm You Were Never Really Here, 8.30pm Saturday 14 You Were Never Really Here, 2.30pm Walk Like a Panther, 5.30pm You Were Never Really Here, 8pm Tuesday 17 – Walk Like a Panther, 6pm You Were Never Really Here, 8.30pm Wednesday 18 Walk Like a Panther, 2.30pm You Were Never Really Here, 6pm Walk Like a Panther, 8.30pm Thursday 19 – Walk Like a Panther, 6pm You Were Never Really Here, 8.30pm Friday 20 – The Square, 5.30pm Psycho Vertical, 8.30pm Saturday 21 Dark River, 2.30pm Psycho Vertical, 5.30pm The Square, 8pm Tuesday 24 – The Square, 5.30pm Dark River, 8.30pm Wednesday 25 The Square, 2.30pm Dark River, 6pm Psycho Vertical, 8.30pm Thursday 26 – Dark River, 6pm The Square + INTRO, 8.15pm Friday 27 – Isle of Dogs, 6pm Here to Be Heard + PERFORMANCE 8.30pm The Post SWFTA Archive Film 2018 is a transitional year for Saturday 28 Bombshell... 2.30pm Here to Be Heard 5.30pm Isle of Dogs, 8pm Thu 1 March at 11am Plymouth Arts Centre, so if Screenings (BIB) - Bringing in Baby, (RS) - Relaxed Screening - all are welcome to these screenings tailored to suit those with Dementia or Autism you’d like to hear all our latest Lady Bird As part of the Looe Street updates and receive our weekly Fri 23 March at 11am Detectives exhibition, we are e-newsletters, please make sure Cafe-Bar showing a series of historical we have your correct contact Open from 5-9pm on Tues to Sat and from 1-3pm on Weds and Sat. 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