Cinema

June - July 2011

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HARRY POTTER AND THE
DEATHLY HALLOWS PART 2
new french cinema

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Friday 15 - Thursday 28 July
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HARRY POTTER
AND THE DEATHLY
HALLOWS PART 2
(Cert - TBC)
Dir David Yates 2011 UK USA TBCmins
With: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson
Catch the final part of the series on the big screen at The Dukes, from release date.
Harry, Ron, and Hermione go back to Hogwarts to find and destroy Voldemort’s final
horcruxes, but when Voldemort finds out about their mission, their biggest battle begins
and life as they know it will never be the same again.
At time of going to print we do not have start times for the screenings but please
keep checking our website www.dukes-lancaster.org nearer the time. If you would like
to be the first to know, e-mail tickets@dukes-lancaster.org with the subject line
“Harry Potter” and we will e-mail you as soon as tickets go on sale.
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Wednesday 1 June
LITTLE WHITE LIES (15)
(LES PETITS MOUCHOIRS)
Dir: Guilluame Canet France 2010
154mins Subtitles
With: Marion Coitllard, Francois Cluzet
A warm, funny and poignant film from
the director of Tell No One. The annual
meeting between a group of friends
is disrupted when one of them suffers
an accident beforehand, setting off a
dramatic chain of events and emotional
repercussions.
Monday 6, Tuesday 7
& Wednesday 8 June
THE EXTRAORDINARY
ADVENTURES OF ADÈLE
BLANC – SEC (12A)
Dir: Luc Besson France 2011
106mins Subtitles
With: Louise Bourgoin, Mathieu Amalric
Luc Besson returns with this enchanting
blend of Amelie and Indiana Jones.
In Paris 1911, a pterodactyl hatches in a
museum and begins terrorising the city.
A clueless detective seeks a connection
between the creature and a mad old
professor while an intrepid reporter Adèle
Blanc-Sec Is in pursuit of ancient artefacts.
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Friday 3 & Saturday 4 June
FAREWELL (12A)
(L’AFFAIRE FAREWELL)
Dir: Christian Carion France 2009
113mins Subtitles
With: Guilluame Canet, Diane Kruger
A taut espionage thriller, reminiscent
of The Lives of Others. At the height of
the Cold War, the French Government is
approached by a Russian KGB operative.
Having grown disenchanted by the Soviet
Union, he offers to smuggle out crucial
state secrets with the help of a reluctant
French spy, putting both themselves and
their families in danger.
Tuesday 14, Wednesday 15
& Thursday 16 June
LOVE LIKE POISON (15)
(UN POISON VIOLENT)
Dir: Katell Quillévéré France 2011 85mins
Subtitles
With: Clara Augarde, Michel Galabru
A simmering rites-of-passage drama set
in the picturesque Breton countryside.
Anne, a young teenager, returns home
from boarding school to discover her
father has left and her mother devastated.
Amidst the family strife, Anne herself
begins to feel the first pangs of love just
as she is about to undergo her religious
confirmation.
Friday 29 & Saturday 30 July
POTICHE (15)
Dir: François Ozon France 2011
102mins Subtitles / With: Catherine Deneuve, Gérard Depardieu
NEW FRENCH CINEMA
Monday 11, Tuesday 12, Wednesday 13
& Thursday 14 July
MAMMUTH (CERT - TBC)
Dir: Gustave de Kervern & Benoît Delépine
France 2011 92mins
Subtitles
With: Gérard Depardieu, Yolande Moreau
Gérard Depardieu stars
as a newly retired sixty-
year-old who finds himself at a loss until
he is refused his pension. Serge has
worked from the age of sixteen and never
been on sick leave but discovers he will
not get full retirement due to a clerical
error. So off goes Serge, riding his old
Munch “Mammuth” bike, in search of his
missing documents.
A bright, funny and bittersweet comedy
from the director of Swimming Pool and
8 Women. When her husband is taken
hostage by his striking employees, a
trophy wife takes the reins of the family
business and proves to be a remarkably
effective leader. But complications set in
when she runs into an ex lover and former
union leader.
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The Cinema of the New Hollywood. Monday 4 & Tuesday 5 July

The Dukes presents a short season of films celebrating one of the most TAXI DRIVER (18)
fertile periods in American filmmaking. From the late 60’s to the early Dir: Martin Scorsese 1976 USA 109mins / With: Robert De Niro, Jodie Foster
80’s a new generation of young filmmakers came to prominence in
Hollywood, changing the face of modern cinema and producing some of
the most iconic films ever made.

Monday 6 & Tuesday 7 June

EASY RIDER (18)

Dir: Dennis Hopper 1969 USA 92mins
With: Peter Fonda, Jack Nicholson

The iconic road movie that helped kick

start a new approach to Hollywood
filmmaking. Using the proceeds from
a successful drug deal, two bikers set Martin Scorsese’s neon daubed tour-de-force returns to the big screen. Travis Bickle is
off from Los Angeles to New Orleans, a New York cab driver haunted by his experiences in Vietnam and plagued by insomnia.
meeting a cross section of American Travelling the city each night he is disgusted by what he sees and edges closer to a
society on the way. horrifying and violent reaction.

Monday 13 & Tuesday 14 June Monday 27 & Tuesday 28 June

THE LAST PICTURE SHOW (15) APOCALYPSE NOW (18)

Dir: Peter Bogdanovich 1971 USA 126mins Dir: Francis Ford Coppola 1979 USA 147mins
With: Cybil Shepherd, Jeff Bridges With: Martin Sheen, Marlon Brando

A nostalgic masterpiece about lust and

A hallucinatory and nightmarish reworking
loss in small-town 50’s Texas. Two friends
of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness.
navigate their way through adolescence
In the midst of the Vietnam War Captain
torn between chasing a future elsewhere
Willard is sent into Cambodia to assassinate
or staying in their dying home town.
a renegade Green Beret who has set himself
up as a god among a local tribe.

Monday 20 & Tuesday 21 June Saturday 30 July 6pm

CHINATOWN (15) RAIDERS OF

Dir: Roman Polanski 1974 USA 125mins THE LOST ARK (PG)
With: Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway Dir: Steven Spielberg 1981 USA 111mins
With: Harrison Ford, Karen Allen
A brooding film noir which The Guardian
crowned the best film of all time last year.
Jack Nicholson stars as Jake Gittes, a 30th Anniversary screening of
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private investigator hired to follow a FREE
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husband suspected of infidelity. When Lucas’s classic film. Archaeologist
the woman who hired him is found dead, and adventurer Indiana Jones is hired by
Gittes is plunged into a complex web of the US government to find the Ark of the
deceit and corruption. Covenant before the Nazis.

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THEATRE, BALLET & OPERA THEATRE, BALLET & OPERA

A season of live by satellite and recorded theatre, ballet and opera from
Sunday 31 July 6pm
across the globe. All seating will be allocated and advance booking is
recommended.
GLYNDEBOURNE OPERA:
DON GIOVANNI
Thursday 30 June, 6.45pm (RECORDED)
Dir: Jonathan Kent / Conductor: Vladimir Jurowski
NATIONAL THEATRE: With: Kate Royal, Gerald Finley
THE CHERRY ORCHARD
(LIVE BY SATELLITE)
Dir: Howard Davies
With: Zoe Wannamaker, Paul Dodds

A new production of Anton Chekhov’s

masterpiece. Set at the very start of the
twentieth century, The Cherry Orchard
captures a poignant moment in Russia’s
history as the country rolls inexorably
towards 1917.

Tickets: £12/£11 (Concession)

Glyndebourne’s production of Mozart’s Don Giovanni is a ‘white-knuckle rollercoaster

ride’ through the events of the last day of the Don. Jonathan Kent’s production of
Sunday 19 June, 4pm Don Giovanni filmed at the 2010 Glyndebourne Festival stars Gerald Finley as the
philandering anti-hero and Luca Pisaroni as his long suffering servant Leporello.
BOLSHOI BALLET:
SWAN LAKE Tickets: £13/£12 (Concession)
(RECORDED)
Choreography: Yuri Grigorovich
Sunday 21 August 6pm
With: Mariya Aleksandrova

A beautiful rendition of the Tchaikovsky

GLYNDEBOURNE OPERA:
classic. A prince falls for Odette, a TURN OF THE SCREW
beautiful young girl who has been cursed (LIVE BY SATELLITE)
by an evil sorcerer, transforming her into Dir: Jonathan Kent / Conductor: Jakub Hruša
a swan. With Toby Spence, Kate Royal
Tickets: £12/£11 (Concession)/£8 (Child)

Saturday 9 July 6.30pm

OPERA DE PARIS BALLET:

CHILDREN OF PARADISE
(LIVE BY SATELLITE)
Choreography: José Martinez

A modern ballet based on the classic

film Les Enfants du Paradis. Through the
memories of the mime Baptiste, José
Benjamin Britten’s adaptation of Henry James’ chilling novella. Britten’s opera twists
Martinez brings to life a long-gone Paris. Revealing the magical world of entertainment
and turns the themes of childish innocence and adult corruption to a disturbing and
where the frontiers between reality and illusion are sometimes so tenuous.
ultimately devastating effect.
Tickets: £12/£11 (Concession)/£8 (Child)
Tickets: £13/£12 (Concession)

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Sunday 5 June, 7.30pm

NEVER LET ME GO (12A)
Dir: Mark Romanek UK 2010 103mins
With: Carey Mulligan, Keira Knightly
An elegant and poignant adaptation of
Kazuo Ishiguro’s acclaimed best selling
novel. Carey Mulligan is outstanding as
the film’s narrator Kathy. Now an adult,
Kathy attempts to come to terms with her
childhood at the seemingly idyllic Hailsham
School, and the cruel fate that has always
awaited her and her closest friends.
“A thoughtful, subtle and profound piece of cinema” – Little White Lies
Sunday 12 June, 7.30pm
TRUE GRIT (15)
Dir: Joel & Ethan Coen USA 2010 110mins
With: Matt Damon, Jeff Bridges
The Coen Brothers return with an
acclaimed reworking of the classic 60’s
Western. After her father is killed, fourteen-
year-old Mattie Ross hires tough, one-eyed
US Marshall Reuben J. ‘Rooster’ Cogburn
to bring the culprit to justice. Joined by a
Texas Ranger, La Boeuf, the odd posse head
into Indian territory on their manhunt.
Saturday 11 June 8pm
The Last Man on Earth (PG)
With live accompaniment
performed by Animat
Dir: Ubaldo Ragona USA 1964
90mins With: Vincent Price
A special screening of this gothic chiller
to mark the centenary of Vincent Price’s
birth. This post apocalyptic horror stars
Price as scientist Richard Morgan, the
one man immune to a virus that has
killed most of the earth’s population and
transformed the rest into a vampire like
creature.
Animat are a Sheffield-based electronic
duo who are regulars at music festival
across the UK including Big Chill. They
have performed numerous live re-
workings of scores for films including The
Straight Story and Belleville Rendezvous.
Tickets: £10/£8 (Concession)/£5 (Film Club Members)
Seating is allocated.

“Tough, exciting, funny, gorgeous and

bewitchingly acted, this is darn close to perfection” - Empire

Mad about film? Why not join our

Friday 17 & Saturday 18 June
Film Club and enjoy a whole host
of benefits to help you see more
SUBMARINE (15) for less. Memberships can also be
Dir: Richard Ayoade 2011 UK 96mins
With: Paddy Considine, Sally Hawkins
purchased for a gift.

A funny, clever and affecting look at the For only £15 per year
trials and tribulations of adolescence (£12 concession) you get:
from cult comedian Richard Ayoade. As
precocious teen Oliver Tate embarks on • £1 off on every film ticket
his first romance, which mainly consists
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WANT TO SEE YOUR FILM Friday 3, Saturday 4, Wednesday 8

& Thursday 9 June
ON THE BIG SCREEN?
The Dukes is committed to screening film more work from filmmakers PINA (U)
Dir: Wim Wenders 2011
from the local area. We will be screening a series of showcases for short
Germany France UK 104mins Subtitles
films and will be continually on the look-out for new submissions.
Wim Wenders shines a spotlight on
If you would like to see your film on the big screen please contact Pina Bausch, the iconic modern-dance
our Film Programme Manager at jilott@dukes-lancaster.org for choreographer who died in 2009.
submission details. Filming Bausch’s Tanztheater Wuppertal
ensemble, Pina takes the audiences on an
exhilarating and intimate journey beyond
the stage to the industrial landscape of
Thursday 2 June, 8.30pm
Wuppertal, Bausch’s creative hub for over
35 years.
LU SHORTS (CERT - TBC)
Dir: Various UK 2011 Friday 10, Monday 13 &
60mns Wednesday 15 June

A collection of short films made by HANNA (12A)

Lancaster University students. The Dukes Dir: Joe Wright 2011 USA 111mins
has teamed up with Lancaster University With: Saoirse Ronan, Cate Blanchett
Film Society and is proud to present this
collection of short films made by the
group’s members. A fairy-tale-like thriller from Joe
Wright, the award-winning director of
Tickets: £3 Atonement. Fourteen year-old Hanna
has been raised in isolation by her father
and trained by him to become a ruthless
killer. He sends her on a mission across
Europe where she attracts the attention of
Wednesday 1 & Thursday 2 June a ruthless CIA agent and edges closer to
finding the truth about her existence.
ARMADILLO (15)
Dir: Janus Metz 2011 Denmark / 105mins Subtitles
Friday 10 & Thursday 16 June

13 ASSASSINS (15)
Dir: Takashi Miike 2011 Japan 125mins
Subtitles
With: Koji Yakusho, Takayuki Yamada

A visionary samurai adventure from one

of Japan’s most inventive filmmakers.
In 1844 Japan, a group of assassins join
together on a suicide mission to kill a
vindictive lord. Led by a veteran samurai,
the group are hopelessly outnumbered
A haunting, complex and brutal portrait of the Afghanistan conflict. Armadillo follows but their carefully laid plans lead them to
a group of Danish soldiers on their first tour to the southern province of Helmand. As an epic and genuinely spectacular
documentary-maker Metz follows the men on patrol, news begins to filter back that the climatic battle.
units’ commander has been caught in an explosion.

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Friday 17, Saturday 18, Monday 20
& Tuesday 21 June
WATER FOR ELEPHANTS (12A)
Dir: Francis Lawrence 2011 USA 120mins
With: Reese Witherspoon, Robert Pattinson
A sweeping love story set in a
Depression-era travelling circus, adapted
from Sara Gruen’s bestselling novel. A
student abandons his studies after his
parents are killed and joins a second
rate travelling circus as their vet. There
he falls in love with Marlena, star of the
equestrian act and married to August, her
charismatic but twisted trainer.
Wednesday 22 & Thursday 23 June
MY DOG TULIP (CERT - TBC)
Dir: Paul Fierlinger & Sandra Fielinger 2011
USA 83mins
With: Christopher Plummer, Lynn Redgrave
Charming hand drawn animation for
grown-ups, adapted from J.R Ackerley’s
book. Ackerley hardly thought of himself
as a dog lover, until he adopts Tulip – a
beautiful, yet intolerable 18-month-old
German shepherd. To his surprise, the
frisky and erratic Tulip becomes his ideal
friend.
Wednesday 22 & Thursday 23 June
GREAT WHITE SILENCE (U)
Dir: Herbert Ponting 1924 UK 108mins
With Robert Falcon Scott, Herbet Ponting
The official record of Captain
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the South Pole newly restored. A
hundred years ago the British Antarctic
Expedition led by Scott set out on its ill-
fated race to the South Pole. Joining him
was Herbert Ponting who filmed almost
every aspect of the expedition. In doing
so he captured an astonishing record of a
tragic piece of history.
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The Dukes is partnering with Transition City Lancaster to present a
strand of screenings. Each month we will screen an environmentally or
ethically concerned film which will be followed by a discussion led by
Transition City. This programmes’ films focus on the effects of economic
globalisation.
The films are screened in the Gallery and tickets cost £3.
Tuesday 14, Wednesday 15 & Thursday 16 June
(Discussion only on Thursday 16)
INSIDE JOB (12A)
Dir: Charles Ferguson USA 2011 108mins / With: Matt Damon
An Oscar winning documentary that examines the corporate greed that led to the
2008 financial crisis. Through exclusive interviews with global leaders, journalists
and investment bankers, Inside Job masterfully unpicks the events leading up to the
meltdown. In doing so the film unearths breathtaking levels of institutionalised corruption
and deception, and provides enough reason to suspect it could all happen again.
Tuesday 12, Wednesday 13
& Thursday 14 July
(Discussion only on Thursday 14)
THE ECONOMICS
OF HAPPINESS (CERT - TBC)
Dir: Helena Norberg-Hodge
Steven Gorelick & John Page
Intriguing documentary exploring
the advantages of ‘going local’. The
Economics of Happiness describes worlds
moving in two opposing directions. On the
one hand, government and big business
continuing to promote globalisation. On
the other communities coming together
to re-build more human scale, ecological
economies based on localisation.
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Friday 24, Saturday 25 Friday 1 July & Saturday 2 July

& Wednesday 29 June

ANGELS OF EVIL (15)

ATTACK THE BLOCK (15)
Dir: Joe Cornish 2011 UK 87mins (Vallanzasca - Gli angeli del male)
With: Nick Frost Jodie Whitaker Dir: Michelle Placido 2011 Italty 128mins Subtitles
With: Kim Rossi Stuart, Filippio Timi
TV hero Joe Cornish makes the successful
transition to cinema with this future cult
classic sci-fi. An alien creature crash lands
in a south London neighbourhood and is
promptly set up by a gang of local hoods.
But this is only the start of a full blown
attack, and the gang rally together to
defend their turf.

Try this if you like Shaun of the Dead and

The Goonies.

Sunday 3, Wednesday 6
& Thursday 7 July

JULIA’S EYES (15) Thrilling biopic about a Milanese bank robber from the director of Romanzo
(Los Ojos De Julia) Criminale. Kim Rossie Stuart delivers an intense performance as career criminal Renato
Dir: Guillem Morales 2011 Spain 117mins Vallanzasca, a misguidedly self styled Robin Hood figure in 1970’s Milan.
Subtitles
Try this if you like Mesrine
With: Lluis Homar, Pablo Derqui

A disconcerting Spanish shocker from Friday 1 July & Saturday 2 July

producer Guillermo Del Toro and the
team behind The Orphange. Julia HEARTBEATS (CERT - TBC)
and Sara are twin sisters who suffer a
degenerative eye condition which appears (Les amours imaginaires)
to push Sara to suicide. Julia refuses to Dir: Xavier Dolan 2010 Canada 97mins Subtitles
accept the explanation and begins her With: Xavier Dolan, Monia Chokri
own deadly investigation into her sister’s
death.

Try this if you like The Devil’s Backbone

and [REC].

Friday 24, Saturday 25, Sunday 26

& Wednesday 29 June

WIN WIN (15)

Dir: Thomas McCarthy 2011 USA 106mins
With: Paul Giamatti, Jeffrey Tambor

Witty and acerbic slice of indie comedy

from the director of The Station Agent
and The Visitor. Mike Flaherty is a lawyer
struggling to balance his work with his
home life while moonlighting as a coach
to a struggling high school wrestling team.
A hit at last year’s Cannes, Heartbeats follows two friends whose relationship
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mysterious and dashing Nicolas, and the pair find themselves drawn into a fierce
battle for his affections.

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Friday 8, Sunday 10, Monday 11

& Wednesday 13 July

SENNA (12A)
Dir: Asif Kapadia 2011 France UK USA
104mins

The story of the monumental life and Sunday 12 June and Sunday 17 July, 8pm
tragic death of legendary Brazilian
Get your team together and test your film knowledge to be in with a chance of
motor-racing champion, Ayrton
winning some great prizes.
Senna. Kapadia has created a gripping
documentary, expertly weaving together
archive footage to form a remarkable
study of the iconic sportsman. GETTING HERE
Car:
Tuesday 12 & Thursday 14 July Leave the M6 at junction 33 or 34
and follow directions for the city
KABOOM (CERT - TBC) centre. On entering the one way
Dir: Gregg Araki 2011 USA 86mins / With: Juno Temple, Thomas Dekker system you will pick up brown
information signs for ‘Dukes
Playhouse’. Ample pay and
display parking is available. See
map for locations.

Train:
Lancaster Station. The Dukes is a
5-10 minute walk through the city
centre or a short taxi ride.

Foot:
The Dukes is located on Moor Lane, on the east side of the city centre.

An unhinged, sci-fi tinged story of sexual awakening from the director of Mysterious Bike:
Skin. An eighteen-year-old student begins having recurring dreams featuring two Bike racks are located outside Pizza Margherita on Moor Lane.
beautiful women. Soon they begin appearing in his waking life, leading him to wonder
whether he has discovered a potentially world altering conspiracy, or is just the result of
Access:
consuming hallucinogens.
Infra red sound systems are available to amplify sound via a personal headset. Headsets
can be booked in advance from Box Office.
Friday 29 July
Wheelchair spaces are available in the Rake. Access is via the alley to the left of the
LIFE IN A DAY (12A) main entrance.
Dir: Kevin Macdonald 2011 US 95mins
Guide Dogs and hearing dogs are welcome.
A unique visual experiment from Ridley
Scott, Kevin Macdonald and thousands
of filmmakers across the globe. Life In A
Day is a crowd-sourced documentary shot The Box Office Opening Hours
by filmmakers from all over the world that
acts as a fascinating snapshot of modern Monday – Saturday 10am – 8pm (or 15 mins after the final film starts)
life, and serves as a time capsule to show Sunday 6.30pm – 8pm
future generations what it was like to be Lunches, snacks and cakes are served in The Dukes bar from 12 noon until 7pm
alive on the 24th of July, 2010.

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Wed 1 6.00pm Armadillo (15) 12
Wed 1 8.15pm Little White Lies (15) 4
Thu 2 6.15pm Armadillo (15) 12
Thu 2 8.30pm LU Shorts (TBC) 12
Fri 3 6.00pm Farewell (12A) 4
Fri 3 8.30pm Pina (U) 13
Sat 4 6.15pm Pina (U) 13
Sat 4 8.30pm Farewell (12A) 4
Sun 5 7.30pm Never Let Me Go (12A) 10
Mon 6 6.25pm Easy Rider (18) 6
Mon 6 8.30pm Adele Blanc-Sec (12A) 4
Tue 7 6.10pm Adele Blanc-Sec (12A) 4
Tue 7 8.30pm Easy Rider (18) 6
Wed 8 6.15pm Pina (U) 13
Wed 8 8.30pm Adele Blanc-Sec (12A) 4
Thu 9 8.30pm Pina (U) 13
Fri 10 6.00pm Hanna (12A) 13
Fri 10 8.30pm 13 Assassins (15) 13
Sat 11 8.00pm Last Man on Earth (PG) 11
Sun 12 7.30pm True Grit (15) 10
Sun 12 8.00pm Film Quiz (in the bar)
Mon 13 6.00pm Hanna (12A) 13
Mon 13 8.30pm Last Picture Show (15) 6
Tue 14 6.00pm Last Picture Show (15) 6
Tue 14 7.30pm Inside Job* (12A) 15
Tue 14 8.40pm Love Like Poison (15) 5
Wed 15 6.25pm Love Like Poison (15) 5
Wed 15 7.30pm Inside Job* (12A) 15
Wed 15 8.30pm Hanna (12A) 13
Thu 16 6.25pm Love Like Poison (15) 5
Thu 16 7.30pm Inside Job* (12A) 15
Thu 16 8.30pm 13 Assassins (15) 13
Fri 17 6.20pm Submarine (15) 10
Fri 17 8.30pm Water For Elephants (12A) 14
Sat 18 6.00pm Water For Elephants (12A) 14
Sat 18 8.30pm Submarine (15) 10
Sun 19 4.00pm Swan Lake 8
Mon 20 6.00pm Chinatown (15) 6
Mon 20 8.35pm Water For Elephants (12A) 14
Tue 21 6.00pm Water For Elephants (12A) 14
Tue 21 8.30pm Chinatown (15) 6
Wed 22 6.10pm Great White Silence (U) 14
Wed 22 8.30pm My Dog Tulip (TBC) 14
Thu 23 6.30pm My Dog Tulip (TBC) 14
Thu 23 8.30pm Great White Silence (U) 14
Fri 24 6.10pm Win Win (15) 16
Fri 24 8.30pm Attack the Block (15) 16
Sat 25 6.30pm Attack the Block (15) 16
Sat 25 8.30pm Win Win (15) 16
Sun 26 7.30pm Win Win (15) 16
Mon 27 8.00pm Apocalypse Now (18) 7
Tue 28 8.00pm Apocalypse Now (18) 7
Wed 29 6.10pm Win Win (15) 16
Wed 29 8.30pm Attack the Block (15) 16
Thu 30 6.45pm The Cherry Orchard 8
We unfortunately do not have a morning screening for June but the screening in
July will be Mammuth (Page 5). All tickets include tea or coffee and pastries. After
the screening why not stay for lunch in the bar and get 10% off selected items with your ticket?
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Fri 1 6.20pm Heartbeats (15) 17
Fri 1 8.30pm Angels of Evil (15) 17
Sat 2 6.00pm Angels of Evil (15) 17
Sat 2 8.40pm Heartbeats (15) 17
Sun 3 7.30pm Julia’s Eyes (15) 16
Mon 4 8.00pm Taxi Driver (18) 7
Tue 5 8.00pm Taxi Driver (18) 7
Wed 6 8.00pm Julia’s Eyes (15) 16
Thu 7 8.00pm Julia’s Eyes (15) 16
Fri 8 8.00pm Senna (12A) 18
Sat 9 6.30pm Children of Paradise 8
Sun 10 7.30pm Senna (12A) 18
Mon 11 6.10pm Senna (12A) 18
Mon 11 8.30pm Mammuth (TBC) 5
Tue 12 11.00am Mammuth (TBC) 5
Tue 12 6.20pm Mammuth (TBC) 5
Tue 12 7.30pm Economics of Hap…* (TBC) 15
Tue 12 8.30pm Kaboom (15) 18
Wed 13 6.20pm Mammuth (TBC) 5
Wed 13 7.30pm Economics of Hap…* (TBC) 15
Wed 13 8.30pm Senna (12A) 18
Thu 14 6.30pm Kaboom (15) 18
Thu 14 7.30pm Economics of Hap…* (TBC) 15
Thu 14 8.30pm Mammuth (TBC) 5
Between Friday 15 and Thursday 28 July we will be
screening Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2.
For times check our website or ask at Box Office nearer
the time. More details on Page 3.
Sun 17 8.00pm Film Quiz (in the bar)
Fri 29 6.15pm Potiche (15) 5
Fri 29 8.30pm LIfe In A Day (12A) 18
Sat 30 6.00pm Raiders of the Lost Ark (PG) 7
Sat 30 8.30pm Potiche (15) 5
Sun 31 6.00pm Don Giovanni 9
* Screening in The Dukes Gallery
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