Message from Kinokulture Cinema in Oswestry. Welcome to the March 2016 edition of the kinokulture cinema newsletter.
Borderlines Film Festival takes over our screen during the first two weeks of this month with a few extras thrown in including Oswestry Film Society's screening of 'The Wolfpack' the National Theatre Live broadcast of the award winning production 'Hangmen' and the UK premiere of the powerful Fillipino documentary 'Bontok Rapeless' brought to us by Oswestry based Shropshire Young Health Champion
Alyana Nonan.
an extra special family treat this month is our Easter Monday matinee screening of the Olivier award winning York Theatre Royal production of 'The Railway Children' recorded live at The National Railway Museum and featuring the original steam train from the classic 1970 film. We continue to bring you a selection of Oscar & BAFTA winning films this month and some great family entertainment for the Easter Holidays. All our screenings currently on sale can be viewed and booked online here: http://www.kinokulture.org.uk
Ticket prices for regular screenings are £6.00 Adult & £4.00 Under 16's.
Borderlines Film Festival screenings are £6.50 Adult & £4.50 Under 16's
Prices for Event Cinema & Live broadcasts vary depending on the distributor.
Please scroll down to see full information & booking links for this month's films & events.
Doors open 30 minutes before the screening time and parking is available in The Horse Market car park just a short walk from the cinema.
Our cafe/bar space sells a range of light refreshments and is licensed in the evenings and on Saturdays.
We look forward to seeing you this month. | March Film Screenings & Events
kinokulture cinema
9 Arthur Street, Oswestry, SY11 1JN | | |
 | We are very pleased to once again be a host venue for the Borderlines Film Festival now in its 14th year!
Here are a few words from Festival Director Naomi Vera-Sanso
"This edition of the Festival brings our largest number of film titles from across the globe; with nearly 100 titles to choose from, audiences can enjoy this fantastic opportunity to see the best films and re-releases at venues spread throughout Herefordshire, Shropshire and the Welsh border." To view the full festival programme across all venues please visit the festival website: http://www.borderlinesfilmfestival.co.uk Our selected film festival screenings at kinokulture cinema this year are: ROOM, Taxi Tehran, YOUTH, Our Little Sister, The Revenant, RAMS & Spotlight.
Due to a loss in festival funding and in order to support the festival in remaining viable we are having to increase our ticket price for festival screenings by 50 pence this year.
Please scroll down for full information & booking links for festival films screening at kinokulture cinema, Oswestry We hope you will join us at Borderlines this year and be a part of
the UK's biggest rural film festival | | | |
 | YOUTH (15)
Borderlines Film Festival Tuesday 1st March 1:30pm
Wednesday 2nd March 7:30pm
Thursday 3rd March 1:30pm
Tickets: £6.50 Adult/£4.50 Under 16's
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/118646
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167
From the director of The Great Beauty, this delicious bittersweet drama is set in the worlds of film and music and features a tour de force performance by Michael Caine. Set largely in a luxury Swiss spa, Youth is a deliciously bittersweet drama from acclaimed Italian director Paolo Sorrentino (The Great Beauty). It focuses on the friendship between Fred (Michael Caine, in scintillating form), a curmudgeonly retired composer and elderly film director Mick (Harvey Keitel). Fred is resisting attempts to revive his greatest work, while Mick is desperate to make a comeback movie starring his former muse and favoured actress Brenda (Jane Fonda). If that weren't enough, members of Fred's family suddenly arrive on the scene. Sorrentino demonstrates his complete mastery of storytelling by skilfully weaving the various narrative strands into a moving, funny and affecting whole. Stylish, witty and emotionally resonant, Youth also features sharp and smart references to pop culture – including a cameo by Paloma Faith – as well as movies past and present. It offers further evidence, if any were needed, of Sorrentino's position as one of contemporary cinema's finest filmmakers. - Adrian Wootton BFI Director: Paolo Sorrentino Starring: Michael Caine, Harvey Keitel, Rachel Weisz, Paul Dano, Jane Fonda Italy 2015 Run time: 124 mins English Language | |
 | The Wolfpack (15)
Oswestry Film Society Screening
Tuesday 1st March 7:30pm Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's on the door
Or entry with an Oswestry Film Society Season 1 Membership Card 'The Wolfpack' has won a Grand Jury Prize at Sundance and was the Winner for Best Documentary at the 2015 Edinburgh International Film Festival. Luckily for you we have managed to squeeze it into our fantastic first season. Filmed in New York, it is the fascinating story of the Angulo siblings who were raised in almost complete isolation by their domineering father - isolated except for the world of movies. The six brothers recreated their favourite cinematic experiences such as 'The Dark Knight', even down to a DIY batsuit made out of cereal boxes. The power of escapism that cinema provides is born out in this incredible story. A fitting finale to the Oswestry Film Society's inaugural first season. "(director) Moselle's affection for these tough-talking whelps brings you gradually, optimistically, inside their world of gritty make-believe, and you root for them to take their lives conclusively into their own hands." - Tim Robey, Daily Telegraph "a testament to movie love" - Michael Atkinson, Sight & Sound. "a profoundly compelling..piece of documentary making" - Adam Woodward, Little White Lies.
Run time: 90 mins | |
 | NT Live: Hangmen (15)
Thursday 3rd March 7:00pm
Tickets: £12.00 Adult/£10.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/225712 Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 Following a sell-out run at London's Royal Court Theatre, Olivier and Academy Award® winner Martin McDonagh (The Pillowman, The Cripple of Inishmaan, In Bruges) returns to the West End with Matthew Dunster's award-winning production of his deeply funny new play Hangmen, broadcast live to cinemas by National Theatre Live. In his small pub in the northern English town of Oldham, Harry (David Morrissey – The Walking Dead, State of Play) is something of a local celebrity. But what's the second-best hangman in England to do on the day they've abolished hanging? Amongst the cub reporters and pub regulars dying to hear Harry's reaction to the news, his old assistant Syd (Andy Nyman – Peaky Blinders, Death at a Funeral) and the peculiar Mooney (Johnny Flynn – Clouds of Sils Maria) lurk with very different motives for their visit. "Best new play of the year" ***** The Daily Telegraph Run time: 180 mins | |
 | The Revenant (15)
Borderlines Film Festival
Friday 4th March 7:30pm
Saturday 5th March 7:30pm
Tickets: £6.50 Adult/£4.50 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/118651
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 Winner of Best Director, Best Actor & Best Cinematography
at the 2016 Oscars.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy star in an enthralling revenge western from the director of Birdman. Fur trapper Hugh Glass (Leonardo DiCaprio) is leading a hunting party in 1820s South Dakota when he's attacked and viciously mauled by a bear. Rather than tending to his wounds, the frontiersman's traitorous companions, led by John Fitzgerald (Tom Hardy), decide to abandon him. They kill his half-Native American son and leave Glass to perish in a shallow grave. But he survives. Now he must brave warring tribes, a savage environment and a ferociously harsh winter on a 120-mile trek to take his revenge. Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's raw and gritty follow-up to the Oscar-winning Birdman is based on an extraordinary true story of betrayal, survival and ultimate redemption. Its incredible authenticity stems from Inarritu's determination to film Glass's gruelling ordeal using natural light in genuinely unforgiving locations. The superb supporting cast includes Will Poulter and Domhnall Gleeson. Director: Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy, Will Poulter, Domhnall Gleeson, Lukas Haas Run time: 156 mins | |
 | RAMS (15)
Borderlines Film Festival
Monday 7th March 7:30pm
Thursday 10th March 7:30pm
Tickets: £6.50 Adult/£4.50 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/118861
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 Winner of the Un Certain Regard prize at this year's
Cannes Film Festival
In a remote Icelandic farming valley, two brothers who haven't spoken in 40 years have to come together in order to save what's dearest to them - their sheep. Humour is built into the set-up's premise, as two aging and unmarried brothers and sheepmen live in houses right next to each other on a stunning barren landscape but haven't spoken in forty years. They may not have women or children but, boy, do they love their rams, expertly bred and groomed critters in which their owners take infinite pride.
But Gummi (Sigurður Sigurjónsson) and Kiddi (Theodór JúlÃusson) are finally forced to speak to each other when a disease threatens their treasured rams. Director Hákonarson's film is observed with the skill of a seasoned documentarist, and the two leads, along with the beautifully barren Icelandic countryside, lift the film to the next level. Uniquely humorous, and emotionally complex.
"Beyond farming, there is something special about sheep," says writer-director GrÃmur Hákonarson, adding: "Most farmers I know have a stronger connection to sheep than to other domesticated animals." This will ring true with anyone who saw Magali Pettier's eye-opening British documentary Addicted To Sheep to which this darkly comedic drama, by turns hilarious and heartbreaking, provides a deadpan Nordic riposte. **** The Guardian
And oh yes ... The sheep are listed in the cast credits! Director: GrÃmur Hákonarson Iceland 2015 Run time: 93 mins Icelandic with English subtitles | |
 | Bontok, Rapeless
(Walang Rape Sa Bontok) (12A) Tuesday 8th March 7:00pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/233014
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167
Profits from this screening will be divided between the film-makers and Soroptimist International charity whose mission is to educate, empower and provide opportunities for women and girls internationally. The first ever UK screening of this award winning powerful documentary is brought to us by Alyana Nonan through the Shropshire Young Health Champions Project for International Women's Day. Two Filipinas, both victims of sexual abuse in varying degrees, yearn and search for a utopia where women can live without being sexually violated. By chance, they encounter a study by renowned anthropologist June Prill-Brett, Ph.D., which states that the Bontok of the Philippine Cordilleras has lived for eras without a term, nor concept, nor incidence, of rape. At last, a utopia, where the most heinous of gender crimes is unheard of. Or, is it?
The search centers on the municipality of Bontoc, the locus of Bontok culture. Alas, the move to completely revalidate Dr. Bretts statement is a generation too late. Oral tradition is now seldom retold, and the last generation of Bontok Igorots who have lived in the traditional ato and olog are already in their twilight years.
Through judiciary archives, local government records, and the oral narratives of Bontok elders, the mission does find its holy grail, albeit almost dead: suffocating under the inevitable weight of alien culture and mass media. If at all, the rape-less society still exists, but only within very small, tightly-knit Bontok communes. Still exists, but trapped in the rapidly-fading past: the last evidence proving its very existence is the collective memory of Bontok elders who do not even know each other, all saying Idi, awan! Tatta, addan (In our days, there was none! But today, there is rape)
In this world where the universality of women oppression is widely believed, how did a rape-less society ever become possible? Director: Lester Valle Writer: Carla Ocampo Philippines 2014 Run time: 119 mins Screening rights: Habi Collective Media | |
 | Our Little Sister (PG)
Preview Screening
Borderlines Film Festival
Wednesday 9th March 7:30pm
Tickets: £6.50 Adult/£4.50 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/229442
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 We are very pleased to present this special festival preview screening ahead of the film's UK release date. Three sister's take in a younger sibling when their father dies, in Hirokazu Kore-eda's lovely drama. Hirokazu Kore-eda gave priority to male characters in his last two films, Like Father, Like Son and I Wish, so it's especially refreshing that Our Little Sister focuses so squarely on female relationships. In particular, the lives of four young women, related through their late father, in provincial Japan. Eschewing the melodramatic, the result is one of his loveliest, most lissom films, full of quiet joy and simple pleasures. As the four young women attempt to help each other along, the film touches on themes of stolen childhood and genetic inheritance, but it also involves us in their daily lives over the course of changing seasons. Not dissimilar to the little treats they give each other, Kore-eda's film resembles a series of joyous surprises. Like a beautiful embroidery, it's the product of skill and patience that ultimately allows the beholder to share in its state of grace. - Tim Robey Director: Hirokazu Kore-Eda Cast: Ayase Haruka, Nagasawa Masami, Kaho
Japan 2015
Run time: 128 mins Japanese with English subtitles
Preview courtesy of Curzon Artificial Eye | |
 | SPOTLIGHT (15)
Borderlines Film Festival
Friday 11th March 7:30pm
Saturday 12th March 7:30pm
Tickets: £6.50 Adult/£4.50 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/118870
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 Winner of Best Picture * Best Original Screenplay at
the 2016 Oscars.
Our final film for this year's Borderlines Film Festival is the extraordinary true story of how investigative journalists uncovered an abuse scandal and cover-up. It's the summer of 2001 and the Boston Globe has a new editor, Marty Baron (Liev Schreiber), who's curious to know why abusive Catholic Priests have gone unpunished. So he sets the paper's investigative Spotlight team onto the story. This is headed by Walter Robinson (Michael Keaton) and includes tenacious reporters Michael Rezendes (Mark Ruffalo) and Sacha Pfeiffer (Rachel McAdams). Over the course of six months, they painstakingly piece together the horrifying truth about a systematic cover-up of child sex abuse. It's a fearless investigation that goes on to win a Pulitzer Prize. Widely compared to the Oscar-winning classic All the President's Men, The Station Agent director Thomas McCarthy's richly detailed, emotionally involving drama boasts outstanding performances from its superb cast, who paint a compelling portrait of investigative journalism at its finest. Director: Thomas McCarthy Starring: Rachel McAdams, Liev Schreiber, Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Stanley Tucci, John Slattery, Billy Crudup USA 2015 Run time: 129 mins | |
 | A War (15)
Wednesday 16th March 7:30pm
Thursday 17th March 7:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adults/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/119908
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 Oscar nominated for Best Foreign Language film 2016
A Danish military commander makes a fateful decision in this nerve-shredding Afghan war drama. Claus Pederson (Pilou Asbak) is the decent and compassionate commander of a group of Danish soldiers stationed in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Morale is low, especially after one of their number steps on a landmine and is killed. Back home, Claus's wife Maria (Tuva Novotny) struggles to raise the couple's three children in his absence. During a particularly intense firefight, Claus makes a split-second decision that is to have dramatic repercussions for everyone. Denmark's official submission to the Best Foreign Film category at the 2016 Oscars is another tense, gripping, brilliantly characterised account of actions taken under extreme pressure from 'A Hijacking' director Tobias Lindholm. At its centre is a mesmerising performance by rising star Pilou Asbak, who plays Euron Greyjoy in 'Game of Thrones' and will be seen as Pontius Pilate in the upcoming 'Ben-Hur'. Director: Tobias Lindholm Cast: Pilou Asbak, Tuva Novotny, Dar Salim, Soren Malling Denmark 2015 Danish with English subtitles Run time: 115 mins | |
 | The Big Short (15)
Friday 18th March 7:30pm
Saturday 19th March 7:30pm
Wednesday 23rd March 1:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/118951
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 An A-list cast star in a dark true-life satire about four outsiders who profit from the financial crash. In 2005, eccentric yet brilliant hedge fund manager Michael Burry (Christian Bale) spots signs of instability in the US housing market and works out how to make a fortune when the bubble bursts. This attracts the attention of amoral banker Jared Vennett (Ryan Gosling), who joins forces with self-loathing money manager Mark Baum (Steve Carell) to make a killing. Elsewhere, two rookie investors lure retired trader Ben Rickert (Brad Pitt) back into the game to guide them to untold riches. Adapted from Michael Lewis's non-fiction bestseller The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine, Anchorman director Adam McKay's scabrous black comedy reveals the astonishing true story of the cynical analysts who betted against the American economy. Brilliantly played and slickly edited, it tells a complex, potentially rather dry story in a hugely entertaining way. "Adam McKay's raucous comedy, which manages the unlikely feat of being wildly entertaining while telling a complex and ultimately depressing story." **** - The Independent Director: Adam McKay Starring: Christian Bale, Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Brad Pitt, Marisa Tomei, Max Greenfield, Selena Gomez, Karen Gillan, Finn Wittrock, Melissa Leo, Rafe Spall Run time: 130 mins | |
 | Janis Little Girl Blue (15)
Tuesday 22nd March 7:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/232959
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 An affectionate portrait of the soul singer who died at too young an age, featuring stunning archival footage. Like Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin was a skinny white girl with a big soulful voice and a deeply felt connection to music rooted in African American culture. Both also famously struggled with addiction and died tragically at 27, just as they were hitting their peaks. Oscar-nominated director Amy Berg (West of Memphis) draws extensively on stunning archive footage, contemporary interviews and a wide range of the singer's own personal correspondences. What emerges is a portrait of a hugely witty and talented free spirit who rebelled against her own youth in a town populated by bigotry, where she was targeted for her boyish looks and for being pro-integration. Janis tore down barriers for women just by doing what she wanted, whether openly dating black and white women and men, or leading a rock band with a voice that could take a little piece of anyone's heart. Before Amy, before Kathleen, before Chrissie and Patti… there was Janis. Tricia Tuttle - BFI 'If you loved 'Amy', here's another doc about an electric, tragically brief career' ★★★★ - Time Out ★★★★ - Little White Lies
★★★★ - The Culture Whisper | | | ★★★★★ - BBC Culture
★★★★ - MOJO | | | Director: Amy Berg
Producers: Amy Berg, Alex Gibney, Jeff Jampol, Katherine LeBlond
Screenwriter: Amy Berg
With: Janis Joplin, Chan Marshall
USA 2015
Run time: 106 mins | |
 | The Assassin (12A)
Wednesday 23rd March 7:30pm
Thursday 24th March 7:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/120283
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 Hou Hsiao-Hsien's astonishing and elegant martial arts movie is a must-see on the big screen. Unsurprisingly, Hou Hsiao-Hsien's foray into wuxia (traditional Chinese martial arts) is very different from most films of the genre. During the Tang dynasty, a trained assassin (Shu Qi), deemed insufficiently ruthless by her mentor, is sent on a mission that involves killing a powerful lord who happens to be her cousin (Chang Chen). The plotting is highly intricate, but Hou is more concerned with his heroine's moral and psychological progress and with the fruitful tension between stillness and movement, contemplation and action. His customary long takes, composed and lit to perfection by Mark Lee Ping, are punctuated by rapidly cut, expertly staged flurries of combat – all the more effective for being infrequent and unusually realistic. A film of astonishing elegance and originality. "Heart-stoppingly beautiful ... one of the prettiest films you'll ever see" ***** The Telegraph Taiwan-China-Hong Kong-France 2015
Directed by Hou Hsiao-Hsien
With Shu Qi, Chang Chen, Zhou Yun
Run time: 106 min
With English subtitles | |
 | Capture The Flag (PG)
Friday 25th March 1:30pm
Saturday 26th March 1:30pm
Tuesday 29th March 1:30pm
Thursday 31st March 1:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/120688
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 A surfer kid flies to the moon to defeat a villain and reunite his family in this action-packed animation. Mike Goldwing is a 12-year-old surf-loving kid from Florida who comes from a family of astronauts. Unfortunately, his father Scott and grandfather Frank are no longer on speaking terms. It all dates back to the last Apollo moon mission. Frank was supposed to be on board, but had to pull out when baby Scott got chickenpox. Now there's a chance for reconciliation. Evil Texan billionaire Richard Carson has hatched a dastardly plan to fly to the moon, destroy all trace of the landings and pretend they never happened. That way he can claim its valuable mineral resources for himself. To thwart him, the US government revives its space programme. Plucky Mike sneaks aboard, and finds himself blasted off to the moon with grandpa! This English language version of the smash hit Spanish animation is a fun-packed ride for all the family. Cast: Dani Rovira (voice), Michelle Jenner (Voice) Director: Enrique Gato Showing in: 2D Run time 94 mins | |
 | Dad's Army (PG)
Friday 25th March 7:30pm
Saturday 26th March 7:30pm
Wednesday 30th March 1:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/118933
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 A perfect cast bring the much-loved Home Guard sitcom to the big screen. It's 1944 and WWII is nearly at an end when attention turns to Walmington-on-Sea, where a German spy is on the loose. Can the Home Guard avert disaster? The classic TV comedy that has delighted generations is brought to the big screen by the team behind Johnny English Reborn. It's brilliantly cast, with Toby Jones as Captain Mainwaring and Bill Nighy as Sergeant Wilson. Director: Oliver Parker Cast: Toby Jones, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Bill Nighy, Tom Courtenay, Michael Gambon, Bill Paterson, Blake Harrison, Mark Gatiss, Daniel Mays Run time: 100 mins | |
 | The Railway Children (U)
York Theatre Royal's Olivier award-winning production
Easter Monday 28th March 3:00pm
Tickets: £15.00 Adult/£12.00 Under 16's
Family ticket (2 Adults = 2 Under 16's) £44.00
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/225768
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 E. Nesbit's The Railway Children follows the story of Roberta (Bobbie), Phyllis and Peter, three sheltered siblings who suffer a huge upheaval when their father, who works for the Foreign Office, is taken away from their London home and falsely imprisoned. The children and their mother, now penniless, are forced to move from London to rural Yorkshire near a railway line. The story deals with themes of justice, the importance of family and the kindness of strangers. "Spectacular" ***** The Guardian "Unique and delightful" ***** What's On Stage York Theatre Royal's Olivier award-winning production of Mike Kenny and Damian Cruden's imaginative stage adaptation, is directed for the screen by International Emmy award-winning Ross MacGibbon (The Importance of Being Earnest with David Suchet, Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake). The filmed event from the National Railway Museum in Yorkshire features the original locomotive from the much-loved 1970 film. Run time: 2 hours 8 mins (including 15 minute interval) Cast Roberta (Bobbie) Rozzi Nicholson-Lailey Phyllis Beth Lilly Peter Izaak Cainer Mother Andrina Carroll Father/Doctor/Railway Man Rob Angell Mr Perks Martin Barrass Mrs Perks/Between Maid Elianne Byrne Mrs Viney/Cook Jacqueline Naylor Old Gent Michael Lambourne Jim Alex Wingfield | |
 | Trumbo (15)
Tuesday 29th March 7:30pm
Thursday 31st March 7:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/120693
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 Bryan Cranston shines in the true story of courageous blacklisted Hollywood screenwriter Dalton Trumbo. In 1947, talented, workaholic, wealthy Hollywood screenwriter Dalton Trumbo (Bryan Cranston) is a Communist Party member who speaks up for workers' rights. This attracts the ire of such patriotic Tinseltown players as John Wayne and gossip columnist Hedda Hopper (Helen Mirren). More seriously for Trumbo, when the anti-Communist witch-hunt reaches Hollywood, he's jailed for refusing to name names. On his emergence from prison, the principled writer finds himself blacklisted and unable to work except under a pseudonym. Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston gives a powerhouse performance in this slickly paced true story of the writer of Spartacus and Roman Holiday, who paid a heavy price for standing up for free speech. The great Helen Mirren is also on top form as the odious Hopper in Austin Powers and Meet the Parents director Jay Roach's smart and witty drama. Cast: Bryan Cranston, Elle Fanning, Diane Lane, Helen Mirren, Louis C.K., Alan Tudyk, John Goodman Director: Jay Roach Run time: 124 mins | |
 | Goosebumps (PG)
Friday 1st April 1:30pm
Saturday 2nd April 1:30pm
Wednesday 6th April 1:30pm
Thursday 7th April 1:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/121496
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167
Monsters escape from the Goosebumps books in this mayhem-filled family horror-comedy with Jack Black screening over the Easter Holidays. | |
 | Triple 9 (15)
Friday 1st April 7:30pm
Saturday 2nd April 7:30pm
Wednesday 6th April 7:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/121498
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167
A group of corrupt cops find themselves in real trouble with the Russian mafia, who blackmail them into executing what seems to be a totally impossible heist. Struggling to find a way out, the group formulate a plan involving the murder of a rookie cop. | |
 | Hail, Ceasar! (PG) Friday 15th April 7:30pm
Saturday 16th April 7:30pm
Tuesday 19th April 7:30pm
Wednesday 20th April 1:30pm
Tickets: £6.00 Adult/£4.00 Under 16's
Book online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/118935
Or call the Box Office: 01691 238167 Eddie Mannix is hard at work, keeping the endless scandals and mistakes made by movie stars out of the press. Sadly for him, the cast members of new picture 'Hail, Caesar!' are a badly-behaved bunch. This glamourous and hilarious Hollywood drama is the brainchild of Joel and Ethan Coen (No Country for Old Men), who have written, produced, and directed with their trademark blend of genres. | |
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