jul & aug 09cinema

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Let us now praise famous men and women! Michael Mann returns to the role of director with his first film since Miami Vice, Public Enemies in which Johnny Depp plays John Dillinger to Christian Bale's FBI gangbuster, Melvin Purvis. As with all of Mann's work, this is a glossy, technically astonishing thriller designed expressly for the big screen and graced with the best of Hollywood acting talent. On a wholly different scale comes Telstar, Nick Moran's portrait of eccentric and troubled record producer, Joe Meek, who pioneered recording techniques in the early 1960s for The Tornados, The Honeycombs and Billy Fury, among others. Con O'Neill gives a compelling performance as Meek, ably supported by a strong cast, including a very anglicised Kevin Spacey and James Corden. Audrey Tautou, returns as Coco Chanel in the biopic Coco Before Chanel, exploring the life and rise to fame of one of the great couturiers and fashion icons.

Jodi Piccoult's novel My Sister's Keeper is brought to the screen and in The Private Lives of Pippa Lee Robin Wright Penn gives a spellbinding performance of the eponymous heroine with lustrous support from the likes of Alan Arkin, Julianne Moore, Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder. The production team that delighted us with Little Miss Sunshine has taken on an equally unlikely scenario and produced another little wonder in Sunshine Cleaning in which Emily Blunt (The Young Victoria) and Amy Adams (Doubt, Miss Pettigrew) put a positive shine on terrible events. For Hardeep, Rashmi and Atul, terrible events appear to revolve around their family, thus Meera Syal, Nitin Ganatra and Zubin Varla try to sort out the consequences of their mother's death in a comedy that will make you wince with recognition as much as it makes you laugh in Mad, Sad & Bad.

Have fun.John Gore. Film Programmer

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The Damned United 15Fri 3 – Sun 5 Jul Dir: Tom Hooper UK 2009 93mins Cast: Michael Sheen, Timothy Spall

Acclaimed actor Michael Sheen (The Queen, Frost/Nixon) continues his startling run bringing public figures to film as the legendary, opinionated football manager Brian Clough, with Timothy Spall as his right hand man, only friend and crutch, Peter Taylor.

Set in 60s and 70s England, The Damned United tells the confrontational and darkly humorous story of Brian Clough’s doomed 44 day tenure as manager of the reigning champions of English football, Leeds United. Previously managed by his bitter rival Don Revie, Leeds had an aggressive and cynical style of football – an anathema to the principled yet flamboyant Clough.

In The Loop 15Fri 3 - Mon 6 Jul Dir: Armando Ianucci Cast: Peter Capaldi, James Gandolfini

From Armando Ianucci, the comic-genius behind The Day Today, I’m Alan Partridge and the BAFTA award-winning The Thick Of It and starring Tom Hollander, James Gandolfini, Peter Capaldi and Steve Coogan, comes a hilarious and biting satire on British-US relations and the lunacy of war.

“Some movies have the knack of arriving at the most painfully right time…” The Guardian

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Revolutionary Road 15Tue 7 – Thu 9 Jul Dir: Sam Mendes UK/US 2008 119mins Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet

Set in 1950s America, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in her Golden Globe winning performance, Revolutionary Road is the story of a young couple who have moved to the city in order to raise their children in the suburbs. Frustrated with their dull, mediocre existence they plan a move to Paris in order to find themselves. But instead, their situation becomes worse as their relationship starts to break down…

Both DiCaprio and Winslet give outstanding performances, as Mendes, adapting from Richard Yates’ novel, perfectly captures this remarkable story of a deteriorating marriage.

The Grocer’s Son 12ALe fils de l’épicierMon 6 & Tue 7 Jul Dir: Eric Guirado France 2007 96mins subtitled Cast: Nicolas Cazalé, Clotilde Hesme

It is summer, and thirty-year-old Antoine is forced to leave the city to return to his family in Provence. His father is sick, so he must assume the lifestyle he thought he had shed – driving the family grocery cart from hamlet to hamlet, delivering supplies to the few remaining inhabitants.

Accompanied by Claire, a friend from Paris on whom he has a secret crush, Antoine gradually warms up to his experience in the country and

his encounters with the villagers, who initially seem stubborn and gruff, but ultimately prove to be funny and endearing. Ultimately, this surprise French box-office hit is about the coming-of-age of a man re-discovering his life and love in the countryside.

“Like taking a vacation in the French countryside and meeting people there of whom you grow extraordinarily fond, The Grocer’s Son is an unalloyed pleasure from start to finish.” Green Cine Daily

The Age of Stupid 12AWed 8 & Thu 9 Jul Dir: Franny Armstrong UK 2009 89mins Cast: Pete Postlethwaite

The Age of Stupid is an ambitious drama/documentary/animation about climate change. Pete Postlethwaite stars as The Librarian, keeper of human knowledge. He is a man living alone in the devastated world of 2055, looking back at “archive” footage from 2007 and asking: “why didn’t we stop climate change when we had a chance?”

“The first successful dramatisation of climate change to hit the big screen.” The Guardian

“I defy anyone to come out and not feel like they’ve got to make a difference.” Caroline Lucas, Leader of the Green Party

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State of Play 12AFri 10 – Mon 13 Jul Dir: Kevin Macdonald UK/US 2009 126mins Cast: Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck, Helen Mirren

Based on the 2003 BBC mini-series of the same title and from the makers of The Last King of Scotland, this film boasts another star turn from Helen Mirren as a feisty newspaper editor.

This political thriller follows Stephen Collins (Affleck), a fast-rising US Congressman whose ambitions are threatened when his mistress (a former research assistant) is found dead in suspicious circumstances.

During a probe into a series of seemingly unrelated murders, Cal McCaffrey (Crowe), an investigative journalist and Collins’ former campaign manager, finds himself tasked with solving the case, becoming romantically entangled with the Congressman’s estranged wife in the process.

Fireflies in the Garden 15Fri 10 – Sun 12 Jul Dir: Dennis Lee US 2008 100mins Cast: Ryan Reynolds, Willem Dafoe, Emily Watson, Julia Roberts, Ioan Gruffudd

Award-winning filmmaker Dennis Lee guides a stellar ensemble in this haunting family drama of recrimination and reconciliation in Fireflies in the Garden. Oscar-winner Julia Roberts is at the centre of the story playing a beleaguered family matriarch, Lisa, who has subordinated her needs and desires to those of her family, particularly her cold, demanding husband (Dafoe). Lisa's sudden death brings her entire clan together and triggers a series of flashbacks that reveal how the seeds of discontent today were planted years earlier.

Starring Julia Roberts, Ryan Reynolds, Willem Dafoe, Emily Watson, Hayden Panettiere and Ioan Gruffudd, Fireflies in the Garden juxtapositions the past and present in a fluid, lyrical, and emotionally resonant manner to demonstrate that, while family is hard to live with, it is impossible to live without.

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The Reader 15Fri 17 – Sun 19 Jul Dir: Stephen Daldry US/Germany 2008 125mins Cast: Kate Winslet, Ralph Fiennes

Kate Winslet in her Oscar-winning role stars as Hanna, a woman who embarks on a passionate but secretive affair with teenager Michael Berg in post-WWII Germany.

Michael discovers that Hanna loves being read to and their physical relationship deepens until Hanna mysteriously disappears one day and Michael is left confused and heartbroken. Eight years later, while Michael is a law student observing the Nazi war crime trials, he is stunned to find Hanna back in his life – this time as a defendant in the courtroom.

As Hanna’s past is revealed, Michael uncovers a deep secret that will impact both their lives.

Telstar 15Tue 14 – Fri 17 Jul Dir: Nick Moran UK 2008 119mins Cast: Con O’Neill, Pam Ferris, Kevin Spacey, James Corden, Ralf Little

Set against the backdrop of early 60s London, Telstar is the story of one of the world's pioneers of independent record producing, Joe Meek. A maverick genius who enjoyed phenomenal early success with TELSTAR – the biggest selling record of its time – before bad luck, depression, heartbreak and paranoia forced him into murder and suicide. A talented but deeply troubled soul, Meek dabbled in the occult.

Far from being a maudlin tale, this stranger than fiction true story is a satirical comic drama revealing the many sides of Joe Meek, a man who is now revered as a pioneer in the field of popular music.

Spartacus PGSat 18 & Sun 19 Jul Dir: Stanley Kubrick US 1960 197mins Cast: Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Jean Simmons

Starring legendary Hollywood icon Kirk Douglas in possibly his greatest film role ever and directed by controversial filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, Spartacus tells the story of a rebellious slave sold into gladiatorial school. When forced to fight to the death against a menacing Woody Strode, in one of the film’s gripping and most memorable scenes, Spartacus leads a revolt and an escape to freedom.

Elaborate battle sequences and a dynamic musical score add to the film’s grandeur. A must-see on the big screen.

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Katyn 15Fri 24 – Sun 26 Jul Dir: Andrzej Wajda Poland 2007 121mins subtitled Cast: Artur Zmijewski, Maja Ostaszewska

Katyn is the story of Polish army officers murdered by the Russia secret police in the Katyn forest during the Second World War and the families who, unaware of the crime, were still waiting for their husbands, fathers, sons and brothers to return. It is a film about the continuing struggle over history and memory, and an uncompromising exploration of the Russian cover up of the massacre that prevented the Polish people from commemorating those that had been killed.

Little over a month after the German invasion of Poland, at the beginning of World War Two, The Red Army began an incursion into Polish territory from the east. With most of eastern Poland soon under Soviet control nearly quarter of a million Polish officers, regular soldiers and policemen found themselves in Russian internment camps.

But what of those women, waiting for their beloved in the Polish state, who are dependent on Soviet Russia? Will the ideas of homeland and freedom retain the same meaning for those who have accepted the new system?

“Leading Polish director Andrzej Wajda lost his father in the Soviet massacre of polish officers and soldiers in Katyn forest in 1940. His film is a powerful re-creation of the event.” Times Culture

Sunshine Cleaning 15Mon 20 – Thu 23 Jul Dir: Christine Jeffs US 2008 91mins Cast: Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, Alan Arkin

A single mother and her slacker sister find an unexpected way to turn their lives around in the off-beat dramatic comedy Sunshine Cleaning from the makers of Little Miss Sunshine.

Once the high school cheerleading captain who dated the quarterback, Rose Lorkowski (Adams) now finds herself a thirty-something single mother working as a maid. Her sister Norah (Blunt) is still living at home with their dad Joe (Arkin), a salesman with a lifelong history of ill-fated get rich quick schemes. Desperate to get her son into a better school, Rose persuades Norah to go into the crime scene clean-up business with her to make some quick cash. In no time, the girls are up to their elbows in murders, suicides and other specialised situations. As they climb the ranks in a very dirty job, the sisters find new respect for one another and the closeness they have always craved finally blossoms.

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My Sister’s Keeper 12AFri 24 – Thu 30 Jul Dir: Nick Cassavetes US 2009 110mins Cast: Cameron Diaz, Jason Patric, Abigail Breslin

Sara and Brian Fitzgerald’s life with their young son and their two-year-old daughter, Kate, is forever altered when they learn that Kate has leukaemia. Their only hope is to conceive another child specifically intended to save Kate’s life – Anna.

Kate and Anna share a bond closer than most sisters. Throughout their young lives they endure various medical procedures and hospital stays – just another part of their close-knit family’s otherwise normal life.

Until Anna, now 11, says ‘no’. She hires her own lawyer, initiating a court case that divides the family and that could leave Kate’s rapidly failing body in the hands of fate.

Based on the bestselling book from Jodi Piccoult, My Sister’s Keeper reveals surprising truths that challenge one’s perceptions of family love and loyalty.

The Private Lives of Pippa Lee 15Fri 31 Jul – Thu 6 Aug Dir: Rebecca Miller US 2009 99mins Cast: Robin Wright Penn, Keanu Reeves, Julianne Moore, Alan Arkin

From all outward appearances, Pippa Lee (Wright Penn) leads a charmed existence. An anchor of feminine serenity, she is the devoted wife of an accomplished publisher (Arkin) thirty years her senior, the proud mother of two grown children, and a trusted friend and confidant to all who cross her path.

But as Pippa dutifully follows her husband to a new life in a staid Connecticut retirement community, her idyllic world and the persona she has built over the course of her marriage will be put to the ultimate test.

In truth, the gracious woman of the present day has seen more than her fair share of turmoil in her past until finding love and security in a family of her own. Embarking on a bittersweet journey of self-discovery, along with help from a new, strange and soulful acquaintance (Reeves), Pippa must now confront both her volatile past and the hidden undercurrents of her seemingly placid world to find the true sense of self which has always eluded her.

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Rudo & Cursi 15Fri 7 – Sun 9 Aug Dir: Carlos Cuarón US/Mexico 2008 103mins subtitled Cast: Gael Garcia Bernal, Diego Luna

Soccer provides the backdrop for this rowdy, ramshackle comedy about two brothers – Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna, reunited after the terrific Y Tu Mama También – who find themselves opponents on the playing field.

Tato and Beto are two brothers who have a simple dream of saving enough money to build their mother her ideal house. But fate has other plans; a friendly game of soccer leads to first one, then the other being taken on by the nation’s top talent scout, Batuta, and gives rise to the first of many emotional head to heads between the brothers.

Suddenly they find themselves living the high life of star athletes – fame, riches, fast cars and beautiful women. But every dream has a dark side, and when they are forced to compete on rival teams, bitterness brews between them.

Public Enemies 18 Fri 7 – Thu 13 Aug Dir: Michael Mann US 2009 143mins Cast: Johnny Depp, Christian Bale, Marion Cotillard

Acclaimed filmmaker Michael Mann directs Johnny Depp, Christian Bale and Academy Award winner Marion Cotillard (La Vie en Rose) in the story of legendary Depression-era outlaw John Dillinger (Depp) – the charismatic bank robber whose lightening raids made him the number one target of J. Edgar Hoover’s fledgling FBI and its top agent Melvin Purvis (Bale), and a folk hero to much of the public.

No one could stop Dillinger and his gang. No jail could hold him. His charm and audacious jailbreaks endeared him to almost everyone.

But while the adventures of Dillinger’s gang thrilled many, Hoover hit on the idea of exploiting the outlaw’s capture as a way to elevate his Bureau of Investigation into the national police force that became the FBI. He made Dillinger America’s first Public Enemy Number One and sent in Purvis, the dashing “Clark Gable of the FBI”.

The Class 15Entre les mursFri 31 Jul – Sun 2 Aug Dir: Laurent Cantet France 2008 130mins subtitled Cast: François Bégaudeau

Based on teacher and author François Bégaudeau’s book Entre Les Murs, this fully-wired observational tale of a term in one classroom at a Parisian junior high school came as an exhilarating, board-sweeping candidate for and winner of the Palme d’Or in Cannes in 2008.

Bégaudeau himself plays a committed teacher of good intentions whose zeal to engage his mixed bag of adolescent pupils in language and literature sees him cross taboo boundaries. In reaction, one of his most promising pupils begins to slide deeper and deeper into trouble. Can the teacher save him from himself?

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Chéri 15Fri 14 – Sun 16 Aug Dir: Stephen Frears UK 2009 93mins Cast: Michelle Pfeiffer, Rupert Friend

Set in the luxurious demi-monde of pre-First World War Paris, Chéri is the story of the love affair between the beautiful retired courtesan Léa (Pfeiffer) and Chéri (Friend), the son of her old colleague and rival Mme Peloux.

Léa has educated the spoilt and callow boy in the ways of love, but after six years Mme Peloux has secretly arranged a marriage between Chéri and Edmée, daughter of another rich courtesan. As the inevitable moment of parting approaches, Léa and Chéri try to come to terms with their imminent separation, but the roots of their life of ease and pleasure reach deeper than even they imagine and they begin to understand, too late, how much they mean to one another.

Frozen River TBCFri 14 – Sun 16 Aug Dir: Courtney Hunt US 2008 97mins Cast: Melissa Leo, Misty Upham, Charlie McDermott, Mark Boone Junior

Life in Massena is as harsh and barren as the frigid landscape. In this bleak terrain, two hardened single mothers are trying to make lives for their children. Lila is a widowed Mohawk whose mother-in-law ‘stole’ her newborn son a year ago. Ray is a mother of two whose gambling-addicted husband just left town with the down payment for their new trailer home.

Faced with little opportunity to make ends meet, Ray and Lila embark on an illegal venture transporting immigrants into the US across Mohawk territory. With the money for the down payment within Ray’s grasp, the women are determined to make one last run. When circumstances spiral out of control, the two women must make life or death decisions based on their friendship and love for their children.

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Mad, Sad & Bad TBCMon 17 – Thu 20 Aug Dir: Avie Luthra UK 2009 90mins Cast: Meera Syal, Nitin Ganatra, Zubin Varla, Andrea Riseborough

Family driving you round the bend…?

Avie Luthra, a practising psychiatrist, makes his debut as a writer/director with this warm but unsentimental comic portrait of a family in minor meltdown.

The title refers to terms used in psychology to define dysfunctional behaviour, but also to the three siblings at the heart of the story: increasingly eccentric writer Atul (Ganatra), self-seeking shrink Hardeep (Varla) and depressed spinster Rashmi (Syal). Can these lost souls get back on track?

Q&A with Director Avie Luthra Tue 18 Aug

Looking for Eric 15Fri 21 – Sun 23 Aug Dir: Ken Loach UK 2009 110mins Cast: Eric Cantona, Matthew McNulty, Lucy Jo Hudson

Eric the postman is slipping through his own fingers…

His wife has gone, his stepsons are out of control and the house was chaotic even before a cement mixer appeared in the front garden. Life is crazy enough, but it is Eric’s own secret that is driving him to the brink. In desperate times it takes a spliff and a special friend to help a lost postman find his way, so Eric turns to his hero: footballing genius, philosopher and poster boy, Eric Cantona.

As a certain Frenchman says “He who is afraid to throw the dice, will never throw a six”.

“The best movie medicine I’ve had all year.” The Daily Mail

“A real crowd-pleaser with both heart and soul.” Time Out

Coco Before Chanel 12A Coco Avant ChanelFri 21 – Thu 27 Aug Dir: Anne Fontaine France 2009 105mins subtitled Cast: Audrey Tautou, Benoit Poelvoorde

Audrey Tautou (Amelie) plays the legendary “Coco” Chanel in an enthralling exploration of her early life before she rose to worldwide fame as the most celebrated fashion designer of the 20th Century. We meet the young Gabrielle Chanel, illegitimate daughter of a travelling salesman who learns to sew in a Catholic orphanage before following her singing ambitions leads her to a cabaret club. It is here she earns the nickname Coco and catches the eye of several high society gentlemen who would ignite her passion and become instrumental in the development of her remarkable career.

Coco Before Chanel is the fascinating untold story of how one woman rose from humble beginnings to become one of couture’s most important icons.

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The Go-Between PGFri 28 & Sat 29 Aug Dir: Joseph Losey UK 1971 116mins Cast: Alan Bates, Julie Christie, Edward Fox

Losey’s adaptation of LP Hartley’s novel is one of his more impressive later works. Together with screenwriter Harold Pinter, he creates another of his depictions of the destructive side of the English class system, as a love affair between the daughter of an affluent country family and a local farmer is tragically thwarted by prejudice and convention. Seen through the eyes of a young boy who acts as the instrument for the couple’s assignations, the affair becomes the nexus for all the repression and unspoken manipulations brewing under the polite façade of an apparently civilised society.

Mesrine: Killer Instinct 15L’instinct de mortFri 28 Aug – Thu 3 Sep Dir: Jean-François Richet France/Canada/Italy 2008 113mins subtitled Cast: Vincent Cassel, Cécile De France, Gérard Depardieu

Jacques Mesrine, last of the great French gangsters, was declared Public Enemy Number One during his lifetime. He regularly finished atop the list of newsmakers in opinion polls. His spectacular death, shot full of holes by police at close range in the middle of Paris, put the crowning touch on his legend. Thirty years after his demise in 1979, the myth of Jacques Mesrine is very much alive. This, the first installment of the two-part biopic devoted to him, is a whirlwind introduction to the charismatic career criminal who became a household name in France.

Featuring a career defining performance by Vincent Cassel (Eastern Promises and Ocean's Thirteen), Gerard Depardieu, Mathieu Amalric (Diving Bell and the Butterfly) and Ludvine Sagnier (Swimming Pool), the film follows the incredible series of hold-ups, prison breaks and kidnappings throughout the 70s and 80s and across several continents. The second installment of this biopic will arrive at Warwick Arts Centre in September.

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Amadeus: The Director’s Cut PGSun 30 & Mon 31 Aug Dir: Milos Forman US 1984 180mins Cast: F. Murray Abraham, Tom Hulce, Simon Callow

Amadeus: The Director’s Cut is includes 20 additional minutes of drama, music and sound not included in the 1984 release, which won 8 Academy Awards at the 1985 Oscars.

In the much coveted leading roles, F. Murray Abraham is featured as Antonio Salieri, the jealousy-ridden 18th Century composer, and Tom Hulce plays the hapless victim of his venom, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the man-child genius whose music is heard throughout the film. Described by Shaffer as “a fantasia based on fact”, the film was inspired by persistent rumours in the early 19th Century that Mozart had been poisoned by his rival, Salieri, a successful court composer driven mad by the revelation of his own mediocrity when compared to Mozart’s God-given genius.

Kisses 15Tue 1 – Thu 3 Sep Dir: Lance Daly Ireland/Sweden 2008 72mins Cast: Kelly O’Neill, Shane Curry

On the fringes of Dublin two kids, Kylie and Dylan, live in a suburban housing estate devoid of life, colour and the prospect of escape. Following a violent altercation with his father, Dylan runs away from home and Kylie goes too!

Together they make their way to the magical night time lights of inner city Dublin to search for Dylan’s brother in the hope of finding the possibility of a new life.

Lance Daly’s vision of Dublin, as seen through the innocent eyes of our protagonists, is a kaleidoscope of magic, wonder and mystery.

But as the night wears on, and Dublin takes on a darker character, the two kids have to rely on the kindness of strangers, the advice of Bob Dylan and their trust in each other to survive the night.

“Charming and irresistibly feel-good.” Hot Press

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We are changing our Box Office ticketing system this summer.

Box Office will be open throughout, however there will be some disruption to our usual ticketing service between 23 June and 7 July and online booking will not be available between 23 June and 13 July.

Our opening hours will remain the same (9.30am – 9pm Mon – Sat & Sun 2pm – 8pm) however we will be opening at 11am on Tue 7 July.

Improvements to our ticketing service will include a new website with improved internet sales, including a pick your own seat feature, the ability to manage your own account and the introduction of secure chip and pin.

Thank you for your patience during this time.

Cinema Cards and Loyalty Points.

We will be changing the way you claim for your Loyalty Card from September.

Your red Cinema Card with expiry date July 2009 will now be valid until 31 August 2009 – please use this opportunity to claim your free ticket before the summer is over!

The new Cinema Loyalty Card will be based on points on your customer account and will be starting from 1 September 2009. To claim loyalty points, sign up to our Cinema Club from August 2009. Benefits include:

• Earn points every time you book a film – see five films and get the sixth free• Film listings emailed to you weekly• Special offers and invitations to film events

To sign up, simply ask to be added to our free Cinema Club when you book at Box Office or online.

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Age of Stupid (The) p03

Amadeus: The Director's Cut p12

Chéri p09

Class (The) p08

Coco Before Chanel p10

Damned United (The) p02

Fireflies in the Garden p04

Frozen River p09

Go-Between (The) p11

Grocer's Son (The) p03

In The Loop p02

Katyn p06

Kisses p12

Looking for Eric p10

Mad, Sad & Bad p10

Mesrine: Killer Instinct p11

My Sister's Keeper p07

Private Lives of Pippa Lee (The) p07

Public Enemies p08

Reader (The) p05

Revolutionary Road p03

Rudo & Cursi p08

Spartacus p05

State of Play p04

Sunshine Cleaning p06

Telstar p05

To get the most enjoyment from your visit to the film theatre, we ask that all mobile phones are switched off.

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July

Wed 01 Looking for Eric 6.30pm Hamlet 2 8.50pm Thu 02 Hamlet 2 6.30pm Looking for Eric 8.30pm Fri 03 The Damned United 6.30pm In The Loop 8.30pm Sat 04 In The Loop 4pm In The Loop 6.30pm The Damned United 8.45pm Sun 05 The Damned United 4pm In The Loop 7.30pm Mon 06 The Grocer's Son PSD. 6.30pm In The Loop 8.30pm Tue 07 The Grocer's Son 6.30pm Revolutionary Road 8.30pm Wed 08 Revolutionary Road 6.30pm The Age of Stupid 9pm Thu 09 The Age of Stupid 6.30pm Revolutionary Road 8.30pm Fri 10 State of Play 6.30pm Fireflies in the Garden 9pm Sat 11 State of Play 4pm Fireflies in the Garden PSD. 6.30pm State of Play 8.45pm Sun 12 State of Play 4pm Fireflies in the Garden 7.30pm Mon 13 State of Play 7.30pm Tue 14 Telstar 7.30pm Wed 15 Telstar 7.30pm Thu 16 Telstar 7.30pm Fri 17 The Reader 6.15pm Telstar 8.45pm Sat 18 The Reader 5pm Spartacus 7.30pm Sun 19 The Reader 4pm Spartacus 7pm Mon 20 Sunshine Cleaning 7.30pm Tue 21 Sunshine Cleaning 7.30pm Wed 22 Sunshine Cleaning 7.30pm Thu 23 Sunshine Cleaning 7.30pm Fri 24 My Sister's Keeper PSD. 6.30pm Katyn 8.45pm Sat 25 My Sister's Keeper 4pm Katyn 6.30pm My Sister's Keeper 9pm Sun 26 My Sister's Keeper 4pm Katyn 7.30pm Mon 27 My Sister's Keeper 7.30pm Tue 28 My Sister's Keeper 7.30pm Wed 29 My Sister's Keeper 7.30pm Thu 30 My Sister's Keeper 7.30pm Fri 31 The Class 6.30pm The Private Lives of Pippa Lee 9pm

August

Sat 01 The Private Lives of Pippa Lee PSD. 6.30pm The Class 8.30pm Sun 02 The Class 4pm The Private Lives of Pippa Lee 7.30pm Mon 03 The Private Lives of Pippa Lee 7.30pm Tue 04 The Private Lives of Pippa Lee 7.30pm Wed 05 The Private Lives of Pippa Lee 7.30pm Thu 06 The Private Lives of Pippa Lee 7.30pm Fri 07 Rudo & Cursi 6.30pm Public Enemies 8.45pm Sat 08 Rudo & Cursi 6.30pm Public Enemies 8.45pm Sun 09 Rudo & Cursi 4pm Public Enemies 7.30pm Mon 10 Public Enemies 7.30pm Tue 11 Public Enemies S. 7.30pm Wed 12 Public Enemies 7.30pm Thu 13 Public Enemies 7.30pm Fri 14 Chéri 6.30pm Frozen River 8.30pm Sat 15 Frozen River 6.30pm Chéri 8.30pm Sun 16 Chéri 4pm Frozen River 7.30pm Mon 17 Mad, Sad & Bad 7.30pm Tue 18 Mad, Sad & Bad Q&A. 7.30pm Wed 19 Mad, Sad & Bad PSD. 7.30pm Thu 20 Mad, Sad & Bad 7.30pm Fri 21 Looking for Eric 6.30pm Coco Before Chanel 9pm Sat 22 Looking for Eric 4pm Coco Before Chanel 6.30pm Looking for Eric 8.45pm Sun 23 Looking for Eric 4pm Coco Before Chanel 7.30pm Mon 24 Coco Before Chanel 7.30pm Tue 25 Coco Before Chanel 7.30pm Wed 26 Coco Before Chanel 7.30pm Thu 27 Coco Before Chanel 7.30pm Fri 28 The Go-Between 6pm Mesrine: Killer Instinct 8.30pm Sat 29 The Go-Between 4.30pm Mesrine: Killer Instinct 7.30pm Sun 30 Amadeus: The Director's Cut 7pm Mon 31 Amadeus: The Director's Cut 7pm

September

Tue 01 Kisses 6.30pm Mesrine: Killer Instinct 8.30pm Wed 02 Kisses 6.30pm Mesrine: Killer Instinct 8.30pm Thu 03 Kisses 6.30pm Mesrine: Killer Instinct 8.30pm

Subtitled Screenings (S.) We continue our series of films in the English language that are screened with English subtitles to assist our deaf and hard of hearing patrons and those for whom English is not their first language.

August Tue 11 Public Enemies 7.30pm

In The Frame Post Screening Discussions (PSD.) Chaired by Julia Jones and taking place in the National Grid Room, these Post Screening Discussions will give the audience the opportunity to discuss the film they have just seen in more detail.

Question & Answer Session (Q&A.) For some screenings, we are delighted to welcome members of the team involved in creating the film - often the director. The Q&A session will take place in the Cinema at the end of the screening and give you the chance to put your questions forward.

Autumn Highlights in the Newly Re-opened Butterworth Hall

September Sun 27 Tim Minchin

October Tue 6 Soweto Gospel Choir Fri 9 Jimmy Carr: Rapier Wit Sun 11 Tango Fire Sat 24 The Proclaimers

November Sun 1 Julian Clary Sat 14 Al Murray - The Pub Landlord's Beautiful British Tour Sat 28 Alistair McGowan

December Wed 2 The Saw Doctors

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On approaches to Coventry, simply follow the brown signs for Warwick Arts Centre. Once on the University of Warwick campus, head for car parks 6, 7 or 8. For the latest on the roads around Coventry visit:www.bbc.co.uk/coventry/travel

By Train

Services run regularly from Birmingham, Leicester and London to Coventry from where we are a short taxi or bus ride away.

By Bus

Regular bus services from Coventry, Leamington Spa and Kenilworth stop outside the Arts Centre. Centro Hotline: 024 7655 9559

booking informationTelephone Bookings

024 7652 4524

Online Bookings (see page 19)

www.warwickartscentre.co.uk

Box Office Opening Times

Mon - Sat 9.30am - 9.00pmSun - 2.00pm - 8.00pm

Ticket Prices (unless otherwise stated)

Full Price: £6.50

Discounts: £5.25*

Groups of 5+: £4.75 each

Full Time Students, Under 16s, Registered unemployed: £4.25

University of Warwick students: £2.50

Weekday Matinees: £4.25* 60+ in full-time retirement, Passport to Leisure holders

Brochure available in large print on 024 7652 4524

Design by Un.titled www.un.titled.co.uk

Warwick Arts Centre reserves the right to change the film programme without notice.

Please check our website or contact the Box Office for updated information.

Warwick Arts Centre is a resource provided by The University of Warwick. We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following organisations:

CP = Car Park

concert series 2009-2010

including Gala Opening ConcertWed 7 Oct

With orchestras of the highest international quality, conductors of the highest repute and soloists of the highest standing. Subscription Booking open now. pick up a form from Box Office.

Individual Booking opens Mon 10 August 2009.