CINEMA
SINEMA
26th Sep – 4th, 6th – 10th Oct
25th Oct
Pride
Individual tickets or all day just £12!
OCTOBER HYDREF 2014
SCI FI DAY
(Matthew Warchus, UK 2014, 120mins) Summer of 1984. A group of gay and lesbian activists decide to raise money to help the striking miners, and set off to a small mining village in Wales - where the locals are about to get the surprise of their lives! Stars Imelda Staunton and Bill Nighy.
11th, 12th & 19th Oct
Aladdin (Ron Clements, USA 1993, 87mins) Robin Williams is superb as the wise-cracking genie in this reissue of Disney’s wonderful animation.
12th & 13th
Lucy (Luc Besson, France 2014, 89mins) Luc Besson’s latest film is a wild, enjoyable action thriller. Scarlett Johansson stars as a woman forced to smuggle drugs. But when she accidentally absorbs them they turn her into a fearless warrior, determined to get back at her captors.
13th – 17th, 20th & 22nd Oct
Magic in the Moonlight
Starcrash
28th Sep (live) & 2nd Oct (rescreening)
Billy Elliot the Musical Live from London’s West End, the original creative team behind the film are joined by music legend Elton John to produce a funny, uplifting and spectacular theatrical experience. 195mins.
Robocop (Paul Verhoeven, USA 1984, 99mins) A new digital release of Paul Verhoeven’s classic 80s hit, Robocop was part of the slew of films that helped bring adult violence to the sci-fi genre of the 80s in a way that has long since disappeared.
(Anton Corbijn, UK/USA 2014, 122mins) John le Carré's intelligent spy thriller stars Philip Seymour Hoffman as a brutally tortured half-Chechen, half-Russian who turns up in Hamburg claiming his father’s ill-gotten fortune. But is he really a victim, or a dangerous extremist?
20th Oct
Cult Film Night: Enter the Dragon (Robert Clouse, USA/hK 1973, 98mins) Bruce Lee in his most iconic film, battles an entire compound of fighters in order to bring down the evil drug lord, Han.
21st – 24th, 26th – 31st Oct
Gone Girl
Sat/Sad 11 Sun/Sul 12 Mon/Llun 13
30th Sep & 7th Oct
Boxtrolls 3D & 2D (Graham Annable, Anthony Stacchi, USA 2014, 97mins) Family animation following an orphaned boy raised by underground rubbish-collecting creatures, who enlists his odd friends to save the town.
Tues/Maw 14
National Theatre: A Streetcar Named Desire
Wed/Mer 15
Rescreening of Tennessee Williams’ timeless masterpiece starring Gillian Anderson. 4hrs.
Thurs/Iau 16 Fri/Gwe 17
NY MET OPERA 11th Oct: Macbeth 18th Oct: Le Nozze di Figaro 1st Nov: Carmen
Sat/Sad 18 Sun/Sul 19 Mon/Llun 20 Tues/Maw 21
26th Oct
Bolshoi Ballet: The Legend of Love (Live) A tale of forbidden love, selfsacrifice, jealousy and suffering. 3hrs.
Wed/Mer 22
Thurs/Iau 23 Fri/Gwe 24 Sat/Sad 25
30th Oct & 4th Nov 27th Oct
WATCh AFRICA – Wales Africa Film Festival Four Corners (Ian Gabriel, S Africa 2014, 114mins, subtitled) South Africa’s Oscar entry is a multi-thread, coming of age crime drama set in a unique and volatile South African sub culture. The lives of various characters converge around Ricardo, a promising teen caught up in a street war.
Dear Mandela + Discussion (Dara Kell, S Africa 2012, 90mins, part subtitled) When the South African government promises to ‘eradicate the slums’ and begins to evict shack dwellers far outside the city, three friends who live in Durban's vast shantytowns refuse to be moved. This documentary follows their journey from their shacks to the highest court in the land.
31st Oct – 8th Nov
The homesman (Tommy Lee Jones, USA/France 2014, 122mins) With the help of a drifter (Tommy Lee Jones), a solitary God-fearing lady (Hilary Swank) is tasked with transporting three women across dangerous frontier territory. A compelling western, nominated for the Palm D’Or at Cannes.
National Theatre: Frankenstein
Sun/Sul 26 Mon/Llun 27
Danny Boyle directs Benedict Cumberbatch as Victor Frankenstein and Jonny Lee Miller as the monster, with the actors reversing their roles for the screening on 4th Nov.
Tues/Maw 28
Wed/Mer 29
Thurs/Iau 30
Fri/Gwe 31
Paul Davis Everyone at the Arts Centre, and especially the cinema, would like to pay tribute to our good friend and highly respected colleague Paul Davis. He was part of our family, and his enthusiasm and passion made the cinema a really enjoyable place to be. He was dedicated and gave so much to us because he loved what he did; we will never forget what a truly inspirational and wonderful person he was. We hope our customers will join us in remembering his kindness, and we will dearly miss him. Thank you Paul.
Pride (15) Pride (15) Pride( 15) Pride (15) Pride (15) Billy Elliot (in theatre) Pride (15) Pride (15) Pride (15) No Screenings Pride (15) Pride (15) Pride (15) NT LIVE: A Streetcar Named Desire Pride (15) Pride (15) Pride (15) Pride (15) Pride (15) Pride (15) Aladdin (U) NYMET: Macbeth Aladdin (U) Lucy (15) Magic in the Moonlight (12A) Lucy (15) Magic in the Moonlight (12A) Magic in the Moonlight (12A) Magic in the Moonlight (12A) Bastards with Q&A (12A) Magic in the Moonlight (12A) Magic in the Moonlight (12A) Magic in the Moonlight (12A) A Most Wanted Man (15) -----open day---NYMET: Le Nozze di Figaro Aladdin (U) A Most Wanted Man (15) Magic in the Moonlight (12A) Cult Film Night: Enter the Dragon (18) A Most Wanted Man (15) Gone Girl (18) Magic in the Moonlight (12A) Gone Girl (18) Gone Girl (18) Gone Girl (18) Gone Girl (18) Gone Girl (18) Gone Girl (18) Box Trolls (3D) (PG) The Day the Earth Caught Fire (+intro) (PG) Star Crash (+ intro) (PG) Robocop (+ intro) (PG) BOLSHOI: Legends of Love Gone Girl (18) Box Trolls (3D) (PG) WATCH AFRICA: Four Corners (18) Gone Girl (in theatre) (18) WATCH AFRICA: Dear Mandela + Discussion (15) Box Trolls (3D) (PG) Gone Girl (18) Gone Girl (18) Box Trolls (2D) (PG) Gone Girl (18) Gone Girl (18) Box Trolls (2D) (PG) Gone Girl (18) NT LIVE: Frankenstein (15) Box Trolls (3D) (PG) Gone Girl (18) The Homesman (15)
2.30pm** 5.45pm 8.15pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 7.00pm 8.15pm 2.30pm 5.00pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 5.00pm 7.30pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 2.30pm 5.55pm 2.30pm 5.30pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 2.30pm 7pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 5.55pm 2.30pm 5.30pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 2.30pm 5.15pm 8.15pm 5.15pm 8.15pm 5.15pm 8.15pm 12.00pm 3.00pm 5.30pm 8.15pm 3pm 6.15pm 12.00pm 5.45pm 7.00pm 8.15pm 2.30pm 5.15pm 8.15pm 2.30pm 5.15pm 8.15pm 2.30pm 5.15pm 8.15pm 2.30pm 5.15pm 8.15pm
NOVEMBER/TACHWEDD Sat/Sad 1
Sun/Sul 2 Mon/Llun 3 Tues/Maw 4 Wed/Mer 5
Thurs/Iua 6
TICKETS 6 TOCYNNAU
(David Fincher, USA 2014, 149mins) David Fincher’s gripping, Oscartipped drama stars Ben Affleck as a man accused of murdering his wife, attempting to keep out of the media spotlight while getting to the truth of her disappearance.
25th, 27th Oct – 2nd Nov
Tues/Maw 7
Fri/Gwe 10
Bastards with Q&A by Deborah Perkin
A Most Wanted Man
Sun/Sul 5 Mon/Llun 6
Thurs/Iau 9
15th Oct
17th, 19th & 21st Oct
Fri/Gwe 3 Sat/Sad 4
Wed/Mer 8
(Luigi Cozzi, Italy 1979, 92mins) Imagine C3PO with a Southern American drawl, a scantily clad heroine who’s clothes are so tight she needn’t have bothered, rayguns, laser beams, robots and David Hasselhoff with a perm the size of a planet. Makes Barbarella look like The Godfather!
(Woody Allen, USA 2014, 98mins) Set in 1920s on the opulent French Riviera, Colin Firth stars in Woody Allen’s charming comedy about a magician who takes on the challenge of proving an alluring young clairvoyant is as much a magician as he is….
(Deborah Perkin, UK 2013, 83mins) A powerful documentary telling the story of Rabha El Haimer and her heroic fight to have her informal marriage recognised and her daughter legitimized by the Moroccan judicial system. A complex and compelling portrait of the lives of ordinary women in Morocco.
Wed/Mer 1
Thurs/Iau 2
The Day the Earth Caught Fire (Val Guest, USA 1961, 98mins) A brand new remastered release from the BFI. When the Earth is knocked off its axis by nuclear testing, the Earth’s climate zones are displaced, causing havoc and destruction throughout the world.
OCTOBER/HYDREF
SPECIAL EVENTS All tickets £15, except NY MET £18
Box Trolls (3D) (PG) The Homesman(15) NYMET: Carmen Late Night Horror: Street Trash (18) Box Trolls (3D) (PG) The Homesman (15) The Homesman (15) The Homesman(15) NT LIVE: Frankenstein (In Theatre) (15) The Homesman(15) The Homesman(15) The Homesman(15) The Homesman(15) The Homesman(15) The Homesman(15)
12.00pm 2.30pm 4.55pm 9.00pm 2.30pm 5.30pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 7.00pm 8.15pm 2.30pm 5.45pm 8.15pm 5.45pm 8.15pm
** Silver screening
£6.50 £6 £5.50 £5
1st Nov (Individual tickets or free for Abertoir Pass holders)
£5
Seniors/Pobl hŷn Student and Under 18’/Myfyrwyr a dan 18 Silver Screenings + Free Tea and Coffee Tocynnau ‘Silver Screenings’ + Te a Coffi am ddim Under 12’s/Plant o dan 12
SUBTITLED AND AUDIO DESCRIBED SCREENINGS We are pleased to offer screenings subtitled in English for customers who are hard of hearing. Look for the symbol in the listing. Infra Red audio description is available on all titles with “AD” in the main synopsis.
Abertoir Presents: Street Trash (on 35mm!) (Jim Muro, USA 1987, 101mins) This highly enjoyable, outrageously gory 80s schlock follows a liquor store owner who finds mysterious bottles of booze, and sells them for $1 each. One small problem, they cause the drinkers to melt, very messily! Screening on an original 35mm print.
3D Screenings
£7.50/ Seniors £7 Students/Under 18s £6.50 Under 12s £6 Plus £1 for glasses (re-usable)
3D
Dangosiadau 3D
£7.50/ Pobl hŷn £7 Myfyrwyr/O dan 18 oed £6.50 O dan 12 oed £6 A £1 am sbectol (y gellir eu hail-ddefnyddio)
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