WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
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WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
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WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
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EVERY MONTH
04
SILVER SCREEN FAMILY MOVIE MATINEES Programmed with the discerning viewer in mind! Senior citizens pay £4.30 and receive free tea/coffee and biscuits. THU 1, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
Programmed with the discerning younger viewer in mind! All tickets are £3.50 (unless otherwise stated).
BRINGING UP BABY! This exclusive screening is for you and your baby (up to one year of age). Tickets are £4.50 for adults, babies go FREE.
WHEN IT’S ON
NOVEMBER 2012 Thu 1
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) See page October brochure or website for details. FROM FRI 2
CONTINUING INTO NOVEMBER
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) 93m
BARBARA (12A)
THE MASTER (CERT TBC)
With English Subtitles
Dir: Ron Fricke United States 2011 102m
Dir: Ben Affleck United States 2012 120m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Jacques Audiard France 2012 122m
Director Ron Fricke’s stunningly beautiful follow-up to Baraka takes us on another world tour, showcasing both the natural beauty of our planet and the lengths we go to in destroying it. In the tradition of dazzling ‘non-verbal’ films like Koyaansqatsi, the music (by Michael Stearns, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello de Francisci), and the astonishing images speak for themselves. Bradford International Film Festival
Starring: John Goodman, Bryan Cranston,
Telluride Film Festival
87m
THE MASTER ARGO RUST AND BONE AMOUR SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
GINGER AND ROSA (12A)
FROM FRI 30
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (12A)
THE HUNT (15)
Dir: Paul Anderson United States 2012 137m
Dir: Mike Newell United States 2012 128m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Christian Petzold Germany 2012 105m
Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams,
Dir: David O Russell United States 2012 TBC
Starring: Helena Bonham-Carter, Jeremy Irvine,
Dir: Thomas Vinterberg Denmark 2012 115m
Ben Affleck
Starring: Nina Hoss, Rainer Bock,
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence,
Ralph Fiennes
Starring: Mads Mikkelsen
Dir: Michel Ocelot France 2011 84m
Funny and nail-bitingly tense, the film tells the true story of how a CIA “exfilt” man (Affleck) helped smuggle six U.S. embassy employees out of Iran in 1980 by passing them off as a Canuck film crew. John Goodman and Alan Arkin have great fun as the Hollywood insiders who help build the cover story - a cheesy space opera that hopes to film in Iran. As one character puts it: “This is the best bad idea we have, by far.” National Post
Ronald Zehrfeld
One of the most anticipated films of the year, Paul Thomas Anderson’s tale of an aimless WWII veteran who befriends the charismatic founder of a new religion is a provocative study of male camaraderie, deception, and hubris. Like all of Anderson’s films to date, The Master is a study of masculine power: the risks men take, the control they seek, the wars they wage with one another. Hoffman, Phoenix and Adams give the film the depth only great actors can bring, and the spare score by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood (who also scored Anderson’s There Will Be Blood) amplifies the film’s ability to unsettle. TIFF
Robert De Niro
This year marks the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens, so it’s fitting that it also sees the release of this faithful and beautifully realized adaptation of one of his greatest novels - the story of a humble orphan who suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor. An outstanding roster of British acting talent including Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Sally Hawkins, Jason Flemyng and Ewen Bremner — bring Charles Dickens’ universe to life under the direction of Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral). TIFF
Thomas Vinterberg’s (The Celebration) The Hunt is a spellbinding Danish drama about the extremes of love and the violent, irrational fear that grips those that love too much. Cannes Best Actor award winner Mads Mikkelsen is emotionally shattering as Lucas, a handsome, respected Kindergarten worker wrongly accused of a sexual encounter with his best friend’s young daughter, sparking a small-town condemnation that spirals into psychological turmoil for Lucas and his teenage son. Tough, measured, worldclass filmmaking. CAC on Film
A series of magical and colourful tales that take place when three friends meet in an old cinema to tell their stories, each set in a different mythical land and peopled with a cast of larger-than-life characters including princes and princesses, young lovers, werewolves and dragons. [IN ENGLISH]
The superb German actress Nina Hoss casts a surprising spell in this subtly shaded love story set in an East German village a decade before the fall of the Wall. Barbara is a doctor dispatched from the city to a post in a tiny country hospital. But what looks like a summer idyll is in fact a community as beset with paranoia and citizen surveillance as the East Berlin of The Lives of Others.
FROM FRI 16
Starring: Chris O’Dowd, Deborah Mailman,
AMOUR (12A)
Jessica Mauboy
FROM FRI 30
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (CERT TBC)
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) Dir: Wayne Blair Australia 2012 103m
FROM FRI 23
Recently released after a court-ordered stint at a psychiatric facility, Pat attempts to acclimate back into his parents’ (played by Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver) home and win back his estranged wife Nikki. Into his orbit flies Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), an equally volatile young widow with an offer to help Pat get Nikki back… with a price. Silver Linings Playbook is bound to be one of the most talked about films of the year: effortlessly dysfunctional, thrillingly acted, and thoroughly rewarding. The Hamptons International Film Festival
TALES OF THE NIGHT (PG)
THU 8, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
SKYFALL (12A) See October brochure or website for details. An English subtitled version will also be shown at 1.30pm for customers who are deaf or hard of hearing.
THU 15, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
FROM FRI 30
With English Subtitles
SAT 17, 1.30PM
TUE 13, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
Sat 3
SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENING A screening suitable for children with specific needs and from within the autistic spectrum. Tickets £2 for under-16s. Adults £3.50. Sun 4
Dir: Michael Haneke France 2012 127m Starring: Isabelle Huppert, Jean- Louis
SIGHTSEERS (15)
PARANORMAN (PG)
Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva
Dir: Ben Wheatley United Kingdom 2012 88m
Dir: Chris Butler United States 2010 92m
The well-deserved winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes this year. Haneke turns his careful gaze on an elderly, cultured French couple in their eighties. When she goes into hospital for a minor operation, it sets her on a downward slope of decreased mobility and creeping senility. Painful to watch, but one of the most arrestingly truthful films you’ll see this year. National Post
Starring: Alice Lowe, Steve Oram
Starring: Kodi Smit-McPhee,
A shift in gears from the Kill List director Ben Wheatley takes Chris and Tina on a strange and truly disturbing odyssey through the English countryside as they take a very wrong turn indeed and the bodies soon pile up around them.
Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz- Plasse
THU 22, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
ARGO (15)
A misunderstood boy, takes on ghosts, zombies and grown-ups to save his town from a curse.
Mon 5
See page 2 for details.
“Dark and very, very funny... a must-see movie.” Empire
Tue 6
SAT 17, 12.45PM
SIGHTSEERS
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
THE MASTER
AMOUR
SAT 24, 3PM
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Fri 2
SAT 10, 1PM
International Film Festival
90m
THE SAPPHIRES
NOVEMBER 2012
FROM FRI 9
Destined to be the crowd-pleasing hit of the year, The Sapphires is a boisterous, inspirational comedy set in the tumultuous days of the late 1960s about a group of talented women from a remote Aboriginal mission. Discovered by a washed up talent scout (the wonderful Chris O’Dowd), they launch a career as an all-girl R&B group and land their biggest gig yet: singing for the troops in the Vietnam War. Based on a true story, The Sapphires is filled with pop and soul gems, immaculately sung. A must-see, stand-up-and-cheer film. The Hamptons
FRANKENWEENIE (PG)
FROM FRI 16
ARGO (15)
Jacques Audiard follows his superb crime drama A Prophet with the stuff of romance: mismatched lovers facing extraordinary obstacles. Alain is an inarticulate thug competing in gladiatorial street fights who can barely keep his son fed, clothed and in school. Stéphanie is a free-spirited, streetwise dolphin trainer who suffers a devastating injury. What could have been the material for a ‘30s melodrama is elevated by the seriousness with which Audiard presents his story and through his extraordinary sense of style.
THE SAPPHIRES
FROM FRI 9
SAMSARA (12A)
Marion Cotillard, Armand Verdure
143m
FROM FRI 9
RUST AND BONE (15) Starring: Matthias Schoenaerts,
SKYFALL (12A)
FROM MON 5
THU 29, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
CRASH, bang! WALLOP (U)
AMOUR (12A)
An exciting afternoon of fun films, made by and for young people as part of bang! Short Film Festival.
See page 2 for details.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (2D) (U) A chance to see Disney’s charming animated classic tale about how true beauty comes from the inside on the big screen.
05
Wed 7
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 BOOK ONLINE WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Skyfall See web 1:30 Beasts of the Southern Wild 12A See web 10:30 1:30 Frankenweenie PG See web 3:45 Ginger and Rosa 12A See web 4:30 National Theatre Live: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Mayhem Horror Film Festival BAFTA presents Sightseers 15 Grabbers 15 Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival The Casebook of Eddie Brewer 18 Guinea Pigs 18 Kino Klubb presents Altered States 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Dead Sushi 18 Chained 18 BAFTA TV SPECIAL: The Secret of Crickley Hall Rabies 18 Scary Shorts 18 V/H/S 18 National Theatre Encore: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Manborg 18 The Shining 15 American Mary 18 Dead Mine 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
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Thu 8
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Fri 9
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Tue 13
12:45 2:15 6:30 9:30 Wed 14 2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Revenge of the Electric Car PG p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
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4:45 5:30 6:15
4:45 5:30
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8:00 8:15 8:30
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4:45 5:30 6:15
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Thu 15
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web Underwire p8
10:30 1:30 4:15
4:45 5:30 6:30
8:00 8:15
Fri 16
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sat 17
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 ParaNorman PG p4 Beauty and the Beast (2D) Supportive Env’t... U p4
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
2:00 1:00 3:30 12:00 2:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
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8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sun 25
5:30 5:00
8:15 8:00
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Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Last Shop Standing + Q&A 15 p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Tue 27
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Canned Dreams 15 p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web Fiendish Film Quiz Cafebar 8.30pm
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45 6:00
8:15 8:00 7:45
Wed 28
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 p2 Amour 12A p2 p2 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Thu 29
Silver Linings Playbook p3 2:15 The Master p2 2:00 Amour 12A p2 10:30 1:30 Café Philosophique Presents: Vertigo PG p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Great Expectations 12A p3 Silver Linings Playbook p3 Sightseers 15 p3 The Hunt 15 p3 Radioman + Q&A 15 p10 Cinebar Presents: Anchorman Cafebar 10.30pm
5:00 5:30
7:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Media Arts presents Hatch See website for details Whole Lotta Soul night Cafebar from 7.30pm
3:00 2:45
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
6:00
Sun 18
The Sapphires PG p1 12:30 3:00 Argo 15 p2 2:45 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 12:45 3:15 Tales of the Night PG p4 1:00 Met Opera Live: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Some Like it Hot PG p11 Met Opera Encore: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
12:30 3:00 12:00 2:45 4:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 Mon 19
6:00 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Tue 20
2:00 12:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2
2:45 3:15
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 The Flaw 15 p9
10:30 1:30
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Ai Weiwei 15p10
2:45 3:15
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00
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Wed 21
Thu 22
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10:30 1:30 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 3:15 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 Taking the Michael 15 + Q&A Video Game QUiz Cafebar 8.45pm
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Fri 23
6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:45
Sat 24
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Walk the Line 12A p11 The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 The Lost Weekend + Panel Discussion PG p10
1:30 12:45
2:00 1:45 2:45 4:45 5:30
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Shadows of Liberty 15 p9
1:45 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
Mon 26
5:00 5:30 4:45 6:00
1:45
10:30 1:30
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
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8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:00
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:30 3:30
5:30 5:00 6:15
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6:00
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Fri 30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll 15 p11 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:15 4:30 2:00
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2:00 2:45 4:15 3:30
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6:00 6:30
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★ Lounge Screenings and Film TBC - see website or social media We’ll announce our full programme including lounge screenings online on Tuesday each week.
Times shown in PINK indicate an introduction prior to the screening. Times shown in ORANGE indicate a Q&A session after the screening. Special events are shown in BLUE. The Bringing up Baby screening is shown in GREEN. Supportive Environment screenings are shown in PURPLE. Silver Screen screenings are shown in RED.
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
01
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
02
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
03
EVERY MONTH
04
SILVER SCREEN FAMILY MOVIE MATINEES Programmed with the discerning viewer in mind! Senior citizens pay £4.30 and receive free tea/coffee and biscuits. THU 1, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
Programmed with the discerning younger viewer in mind! All tickets are £3.50 (unless otherwise stated).
BRINGING UP BABY! This exclusive screening is for you and your baby (up to one year of age). Tickets are £4.50 for adults, babies go FREE.
WHEN IT’S ON
NOVEMBER 2012 Thu 1
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) See page October brochure or website for details. FROM FRI 2
CONTINUING INTO NOVEMBER
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) 93m
BARBARA (12A)
THE MASTER (CERT TBC)
With English Subtitles
Dir: Ron Fricke United States 2011 102m
Dir: Ben Affleck United States 2012 120m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Jacques Audiard France 2012 122m
Director Ron Fricke’s stunningly beautiful follow-up to Baraka takes us on another world tour, showcasing both the natural beauty of our planet and the lengths we go to in destroying it. In the tradition of dazzling ‘non-verbal’ films like Koyaansqatsi, the music (by Michael Stearns, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello de Francisci), and the astonishing images speak for themselves. Bradford International Film Festival
Starring: John Goodman, Bryan Cranston,
Telluride Film Festival
87m
THE MASTER ARGO RUST AND BONE AMOUR SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
GINGER AND ROSA (12A)
FROM FRI 30
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (12A)
THE HUNT (15)
Dir: Paul Anderson United States 2012 137m
Dir: Mike Newell United States 2012 128m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Christian Petzold Germany 2012 105m
Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams,
Dir: David O Russell United States 2012 TBC
Starring: Helena Bonham-Carter, Jeremy Irvine,
Dir: Thomas Vinterberg Denmark 2012 115m
Ben Affleck
Starring: Nina Hoss, Rainer Bock,
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence,
Ralph Fiennes
Starring: Mads Mikkelsen
Dir: Michel Ocelot France 2011 84m
Funny and nail-bitingly tense, the film tells the true story of how a CIA “exfilt” man (Affleck) helped smuggle six U.S. embassy employees out of Iran in 1980 by passing them off as a Canuck film crew. John Goodman and Alan Arkin have great fun as the Hollywood insiders who help build the cover story - a cheesy space opera that hopes to film in Iran. As one character puts it: “This is the best bad idea we have, by far.” National Post
Ronald Zehrfeld
One of the most anticipated films of the year, Paul Thomas Anderson’s tale of an aimless WWII veteran who befriends the charismatic founder of a new religion is a provocative study of male camaraderie, deception, and hubris. Like all of Anderson’s films to date, The Master is a study of masculine power: the risks men take, the control they seek, the wars they wage with one another. Hoffman, Phoenix and Adams give the film the depth only great actors can bring, and the spare score by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood (who also scored Anderson’s There Will Be Blood) amplifies the film’s ability to unsettle. TIFF
Robert De Niro
This year marks the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens, so it’s fitting that it also sees the release of this faithful and beautifully realized adaptation of one of his greatest novels - the story of a humble orphan who suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor. An outstanding roster of British acting talent including Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Sally Hawkins, Jason Flemyng and Ewen Bremner — bring Charles Dickens’ universe to life under the direction of Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral). TIFF
Thomas Vinterberg’s (The Celebration) The Hunt is a spellbinding Danish drama about the extremes of love and the violent, irrational fear that grips those that love too much. Cannes Best Actor award winner Mads Mikkelsen is emotionally shattering as Lucas, a handsome, respected Kindergarten worker wrongly accused of a sexual encounter with his best friend’s young daughter, sparking a small-town condemnation that spirals into psychological turmoil for Lucas and his teenage son. Tough, measured, worldclass filmmaking. CAC on Film
A series of magical and colourful tales that take place when three friends meet in an old cinema to tell their stories, each set in a different mythical land and peopled with a cast of larger-than-life characters including princes and princesses, young lovers, werewolves and dragons. [IN ENGLISH]
The superb German actress Nina Hoss casts a surprising spell in this subtly shaded love story set in an East German village a decade before the fall of the Wall. Barbara is a doctor dispatched from the city to a post in a tiny country hospital. But what looks like a summer idyll is in fact a community as beset with paranoia and citizen surveillance as the East Berlin of The Lives of Others.
FROM FRI 16
Starring: Chris O’Dowd, Deborah Mailman,
AMOUR (12A)
Jessica Mauboy
FROM FRI 30
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (CERT TBC)
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) Dir: Wayne Blair Australia 2012 103m
FROM FRI 23
Recently released after a court-ordered stint at a psychiatric facility, Pat attempts to acclimate back into his parents’ (played by Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver) home and win back his estranged wife Nikki. Into his orbit flies Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), an equally volatile young widow with an offer to help Pat get Nikki back… with a price. Silver Linings Playbook is bound to be one of the most talked about films of the year: effortlessly dysfunctional, thrillingly acted, and thoroughly rewarding. The Hamptons International Film Festival
TALES OF THE NIGHT (PG)
THU 8, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
SKYFALL (12A) See October brochure or website for details. An English subtitled version will also be shown at 1.30pm for customers who are deaf or hard of hearing.
THU 15, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
FROM FRI 30
With English Subtitles
SAT 17, 1.30PM
TUE 13, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
Sat 3
SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENING A screening suitable for children with specific needs and from within the autistic spectrum. Tickets £2 for under-16s. Adults £3.50. Sun 4
Dir: Michael Haneke France 2012 127m Starring: Isabelle Huppert, Jean- Louis
SIGHTSEERS (15)
PARANORMAN (PG)
Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva
Dir: Ben Wheatley United Kingdom 2012 88m
Dir: Chris Butler United States 2010 92m
The well-deserved winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes this year. Haneke turns his careful gaze on an elderly, cultured French couple in their eighties. When she goes into hospital for a minor operation, it sets her on a downward slope of decreased mobility and creeping senility. Painful to watch, but one of the most arrestingly truthful films you’ll see this year. National Post
Starring: Alice Lowe, Steve Oram
Starring: Kodi Smit-McPhee,
A shift in gears from the Kill List director Ben Wheatley takes Chris and Tina on a strange and truly disturbing odyssey through the English countryside as they take a very wrong turn indeed and the bodies soon pile up around them.
Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz- Plasse
THU 22, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
ARGO (15)
A misunderstood boy, takes on ghosts, zombies and grown-ups to save his town from a curse.
Mon 5
See page 2 for details.
“Dark and very, very funny... a must-see movie.” Empire
Tue 6
SAT 17, 12.45PM
SIGHTSEERS
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
THE MASTER
AMOUR
SAT 24, 3PM
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Fri 2
SAT 10, 1PM
International Film Festival
90m
THE SAPPHIRES
NOVEMBER 2012
FROM FRI 9
Destined to be the crowd-pleasing hit of the year, The Sapphires is a boisterous, inspirational comedy set in the tumultuous days of the late 1960s about a group of talented women from a remote Aboriginal mission. Discovered by a washed up talent scout (the wonderful Chris O’Dowd), they launch a career as an all-girl R&B group and land their biggest gig yet: singing for the troops in the Vietnam War. Based on a true story, The Sapphires is filled with pop and soul gems, immaculately sung. A must-see, stand-up-and-cheer film. The Hamptons
FRANKENWEENIE (PG)
FROM FRI 16
ARGO (15)
Jacques Audiard follows his superb crime drama A Prophet with the stuff of romance: mismatched lovers facing extraordinary obstacles. Alain is an inarticulate thug competing in gladiatorial street fights who can barely keep his son fed, clothed and in school. Stéphanie is a free-spirited, streetwise dolphin trainer who suffers a devastating injury. What could have been the material for a ‘30s melodrama is elevated by the seriousness with which Audiard presents his story and through his extraordinary sense of style.
THE SAPPHIRES
FROM FRI 9
SAMSARA (12A)
Marion Cotillard, Armand Verdure
143m
FROM FRI 9
RUST AND BONE (15) Starring: Matthias Schoenaerts,
SKYFALL (12A)
FROM MON 5
THU 29, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
CRASH, bang! WALLOP (U)
AMOUR (12A)
An exciting afternoon of fun films, made by and for young people as part of bang! Short Film Festival.
See page 2 for details.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (2D) (U) A chance to see Disney’s charming animated classic tale about how true beauty comes from the inside on the big screen.
05
Wed 7
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 BOOK ONLINE WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Skyfall See web 1:30 Beasts of the Southern Wild 12A See web 10:30 1:30 Frankenweenie PG See web 3:45 Ginger and Rosa 12A See web 4:30 National Theatre Live: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Mayhem Horror Film Festival BAFTA presents Sightseers 15 Grabbers 15 Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival The Casebook of Eddie Brewer 18 Guinea Pigs 18 Kino Klubb presents Altered States 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Dead Sushi 18 Chained 18 BAFTA TV SPECIAL: The Secret of Crickley Hall Rabies 18 Scary Shorts 18 V/H/S 18 National Theatre Encore: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Manborg 18 The Shining 15 American Mary 18 Dead Mine 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
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Thu 8
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Fri 9
8:00 10.30 4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15
6:00
Sat 10 8.15 11:30
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15 Sun 11
12:30 2:15 4:30 6:30 8:30 11:00 Mon 12
1:00
1:30 2:45
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15
Tue 13
12:45 2:15 6:30 9:30 Wed 14 2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Revenge of the Electric Car PG p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30
4:45 5:30 6:15
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15 8:30
8:00 8:15 8:30
6:00
4:45 5:30 6:15
8:00 8:15 8:30
Thu 15
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web Underwire p8
10:30 1:30 4:15
4:45 5:30 6:30
8:00 8:15
Fri 16
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sat 17
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 ParaNorman PG p4 Beauty and the Beast (2D) Supportive Env’t... U p4
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
2:00 1:00 3:30 12:00 2:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sun 25
5:30 5:00
8:15 8:00
3:00
6:00
8:30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Last Shop Standing + Q&A 15 p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Tue 27
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Canned Dreams 15 p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web Fiendish Film Quiz Cafebar 8.30pm
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45 6:00
8:15 8:00 7:45
Wed 28
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 p2 Amour 12A p2 p2 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Thu 29
Silver Linings Playbook p3 2:15 The Master p2 2:00 Amour 12A p2 10:30 1:30 Café Philosophique Presents: Vertigo PG p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Great Expectations 12A p3 Silver Linings Playbook p3 Sightseers 15 p3 The Hunt 15 p3 Radioman + Q&A 15 p10 Cinebar Presents: Anchorman Cafebar 10.30pm
5:00 5:30
7:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Media Arts presents Hatch See website for details Whole Lotta Soul night Cafebar from 7.30pm
3:00 2:45
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
6:00
Sun 18
The Sapphires PG p1 12:30 3:00 Argo 15 p2 2:45 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 12:45 3:15 Tales of the Night PG p4 1:00 Met Opera Live: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Some Like it Hot PG p11 Met Opera Encore: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
12:30 3:00 12:00 2:45 4:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 Mon 19
6:00 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Tue 20
2:00 12:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2
2:45 3:15
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 The Flaw 15 p9
10:30 1:30
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Ai Weiwei 15p10
2:45 3:15
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Wed 21
Thu 22
6:00
1:00
10:30 1:30 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 3:15 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 Taking the Michael 15 + Q&A Video Game QUiz Cafebar 8.45pm
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Fri 23
6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:45
Sat 24
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Walk the Line 12A p11 The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 The Lost Weekend + Panel Discussion PG p10
1:30 12:45
2:00 1:45 2:45 4:45 5:30
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Shadows of Liberty 15 p9
1:45 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
Mon 26
5:00 5:30 4:45 6:00
1:45
10:30 1:30
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:00
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:30 3:30
5:30 5:00 6:15
8:15 8:00
3:00
6:00
8:00
7:00
Fri 30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll 15 p11 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:15 4:30 2:00
6:00
2:00 2:45 4:15 3:30
5:45
6:00 6:30
8:00 8:15 8:45 8:30
★ Lounge Screenings and Film TBC - see website or social media We’ll announce our full programme including lounge screenings online on Tuesday each week.
Times shown in PINK indicate an introduction prior to the screening. Times shown in ORANGE indicate a Q&A session after the screening. Special events are shown in BLUE. The Bringing up Baby screening is shown in GREEN. Supportive Environment screenings are shown in PURPLE. Silver Screen screenings are shown in RED.
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
01
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
02
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
03
EVERY MONTH
04
SILVER SCREEN FAMILY MOVIE MATINEES Programmed with the discerning viewer in mind! Senior citizens pay £4.30 and receive free tea/coffee and biscuits. THU 1, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
Programmed with the discerning younger viewer in mind! All tickets are £3.50 (unless otherwise stated).
BRINGING UP BABY! This exclusive screening is for you and your baby (up to one year of age). Tickets are £4.50 for adults, babies go FREE.
WHEN IT’S ON
NOVEMBER 2012 Thu 1
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) See page October brochure or website for details. FROM FRI 2
CONTINUING INTO NOVEMBER
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) 93m
BARBARA (12A)
THE MASTER (CERT TBC)
With English Subtitles
Dir: Ron Fricke United States 2011 102m
Dir: Ben Affleck United States 2012 120m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Jacques Audiard France 2012 122m
Director Ron Fricke’s stunningly beautiful follow-up to Baraka takes us on another world tour, showcasing both the natural beauty of our planet and the lengths we go to in destroying it. In the tradition of dazzling ‘non-verbal’ films like Koyaansqatsi, the music (by Michael Stearns, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello de Francisci), and the astonishing images speak for themselves. Bradford International Film Festival
Starring: John Goodman, Bryan Cranston,
Telluride Film Festival
87m
THE MASTER ARGO RUST AND BONE AMOUR SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
GINGER AND ROSA (12A)
FROM FRI 30
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (12A)
THE HUNT (15)
Dir: Paul Anderson United States 2012 137m
Dir: Mike Newell United States 2012 128m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Christian Petzold Germany 2012 105m
Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams,
Dir: David O Russell United States 2012 TBC
Starring: Helena Bonham-Carter, Jeremy Irvine,
Dir: Thomas Vinterberg Denmark 2012 115m
Ben Affleck
Starring: Nina Hoss, Rainer Bock,
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence,
Ralph Fiennes
Starring: Mads Mikkelsen
Dir: Michel Ocelot France 2011 84m
Funny and nail-bitingly tense, the film tells the true story of how a CIA “exfilt” man (Affleck) helped smuggle six U.S. embassy employees out of Iran in 1980 by passing them off as a Canuck film crew. John Goodman and Alan Arkin have great fun as the Hollywood insiders who help build the cover story - a cheesy space opera that hopes to film in Iran. As one character puts it: “This is the best bad idea we have, by far.” National Post
Ronald Zehrfeld
One of the most anticipated films of the year, Paul Thomas Anderson’s tale of an aimless WWII veteran who befriends the charismatic founder of a new religion is a provocative study of male camaraderie, deception, and hubris. Like all of Anderson’s films to date, The Master is a study of masculine power: the risks men take, the control they seek, the wars they wage with one another. Hoffman, Phoenix and Adams give the film the depth only great actors can bring, and the spare score by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood (who also scored Anderson’s There Will Be Blood) amplifies the film’s ability to unsettle. TIFF
Robert De Niro
This year marks the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens, so it’s fitting that it also sees the release of this faithful and beautifully realized adaptation of one of his greatest novels - the story of a humble orphan who suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor. An outstanding roster of British acting talent including Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Sally Hawkins, Jason Flemyng and Ewen Bremner — bring Charles Dickens’ universe to life under the direction of Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral). TIFF
Thomas Vinterberg’s (The Celebration) The Hunt is a spellbinding Danish drama about the extremes of love and the violent, irrational fear that grips those that love too much. Cannes Best Actor award winner Mads Mikkelsen is emotionally shattering as Lucas, a handsome, respected Kindergarten worker wrongly accused of a sexual encounter with his best friend’s young daughter, sparking a small-town condemnation that spirals into psychological turmoil for Lucas and his teenage son. Tough, measured, worldclass filmmaking. CAC on Film
A series of magical and colourful tales that take place when three friends meet in an old cinema to tell their stories, each set in a different mythical land and peopled with a cast of larger-than-life characters including princes and princesses, young lovers, werewolves and dragons. [IN ENGLISH]
The superb German actress Nina Hoss casts a surprising spell in this subtly shaded love story set in an East German village a decade before the fall of the Wall. Barbara is a doctor dispatched from the city to a post in a tiny country hospital. But what looks like a summer idyll is in fact a community as beset with paranoia and citizen surveillance as the East Berlin of The Lives of Others.
FROM FRI 16
Starring: Chris O’Dowd, Deborah Mailman,
AMOUR (12A)
Jessica Mauboy
FROM FRI 30
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (CERT TBC)
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) Dir: Wayne Blair Australia 2012 103m
FROM FRI 23
Recently released after a court-ordered stint at a psychiatric facility, Pat attempts to acclimate back into his parents’ (played by Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver) home and win back his estranged wife Nikki. Into his orbit flies Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), an equally volatile young widow with an offer to help Pat get Nikki back… with a price. Silver Linings Playbook is bound to be one of the most talked about films of the year: effortlessly dysfunctional, thrillingly acted, and thoroughly rewarding. The Hamptons International Film Festival
TALES OF THE NIGHT (PG)
THU 8, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
SKYFALL (12A) See October brochure or website for details. An English subtitled version will also be shown at 1.30pm for customers who are deaf or hard of hearing.
THU 15, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
FROM FRI 30
With English Subtitles
SAT 17, 1.30PM
TUE 13, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
Sat 3
SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENING A screening suitable for children with specific needs and from within the autistic spectrum. Tickets £2 for under-16s. Adults £3.50. Sun 4
Dir: Michael Haneke France 2012 127m Starring: Isabelle Huppert, Jean- Louis
SIGHTSEERS (15)
PARANORMAN (PG)
Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva
Dir: Ben Wheatley United Kingdom 2012 88m
Dir: Chris Butler United States 2010 92m
The well-deserved winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes this year. Haneke turns his careful gaze on an elderly, cultured French couple in their eighties. When she goes into hospital for a minor operation, it sets her on a downward slope of decreased mobility and creeping senility. Painful to watch, but one of the most arrestingly truthful films you’ll see this year. National Post
Starring: Alice Lowe, Steve Oram
Starring: Kodi Smit-McPhee,
A shift in gears from the Kill List director Ben Wheatley takes Chris and Tina on a strange and truly disturbing odyssey through the English countryside as they take a very wrong turn indeed and the bodies soon pile up around them.
Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz- Plasse
THU 22, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
ARGO (15)
A misunderstood boy, takes on ghosts, zombies and grown-ups to save his town from a curse.
Mon 5
See page 2 for details.
“Dark and very, very funny... a must-see movie.” Empire
Tue 6
SAT 17, 12.45PM
SIGHTSEERS
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
THE MASTER
AMOUR
SAT 24, 3PM
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Fri 2
SAT 10, 1PM
International Film Festival
90m
THE SAPPHIRES
NOVEMBER 2012
FROM FRI 9
Destined to be the crowd-pleasing hit of the year, The Sapphires is a boisterous, inspirational comedy set in the tumultuous days of the late 1960s about a group of talented women from a remote Aboriginal mission. Discovered by a washed up talent scout (the wonderful Chris O’Dowd), they launch a career as an all-girl R&B group and land their biggest gig yet: singing for the troops in the Vietnam War. Based on a true story, The Sapphires is filled with pop and soul gems, immaculately sung. A must-see, stand-up-and-cheer film. The Hamptons
FRANKENWEENIE (PG)
FROM FRI 16
ARGO (15)
Jacques Audiard follows his superb crime drama A Prophet with the stuff of romance: mismatched lovers facing extraordinary obstacles. Alain is an inarticulate thug competing in gladiatorial street fights who can barely keep his son fed, clothed and in school. Stéphanie is a free-spirited, streetwise dolphin trainer who suffers a devastating injury. What could have been the material for a ‘30s melodrama is elevated by the seriousness with which Audiard presents his story and through his extraordinary sense of style.
THE SAPPHIRES
FROM FRI 9
SAMSARA (12A)
Marion Cotillard, Armand Verdure
143m
FROM FRI 9
RUST AND BONE (15) Starring: Matthias Schoenaerts,
SKYFALL (12A)
FROM MON 5
THU 29, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
CRASH, bang! WALLOP (U)
AMOUR (12A)
An exciting afternoon of fun films, made by and for young people as part of bang! Short Film Festival.
See page 2 for details.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (2D) (U) A chance to see Disney’s charming animated classic tale about how true beauty comes from the inside on the big screen.
05
Wed 7
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 BOOK ONLINE WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Skyfall See web 1:30 Beasts of the Southern Wild 12A See web 10:30 1:30 Frankenweenie PG See web 3:45 Ginger and Rosa 12A See web 4:30 National Theatre Live: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Mayhem Horror Film Festival BAFTA presents Sightseers 15 Grabbers 15 Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival The Casebook of Eddie Brewer 18 Guinea Pigs 18 Kino Klubb presents Altered States 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Dead Sushi 18 Chained 18 BAFTA TV SPECIAL: The Secret of Crickley Hall Rabies 18 Scary Shorts 18 V/H/S 18 National Theatre Encore: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Manborg 18 The Shining 15 American Mary 18 Dead Mine 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
06
4:45
8:00
Thu 8
8:45 5:45 6:45 7:00
Fri 9
8:00 10.30 4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15
6:00
Sat 10 8.15 11:30
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15 Sun 11
12:30 2:15 4:30 6:30 8:30 11:00 Mon 12
1:00
1:30 2:45
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15
Tue 13
12:45 2:15 6:30 9:30 Wed 14 2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Revenge of the Electric Car PG p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30
4:45 5:30 6:15
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15 8:30
8:00 8:15 8:30
6:00
4:45 5:30 6:15
8:00 8:15 8:30
Thu 15
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web Underwire p8
10:30 1:30 4:15
4:45 5:30 6:30
8:00 8:15
Fri 16
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sat 17
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 ParaNorman PG p4 Beauty and the Beast (2D) Supportive Env’t... U p4
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
2:00 1:00 3:30 12:00 2:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sun 25
5:30 5:00
8:15 8:00
3:00
6:00
8:30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Last Shop Standing + Q&A 15 p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Tue 27
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Canned Dreams 15 p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web Fiendish Film Quiz Cafebar 8.30pm
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45 6:00
8:15 8:00 7:45
Wed 28
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 p2 Amour 12A p2 p2 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Thu 29
Silver Linings Playbook p3 2:15 The Master p2 2:00 Amour 12A p2 10:30 1:30 Café Philosophique Presents: Vertigo PG p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Great Expectations 12A p3 Silver Linings Playbook p3 Sightseers 15 p3 The Hunt 15 p3 Radioman + Q&A 15 p10 Cinebar Presents: Anchorman Cafebar 10.30pm
5:00 5:30
7:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Media Arts presents Hatch See website for details Whole Lotta Soul night Cafebar from 7.30pm
3:00 2:45
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
6:00
Sun 18
The Sapphires PG p1 12:30 3:00 Argo 15 p2 2:45 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 12:45 3:15 Tales of the Night PG p4 1:00 Met Opera Live: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Some Like it Hot PG p11 Met Opera Encore: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
12:30 3:00 12:00 2:45 4:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 Mon 19
6:00 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Tue 20
2:00 12:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2
2:45 3:15
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 The Flaw 15 p9
10:30 1:30
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Ai Weiwei 15p10
2:45 3:15
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Wed 21
Thu 22
6:00
1:00
10:30 1:30 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 3:15 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 Taking the Michael 15 + Q&A Video Game QUiz Cafebar 8.45pm
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Fri 23
6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:45
Sat 24
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Walk the Line 12A p11 The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 The Lost Weekend + Panel Discussion PG p10
1:30 12:45
2:00 1:45 2:45 4:45 5:30
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Shadows of Liberty 15 p9
1:45 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
Mon 26
5:00 5:30 4:45 6:00
1:45
10:30 1:30
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:00
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:30 3:30
5:30 5:00 6:15
8:15 8:00
3:00
6:00
8:00
7:00
Fri 30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll 15 p11 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:15 4:30 2:00
6:00
2:00 2:45 4:15 3:30
5:45
6:00 6:30
8:00 8:15 8:45 8:30
★ Lounge Screenings and Film TBC - see website or social media We’ll announce our full programme including lounge screenings online on Tuesday each week.
Times shown in PINK indicate an introduction prior to the screening. Times shown in ORANGE indicate a Q&A session after the screening. Special events are shown in BLUE. The Bringing up Baby screening is shown in GREEN. Supportive Environment screenings are shown in PURPLE. Silver Screen screenings are shown in RED.
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
01
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
02
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
03
EVERY MONTH
04
SILVER SCREEN FAMILY MOVIE MATINEES Programmed with the discerning viewer in mind! Senior citizens pay £4.30 and receive free tea/coffee and biscuits. THU 1, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
Programmed with the discerning younger viewer in mind! All tickets are £3.50 (unless otherwise stated).
BRINGING UP BABY! This exclusive screening is for you and your baby (up to one year of age). Tickets are £4.50 for adults, babies go FREE.
WHEN IT’S ON
NOVEMBER 2012 Thu 1
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) See page October brochure or website for details. FROM FRI 2
CONTINUING INTO NOVEMBER
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) 93m
BARBARA (12A)
THE MASTER (CERT TBC)
With English Subtitles
Dir: Ron Fricke United States 2011 102m
Dir: Ben Affleck United States 2012 120m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Jacques Audiard France 2012 122m
Director Ron Fricke’s stunningly beautiful follow-up to Baraka takes us on another world tour, showcasing both the natural beauty of our planet and the lengths we go to in destroying it. In the tradition of dazzling ‘non-verbal’ films like Koyaansqatsi, the music (by Michael Stearns, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello de Francisci), and the astonishing images speak for themselves. Bradford International Film Festival
Starring: John Goodman, Bryan Cranston,
Telluride Film Festival
87m
THE MASTER ARGO RUST AND BONE AMOUR SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
GINGER AND ROSA (12A)
FROM FRI 30
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (12A)
THE HUNT (15)
Dir: Paul Anderson United States 2012 137m
Dir: Mike Newell United States 2012 128m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Christian Petzold Germany 2012 105m
Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams,
Dir: David O Russell United States 2012 TBC
Starring: Helena Bonham-Carter, Jeremy Irvine,
Dir: Thomas Vinterberg Denmark 2012 115m
Ben Affleck
Starring: Nina Hoss, Rainer Bock,
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence,
Ralph Fiennes
Starring: Mads Mikkelsen
Dir: Michel Ocelot France 2011 84m
Funny and nail-bitingly tense, the film tells the true story of how a CIA “exfilt” man (Affleck) helped smuggle six U.S. embassy employees out of Iran in 1980 by passing them off as a Canuck film crew. John Goodman and Alan Arkin have great fun as the Hollywood insiders who help build the cover story - a cheesy space opera that hopes to film in Iran. As one character puts it: “This is the best bad idea we have, by far.” National Post
Ronald Zehrfeld
One of the most anticipated films of the year, Paul Thomas Anderson’s tale of an aimless WWII veteran who befriends the charismatic founder of a new religion is a provocative study of male camaraderie, deception, and hubris. Like all of Anderson’s films to date, The Master is a study of masculine power: the risks men take, the control they seek, the wars they wage with one another. Hoffman, Phoenix and Adams give the film the depth only great actors can bring, and the spare score by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood (who also scored Anderson’s There Will Be Blood) amplifies the film’s ability to unsettle. TIFF
Robert De Niro
This year marks the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens, so it’s fitting that it also sees the release of this faithful and beautifully realized adaptation of one of his greatest novels - the story of a humble orphan who suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor. An outstanding roster of British acting talent including Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Sally Hawkins, Jason Flemyng and Ewen Bremner — bring Charles Dickens’ universe to life under the direction of Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral). TIFF
Thomas Vinterberg’s (The Celebration) The Hunt is a spellbinding Danish drama about the extremes of love and the violent, irrational fear that grips those that love too much. Cannes Best Actor award winner Mads Mikkelsen is emotionally shattering as Lucas, a handsome, respected Kindergarten worker wrongly accused of a sexual encounter with his best friend’s young daughter, sparking a small-town condemnation that spirals into psychological turmoil for Lucas and his teenage son. Tough, measured, worldclass filmmaking. CAC on Film
A series of magical and colourful tales that take place when three friends meet in an old cinema to tell their stories, each set in a different mythical land and peopled with a cast of larger-than-life characters including princes and princesses, young lovers, werewolves and dragons. [IN ENGLISH]
The superb German actress Nina Hoss casts a surprising spell in this subtly shaded love story set in an East German village a decade before the fall of the Wall. Barbara is a doctor dispatched from the city to a post in a tiny country hospital. But what looks like a summer idyll is in fact a community as beset with paranoia and citizen surveillance as the East Berlin of The Lives of Others.
FROM FRI 16
Starring: Chris O’Dowd, Deborah Mailman,
AMOUR (12A)
Jessica Mauboy
FROM FRI 30
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (CERT TBC)
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) Dir: Wayne Blair Australia 2012 103m
FROM FRI 23
Recently released after a court-ordered stint at a psychiatric facility, Pat attempts to acclimate back into his parents’ (played by Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver) home and win back his estranged wife Nikki. Into his orbit flies Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), an equally volatile young widow with an offer to help Pat get Nikki back… with a price. Silver Linings Playbook is bound to be one of the most talked about films of the year: effortlessly dysfunctional, thrillingly acted, and thoroughly rewarding. The Hamptons International Film Festival
TALES OF THE NIGHT (PG)
THU 8, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
SKYFALL (12A) See October brochure or website for details. An English subtitled version will also be shown at 1.30pm for customers who are deaf or hard of hearing.
THU 15, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
FROM FRI 30
With English Subtitles
SAT 17, 1.30PM
TUE 13, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
Sat 3
SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENING A screening suitable for children with specific needs and from within the autistic spectrum. Tickets £2 for under-16s. Adults £3.50. Sun 4
Dir: Michael Haneke France 2012 127m Starring: Isabelle Huppert, Jean- Louis
SIGHTSEERS (15)
PARANORMAN (PG)
Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva
Dir: Ben Wheatley United Kingdom 2012 88m
Dir: Chris Butler United States 2010 92m
The well-deserved winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes this year. Haneke turns his careful gaze on an elderly, cultured French couple in their eighties. When she goes into hospital for a minor operation, it sets her on a downward slope of decreased mobility and creeping senility. Painful to watch, but one of the most arrestingly truthful films you’ll see this year. National Post
Starring: Alice Lowe, Steve Oram
Starring: Kodi Smit-McPhee,
A shift in gears from the Kill List director Ben Wheatley takes Chris and Tina on a strange and truly disturbing odyssey through the English countryside as they take a very wrong turn indeed and the bodies soon pile up around them.
Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz- Plasse
THU 22, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
ARGO (15)
A misunderstood boy, takes on ghosts, zombies and grown-ups to save his town from a curse.
Mon 5
See page 2 for details.
“Dark and very, very funny... a must-see movie.” Empire
Tue 6
SAT 17, 12.45PM
SIGHTSEERS
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
THE MASTER
AMOUR
SAT 24, 3PM
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Fri 2
SAT 10, 1PM
International Film Festival
90m
THE SAPPHIRES
NOVEMBER 2012
FROM FRI 9
Destined to be the crowd-pleasing hit of the year, The Sapphires is a boisterous, inspirational comedy set in the tumultuous days of the late 1960s about a group of talented women from a remote Aboriginal mission. Discovered by a washed up talent scout (the wonderful Chris O’Dowd), they launch a career as an all-girl R&B group and land their biggest gig yet: singing for the troops in the Vietnam War. Based on a true story, The Sapphires is filled with pop and soul gems, immaculately sung. A must-see, stand-up-and-cheer film. The Hamptons
FRANKENWEENIE (PG)
FROM FRI 16
ARGO (15)
Jacques Audiard follows his superb crime drama A Prophet with the stuff of romance: mismatched lovers facing extraordinary obstacles. Alain is an inarticulate thug competing in gladiatorial street fights who can barely keep his son fed, clothed and in school. Stéphanie is a free-spirited, streetwise dolphin trainer who suffers a devastating injury. What could have been the material for a ‘30s melodrama is elevated by the seriousness with which Audiard presents his story and through his extraordinary sense of style.
THE SAPPHIRES
FROM FRI 9
SAMSARA (12A)
Marion Cotillard, Armand Verdure
143m
FROM FRI 9
RUST AND BONE (15) Starring: Matthias Schoenaerts,
SKYFALL (12A)
FROM MON 5
THU 29, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
CRASH, bang! WALLOP (U)
AMOUR (12A)
An exciting afternoon of fun films, made by and for young people as part of bang! Short Film Festival.
See page 2 for details.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (2D) (U) A chance to see Disney’s charming animated classic tale about how true beauty comes from the inside on the big screen.
05
Wed 7
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 BOOK ONLINE WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Skyfall See web 1:30 Beasts of the Southern Wild 12A See web 10:30 1:30 Frankenweenie PG See web 3:45 Ginger and Rosa 12A See web 4:30 National Theatre Live: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Mayhem Horror Film Festival BAFTA presents Sightseers 15 Grabbers 15 Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival The Casebook of Eddie Brewer 18 Guinea Pigs 18 Kino Klubb presents Altered States 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Dead Sushi 18 Chained 18 BAFTA TV SPECIAL: The Secret of Crickley Hall Rabies 18 Scary Shorts 18 V/H/S 18 National Theatre Encore: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Manborg 18 The Shining 15 American Mary 18 Dead Mine 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
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Tue 13
12:45 2:15 6:30 9:30 Wed 14 2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Revenge of the Electric Car PG p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30
4:45 5:30 6:15
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15 8:30
8:00 8:15 8:30
6:00
4:45 5:30 6:15
8:00 8:15 8:30
Thu 15
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web Underwire p8
10:30 1:30 4:15
4:45 5:30 6:30
8:00 8:15
Fri 16
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sat 17
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 ParaNorman PG p4 Beauty and the Beast (2D) Supportive Env’t... U p4
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
2:00 1:00 3:30 12:00 2:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sun 25
5:30 5:00
8:15 8:00
3:00
6:00
8:30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Last Shop Standing + Q&A 15 p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Tue 27
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Canned Dreams 15 p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web Fiendish Film Quiz Cafebar 8.30pm
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45 6:00
8:15 8:00 7:45
Wed 28
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 p2 Amour 12A p2 p2 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Thu 29
Silver Linings Playbook p3 2:15 The Master p2 2:00 Amour 12A p2 10:30 1:30 Café Philosophique Presents: Vertigo PG p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Great Expectations 12A p3 Silver Linings Playbook p3 Sightseers 15 p3 The Hunt 15 p3 Radioman + Q&A 15 p10 Cinebar Presents: Anchorman Cafebar 10.30pm
5:00 5:30
7:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Media Arts presents Hatch See website for details Whole Lotta Soul night Cafebar from 7.30pm
3:00 2:45
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
6:00
Sun 18
The Sapphires PG p1 12:30 3:00 Argo 15 p2 2:45 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 12:45 3:15 Tales of the Night PG p4 1:00 Met Opera Live: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Some Like it Hot PG p11 Met Opera Encore: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
12:30 3:00 12:00 2:45 4:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 Mon 19
6:00 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Tue 20
2:00 12:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2
2:45 3:15
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 The Flaw 15 p9
10:30 1:30
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Ai Weiwei 15p10
2:45 3:15
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Wed 21
Thu 22
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10:30 1:30 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 3:15 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 Taking the Michael 15 + Q&A Video Game QUiz Cafebar 8.45pm
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Fri 23
6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:45
Sat 24
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Walk the Line 12A p11 The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 The Lost Weekend + Panel Discussion PG p10
1:30 12:45
2:00 1:45 2:45 4:45 5:30
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Shadows of Liberty 15 p9
1:45 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
Mon 26
5:00 5:30 4:45 6:00
1:45
10:30 1:30
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
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8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:00
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:30 3:30
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3:00
6:00
8:00
7:00
Fri 30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll 15 p11 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:15 4:30 2:00
6:00
2:00 2:45 4:15 3:30
5:45
6:00 6:30
8:00 8:15 8:45 8:30
★ Lounge Screenings and Film TBC - see website or social media We’ll announce our full programme including lounge screenings online on Tuesday each week.
Times shown in PINK indicate an introduction prior to the screening. Times shown in ORANGE indicate a Q&A session after the screening. Special events are shown in BLUE. The Bringing up Baby screening is shown in GREEN. Supportive Environment screenings are shown in PURPLE. Silver Screen screenings are shown in RED.
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
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WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
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WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
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EVERY MONTH
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SILVER SCREEN FAMILY MOVIE MATINEES Programmed with the discerning viewer in mind! Senior citizens pay £4.30 and receive free tea/coffee and biscuits. THU 1, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
Programmed with the discerning younger viewer in mind! All tickets are £3.50 (unless otherwise stated).
BRINGING UP BABY! This exclusive screening is for you and your baby (up to one year of age). Tickets are £4.50 for adults, babies go FREE.
WHEN IT’S ON
NOVEMBER 2012 Thu 1
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) See page October brochure or website for details. FROM FRI 2
CONTINUING INTO NOVEMBER
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) 93m
BARBARA (12A)
THE MASTER (CERT TBC)
With English Subtitles
Dir: Ron Fricke United States 2011 102m
Dir: Ben Affleck United States 2012 120m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Jacques Audiard France 2012 122m
Director Ron Fricke’s stunningly beautiful follow-up to Baraka takes us on another world tour, showcasing both the natural beauty of our planet and the lengths we go to in destroying it. In the tradition of dazzling ‘non-verbal’ films like Koyaansqatsi, the music (by Michael Stearns, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello de Francisci), and the astonishing images speak for themselves. Bradford International Film Festival
Starring: John Goodman, Bryan Cranston,
Telluride Film Festival
87m
THE MASTER ARGO RUST AND BONE AMOUR SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
GINGER AND ROSA (12A)
FROM FRI 30
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (12A)
THE HUNT (15)
Dir: Paul Anderson United States 2012 137m
Dir: Mike Newell United States 2012 128m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Christian Petzold Germany 2012 105m
Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams,
Dir: David O Russell United States 2012 TBC
Starring: Helena Bonham-Carter, Jeremy Irvine,
Dir: Thomas Vinterberg Denmark 2012 115m
Ben Affleck
Starring: Nina Hoss, Rainer Bock,
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence,
Ralph Fiennes
Starring: Mads Mikkelsen
Dir: Michel Ocelot France 2011 84m
Funny and nail-bitingly tense, the film tells the true story of how a CIA “exfilt” man (Affleck) helped smuggle six U.S. embassy employees out of Iran in 1980 by passing them off as a Canuck film crew. John Goodman and Alan Arkin have great fun as the Hollywood insiders who help build the cover story - a cheesy space opera that hopes to film in Iran. As one character puts it: “This is the best bad idea we have, by far.” National Post
Ronald Zehrfeld
One of the most anticipated films of the year, Paul Thomas Anderson’s tale of an aimless WWII veteran who befriends the charismatic founder of a new religion is a provocative study of male camaraderie, deception, and hubris. Like all of Anderson’s films to date, The Master is a study of masculine power: the risks men take, the control they seek, the wars they wage with one another. Hoffman, Phoenix and Adams give the film the depth only great actors can bring, and the spare score by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood (who also scored Anderson’s There Will Be Blood) amplifies the film’s ability to unsettle. TIFF
Robert De Niro
This year marks the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens, so it’s fitting that it also sees the release of this faithful and beautifully realized adaptation of one of his greatest novels - the story of a humble orphan who suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor. An outstanding roster of British acting talent including Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Sally Hawkins, Jason Flemyng and Ewen Bremner — bring Charles Dickens’ universe to life under the direction of Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral). TIFF
Thomas Vinterberg’s (The Celebration) The Hunt is a spellbinding Danish drama about the extremes of love and the violent, irrational fear that grips those that love too much. Cannes Best Actor award winner Mads Mikkelsen is emotionally shattering as Lucas, a handsome, respected Kindergarten worker wrongly accused of a sexual encounter with his best friend’s young daughter, sparking a small-town condemnation that spirals into psychological turmoil for Lucas and his teenage son. Tough, measured, worldclass filmmaking. CAC on Film
A series of magical and colourful tales that take place when three friends meet in an old cinema to tell their stories, each set in a different mythical land and peopled with a cast of larger-than-life characters including princes and princesses, young lovers, werewolves and dragons. [IN ENGLISH]
The superb German actress Nina Hoss casts a surprising spell in this subtly shaded love story set in an East German village a decade before the fall of the Wall. Barbara is a doctor dispatched from the city to a post in a tiny country hospital. But what looks like a summer idyll is in fact a community as beset with paranoia and citizen surveillance as the East Berlin of The Lives of Others.
FROM FRI 16
Starring: Chris O’Dowd, Deborah Mailman,
AMOUR (12A)
Jessica Mauboy
FROM FRI 30
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (CERT TBC)
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) Dir: Wayne Blair Australia 2012 103m
FROM FRI 23
Recently released after a court-ordered stint at a psychiatric facility, Pat attempts to acclimate back into his parents’ (played by Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver) home and win back his estranged wife Nikki. Into his orbit flies Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), an equally volatile young widow with an offer to help Pat get Nikki back… with a price. Silver Linings Playbook is bound to be one of the most talked about films of the year: effortlessly dysfunctional, thrillingly acted, and thoroughly rewarding. The Hamptons International Film Festival
TALES OF THE NIGHT (PG)
THU 8, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
SKYFALL (12A) See October brochure or website for details. An English subtitled version will also be shown at 1.30pm for customers who are deaf or hard of hearing.
THU 15, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
FROM FRI 30
With English Subtitles
SAT 17, 1.30PM
TUE 13, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
Sat 3
SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENING A screening suitable for children with specific needs and from within the autistic spectrum. Tickets £2 for under-16s. Adults £3.50. Sun 4
Dir: Michael Haneke France 2012 127m Starring: Isabelle Huppert, Jean- Louis
SIGHTSEERS (15)
PARANORMAN (PG)
Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva
Dir: Ben Wheatley United Kingdom 2012 88m
Dir: Chris Butler United States 2010 92m
The well-deserved winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes this year. Haneke turns his careful gaze on an elderly, cultured French couple in their eighties. When she goes into hospital for a minor operation, it sets her on a downward slope of decreased mobility and creeping senility. Painful to watch, but one of the most arrestingly truthful films you’ll see this year. National Post
Starring: Alice Lowe, Steve Oram
Starring: Kodi Smit-McPhee,
A shift in gears from the Kill List director Ben Wheatley takes Chris and Tina on a strange and truly disturbing odyssey through the English countryside as they take a very wrong turn indeed and the bodies soon pile up around them.
Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz- Plasse
THU 22, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
ARGO (15)
A misunderstood boy, takes on ghosts, zombies and grown-ups to save his town from a curse.
Mon 5
See page 2 for details.
“Dark and very, very funny... a must-see movie.” Empire
Tue 6
SAT 17, 12.45PM
SIGHTSEERS
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
THE MASTER
AMOUR
SAT 24, 3PM
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Fri 2
SAT 10, 1PM
International Film Festival
90m
THE SAPPHIRES
NOVEMBER 2012
FROM FRI 9
Destined to be the crowd-pleasing hit of the year, The Sapphires is a boisterous, inspirational comedy set in the tumultuous days of the late 1960s about a group of talented women from a remote Aboriginal mission. Discovered by a washed up talent scout (the wonderful Chris O’Dowd), they launch a career as an all-girl R&B group and land their biggest gig yet: singing for the troops in the Vietnam War. Based on a true story, The Sapphires is filled with pop and soul gems, immaculately sung. A must-see, stand-up-and-cheer film. The Hamptons
FRANKENWEENIE (PG)
FROM FRI 16
ARGO (15)
Jacques Audiard follows his superb crime drama A Prophet with the stuff of romance: mismatched lovers facing extraordinary obstacles. Alain is an inarticulate thug competing in gladiatorial street fights who can barely keep his son fed, clothed and in school. Stéphanie is a free-spirited, streetwise dolphin trainer who suffers a devastating injury. What could have been the material for a ‘30s melodrama is elevated by the seriousness with which Audiard presents his story and through his extraordinary sense of style.
THE SAPPHIRES
FROM FRI 9
SAMSARA (12A)
Marion Cotillard, Armand Verdure
143m
FROM FRI 9
RUST AND BONE (15) Starring: Matthias Schoenaerts,
SKYFALL (12A)
FROM MON 5
THU 29, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
CRASH, bang! WALLOP (U)
AMOUR (12A)
An exciting afternoon of fun films, made by and for young people as part of bang! Short Film Festival.
See page 2 for details.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (2D) (U) A chance to see Disney’s charming animated classic tale about how true beauty comes from the inside on the big screen.
05
Wed 7
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 BOOK ONLINE WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Skyfall See web 1:30 Beasts of the Southern Wild 12A See web 10:30 1:30 Frankenweenie PG See web 3:45 Ginger and Rosa 12A See web 4:30 National Theatre Live: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Mayhem Horror Film Festival BAFTA presents Sightseers 15 Grabbers 15 Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival The Casebook of Eddie Brewer 18 Guinea Pigs 18 Kino Klubb presents Altered States 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Dead Sushi 18 Chained 18 BAFTA TV SPECIAL: The Secret of Crickley Hall Rabies 18 Scary Shorts 18 V/H/S 18 National Theatre Encore: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Manborg 18 The Shining 15 American Mary 18 Dead Mine 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
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Thu 8
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Fri 9
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12:45 2:15 6:30 9:30 Wed 14 2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Revenge of the Electric Car PG p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
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Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web Underwire p8
10:30 1:30 4:15
4:45 5:30 6:30
8:00 8:15
Fri 16
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sat 17
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 ParaNorman PG p4 Beauty and the Beast (2D) Supportive Env’t... U p4
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
2:00 1:00 3:30 12:00 2:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sun 25
5:30 5:00
8:15 8:00
3:00
6:00
8:30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Last Shop Standing + Q&A 15 p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Tue 27
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Canned Dreams 15 p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web Fiendish Film Quiz Cafebar 8.30pm
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45 6:00
8:15 8:00 7:45
Wed 28
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 p2 Amour 12A p2 p2 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Thu 29
Silver Linings Playbook p3 2:15 The Master p2 2:00 Amour 12A p2 10:30 1:30 Café Philosophique Presents: Vertigo PG p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Great Expectations 12A p3 Silver Linings Playbook p3 Sightseers 15 p3 The Hunt 15 p3 Radioman + Q&A 15 p10 Cinebar Presents: Anchorman Cafebar 10.30pm
5:00 5:30
7:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Media Arts presents Hatch See website for details Whole Lotta Soul night Cafebar from 7.30pm
3:00 2:45
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
6:00
Sun 18
The Sapphires PG p1 12:30 3:00 Argo 15 p2 2:45 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 12:45 3:15 Tales of the Night PG p4 1:00 Met Opera Live: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Some Like it Hot PG p11 Met Opera Encore: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
12:30 3:00 12:00 2:45 4:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 Mon 19
6:00 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Tue 20
2:00 12:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2
2:45 3:15
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 The Flaw 15 p9
10:30 1:30
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Ai Weiwei 15p10
2:45 3:15
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Wed 21
Thu 22
6:00
1:00
10:30 1:30 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 3:15 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 Taking the Michael 15 + Q&A Video Game QUiz Cafebar 8.45pm
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Fri 23
6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:45
Sat 24
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Walk the Line 12A p11 The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 The Lost Weekend + Panel Discussion PG p10
1:30 12:45
2:00 1:45 2:45 4:45 5:30
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Shadows of Liberty 15 p9
1:45 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
Mon 26
5:00 5:30 4:45 6:00
1:45
10:30 1:30
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:00
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:30 3:30
5:30 5:00 6:15
8:15 8:00
3:00
6:00
8:00
7:00
Fri 30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll 15 p11 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:15 4:30 2:00
6:00
2:00 2:45 4:15 3:30
5:45
6:00 6:30
8:00 8:15 8:45 8:30
★ Lounge Screenings and Film TBC - see website or social media We’ll announce our full programme including lounge screenings online on Tuesday each week.
Times shown in PINK indicate an introduction prior to the screening. Times shown in ORANGE indicate a Q&A session after the screening. Special events are shown in BLUE. The Bringing up Baby screening is shown in GREEN. Supportive Environment screenings are shown in PURPLE. Silver Screen screenings are shown in RED.
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
01
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
02
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
03
EVERY MONTH
04
SILVER SCREEN FAMILY MOVIE MATINEES Programmed with the discerning viewer in mind! Senior citizens pay £4.30 and receive free tea/coffee and biscuits. THU 1, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
Programmed with the discerning younger viewer in mind! All tickets are £3.50 (unless otherwise stated).
BRINGING UP BABY! This exclusive screening is for you and your baby (up to one year of age). Tickets are £4.50 for adults, babies go FREE.
WHEN IT’S ON
NOVEMBER 2012 Thu 1
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) See page October brochure or website for details. FROM FRI 2
CONTINUING INTO NOVEMBER
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) 93m
BARBARA (12A)
THE MASTER (CERT TBC)
With English Subtitles
Dir: Ron Fricke United States 2011 102m
Dir: Ben Affleck United States 2012 120m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Jacques Audiard France 2012 122m
Director Ron Fricke’s stunningly beautiful follow-up to Baraka takes us on another world tour, showcasing both the natural beauty of our planet and the lengths we go to in destroying it. In the tradition of dazzling ‘non-verbal’ films like Koyaansqatsi, the music (by Michael Stearns, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello de Francisci), and the astonishing images speak for themselves. Bradford International Film Festival
Starring: John Goodman, Bryan Cranston,
Telluride Film Festival
87m
THE MASTER ARGO RUST AND BONE AMOUR SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
GINGER AND ROSA (12A)
FROM FRI 30
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (12A)
THE HUNT (15)
Dir: Paul Anderson United States 2012 137m
Dir: Mike Newell United States 2012 128m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Christian Petzold Germany 2012 105m
Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams,
Dir: David O Russell United States 2012 TBC
Starring: Helena Bonham-Carter, Jeremy Irvine,
Dir: Thomas Vinterberg Denmark 2012 115m
Ben Affleck
Starring: Nina Hoss, Rainer Bock,
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence,
Ralph Fiennes
Starring: Mads Mikkelsen
Dir: Michel Ocelot France 2011 84m
Funny and nail-bitingly tense, the film tells the true story of how a CIA “exfilt” man (Affleck) helped smuggle six U.S. embassy employees out of Iran in 1980 by passing them off as a Canuck film crew. John Goodman and Alan Arkin have great fun as the Hollywood insiders who help build the cover story - a cheesy space opera that hopes to film in Iran. As one character puts it: “This is the best bad idea we have, by far.” National Post
Ronald Zehrfeld
One of the most anticipated films of the year, Paul Thomas Anderson’s tale of an aimless WWII veteran who befriends the charismatic founder of a new religion is a provocative study of male camaraderie, deception, and hubris. Like all of Anderson’s films to date, The Master is a study of masculine power: the risks men take, the control they seek, the wars they wage with one another. Hoffman, Phoenix and Adams give the film the depth only great actors can bring, and the spare score by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood (who also scored Anderson’s There Will Be Blood) amplifies the film’s ability to unsettle. TIFF
Robert De Niro
This year marks the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens, so it’s fitting that it also sees the release of this faithful and beautifully realized adaptation of one of his greatest novels - the story of a humble orphan who suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor. An outstanding roster of British acting talent including Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Sally Hawkins, Jason Flemyng and Ewen Bremner — bring Charles Dickens’ universe to life under the direction of Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral). TIFF
Thomas Vinterberg’s (The Celebration) The Hunt is a spellbinding Danish drama about the extremes of love and the violent, irrational fear that grips those that love too much. Cannes Best Actor award winner Mads Mikkelsen is emotionally shattering as Lucas, a handsome, respected Kindergarten worker wrongly accused of a sexual encounter with his best friend’s young daughter, sparking a small-town condemnation that spirals into psychological turmoil for Lucas and his teenage son. Tough, measured, worldclass filmmaking. CAC on Film
A series of magical and colourful tales that take place when three friends meet in an old cinema to tell their stories, each set in a different mythical land and peopled with a cast of larger-than-life characters including princes and princesses, young lovers, werewolves and dragons. [IN ENGLISH]
The superb German actress Nina Hoss casts a surprising spell in this subtly shaded love story set in an East German village a decade before the fall of the Wall. Barbara is a doctor dispatched from the city to a post in a tiny country hospital. But what looks like a summer idyll is in fact a community as beset with paranoia and citizen surveillance as the East Berlin of The Lives of Others.
FROM FRI 16
Starring: Chris O’Dowd, Deborah Mailman,
AMOUR (12A)
Jessica Mauboy
FROM FRI 30
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (CERT TBC)
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) Dir: Wayne Blair Australia 2012 103m
FROM FRI 23
Recently released after a court-ordered stint at a psychiatric facility, Pat attempts to acclimate back into his parents’ (played by Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver) home and win back his estranged wife Nikki. Into his orbit flies Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), an equally volatile young widow with an offer to help Pat get Nikki back… with a price. Silver Linings Playbook is bound to be one of the most talked about films of the year: effortlessly dysfunctional, thrillingly acted, and thoroughly rewarding. The Hamptons International Film Festival
TALES OF THE NIGHT (PG)
THU 8, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
SKYFALL (12A) See October brochure or website for details. An English subtitled version will also be shown at 1.30pm for customers who are deaf or hard of hearing.
THU 15, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
FROM FRI 30
With English Subtitles
SAT 17, 1.30PM
TUE 13, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
Sat 3
SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENING A screening suitable for children with specific needs and from within the autistic spectrum. Tickets £2 for under-16s. Adults £3.50. Sun 4
Dir: Michael Haneke France 2012 127m Starring: Isabelle Huppert, Jean- Louis
SIGHTSEERS (15)
PARANORMAN (PG)
Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva
Dir: Ben Wheatley United Kingdom 2012 88m
Dir: Chris Butler United States 2010 92m
The well-deserved winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes this year. Haneke turns his careful gaze on an elderly, cultured French couple in their eighties. When she goes into hospital for a minor operation, it sets her on a downward slope of decreased mobility and creeping senility. Painful to watch, but one of the most arrestingly truthful films you’ll see this year. National Post
Starring: Alice Lowe, Steve Oram
Starring: Kodi Smit-McPhee,
A shift in gears from the Kill List director Ben Wheatley takes Chris and Tina on a strange and truly disturbing odyssey through the English countryside as they take a very wrong turn indeed and the bodies soon pile up around them.
Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz- Plasse
THU 22, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
ARGO (15)
A misunderstood boy, takes on ghosts, zombies and grown-ups to save his town from a curse.
Mon 5
See page 2 for details.
“Dark and very, very funny... a must-see movie.” Empire
Tue 6
SAT 17, 12.45PM
SIGHTSEERS
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
THE MASTER
AMOUR
SAT 24, 3PM
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Fri 2
SAT 10, 1PM
International Film Festival
90m
THE SAPPHIRES
NOVEMBER 2012
FROM FRI 9
Destined to be the crowd-pleasing hit of the year, The Sapphires is a boisterous, inspirational comedy set in the tumultuous days of the late 1960s about a group of talented women from a remote Aboriginal mission. Discovered by a washed up talent scout (the wonderful Chris O’Dowd), they launch a career as an all-girl R&B group and land their biggest gig yet: singing for the troops in the Vietnam War. Based on a true story, The Sapphires is filled with pop and soul gems, immaculately sung. A must-see, stand-up-and-cheer film. The Hamptons
FRANKENWEENIE (PG)
FROM FRI 16
ARGO (15)
Jacques Audiard follows his superb crime drama A Prophet with the stuff of romance: mismatched lovers facing extraordinary obstacles. Alain is an inarticulate thug competing in gladiatorial street fights who can barely keep his son fed, clothed and in school. Stéphanie is a free-spirited, streetwise dolphin trainer who suffers a devastating injury. What could have been the material for a ‘30s melodrama is elevated by the seriousness with which Audiard presents his story and through his extraordinary sense of style.
THE SAPPHIRES
FROM FRI 9
SAMSARA (12A)
Marion Cotillard, Armand Verdure
143m
FROM FRI 9
RUST AND BONE (15) Starring: Matthias Schoenaerts,
SKYFALL (12A)
FROM MON 5
THU 29, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
CRASH, bang! WALLOP (U)
AMOUR (12A)
An exciting afternoon of fun films, made by and for young people as part of bang! Short Film Festival.
See page 2 for details.
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (2D) (U) A chance to see Disney’s charming animated classic tale about how true beauty comes from the inside on the big screen.
05
Wed 7
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 BOOK ONLINE WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
Skyfall See web 1:30 Beasts of the Southern Wild 12A See web 10:30 1:30 Frankenweenie PG See web 3:45 Ginger and Rosa 12A See web 4:30 National Theatre Live: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Mayhem Horror Film Festival BAFTA presents Sightseers 15 Grabbers 15 Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival The Casebook of Eddie Brewer 18 Guinea Pigs 18 Kino Klubb presents Altered States 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Dead Sushi 18 Chained 18 BAFTA TV SPECIAL: The Secret of Crickley Hall Rabies 18 Scary Shorts 18 V/H/S 18 National Theatre Encore: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30 2:45
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival Manborg 18 The Shining 15 American Mary 18 Dead Mine 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
06
4:45
8:00
Thu 8
8:45 5:45 6:45 7:00
Fri 9
8:00 10.30 4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15
6:00
Sat 10 8.15 11:30
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15 Sun 11
12:30 2:15 4:30 6:30 8:30 11:00 Mon 12
1:00
1:30 2:45
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15
Tue 13
12:45 2:15 6:30 9:30 Wed 14 2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Revenge of the Electric Car PG p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:30
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web
1:30
4:45 5:30 6:15
4:45 5:30
8:00 8:15 8:30
8:00 8:15 8:30
6:00
4:45 5:30 6:15
8:00 8:15 8:30
Thu 15
Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Samsara 12A p1 Plus Film TBC - See Web Underwire p8
10:30 1:30 4:15
4:45 5:30 6:30
8:00 8:15
Fri 16
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sat 17
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 ParaNorman PG p4 Beauty and the Beast (2D) Supportive Env’t... U p4
2:00 3:30 2:45 1:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
2:00 1:00 3:30 12:00 2:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
Sun 25
5:30 5:00
8:15 8:00
3:00
6:00
8:30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Last Shop Standing + Q&A 15 p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Tue 27
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Canned Dreams 15 p9 Plus Film TBC - See Web Fiendish Film Quiz Cafebar 8.30pm
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45 6:00
8:15 8:00 7:45
Wed 28
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 p2 Amour 12A p2 p2 Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:15 2:00
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Thu 29
Silver Linings Playbook p3 2:15 The Master p2 2:00 Amour 12A p2 10:30 1:30 Café Philosophique Presents: Vertigo PG p10 Plus Film TBC - See Web
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Great Expectations 12A p3 Silver Linings Playbook p3 Sightseers 15 p3 The Hunt 15 p3 Radioman + Q&A 15 p10 Cinebar Presents: Anchorman Cafebar 10.30pm
5:00 5:30
7:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Media Arts presents Hatch See website for details Whole Lotta Soul night Cafebar from 7.30pm
3:00 2:45
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
6:00
Sun 18
The Sapphires PG p1 12:30 3:00 Argo 15 p2 2:45 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 12:45 3:15 Tales of the Night PG p4 1:00 Met Opera Live: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Some Like it Hot PG p11 Met Opera Encore: Ades's The Tempest 12A p11
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
12:30 3:00 12:00 2:45 4:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 Mon 19
6:00 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Tue 20
2:00 12:00
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2
2:45 3:15
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 The Flaw 15 p9
10:30 1:30
The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Rust and Bone 15 p1 Barbara 12A p2 Ai Weiwei 15p10
2:45 3:15
5:45 5:30 5:00 6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30 8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Wed 21
Thu 22
6:00
1:00
10:30 1:30 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 3:15 Rust and Bone 15 p1 2:15 Barbara 12A p2 Taking the Michael 15 + Q&A Video Game QUiz Cafebar 8.45pm
5:45 5:30 5:00
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:30
Fri 23
6:00 5:45 5:30 5:00 6:15
8:00 8:15 7:45 8:45
Sat 24
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Walk the Line 12A p11 The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 The Lost Weekend + Panel Discussion PG p10
1:30 12:45
2:00 1:45 2:45 4:45 5:30
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2 Shadows of Liberty 15 p9
1:45 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
2:00 3:00
The Master p2 The Sapphires PG p1 Argo 15 p2 Amour 12A p2
Mon 26
5:00 5:30 4:45 6:00
1:45
10:30 1:30
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:00 6:00 5:30 4:45
8:00 8:30 8:15 7:45
5:30 5:00 4:45
8:15 8:00 7:45
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
2:45 2:00
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:30 3:30
5:30 5:00 6:15
8:15 8:00
3:00
6:00
8:00
7:00
Fri 30
Silver Linings Playbook p3 The Master p2 Amour 12A p2 Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll 15 p11 Bang Short Film Festival See Website for Programme Plus Film TBC - See Web
12:00 2:45 2:00 12:15 4:30 2:00
6:00
2:00 2:45 4:15 3:30
5:45
6:00 6:30
8:00 8:15 8:45 8:30
★ Lounge Screenings and Film TBC - see website or social media We’ll announce our full programme including lounge screenings online on Tuesday each week.
Times shown in PINK indicate an introduction prior to the screening. Times shown in ORANGE indicate a Q&A session after the screening. Special events are shown in BLUE. The Bringing up Baby screening is shown in GREEN. Supportive Environment screenings are shown in PURPLE. Silver Screen screenings are shown in RED.
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
01
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
02
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER 2012
03
EVERY MONTH
04
SILVER SCREEN FAMILY MOVIE MATINEES Programmed with the discerning viewer in mind! Senior citizens pay £4.30 and receive free tea/coffee and biscuits. THU 1, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
Programmed with the discerning younger viewer in mind! All tickets are £3.50 (unless otherwise stated).
BRINGING UP BABY! This exclusive screening is for you and your baby (up to one year of age). Tickets are £4.50 for adults, babies go FREE.
WHEN IT’S ON
NOVEMBER 2012 Thu 1
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) See page October brochure or website for details. FROM FRI 2
CONTINUING INTO NOVEMBER
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD (12A) 93m
BARBARA (12A)
THE MASTER (CERT TBC)
With English Subtitles
Dir: Ron Fricke United States 2011 102m
Dir: Ben Affleck United States 2012 120m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Jacques Audiard France 2012 122m
Director Ron Fricke’s stunningly beautiful follow-up to Baraka takes us on another world tour, showcasing both the natural beauty of our planet and the lengths we go to in destroying it. In the tradition of dazzling ‘non-verbal’ films like Koyaansqatsi, the music (by Michael Stearns, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello de Francisci), and the astonishing images speak for themselves. Bradford International Film Festival
Starring: John Goodman, Bryan Cranston,
Telluride Film Festival
87m
THE MASTER ARGO RUST AND BONE AMOUR SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
GINGER AND ROSA (12A)
FROM FRI 30
GREAT EXPECTATIONS (12A)
THE HUNT (15)
Dir: Paul Anderson United States 2012 137m
Dir: Mike Newell United States 2012 128m
With English Subtitles
Dir: Christian Petzold Germany 2012 105m
Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams,
Dir: David O Russell United States 2012 TBC
Starring: Helena Bonham-Carter, Jeremy Irvine,
Dir: Thomas Vinterberg Denmark 2012 115m
Ben Affleck
Starring: Nina Hoss, Rainer Bock,
Philip Seymour Hoffman
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence,
Ralph Fiennes
Starring: Mads Mikkelsen
Dir: Michel Ocelot France 2011 84m
Funny and nail-bitingly tense, the film tells the true story of how a CIA “exfilt” man (Affleck) helped smuggle six U.S. embassy employees out of Iran in 1980 by passing them off as a Canuck film crew. John Goodman and Alan Arkin have great fun as the Hollywood insiders who help build the cover story - a cheesy space opera that hopes to film in Iran. As one character puts it: “This is the best bad idea we have, by far.” National Post
Ronald Zehrfeld
One of the most anticipated films of the year, Paul Thomas Anderson’s tale of an aimless WWII veteran who befriends the charismatic founder of a new religion is a provocative study of male camaraderie, deception, and hubris. Like all of Anderson’s films to date, The Master is a study of masculine power: the risks men take, the control they seek, the wars they wage with one another. Hoffman, Phoenix and Adams give the film the depth only great actors can bring, and the spare score by Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood (who also scored Anderson’s There Will Be Blood) amplifies the film’s ability to unsettle. TIFF
Robert De Niro
This year marks the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens, so it’s fitting that it also sees the release of this faithful and beautifully realized adaptation of one of his greatest novels - the story of a humble orphan who suddenly becomes a gentleman with the help of an unknown benefactor. An outstanding roster of British acting talent including Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Sally Hawkins, Jason Flemyng and Ewen Bremner — bring Charles Dickens’ universe to life under the direction of Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral). TIFF
Thomas Vinterberg’s (The Celebration) The Hunt is a spellbinding Danish drama about the extremes of love and the violent, irrational fear that grips those that love too much. Cannes Best Actor award winner Mads Mikkelsen is emotionally shattering as Lucas, a handsome, respected Kindergarten worker wrongly accused of a sexual encounter with his best friend’s young daughter, sparking a small-town condemnation that spirals into psychological turmoil for Lucas and his teenage son. Tough, measured, worldclass filmmaking. CAC on Film
A series of magical and colourful tales that take place when three friends meet in an old cinema to tell their stories, each set in a different mythical land and peopled with a cast of larger-than-life characters including princes and princesses, young lovers, werewolves and dragons. [IN ENGLISH]
The superb German actress Nina Hoss casts a surprising spell in this subtly shaded love story set in an East German village a decade before the fall of the Wall. Barbara is a doctor dispatched from the city to a post in a tiny country hospital. But what looks like a summer idyll is in fact a community as beset with paranoia and citizen surveillance as the East Berlin of The Lives of Others.
FROM FRI 16
Starring: Chris O’Dowd, Deborah Mailman,
AMOUR (12A)
Jessica Mauboy
FROM FRI 30
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (CERT TBC)
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) Dir: Wayne Blair Australia 2012 103m
FROM FRI 23
Recently released after a court-ordered stint at a psychiatric facility, Pat attempts to acclimate back into his parents’ (played by Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver) home and win back his estranged wife Nikki. Into his orbit flies Tiffany (Jennifer Lawrence), an equally volatile young widow with an offer to help Pat get Nikki back… with a price. Silver Linings Playbook is bound to be one of the most talked about films of the year: effortlessly dysfunctional, thrillingly acted, and thoroughly rewarding. The Hamptons International Film Festival
TALES OF THE NIGHT (PG)
THU 8, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
SKYFALL (12A) See October brochure or website for details. An English subtitled version will also be shown at 1.30pm for customers who are deaf or hard of hearing.
THU 15, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
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TUE 13, 10.30AM & 1.30PM
THE SAPPHIRES (PG) See page 1 for details.
Sat 3
SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENING A screening suitable for children with specific needs and from within the autistic spectrum. Tickets £2 for under-16s. Adults £3.50. Sun 4
Dir: Michael Haneke France 2012 127m Starring: Isabelle Huppert, Jean- Louis
SIGHTSEERS (15)
PARANORMAN (PG)
Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva
Dir: Ben Wheatley United Kingdom 2012 88m
Dir: Chris Butler United States 2010 92m
The well-deserved winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes this year. Haneke turns his careful gaze on an elderly, cultured French couple in their eighties. When she goes into hospital for a minor operation, it sets her on a downward slope of decreased mobility and creeping senility. Painful to watch, but one of the most arrestingly truthful films you’ll see this year. National Post
Starring: Alice Lowe, Steve Oram
Starring: Kodi Smit-McPhee,
A shift in gears from the Kill List director Ben Wheatley takes Chris and Tina on a strange and truly disturbing odyssey through the English countryside as they take a very wrong turn indeed and the bodies soon pile up around them.
Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz- Plasse
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ARGO (15)
A misunderstood boy, takes on ghosts, zombies and grown-ups to save his town from a curse.
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“Dark and very, very funny... a must-see movie.” Empire
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SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
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THE SAPPHIRES
NOVEMBER 2012
FROM FRI 9
Destined to be the crowd-pleasing hit of the year, The Sapphires is a boisterous, inspirational comedy set in the tumultuous days of the late 1960s about a group of talented women from a remote Aboriginal mission. Discovered by a washed up talent scout (the wonderful Chris O’Dowd), they launch a career as an all-girl R&B group and land their biggest gig yet: singing for the troops in the Vietnam War. Based on a true story, The Sapphires is filled with pop and soul gems, immaculately sung. A must-see, stand-up-and-cheer film. The Hamptons
FRANKENWEENIE (PG)
FROM FRI 16
ARGO (15)
Jacques Audiard follows his superb crime drama A Prophet with the stuff of romance: mismatched lovers facing extraordinary obstacles. Alain is an inarticulate thug competing in gladiatorial street fights who can barely keep his son fed, clothed and in school. Stéphanie is a free-spirited, streetwise dolphin trainer who suffers a devastating injury. What could have been the material for a ‘30s melodrama is elevated by the seriousness with which Audiard presents his story and through his extraordinary sense of style.
THE SAPPHIRES
FROM FRI 9
SAMSARA (12A)
Marion Cotillard, Armand Verdure
143m
FROM FRI 9
RUST AND BONE (15) Starring: Matthias Schoenaerts,
SKYFALL (12A)
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CRASH, bang! WALLOP (U)
AMOUR (12A)
An exciting afternoon of fun films, made by and for young people as part of bang! Short Film Festival.
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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (2D) (U) A chance to see Disney’s charming animated classic tale about how true beauty comes from the inside on the big screen.
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Skyfall See web 1:30 Beasts of the Southern Wild 12A See web 10:30 1:30 Frankenweenie PG See web 3:45 Ginger and Rosa 12A See web 4:30 National Theatre Live: Timon of Athens 12A p11 Mayhem Horror Film Festival BAFTA presents Sightseers 15 Grabbers 15 Skyfall See web Rust and Bone 15 p1 Mayhem Horror Film Festival The Casebook of Eddie Brewer 18 Guinea Pigs 18 Kino Klubb presents Altered States 18 Plus Film TBC - See Web
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★ Lounge Screenings and Film TBC - see website or social media We’ll announce our full programme including lounge screenings online on Tuesday each week.
Times shown in PINK indicate an introduction prior to the screening. Times shown in ORANGE indicate a Q&A session after the screening. Special events are shown in BLUE. The Bringing up Baby screening is shown in GREEN. Supportive Environment screenings are shown in PURPLE. Silver Screen screenings are shown in RED.
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BROADWAY JAZZ WITH THE SONG IS YOU
WHOLE LOTTA SOUL NIGHT
Trumpet player Hugh Pascall leads quintet The Song Is You for our monthly jazz night in the Cafe Bar. Performing their unique arrangements of jazz standards, the group revisit jazz’s golden era of the 50s and 60.
Join us for a night of stomping soul classics as we celebrate the release of The Sapphires with legendary DJ Rob Smith. Expect the best of Motown, Stax and Northern Soul nuggets to get your toes tapping ‘til late.
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FILMS IN NOVEMBER INCLUDE... CALL ME KUCHU JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET THE HOUSE I LIVE IN
UNDERWIRE NETWORKING NIGHT UnderWire is the UK's only short film festival dedicated to showcasing the cinematic talents of women. This debut event will include a screening of the 2011 festival winners, an opportunity to network, and an 'open mic' session where local women filmmakers (that includes women working across all the crafts) can screen their shorts, or a work-in-progress, for audience feedback. Free entry and a free drink for attendees. If you would like to take part in the ‘open mic’ part of the evening, please email helen@underwirefestival.com. Please include your name, what role you played (Director, etc), the running time, and whether it is a completed or in progress.
Simon Russell Beale takes the title role in Shakespeare’s strange fable. £12.50 full / £11 concs + members
THU 29, 5.45PM
THE LOST WEEKEND (PG) + POST SCREENING DISCUSSION
Cafe Philosophique
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SUN 18, 2PM
Dir: Billy Wilder United States 1945 96m
TUE 13, 6PM
TUE 27, 6PM
THE FLAW (15)
CANNED DREAMS (15)
United Kingdom 2011 78m
With English Subtitles
AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY (15)
Through interviews with some of the world’s leading economists, including housing expert Robert Shiller, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, and economic historian Louis Hyman, as well as Wall Street insiders and victims of the crash, The Flaw presents an original and compelling account of the credit bubble and the toxic combination of forces that nearly destroyed the world economy. Philip Augar, author of ‘The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism’ and ‘The Greed Merchants’ will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Dir: Katja Gauriloff Finland 2012 75m
Dir: Alison Klayman United States 2010 91m
A simple can of ravioli propels this spectacular 30,000-kilometre, eightcountry journey through all phases of food production and the far flung sources of international ingredients. The story begins with a single mother toiling in one of the biggest open pit mines in Brazil and ends on the shelf of a grocery store in Finland. An eloquent statement about our modern, globalized world, making us aware of the hundreds of invisible people who prepare the food we eat every day. Hot Doc Festival Alison Ward, a former Head of Global Corporate Responsibility at Cadbury, now an independent consultant, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Please note this film contains some scenes in abattoirs which those sensitive to animal cruelty may find distressing.
TUE 20, 6PM
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY (15) Dir: Jean-Philippe Tremblay United Kingdom 2012 93m
Jean-Philippe Tremblay examines how the media in the US is in the controlling hands of a handful of commercial enterprises exercising extraordinary political, social, and economic power. These companies, with their endless corporate concerns, not only don’t prioritise investigative journalism among their media holdings, but in fact actively clamp down on it. Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, Professor Jeremy Moon, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Thanks to the Sheffield Documentary Festival
WED 14, 1PM AND 6PM
Starring: Ai Weiwei, Ying Gao, Danging Chen
A documentary that chronicles artist and activist Ai Weiwei as he prepares for a series of exhibitions and gets into an increasing number of clashes with the Chinese government.
Starring: Jane Wyman, Ray Milland
The desperate life of a chronic alcoholic is followed through a four day drinking bout in Wilder’s devastating look at the effects of alcohol addiction. Screening as part of Alcohol Awareness Week, the film will be introduced by scriptwriter William Ivory at 5.30PM and there’ll be a panel discussion, chaired by BBC Radio Nottingham’s John Holmes, after the screening.
presents VERTIGO (PG)
Dir: Alfred Hitchcock United States 1959 128m Starring: Kim Novak, James Stewart
Recently declared the greatest film of all time in a poll of influential critics, Vertigo was unsuccessful with the critics and the public alike at the time of its release. Professor Currie, a philosopher who has written a book and many articles on film, will talk about the film, its place in Hitchcock’s work, and its status as a film of unparalleled psychological depth and dramatic invention. Professor Currie’s 30 minute talk will begin at 5.45PM. There’ll be an informal opportunity to talk with him about the film after the screening in the Mezz Lounge.
WALK THE LINE (12A) A chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash’s life. FOR ANDREW, HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS
SAT 10, 6PM ENCORE SUN 11, 12 NOON
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ADES’S THE TEMPEST (12A) 180m
SEX & DRUGS & ROCK & ROLL (15) The story of Ian Dury, one of the founders of the British punk movement. PUBLIC & COMMERCIAL SERVICES UNION CELEBRATING UK DISABILITY HISTORY MONTH
NEW YEAR FILM COURSES COMMENCING JANUARY 2013
COLD COMFORTS: SCANDINAVIAN CINEMA AND CRIME TV
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TAKING THE MICHAEL (15) + Q&A
LAST SHOP STANDING (15) + Q&A
RADIOMAN (15) + Q&A
Dir: Ian Nesbitt United Kingdom 2012 78m
Dir: Pip Piper United Kingdom 2012 70m
In New York, there’s the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and Radioman, a fixture on NYC film sets and considered a celebrity’s celebrity. But Radioman is more than a film industry mascot and formerly homeless alcoholic; his outsider story makes a profound statement about celebrity and friendship. A who’s who of Hollywood’s A-list are interviewed, as fans of Radioman, they reveal the true nature of fame and its vapidity. Hot Doc Festival We are pleased to welcome director Mary Kerr, who will take part in a Q&A session after the screening.
Matt is an improbable hero for these uncertain times. He’s not sure how, or even why, but he knows he needs to go on an important journey and he knows it’s got something to do with 2012. Taking the Michael is the story of his and filmmaker Ian Nesbitt’s unlikely odyssey down the ancient byways and shady lanes of this green and pleasant land in a pedal-powered 1968 Bond Ranger. Director Ian Nesbitt and the film’s protagonist Matthew Pountney will take part in a post-screening Q&A.
Based on the book of the same name, Last Shop Standing celebrates the unique spirit that has enabled so many record shops to keep operating successfully against the backdrop of massive industry changes. The film features appearances by musicians and industry insiders including Johnny Marr, Paul Weller and Richard Hawley, but the real stars are the shop owners. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Pip Piper.
Dir: Mary Kerr United Kingdom 2012 70m
Duration: 90m Nordic-noir has become a staple of Saturday night TV and is weighing down the bookshop crime shelves, but let's not forget the great cinema that's also been coming our way these past twenty years. Dogme 95 and Lars Von Trier's subsequent provocations, Kaurismaki's dead-pan comedies, The Girl trilogy, in short a great variety of stories from those cold countries. And yes, we will find time to examine the big events from the small screen, Wallander, The Killing, The Bridge, and their like. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 8 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 7-8.30PM £60 /£40 concs and members
LO-FI FILM CLUB BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Duration: 150m For this unique course we ask you to bring in your own smartphone or digital camera and you can learn filmmaking techniques and apply them using your own equipment, although you can also use what we have here at Broadway. Tutor: Owen Davis. Duration: 4 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 6.30-8PM £80 /£60 concs and members
AFTERNOON COURSE Duration: 120m Topic of course to be confirmed. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 10 weeks Weds afternoons commencing 16 Jan, 2-4PM £70 /£50 concs and members
Composer Thomas Adès conducts. Live: £25 full / £22 concs / £20 members Encore: £20 full / £17 concs / £15 members
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING Duration: 150m Our popular screenwriting course will get you up and running with all the tools you need to write your screenplay. From finding your story, giving it structure and writing it visually; creating characters, writing dialogue and devising your plot. Not forgetting how to write a film synopsis and treatment. Tutor: Graham Lester George Duration: 8 weeks Weds eves commencing 16 Jan, 6.30-9PM £130 / £100 concs and members
TALK CINEMA JANUARY 2013 Duration: 90m Love watching and talking about films? This course involves exactly that. Come along and watch a pre-arranged film from the Broadway programme in weeks 1,3,5,7 & 9 then meet the group in weeks 2,4,6,8 & 10 for an in-depth discussion of the previous week's movie. Tutor: Helen Gascoyne Duration: 10 weeks Thurs eves commencing 17 Jan, 7.30-9PM (discussion sessions) Price: £60 /£40 concs and members (includes entrance into films)
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Kneel Before Zod return with more testing trivia. Nottingham’s premier ‘obscure cinema renegades’ are offering up a bevy of amazing prizes and a chance to have your name lovingly scrawled on the KBZ memorial trophy. £1 a head to join in. www.broadway.org.uk/quiz www.facebook.come/KNLBFRZD
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Arguably the best and most popular comedy ever made. TO CELEBRATE GILL AND GORDON SHOPLAND’S GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MON 19, 5.30PM
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Aloha, bang! is back, bigger and bangier than ever before. We’ll be bringing back our popular regular strands COMMUNITY, MIDDLE EAST, BANGIMATION, THE RIGHTS IN MOTION AWARD SCREENING & THE MAIN EVENT. And we’re also proud to introduce a brand new section, THE SOURCE, celebrating the afro-caribbean experience; a revamped young filmmakers section CRASH, bang!, WALLOP and a booming new mu-sic vid-e-o platform showing in the Lounge Screen. So, come along to experience a sparkling spectacle of short films & spot the stars of tomorrow. www.bangshortfilmfestival.com
When electric cars first appeared on the market in the 1990s, mass production and commercialization was abruptly shut down, a story told in Chris Paine’s first documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? Now, the race is back on to develop an affordable, stylish electric car and win over a skeptical public. Revenge of the Electric Car goes behind the closed doors of Nissan, GM and the innovative California start-up Tesla Motors to find the story of the global resurgence of electric cars. Nottingham MP Alan Simpson, a leading campaigner on wide ranging issues about the environment and the economy, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
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A series of films about social and ethical issues in business, programmed in conjunction with the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility at Nottingham University Business School.
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Grab a glass of scotch, plaster on a ‘tache and spray on some Sex Panther! To raise money for Movember we’re having a fundraising screening of the comedy classic. Inspired by Ron Burgundy we want to fill the bar with (real or fake) facial fuzz and laughter. Remember: 60% of the time, it works every time! www.broadway.org.uk/film
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BROADWAY BITES AVAILABLE EVERY DAY £14 FULL £12 CONC/MEM
NOVEMBER 2012
BROADWAY IS A REGISTERED CHARITY (NO: 7007880) AND IS SUPPORTED BY BROADWAY IS PROUD TO BE SPONSORED BY With the support of Europa Cinemas, an initiative of the Media Programme of the European Union.
DESIGN: WWW.TOMPARTRIDGE.CO.UK PRINTED BY PYRAMID PRESS
CAFEBAR OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 9AM - 11PM THU - SAT: 9AM - 12AM SUN: 10AM - 11PM
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MEZZ OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 5PM - 11PM THU - SUN: 12NOON - 11PM
TWO GREAT PLACES TO LOUNGE, EAT AND DRINK
ENJOY A MEAL & A FILM WITH OUR COMBINED TICKET DEAL
FOOD SERVICE UNTIL 9PM
MUSIC
THU 1, FROM 8.30PM FREE ENTRY FRI 9, 7.30PM FREE ENTRY
BROADWAY JAZZ WITH THE SONG IS YOU
WHOLE LOTTA SOUL NIGHT
Trumpet player Hugh Pascall leads quintet The Song Is You for our monthly jazz night in the Cafe Bar. Performing their unique arrangements of jazz standards, the group revisit jazz’s golden era of the 50s and 60.
Join us for a night of stomping soul classics as we celebrate the release of The Sapphires with legendary DJ Rob Smith. Expect the best of Motown, Stax and Northern Soul nuggets to get your toes tapping ‘til late.
FILM
FRI 30, FROM 10.30PM
MOVEMBER CHARITY CINEBAR SCREENING: ANCHORMAN (12A)
MAYHEM is back to scare the living daylights out of you! cking r festival will feature a sho Our biggest and best eve sts. ings and gue amount of special screen anese t wonders - from madcap Jap Discover the world’s weirdes ! ial horror film gore-fests to Israel’s first offic es The Shining and Altered Stat like Enjoy classic blood-curdlers tseers. alongside new scares like Sigh
SCREENING
LOUNGE
DOCS, FEATURES, SHORTS, CULT, ARTISTS FILMS FOR DETAILS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA
FILMS IN NOVEMBER INCLUDE... CALL ME KUCHU JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET THE HOUSE I LIVE IN
UNDERWIRE NETWORKING NIGHT UnderWire is the UK's only short film festival dedicated to showcasing the cinematic talents of women. This debut event will include a screening of the 2011 festival winners, an opportunity to network, and an 'open mic' session where local women filmmakers (that includes women working across all the crafts) can screen their shorts, or a work-in-progress, for audience feedback. Free entry and a free drink for attendees. If you would like to take part in the ‘open mic’ part of the evening, please email helen@underwirefestival.com. Please include your name, what role you played (Director, etc), the running time, and whether it is a completed or in progress.
Simon Russell Beale takes the title role in Shakespeare’s strange fable. £12.50 full / £11 concs + members
THU 29, 5.45PM
THE LOST WEEKEND (PG) + POST SCREENING DISCUSSION
Cafe Philosophique
ACCESS INFORMATION Broadway is fully accessible to people using wheelchairs. An infra-red hearing system is fitted in each auditorium - Screen 2 and the box office also have induction loops which can be used with your hearing aid set to 'T'. Guide Dogs are welcome. Back supports and seat wedges are also available from the Box Office. Let us know if anything doesn't come up to scratch and we'll try to put it right. Brochure available in alternative formats on request.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Become a Broadway Member today and receive discounts on films, food & events. Individual £27 / Joint £50
SUN 18, 2PM
Dir: Billy Wilder United States 1945 96m
TUE 13, 6PM
TUE 27, 6PM
THE FLAW (15)
CANNED DREAMS (15)
United Kingdom 2011 78m
With English Subtitles
AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY (15)
Through interviews with some of the world’s leading economists, including housing expert Robert Shiller, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, and economic historian Louis Hyman, as well as Wall Street insiders and victims of the crash, The Flaw presents an original and compelling account of the credit bubble and the toxic combination of forces that nearly destroyed the world economy. Philip Augar, author of ‘The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism’ and ‘The Greed Merchants’ will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Dir: Katja Gauriloff Finland 2012 75m
Dir: Alison Klayman United States 2010 91m
A simple can of ravioli propels this spectacular 30,000-kilometre, eightcountry journey through all phases of food production and the far flung sources of international ingredients. The story begins with a single mother toiling in one of the biggest open pit mines in Brazil and ends on the shelf of a grocery store in Finland. An eloquent statement about our modern, globalized world, making us aware of the hundreds of invisible people who prepare the food we eat every day. Hot Doc Festival Alison Ward, a former Head of Global Corporate Responsibility at Cadbury, now an independent consultant, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Please note this film contains some scenes in abattoirs which those sensitive to animal cruelty may find distressing.
TUE 20, 6PM
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY (15) Dir: Jean-Philippe Tremblay United Kingdom 2012 93m
Jean-Philippe Tremblay examines how the media in the US is in the controlling hands of a handful of commercial enterprises exercising extraordinary political, social, and economic power. These companies, with their endless corporate concerns, not only don’t prioritise investigative journalism among their media holdings, but in fact actively clamp down on it. Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, Professor Jeremy Moon, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Thanks to the Sheffield Documentary Festival
WED 14, 1PM AND 6PM
Starring: Ai Weiwei, Ying Gao, Danging Chen
A documentary that chronicles artist and activist Ai Weiwei as he prepares for a series of exhibitions and gets into an increasing number of clashes with the Chinese government.
Starring: Jane Wyman, Ray Milland
The desperate life of a chronic alcoholic is followed through a four day drinking bout in Wilder’s devastating look at the effects of alcohol addiction. Screening as part of Alcohol Awareness Week, the film will be introduced by scriptwriter William Ivory at 5.30PM and there’ll be a panel discussion, chaired by BBC Radio Nottingham’s John Holmes, after the screening.
presents VERTIGO (PG)
Dir: Alfred Hitchcock United States 1959 128m Starring: Kim Novak, James Stewart
Recently declared the greatest film of all time in a poll of influential critics, Vertigo was unsuccessful with the critics and the public alike at the time of its release. Professor Currie, a philosopher who has written a book and many articles on film, will talk about the film, its place in Hitchcock’s work, and its status as a film of unparalleled psychological depth and dramatic invention. Professor Currie’s 30 minute talk will begin at 5.45PM. There’ll be an informal opportunity to talk with him about the film after the screening in the Mezz Lounge.
WALK THE LINE (12A) A chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash’s life. FOR ANDREW, HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS
SAT 10, 6PM ENCORE SUN 11, 12 NOON
SUN 25 2PM
ADES’S THE TEMPEST (12A) 180m
SEX & DRUGS & ROCK & ROLL (15) The story of Ian Dury, one of the founders of the British punk movement. PUBLIC & COMMERCIAL SERVICES UNION CELEBRATING UK DISABILITY HISTORY MONTH
NEW YEAR FILM COURSES COMMENCING JANUARY 2013
COLD COMFORTS: SCANDINAVIAN CINEMA AND CRIME TV
THU 15, 8.45PM
MON 26, 6PM
FRI 30, 6.30PM
TAKING THE MICHAEL (15) + Q&A
LAST SHOP STANDING (15) + Q&A
RADIOMAN (15) + Q&A
Dir: Ian Nesbitt United Kingdom 2012 78m
Dir: Pip Piper United Kingdom 2012 70m
In New York, there’s the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and Radioman, a fixture on NYC film sets and considered a celebrity’s celebrity. But Radioman is more than a film industry mascot and formerly homeless alcoholic; his outsider story makes a profound statement about celebrity and friendship. A who’s who of Hollywood’s A-list are interviewed, as fans of Radioman, they reveal the true nature of fame and its vapidity. Hot Doc Festival We are pleased to welcome director Mary Kerr, who will take part in a Q&A session after the screening.
Matt is an improbable hero for these uncertain times. He’s not sure how, or even why, but he knows he needs to go on an important journey and he knows it’s got something to do with 2012. Taking the Michael is the story of his and filmmaker Ian Nesbitt’s unlikely odyssey down the ancient byways and shady lanes of this green and pleasant land in a pedal-powered 1968 Bond Ranger. Director Ian Nesbitt and the film’s protagonist Matthew Pountney will take part in a post-screening Q&A.
Based on the book of the same name, Last Shop Standing celebrates the unique spirit that has enabled so many record shops to keep operating successfully against the backdrop of massive industry changes. The film features appearances by musicians and industry insiders including Johnny Marr, Paul Weller and Richard Hawley, but the real stars are the shop owners. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Pip Piper.
Dir: Mary Kerr United Kingdom 2012 70m
Duration: 90m Nordic-noir has become a staple of Saturday night TV and is weighing down the bookshop crime shelves, but let's not forget the great cinema that's also been coming our way these past twenty years. Dogme 95 and Lars Von Trier's subsequent provocations, Kaurismaki's dead-pan comedies, The Girl trilogy, in short a great variety of stories from those cold countries. And yes, we will find time to examine the big events from the small screen, Wallander, The Killing, The Bridge, and their like. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 8 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 7-8.30PM £60 /£40 concs and members
LO-FI FILM CLUB BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Duration: 150m For this unique course we ask you to bring in your own smartphone or digital camera and you can learn filmmaking techniques and apply them using your own equipment, although you can also use what we have here at Broadway. Tutor: Owen Davis. Duration: 4 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 6.30-8PM £80 /£60 concs and members
AFTERNOON COURSE Duration: 120m Topic of course to be confirmed. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 10 weeks Weds afternoons commencing 16 Jan, 2-4PM £70 /£50 concs and members
Composer Thomas Adès conducts. Live: £25 full / £22 concs / £20 members Encore: £20 full / £17 concs / £15 members
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING Duration: 150m Our popular screenwriting course will get you up and running with all the tools you need to write your screenplay. From finding your story, giving it structure and writing it visually; creating characters, writing dialogue and devising your plot. Not forgetting how to write a film synopsis and treatment. Tutor: Graham Lester George Duration: 8 weeks Weds eves commencing 16 Jan, 6.30-9PM £130 / £100 concs and members
TALK CINEMA JANUARY 2013 Duration: 90m Love watching and talking about films? This course involves exactly that. Come along and watch a pre-arranged film from the Broadway programme in weeks 1,3,5,7 & 9 then meet the group in weeks 2,4,6,8 & 10 for an in-depth discussion of the previous week's movie. Tutor: Helen Gascoyne Duration: 10 weeks Thurs eves commencing 17 Jan, 7.30-9PM (discussion sessions) Price: £60 /£40 concs and members (includes entrance into films)
THE BOX OFFICE IS OPEN Mon - Fri from 9am, Sat and Sun from 12pm. It closes 15 minutes after the start of the final film.
EVENING PARKING Free on street parking is available after 8pm on Broad Street and on surrounding streets.
TICKETS are available in advance for all films. You can pay for your tickets with cash, cheque, credit and debit cards in person, by phone or online. There is no phone or online booking fee. PRICES Full £7.50 Member £5.90 Family Matinee £3.50 Silver Screen £4.30
30% DISCOUNT ON PARKING AT FLETCHER GATE CAR PARK
Conc £5.90 Conc Member £4.90 Children under 12 £3.50
ASK AT BOX OFFICE FOR DETAILS
Broadway is located at 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham NG1 3AL, five minutes walk from the Market Square, in Hockley. The closest tram stop to us is the Lace Market.
3D FILMS an additional £2 full / £1.50 concs + members on selected films.
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Kneel Before Zod return with more testing trivia. Nottingham’s premier ‘obscure cinema renegades’ are offering up a bevy of amazing prizes and a chance to have your name lovingly scrawled on the KBZ memorial trophy. £1 a head to join in. www.broadway.org.uk/quiz www.facebook.come/KNLBFRZD
SUN 11, 2PM
Arguably the best and most popular comedy ever made. TO CELEBRATE GILL AND GORDON SHOPLAND’S GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MON 19, 5.30PM
THU 1, 7PM / ENCORE SAT 3, 1PM
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Aloha, bang! is back, bigger and bangier than ever before. We’ll be bringing back our popular regular strands COMMUNITY, MIDDLE EAST, BANGIMATION, THE RIGHTS IN MOTION AWARD SCREENING & THE MAIN EVENT. And we’re also proud to introduce a brand new section, THE SOURCE, celebrating the afro-caribbean experience; a revamped young filmmakers section CRASH, bang!, WALLOP and a booming new mu-sic vid-e-o platform showing in the Lounge Screen. So, come along to experience a sparkling spectacle of short films & spot the stars of tomorrow. www.bangshortfilmfestival.com
When electric cars first appeared on the market in the 1990s, mass production and commercialization was abruptly shut down, a story told in Chris Paine’s first documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? Now, the race is back on to develop an affordable, stylish electric car and win over a skeptical public. Revenge of the Electric Car goes behind the closed doors of Nissan, GM and the innovative California start-up Tesla Motors to find the story of the global resurgence of electric cars. Nottingham MP Alan Simpson, a leading campaigner on wide ranging issues about the environment and the economy, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Your chance to see the film of your choice on a Sunday afternoon. Call 0115 952 6600 or email r.barrett@broadway.org.uk for details.
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TUE 27, FROM 8.30PM
Dir: Chris Paine United States 2011 90m
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Our popular gaming quiz reboots tonight. £1 a head to join in the fun & there’s prizes too.
REVENGE OF THE ELECTRIC CAR (PG)
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NOVEMBER 2012
A series of films about social and ethical issues in business, programmed in conjunction with the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility at Nottingham University Business School.
THU 31 OCT - SUN 4 NOV
st stories terclasses with top talent, gho PLUS! Q&As and BAFTA Mas r. Fea In in the bar and An Experiment passes now on sale for just £55. Day Tickets for the full festival are too. le ilab ava are gs enin and tickets for individual scre
Grab a glass of scotch, plaster on a ‘tache and spray on some Sex Panther! To raise money for Movember we’re having a fundraising screening of the comedy classic. Inspired by Ron Burgundy we want to fill the bar with (real or fake) facial fuzz and laughter. Remember: 60% of the time, it works every time! www.broadway.org.uk/film
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BROADWAY BITES AVAILABLE EVERY DAY £14 FULL £12 CONC/MEM
NOVEMBER 2012
BROADWAY IS A REGISTERED CHARITY (NO: 7007880) AND IS SUPPORTED BY BROADWAY IS PROUD TO BE SPONSORED BY With the support of Europa Cinemas, an initiative of the Media Programme of the European Union.
DESIGN: WWW.TOMPARTRIDGE.CO.UK PRINTED BY PYRAMID PRESS
CAFEBAR OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 9AM - 11PM THU - SAT: 9AM - 12AM SUN: 10AM - 11PM
ALTERED STATES SIGHTSEERS THE SHINING
BROADWAY CAFEBAR & MEZZ BAR
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SHADOWS OF LIBERTY
NOVEMBER 2012
MEZZ OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 5PM - 11PM THU - SUN: 12NOON - 11PM
TWO GREAT PLACES TO LOUNGE, EAT AND DRINK
ENJOY A MEAL & A FILM WITH OUR COMBINED TICKET DEAL
FOOD SERVICE UNTIL 9PM
MUSIC
THU 1, FROM 8.30PM FREE ENTRY FRI 9, 7.30PM FREE ENTRY
BROADWAY JAZZ WITH THE SONG IS YOU
WHOLE LOTTA SOUL NIGHT
Trumpet player Hugh Pascall leads quintet The Song Is You for our monthly jazz night in the Cafe Bar. Performing their unique arrangements of jazz standards, the group revisit jazz’s golden era of the 50s and 60.
Join us for a night of stomping soul classics as we celebrate the release of The Sapphires with legendary DJ Rob Smith. Expect the best of Motown, Stax and Northern Soul nuggets to get your toes tapping ‘til late.
FILM
FRI 30, FROM 10.30PM
MOVEMBER CHARITY CINEBAR SCREENING: ANCHORMAN (12A)
MAYHEM is back to scare the living daylights out of you! cking r festival will feature a sho Our biggest and best eve sts. ings and gue amount of special screen anese t wonders - from madcap Jap Discover the world’s weirdes ! ial horror film gore-fests to Israel’s first offic es The Shining and Altered Stat like Enjoy classic blood-curdlers tseers. alongside new scares like Sigh
SCREENING
LOUNGE
DOCS, FEATURES, SHORTS, CULT, ARTISTS FILMS FOR DETAILS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA
FILMS IN NOVEMBER INCLUDE... CALL ME KUCHU JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET THE HOUSE I LIVE IN
UNDERWIRE NETWORKING NIGHT UnderWire is the UK's only short film festival dedicated to showcasing the cinematic talents of women. This debut event will include a screening of the 2011 festival winners, an opportunity to network, and an 'open mic' session where local women filmmakers (that includes women working across all the crafts) can screen their shorts, or a work-in-progress, for audience feedback. Free entry and a free drink for attendees. If you would like to take part in the ‘open mic’ part of the evening, please email helen@underwirefestival.com. Please include your name, what role you played (Director, etc), the running time, and whether it is a completed or in progress.
Simon Russell Beale takes the title role in Shakespeare’s strange fable. £12.50 full / £11 concs + members
THU 29, 5.45PM
THE LOST WEEKEND (PG) + POST SCREENING DISCUSSION
Cafe Philosophique
ACCESS INFORMATION Broadway is fully accessible to people using wheelchairs. An infra-red hearing system is fitted in each auditorium - Screen 2 and the box office also have induction loops which can be used with your hearing aid set to 'T'. Guide Dogs are welcome. Back supports and seat wedges are also available from the Box Office. Let us know if anything doesn't come up to scratch and we'll try to put it right. Brochure available in alternative formats on request.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Become a Broadway Member today and receive discounts on films, food & events. Individual £27 / Joint £50
SUN 18, 2PM
Dir: Billy Wilder United States 1945 96m
TUE 13, 6PM
TUE 27, 6PM
THE FLAW (15)
CANNED DREAMS (15)
United Kingdom 2011 78m
With English Subtitles
AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY (15)
Through interviews with some of the world’s leading economists, including housing expert Robert Shiller, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, and economic historian Louis Hyman, as well as Wall Street insiders and victims of the crash, The Flaw presents an original and compelling account of the credit bubble and the toxic combination of forces that nearly destroyed the world economy. Philip Augar, author of ‘The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism’ and ‘The Greed Merchants’ will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Dir: Katja Gauriloff Finland 2012 75m
Dir: Alison Klayman United States 2010 91m
A simple can of ravioli propels this spectacular 30,000-kilometre, eightcountry journey through all phases of food production and the far flung sources of international ingredients. The story begins with a single mother toiling in one of the biggest open pit mines in Brazil and ends on the shelf of a grocery store in Finland. An eloquent statement about our modern, globalized world, making us aware of the hundreds of invisible people who prepare the food we eat every day. Hot Doc Festival Alison Ward, a former Head of Global Corporate Responsibility at Cadbury, now an independent consultant, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Please note this film contains some scenes in abattoirs which those sensitive to animal cruelty may find distressing.
TUE 20, 6PM
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY (15) Dir: Jean-Philippe Tremblay United Kingdom 2012 93m
Jean-Philippe Tremblay examines how the media in the US is in the controlling hands of a handful of commercial enterprises exercising extraordinary political, social, and economic power. These companies, with their endless corporate concerns, not only don’t prioritise investigative journalism among their media holdings, but in fact actively clamp down on it. Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, Professor Jeremy Moon, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Thanks to the Sheffield Documentary Festival
WED 14, 1PM AND 6PM
Starring: Ai Weiwei, Ying Gao, Danging Chen
A documentary that chronicles artist and activist Ai Weiwei as he prepares for a series of exhibitions and gets into an increasing number of clashes with the Chinese government.
Starring: Jane Wyman, Ray Milland
The desperate life of a chronic alcoholic is followed through a four day drinking bout in Wilder’s devastating look at the effects of alcohol addiction. Screening as part of Alcohol Awareness Week, the film will be introduced by scriptwriter William Ivory at 5.30PM and there’ll be a panel discussion, chaired by BBC Radio Nottingham’s John Holmes, after the screening.
presents VERTIGO (PG)
Dir: Alfred Hitchcock United States 1959 128m Starring: Kim Novak, James Stewart
Recently declared the greatest film of all time in a poll of influential critics, Vertigo was unsuccessful with the critics and the public alike at the time of its release. Professor Currie, a philosopher who has written a book and many articles on film, will talk about the film, its place in Hitchcock’s work, and its status as a film of unparalleled psychological depth and dramatic invention. Professor Currie’s 30 minute talk will begin at 5.45PM. There’ll be an informal opportunity to talk with him about the film after the screening in the Mezz Lounge.
WALK THE LINE (12A) A chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash’s life. FOR ANDREW, HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS
SAT 10, 6PM ENCORE SUN 11, 12 NOON
SUN 25 2PM
ADES’S THE TEMPEST (12A) 180m
SEX & DRUGS & ROCK & ROLL (15) The story of Ian Dury, one of the founders of the British punk movement. PUBLIC & COMMERCIAL SERVICES UNION CELEBRATING UK DISABILITY HISTORY MONTH
NEW YEAR FILM COURSES COMMENCING JANUARY 2013
COLD COMFORTS: SCANDINAVIAN CINEMA AND CRIME TV
THU 15, 8.45PM
MON 26, 6PM
FRI 30, 6.30PM
TAKING THE MICHAEL (15) + Q&A
LAST SHOP STANDING (15) + Q&A
RADIOMAN (15) + Q&A
Dir: Ian Nesbitt United Kingdom 2012 78m
Dir: Pip Piper United Kingdom 2012 70m
In New York, there’s the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and Radioman, a fixture on NYC film sets and considered a celebrity’s celebrity. But Radioman is more than a film industry mascot and formerly homeless alcoholic; his outsider story makes a profound statement about celebrity and friendship. A who’s who of Hollywood’s A-list are interviewed, as fans of Radioman, they reveal the true nature of fame and its vapidity. Hot Doc Festival We are pleased to welcome director Mary Kerr, who will take part in a Q&A session after the screening.
Matt is an improbable hero for these uncertain times. He’s not sure how, or even why, but he knows he needs to go on an important journey and he knows it’s got something to do with 2012. Taking the Michael is the story of his and filmmaker Ian Nesbitt’s unlikely odyssey down the ancient byways and shady lanes of this green and pleasant land in a pedal-powered 1968 Bond Ranger. Director Ian Nesbitt and the film’s protagonist Matthew Pountney will take part in a post-screening Q&A.
Based on the book of the same name, Last Shop Standing celebrates the unique spirit that has enabled so many record shops to keep operating successfully against the backdrop of massive industry changes. The film features appearances by musicians and industry insiders including Johnny Marr, Paul Weller and Richard Hawley, but the real stars are the shop owners. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Pip Piper.
Dir: Mary Kerr United Kingdom 2012 70m
Duration: 90m Nordic-noir has become a staple of Saturday night TV and is weighing down the bookshop crime shelves, but let's not forget the great cinema that's also been coming our way these past twenty years. Dogme 95 and Lars Von Trier's subsequent provocations, Kaurismaki's dead-pan comedies, The Girl trilogy, in short a great variety of stories from those cold countries. And yes, we will find time to examine the big events from the small screen, Wallander, The Killing, The Bridge, and their like. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 8 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 7-8.30PM £60 /£40 concs and members
LO-FI FILM CLUB BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Duration: 150m For this unique course we ask you to bring in your own smartphone or digital camera and you can learn filmmaking techniques and apply them using your own equipment, although you can also use what we have here at Broadway. Tutor: Owen Davis. Duration: 4 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 6.30-8PM £80 /£60 concs and members
AFTERNOON COURSE Duration: 120m Topic of course to be confirmed. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 10 weeks Weds afternoons commencing 16 Jan, 2-4PM £70 /£50 concs and members
Composer Thomas Adès conducts. Live: £25 full / £22 concs / £20 members Encore: £20 full / £17 concs / £15 members
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING Duration: 150m Our popular screenwriting course will get you up and running with all the tools you need to write your screenplay. From finding your story, giving it structure and writing it visually; creating characters, writing dialogue and devising your plot. Not forgetting how to write a film synopsis and treatment. Tutor: Graham Lester George Duration: 8 weeks Weds eves commencing 16 Jan, 6.30-9PM £130 / £100 concs and members
TALK CINEMA JANUARY 2013 Duration: 90m Love watching and talking about films? This course involves exactly that. Come along and watch a pre-arranged film from the Broadway programme in weeks 1,3,5,7 & 9 then meet the group in weeks 2,4,6,8 & 10 for an in-depth discussion of the previous week's movie. Tutor: Helen Gascoyne Duration: 10 weeks Thurs eves commencing 17 Jan, 7.30-9PM (discussion sessions) Price: £60 /£40 concs and members (includes entrance into films)
THE BOX OFFICE IS OPEN Mon - Fri from 9am, Sat and Sun from 12pm. It closes 15 minutes after the start of the final film.
EVENING PARKING Free on street parking is available after 8pm on Broad Street and on surrounding streets.
TICKETS are available in advance for all films. You can pay for your tickets with cash, cheque, credit and debit cards in person, by phone or online. There is no phone or online booking fee. PRICES Full £7.50 Member £5.90 Family Matinee £3.50 Silver Screen £4.30
30% DISCOUNT ON PARKING AT FLETCHER GATE CAR PARK
Conc £5.90 Conc Member £4.90 Children under 12 £3.50
ASK AT BOX OFFICE FOR DETAILS
Broadway is located at 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham NG1 3AL, five minutes walk from the Market Square, in Hockley. The closest tram stop to us is the Lace Market.
3D FILMS an additional £2 full / £1.50 concs + members on selected films.
BROADWAY BITES FILM AND MEAL DEAL Eat, watch a movie and save money! Full £14 / Conc & member £12
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GROUP DISCOUNT Groups of ten or more will receive a discount on full and concessionary tickets. To receive the group discount contact the Box Office in advance. CONCESSIONS are available to full time students in possession of a valid NUS card with picture, State pensioners, registered disabled, unemployed and children under 16. Bring proof of concessionary status when buying tickets.
PELHAM ST
N ST CARLTO
ATE GOOSEG
MARKET SQ.
CHILD POLICY Broadway welcomes children into its building and Cafébar until 9pm. However, children must always be supervised by a parent or carer. Broadway cannot accept responsibility for the well-being of children who are not supervised. Babies are not permitted into the screens, with the exception of Bringing Up Baby! screenings.
LACE MARKET TRAM STOP
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EVERY WEEK WE SHOW FILMS IN OUR SPLENDID
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TIMON OF ATHENS (12A) 180m
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
ON
Kneel Before Zod return with more testing trivia. Nottingham’s premier ‘obscure cinema renegades’ are offering up a bevy of amazing prizes and a chance to have your name lovingly scrawled on the KBZ memorial trophy. £1 a head to join in. www.broadway.org.uk/quiz www.facebook.come/KNLBFRZD
SUN 11, 2PM
Arguably the best and most popular comedy ever made. TO CELEBRATE GILL AND GORDON SHOPLAND’S GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MON 19, 5.30PM
THU 1, 7PM / ENCORE SAT 3, 1PM
ST
BROADWAY’S FIENDISH FILM QUIZ
Aloha, bang! is back, bigger and bangier than ever before. We’ll be bringing back our popular regular strands COMMUNITY, MIDDLE EAST, BANGIMATION, THE RIGHTS IN MOTION AWARD SCREENING & THE MAIN EVENT. And we’re also proud to introduce a brand new section, THE SOURCE, celebrating the afro-caribbean experience; a revamped young filmmakers section CRASH, bang!, WALLOP and a booming new mu-sic vid-e-o platform showing in the Lounge Screen. So, come along to experience a sparkling spectacle of short films & spot the stars of tomorrow. www.bangshortfilmfestival.com
When electric cars first appeared on the market in the 1990s, mass production and commercialization was abruptly shut down, a story told in Chris Paine’s first documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? Now, the race is back on to develop an affordable, stylish electric car and win over a skeptical public. Revenge of the Electric Car goes behind the closed doors of Nissan, GM and the innovative California start-up Tesla Motors to find the story of the global resurgence of electric cars. Nottingham MP Alan Simpson, a leading campaigner on wide ranging issues about the environment and the economy, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Your chance to see the film of your choice on a Sunday afternoon. Call 0115 952 6600 or email r.barrett@broadway.org.uk for details.
13
T DS OA BR T ES RG GEO
TUE 27, FROM 8.30PM
Dir: Chris Paine United States 2011 90m
MY MOVIE
WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK/CONTACT
ST
Bang! Short Film Festival
Our popular gaming quiz reboots tonight. £1 a head to join in the fun & there’s prizes too.
REVENGE OF THE ELECTRIC CAR (PG)
11
SE OU SH AS GL
FRI 23 - SUN 25
1UP VIDEO GAME QUIZ
SPECIALS
NOVEMBER 2012
ST CLUMBER
QUIZZES
THU 15, FROM 8.45PM
TUE 6, 6PM
10
ST ON MILT
k www.mayhemhorrorfest.co.u
NOVEMBER 2012
A series of films about social and ethical issues in business, programmed in conjunction with the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility at Nottingham University Business School.
THU 31 OCT - SUN 4 NOV
st stories terclasses with top talent, gho PLUS! Q&As and BAFTA Mas r. Fea In in the bar and An Experiment passes now on sale for just £55. Day Tickets for the full festival are too. le ilab ava are gs enin and tickets for individual scre
Grab a glass of scotch, plaster on a ‘tache and spray on some Sex Panther! To raise money for Movember we’re having a fundraising screening of the comedy classic. Inspired by Ron Burgundy we want to fill the bar with (real or fake) facial fuzz and laughter. Remember: 60% of the time, it works every time! www.broadway.org.uk/film
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BROADWAY BITES AVAILABLE EVERY DAY £14 FULL £12 CONC/MEM
NOVEMBER 2012
BROADWAY IS A REGISTERED CHARITY (NO: 7007880) AND IS SUPPORTED BY BROADWAY IS PROUD TO BE SPONSORED BY With the support of Europa Cinemas, an initiative of the Media Programme of the European Union.
DESIGN: WWW.TOMPARTRIDGE.CO.UK PRINTED BY PYRAMID PRESS
CAFEBAR OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 9AM - 11PM THU - SAT: 9AM - 12AM SUN: 10AM - 11PM
ALTERED STATES SIGHTSEERS THE SHINING
BROADWAY CAFEBAR & MEZZ BAR
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HEA THC OAT ST
07
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY
NOVEMBER 2012
MEZZ OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 5PM - 11PM THU - SUN: 12NOON - 11PM
TWO GREAT PLACES TO LOUNGE, EAT AND DRINK
ENJOY A MEAL & A FILM WITH OUR COMBINED TICKET DEAL
FOOD SERVICE UNTIL 9PM
MUSIC
THU 1, FROM 8.30PM FREE ENTRY FRI 9, 7.30PM FREE ENTRY
BROADWAY JAZZ WITH THE SONG IS YOU
WHOLE LOTTA SOUL NIGHT
Trumpet player Hugh Pascall leads quintet The Song Is You for our monthly jazz night in the Cafe Bar. Performing their unique arrangements of jazz standards, the group revisit jazz’s golden era of the 50s and 60.
Join us for a night of stomping soul classics as we celebrate the release of The Sapphires with legendary DJ Rob Smith. Expect the best of Motown, Stax and Northern Soul nuggets to get your toes tapping ‘til late.
FILM
FRI 30, FROM 10.30PM
MOVEMBER CHARITY CINEBAR SCREENING: ANCHORMAN (12A)
MAYHEM is back to scare the living daylights out of you! cking r festival will feature a sho Our biggest and best eve sts. ings and gue amount of special screen anese t wonders - from madcap Jap Discover the world’s weirdes ! ial horror film gore-fests to Israel’s first offic es The Shining and Altered Stat like Enjoy classic blood-curdlers tseers. alongside new scares like Sigh
SCREENING
LOUNGE
DOCS, FEATURES, SHORTS, CULT, ARTISTS FILMS FOR DETAILS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA
FILMS IN NOVEMBER INCLUDE... CALL ME KUCHU JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET THE HOUSE I LIVE IN
UNDERWIRE NETWORKING NIGHT UnderWire is the UK's only short film festival dedicated to showcasing the cinematic talents of women. This debut event will include a screening of the 2011 festival winners, an opportunity to network, and an 'open mic' session where local women filmmakers (that includes women working across all the crafts) can screen their shorts, or a work-in-progress, for audience feedback. Free entry and a free drink for attendees. If you would like to take part in the ‘open mic’ part of the evening, please email helen@underwirefestival.com. Please include your name, what role you played (Director, etc), the running time, and whether it is a completed or in progress.
Simon Russell Beale takes the title role in Shakespeare’s strange fable. £12.50 full / £11 concs + members
THU 29, 5.45PM
THE LOST WEEKEND (PG) + POST SCREENING DISCUSSION
Cafe Philosophique
ACCESS INFORMATION Broadway is fully accessible to people using wheelchairs. An infra-red hearing system is fitted in each auditorium - Screen 2 and the box office also have induction loops which can be used with your hearing aid set to 'T'. Guide Dogs are welcome. Back supports and seat wedges are also available from the Box Office. Let us know if anything doesn't come up to scratch and we'll try to put it right. Brochure available in alternative formats on request.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Become a Broadway Member today and receive discounts on films, food & events. Individual £27 / Joint £50
SUN 18, 2PM
Dir: Billy Wilder United States 1945 96m
TUE 13, 6PM
TUE 27, 6PM
THE FLAW (15)
CANNED DREAMS (15)
United Kingdom 2011 78m
With English Subtitles
AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY (15)
Through interviews with some of the world’s leading economists, including housing expert Robert Shiller, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, and economic historian Louis Hyman, as well as Wall Street insiders and victims of the crash, The Flaw presents an original and compelling account of the credit bubble and the toxic combination of forces that nearly destroyed the world economy. Philip Augar, author of ‘The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism’ and ‘The Greed Merchants’ will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Dir: Katja Gauriloff Finland 2012 75m
Dir: Alison Klayman United States 2010 91m
A simple can of ravioli propels this spectacular 30,000-kilometre, eightcountry journey through all phases of food production and the far flung sources of international ingredients. The story begins with a single mother toiling in one of the biggest open pit mines in Brazil and ends on the shelf of a grocery store in Finland. An eloquent statement about our modern, globalized world, making us aware of the hundreds of invisible people who prepare the food we eat every day. Hot Doc Festival Alison Ward, a former Head of Global Corporate Responsibility at Cadbury, now an independent consultant, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Please note this film contains some scenes in abattoirs which those sensitive to animal cruelty may find distressing.
TUE 20, 6PM
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY (15) Dir: Jean-Philippe Tremblay United Kingdom 2012 93m
Jean-Philippe Tremblay examines how the media in the US is in the controlling hands of a handful of commercial enterprises exercising extraordinary political, social, and economic power. These companies, with their endless corporate concerns, not only don’t prioritise investigative journalism among their media holdings, but in fact actively clamp down on it. Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, Professor Jeremy Moon, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Thanks to the Sheffield Documentary Festival
WED 14, 1PM AND 6PM
Starring: Ai Weiwei, Ying Gao, Danging Chen
A documentary that chronicles artist and activist Ai Weiwei as he prepares for a series of exhibitions and gets into an increasing number of clashes with the Chinese government.
Starring: Jane Wyman, Ray Milland
The desperate life of a chronic alcoholic is followed through a four day drinking bout in Wilder’s devastating look at the effects of alcohol addiction. Screening as part of Alcohol Awareness Week, the film will be introduced by scriptwriter William Ivory at 5.30PM and there’ll be a panel discussion, chaired by BBC Radio Nottingham’s John Holmes, after the screening.
presents VERTIGO (PG)
Dir: Alfred Hitchcock United States 1959 128m Starring: Kim Novak, James Stewart
Recently declared the greatest film of all time in a poll of influential critics, Vertigo was unsuccessful with the critics and the public alike at the time of its release. Professor Currie, a philosopher who has written a book and many articles on film, will talk about the film, its place in Hitchcock’s work, and its status as a film of unparalleled psychological depth and dramatic invention. Professor Currie’s 30 minute talk will begin at 5.45PM. There’ll be an informal opportunity to talk with him about the film after the screening in the Mezz Lounge.
WALK THE LINE (12A) A chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash’s life. FOR ANDREW, HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS
SAT 10, 6PM ENCORE SUN 11, 12 NOON
SUN 25 2PM
ADES’S THE TEMPEST (12A) 180m
SEX & DRUGS & ROCK & ROLL (15) The story of Ian Dury, one of the founders of the British punk movement. PUBLIC & COMMERCIAL SERVICES UNION CELEBRATING UK DISABILITY HISTORY MONTH
NEW YEAR FILM COURSES COMMENCING JANUARY 2013
COLD COMFORTS: SCANDINAVIAN CINEMA AND CRIME TV
THU 15, 8.45PM
MON 26, 6PM
FRI 30, 6.30PM
TAKING THE MICHAEL (15) + Q&A
LAST SHOP STANDING (15) + Q&A
RADIOMAN (15) + Q&A
Dir: Ian Nesbitt United Kingdom 2012 78m
Dir: Pip Piper United Kingdom 2012 70m
In New York, there’s the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and Radioman, a fixture on NYC film sets and considered a celebrity’s celebrity. But Radioman is more than a film industry mascot and formerly homeless alcoholic; his outsider story makes a profound statement about celebrity and friendship. A who’s who of Hollywood’s A-list are interviewed, as fans of Radioman, they reveal the true nature of fame and its vapidity. Hot Doc Festival We are pleased to welcome director Mary Kerr, who will take part in a Q&A session after the screening.
Matt is an improbable hero for these uncertain times. He’s not sure how, or even why, but he knows he needs to go on an important journey and he knows it’s got something to do with 2012. Taking the Michael is the story of his and filmmaker Ian Nesbitt’s unlikely odyssey down the ancient byways and shady lanes of this green and pleasant land in a pedal-powered 1968 Bond Ranger. Director Ian Nesbitt and the film’s protagonist Matthew Pountney will take part in a post-screening Q&A.
Based on the book of the same name, Last Shop Standing celebrates the unique spirit that has enabled so many record shops to keep operating successfully against the backdrop of massive industry changes. The film features appearances by musicians and industry insiders including Johnny Marr, Paul Weller and Richard Hawley, but the real stars are the shop owners. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Pip Piper.
Dir: Mary Kerr United Kingdom 2012 70m
Duration: 90m Nordic-noir has become a staple of Saturday night TV and is weighing down the bookshop crime shelves, but let's not forget the great cinema that's also been coming our way these past twenty years. Dogme 95 and Lars Von Trier's subsequent provocations, Kaurismaki's dead-pan comedies, The Girl trilogy, in short a great variety of stories from those cold countries. And yes, we will find time to examine the big events from the small screen, Wallander, The Killing, The Bridge, and their like. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 8 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 7-8.30PM £60 /£40 concs and members
LO-FI FILM CLUB BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Duration: 150m For this unique course we ask you to bring in your own smartphone or digital camera and you can learn filmmaking techniques and apply them using your own equipment, although you can also use what we have here at Broadway. Tutor: Owen Davis. Duration: 4 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 6.30-8PM £80 /£60 concs and members
AFTERNOON COURSE Duration: 120m Topic of course to be confirmed. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 10 weeks Weds afternoons commencing 16 Jan, 2-4PM £70 /£50 concs and members
Composer Thomas Adès conducts. Live: £25 full / £22 concs / £20 members Encore: £20 full / £17 concs / £15 members
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING Duration: 150m Our popular screenwriting course will get you up and running with all the tools you need to write your screenplay. From finding your story, giving it structure and writing it visually; creating characters, writing dialogue and devising your plot. Not forgetting how to write a film synopsis and treatment. Tutor: Graham Lester George Duration: 8 weeks Weds eves commencing 16 Jan, 6.30-9PM £130 / £100 concs and members
TALK CINEMA JANUARY 2013 Duration: 90m Love watching and talking about films? This course involves exactly that. Come along and watch a pre-arranged film from the Broadway programme in weeks 1,3,5,7 & 9 then meet the group in weeks 2,4,6,8 & 10 for an in-depth discussion of the previous week's movie. Tutor: Helen Gascoyne Duration: 10 weeks Thurs eves commencing 17 Jan, 7.30-9PM (discussion sessions) Price: £60 /£40 concs and members (includes entrance into films)
THE BOX OFFICE IS OPEN Mon - Fri from 9am, Sat and Sun from 12pm. It closes 15 minutes after the start of the final film.
EVENING PARKING Free on street parking is available after 8pm on Broad Street and on surrounding streets.
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Broadway is located at 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham NG1 3AL, five minutes walk from the Market Square, in Hockley. The closest tram stop to us is the Lace Market.
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PELHAM ST
N ST CARLTO
ATE GOOSEG
MARKET SQ.
CHILD POLICY Broadway welcomes children into its building and Cafébar until 9pm. However, children must always be supervised by a parent or carer. Broadway cannot accept responsibility for the well-being of children who are not supervised. Babies are not permitted into the screens, with the exception of Bringing Up Baby! screenings.
LACE MARKET TRAM STOP
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FLETCHER GATE
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EVERY WEEK WE SHOW FILMS IN OUR SPLENDID
SOME LIKE IT HOT (PG)
EY
THU 8, DOORS OPEN 6.30PM FOR 7PM START
TIMON OF ATHENS (12A) 180m
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
ON
Kneel Before Zod return with more testing trivia. Nottingham’s premier ‘obscure cinema renegades’ are offering up a bevy of amazing prizes and a chance to have your name lovingly scrawled on the KBZ memorial trophy. £1 a head to join in. www.broadway.org.uk/quiz www.facebook.come/KNLBFRZD
SUN 11, 2PM
Arguably the best and most popular comedy ever made. TO CELEBRATE GILL AND GORDON SHOPLAND’S GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MON 19, 5.30PM
THU 1, 7PM / ENCORE SAT 3, 1PM
ST
BROADWAY’S FIENDISH FILM QUIZ
Aloha, bang! is back, bigger and bangier than ever before. We’ll be bringing back our popular regular strands COMMUNITY, MIDDLE EAST, BANGIMATION, THE RIGHTS IN MOTION AWARD SCREENING & THE MAIN EVENT. And we’re also proud to introduce a brand new section, THE SOURCE, celebrating the afro-caribbean experience; a revamped young filmmakers section CRASH, bang!, WALLOP and a booming new mu-sic vid-e-o platform showing in the Lounge Screen. So, come along to experience a sparkling spectacle of short films & spot the stars of tomorrow. www.bangshortfilmfestival.com
When electric cars first appeared on the market in the 1990s, mass production and commercialization was abruptly shut down, a story told in Chris Paine’s first documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? Now, the race is back on to develop an affordable, stylish electric car and win over a skeptical public. Revenge of the Electric Car goes behind the closed doors of Nissan, GM and the innovative California start-up Tesla Motors to find the story of the global resurgence of electric cars. Nottingham MP Alan Simpson, a leading campaigner on wide ranging issues about the environment and the economy, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Your chance to see the film of your choice on a Sunday afternoon. Call 0115 952 6600 or email r.barrett@broadway.org.uk for details.
13
T DS OA BR T ES RG GEO
TUE 27, FROM 8.30PM
Dir: Chris Paine United States 2011 90m
MY MOVIE
WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK/CONTACT
ST
Bang! Short Film Festival
Our popular gaming quiz reboots tonight. £1 a head to join in the fun & there’s prizes too.
REVENGE OF THE ELECTRIC CAR (PG)
11
SE OU SH AS GL
FRI 23 - SUN 25
1UP VIDEO GAME QUIZ
SPECIALS
NOVEMBER 2012
ST CLUMBER
QUIZZES
THU 15, FROM 8.45PM
TUE 6, 6PM
10
ST ON MILT
k www.mayhemhorrorfest.co.u
NOVEMBER 2012
A series of films about social and ethical issues in business, programmed in conjunction with the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility at Nottingham University Business School.
THU 31 OCT - SUN 4 NOV
st stories terclasses with top talent, gho PLUS! Q&As and BAFTA Mas r. Fea In in the bar and An Experiment passes now on sale for just £55. Day Tickets for the full festival are too. le ilab ava are gs enin and tickets for individual scre
Grab a glass of scotch, plaster on a ‘tache and spray on some Sex Panther! To raise money for Movember we’re having a fundraising screening of the comedy classic. Inspired by Ron Burgundy we want to fill the bar with (real or fake) facial fuzz and laughter. Remember: 60% of the time, it works every time! www.broadway.org.uk/film
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BROADWAY BITES AVAILABLE EVERY DAY £14 FULL £12 CONC/MEM
NOVEMBER 2012
BROADWAY IS A REGISTERED CHARITY (NO: 7007880) AND IS SUPPORTED BY BROADWAY IS PROUD TO BE SPONSORED BY With the support of Europa Cinemas, an initiative of the Media Programme of the European Union.
DESIGN: WWW.TOMPARTRIDGE.CO.UK PRINTED BY PYRAMID PRESS
CAFEBAR OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 9AM - 11PM THU - SAT: 9AM - 12AM SUN: 10AM - 11PM
ALTERED STATES SIGHTSEERS THE SHINING
BROADWAY CAFEBAR & MEZZ BAR
08
HEA THC OAT ST
07
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY
NOVEMBER 2012
MEZZ OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 5PM - 11PM THU - SUN: 12NOON - 11PM
TWO GREAT PLACES TO LOUNGE, EAT AND DRINK
ENJOY A MEAL & A FILM WITH OUR COMBINED TICKET DEAL
FOOD SERVICE UNTIL 9PM
MUSIC
THU 1, FROM 8.30PM FREE ENTRY FRI 9, 7.30PM FREE ENTRY
BROADWAY JAZZ WITH THE SONG IS YOU
WHOLE LOTTA SOUL NIGHT
Trumpet player Hugh Pascall leads quintet The Song Is You for our monthly jazz night in the Cafe Bar. Performing their unique arrangements of jazz standards, the group revisit jazz’s golden era of the 50s and 60.
Join us for a night of stomping soul classics as we celebrate the release of The Sapphires with legendary DJ Rob Smith. Expect the best of Motown, Stax and Northern Soul nuggets to get your toes tapping ‘til late.
FILM
FRI 30, FROM 10.30PM
MOVEMBER CHARITY CINEBAR SCREENING: ANCHORMAN (12A)
MAYHEM is back to scare the living daylights out of you! cking r festival will feature a sho Our biggest and best eve sts. ings and gue amount of special screen anese t wonders - from madcap Jap Discover the world’s weirdes ! ial horror film gore-fests to Israel’s first offic es The Shining and Altered Stat like Enjoy classic blood-curdlers tseers. alongside new scares like Sigh
SCREENING
LOUNGE
DOCS, FEATURES, SHORTS, CULT, ARTISTS FILMS FOR DETAILS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA
FILMS IN NOVEMBER INCLUDE... CALL ME KUCHU JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET THE HOUSE I LIVE IN
UNDERWIRE NETWORKING NIGHT UnderWire is the UK's only short film festival dedicated to showcasing the cinematic talents of women. This debut event will include a screening of the 2011 festival winners, an opportunity to network, and an 'open mic' session where local women filmmakers (that includes women working across all the crafts) can screen their shorts, or a work-in-progress, for audience feedback. Free entry and a free drink for attendees. If you would like to take part in the ‘open mic’ part of the evening, please email helen@underwirefestival.com. Please include your name, what role you played (Director, etc), the running time, and whether it is a completed or in progress.
Simon Russell Beale takes the title role in Shakespeare’s strange fable. £12.50 full / £11 concs + members
THU 29, 5.45PM
THE LOST WEEKEND (PG) + POST SCREENING DISCUSSION
Cafe Philosophique
ACCESS INFORMATION Broadway is fully accessible to people using wheelchairs. An infra-red hearing system is fitted in each auditorium - Screen 2 and the box office also have induction loops which can be used with your hearing aid set to 'T'. Guide Dogs are welcome. Back supports and seat wedges are also available from the Box Office. Let us know if anything doesn't come up to scratch and we'll try to put it right. Brochure available in alternative formats on request.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Become a Broadway Member today and receive discounts on films, food & events. Individual £27 / Joint £50
SUN 18, 2PM
Dir: Billy Wilder United States 1945 96m
TUE 13, 6PM
TUE 27, 6PM
THE FLAW (15)
CANNED DREAMS (15)
United Kingdom 2011 78m
With English Subtitles
AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY (15)
Through interviews with some of the world’s leading economists, including housing expert Robert Shiller, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, and economic historian Louis Hyman, as well as Wall Street insiders and victims of the crash, The Flaw presents an original and compelling account of the credit bubble and the toxic combination of forces that nearly destroyed the world economy. Philip Augar, author of ‘The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism’ and ‘The Greed Merchants’ will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Dir: Katja Gauriloff Finland 2012 75m
Dir: Alison Klayman United States 2010 91m
A simple can of ravioli propels this spectacular 30,000-kilometre, eightcountry journey through all phases of food production and the far flung sources of international ingredients. The story begins with a single mother toiling in one of the biggest open pit mines in Brazil and ends on the shelf of a grocery store in Finland. An eloquent statement about our modern, globalized world, making us aware of the hundreds of invisible people who prepare the food we eat every day. Hot Doc Festival Alison Ward, a former Head of Global Corporate Responsibility at Cadbury, now an independent consultant, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Please note this film contains some scenes in abattoirs which those sensitive to animal cruelty may find distressing.
TUE 20, 6PM
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY (15) Dir: Jean-Philippe Tremblay United Kingdom 2012 93m
Jean-Philippe Tremblay examines how the media in the US is in the controlling hands of a handful of commercial enterprises exercising extraordinary political, social, and economic power. These companies, with their endless corporate concerns, not only don’t prioritise investigative journalism among their media holdings, but in fact actively clamp down on it. Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, Professor Jeremy Moon, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Thanks to the Sheffield Documentary Festival
WED 14, 1PM AND 6PM
Starring: Ai Weiwei, Ying Gao, Danging Chen
A documentary that chronicles artist and activist Ai Weiwei as he prepares for a series of exhibitions and gets into an increasing number of clashes with the Chinese government.
Starring: Jane Wyman, Ray Milland
The desperate life of a chronic alcoholic is followed through a four day drinking bout in Wilder’s devastating look at the effects of alcohol addiction. Screening as part of Alcohol Awareness Week, the film will be introduced by scriptwriter William Ivory at 5.30PM and there’ll be a panel discussion, chaired by BBC Radio Nottingham’s John Holmes, after the screening.
presents VERTIGO (PG)
Dir: Alfred Hitchcock United States 1959 128m Starring: Kim Novak, James Stewart
Recently declared the greatest film of all time in a poll of influential critics, Vertigo was unsuccessful with the critics and the public alike at the time of its release. Professor Currie, a philosopher who has written a book and many articles on film, will talk about the film, its place in Hitchcock’s work, and its status as a film of unparalleled psychological depth and dramatic invention. Professor Currie’s 30 minute talk will begin at 5.45PM. There’ll be an informal opportunity to talk with him about the film after the screening in the Mezz Lounge.
WALK THE LINE (12A) A chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash’s life. FOR ANDREW, HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS
SAT 10, 6PM ENCORE SUN 11, 12 NOON
SUN 25 2PM
ADES’S THE TEMPEST (12A) 180m
SEX & DRUGS & ROCK & ROLL (15) The story of Ian Dury, one of the founders of the British punk movement. PUBLIC & COMMERCIAL SERVICES UNION CELEBRATING UK DISABILITY HISTORY MONTH
NEW YEAR FILM COURSES COMMENCING JANUARY 2013
COLD COMFORTS: SCANDINAVIAN CINEMA AND CRIME TV
THU 15, 8.45PM
MON 26, 6PM
FRI 30, 6.30PM
TAKING THE MICHAEL (15) + Q&A
LAST SHOP STANDING (15) + Q&A
RADIOMAN (15) + Q&A
Dir: Ian Nesbitt United Kingdom 2012 78m
Dir: Pip Piper United Kingdom 2012 70m
In New York, there’s the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and Radioman, a fixture on NYC film sets and considered a celebrity’s celebrity. But Radioman is more than a film industry mascot and formerly homeless alcoholic; his outsider story makes a profound statement about celebrity and friendship. A who’s who of Hollywood’s A-list are interviewed, as fans of Radioman, they reveal the true nature of fame and its vapidity. Hot Doc Festival We are pleased to welcome director Mary Kerr, who will take part in a Q&A session after the screening.
Matt is an improbable hero for these uncertain times. He’s not sure how, or even why, but he knows he needs to go on an important journey and he knows it’s got something to do with 2012. Taking the Michael is the story of his and filmmaker Ian Nesbitt’s unlikely odyssey down the ancient byways and shady lanes of this green and pleasant land in a pedal-powered 1968 Bond Ranger. Director Ian Nesbitt and the film’s protagonist Matthew Pountney will take part in a post-screening Q&A.
Based on the book of the same name, Last Shop Standing celebrates the unique spirit that has enabled so many record shops to keep operating successfully against the backdrop of massive industry changes. The film features appearances by musicians and industry insiders including Johnny Marr, Paul Weller and Richard Hawley, but the real stars are the shop owners. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Pip Piper.
Dir: Mary Kerr United Kingdom 2012 70m
Duration: 90m Nordic-noir has become a staple of Saturday night TV and is weighing down the bookshop crime shelves, but let's not forget the great cinema that's also been coming our way these past twenty years. Dogme 95 and Lars Von Trier's subsequent provocations, Kaurismaki's dead-pan comedies, The Girl trilogy, in short a great variety of stories from those cold countries. And yes, we will find time to examine the big events from the small screen, Wallander, The Killing, The Bridge, and their like. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 8 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 7-8.30PM £60 /£40 concs and members
LO-FI FILM CLUB BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Duration: 150m For this unique course we ask you to bring in your own smartphone or digital camera and you can learn filmmaking techniques and apply them using your own equipment, although you can also use what we have here at Broadway. Tutor: Owen Davis. Duration: 4 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 6.30-8PM £80 /£60 concs and members
AFTERNOON COURSE Duration: 120m Topic of course to be confirmed. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 10 weeks Weds afternoons commencing 16 Jan, 2-4PM £70 /£50 concs and members
Composer Thomas Adès conducts. Live: £25 full / £22 concs / £20 members Encore: £20 full / £17 concs / £15 members
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING Duration: 150m Our popular screenwriting course will get you up and running with all the tools you need to write your screenplay. From finding your story, giving it structure and writing it visually; creating characters, writing dialogue and devising your plot. Not forgetting how to write a film synopsis and treatment. Tutor: Graham Lester George Duration: 8 weeks Weds eves commencing 16 Jan, 6.30-9PM £130 / £100 concs and members
TALK CINEMA JANUARY 2013 Duration: 90m Love watching and talking about films? This course involves exactly that. Come along and watch a pre-arranged film from the Broadway programme in weeks 1,3,5,7 & 9 then meet the group in weeks 2,4,6,8 & 10 for an in-depth discussion of the previous week's movie. Tutor: Helen Gascoyne Duration: 10 weeks Thurs eves commencing 17 Jan, 7.30-9PM (discussion sessions) Price: £60 /£40 concs and members (includes entrance into films)
THE BOX OFFICE IS OPEN Mon - Fri from 9am, Sat and Sun from 12pm. It closes 15 minutes after the start of the final film.
EVENING PARKING Free on street parking is available after 8pm on Broad Street and on surrounding streets.
TICKETS are available in advance for all films. You can pay for your tickets with cash, cheque, credit and debit cards in person, by phone or online. There is no phone or online booking fee. PRICES Full £7.50 Member £5.90 Family Matinee £3.50 Silver Screen £4.30
30% DISCOUNT ON PARKING AT FLETCHER GATE CAR PARK
Conc £5.90 Conc Member £4.90 Children under 12 £3.50
ASK AT BOX OFFICE FOR DETAILS
Broadway is located at 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham NG1 3AL, five minutes walk from the Market Square, in Hockley. The closest tram stop to us is the Lace Market.
3D FILMS an additional £2 full / £1.50 concs + members on selected films.
BROADWAY BITES FILM AND MEAL DEAL Eat, watch a movie and save money! Full £14 / Conc & member £12
P
VICTORIA CENTRE
broadway
P
LOWER PARLIAMENT ST
GROUP DISCOUNT Groups of ten or more will receive a discount on full and concessionary tickets. To receive the group discount contact the Box Office in advance. CONCESSIONS are available to full time students in possession of a valid NUS card with picture, State pensioners, registered disabled, unemployed and children under 16. Bring proof of concessionary status when buying tickets.
PELHAM ST
N ST CARLTO
ATE GOOSEG
MARKET SQ.
CHILD POLICY Broadway welcomes children into its building and Cafébar until 9pm. However, children must always be supervised by a parent or carer. Broadway cannot accept responsibility for the well-being of children who are not supervised. Babies are not permitted into the screens, with the exception of Bringing Up Baby! screenings.
LACE MARKET TRAM STOP
P
FLETCHER GATE
P
ST
EVERY WEEK WE SHOW FILMS IN OUR SPLENDID
SOME LIKE IT HOT (PG)
EY
THU 8, DOORS OPEN 6.30PM FOR 7PM START
TIMON OF ATHENS (12A) 180m
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
ON
Kneel Before Zod return with more testing trivia. Nottingham’s premier ‘obscure cinema renegades’ are offering up a bevy of amazing prizes and a chance to have your name lovingly scrawled on the KBZ memorial trophy. £1 a head to join in. www.broadway.org.uk/quiz www.facebook.come/KNLBFRZD
SUN 11, 2PM
Arguably the best and most popular comedy ever made. TO CELEBRATE GILL AND GORDON SHOPLAND’S GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MON 19, 5.30PM
THU 1, 7PM / ENCORE SAT 3, 1PM
ST
BROADWAY’S FIENDISH FILM QUIZ
Aloha, bang! is back, bigger and bangier than ever before. We’ll be bringing back our popular regular strands COMMUNITY, MIDDLE EAST, BANGIMATION, THE RIGHTS IN MOTION AWARD SCREENING & THE MAIN EVENT. And we’re also proud to introduce a brand new section, THE SOURCE, celebrating the afro-caribbean experience; a revamped young filmmakers section CRASH, bang!, WALLOP and a booming new mu-sic vid-e-o platform showing in the Lounge Screen. So, come along to experience a sparkling spectacle of short films & spot the stars of tomorrow. www.bangshortfilmfestival.com
When electric cars first appeared on the market in the 1990s, mass production and commercialization was abruptly shut down, a story told in Chris Paine’s first documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? Now, the race is back on to develop an affordable, stylish electric car and win over a skeptical public. Revenge of the Electric Car goes behind the closed doors of Nissan, GM and the innovative California start-up Tesla Motors to find the story of the global resurgence of electric cars. Nottingham MP Alan Simpson, a leading campaigner on wide ranging issues about the environment and the economy, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Your chance to see the film of your choice on a Sunday afternoon. Call 0115 952 6600 or email r.barrett@broadway.org.uk for details.
13
T DS OA BR T ES RG GEO
TUE 27, FROM 8.30PM
Dir: Chris Paine United States 2011 90m
MY MOVIE
WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK/CONTACT
ST
Bang! Short Film Festival
Our popular gaming quiz reboots tonight. £1 a head to join in the fun & there’s prizes too.
REVENGE OF THE ELECTRIC CAR (PG)
11
SE OU SH AS GL
FRI 23 - SUN 25
1UP VIDEO GAME QUIZ
SPECIALS
NOVEMBER 2012
ST CLUMBER
QUIZZES
THU 15, FROM 8.45PM
TUE 6, 6PM
10
ST ON MILT
k www.mayhemhorrorfest.co.u
NOVEMBER 2012
A series of films about social and ethical issues in business, programmed in conjunction with the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility at Nottingham University Business School.
THU 31 OCT - SUN 4 NOV
st stories terclasses with top talent, gho PLUS! Q&As and BAFTA Mas r. Fea In in the bar and An Experiment passes now on sale for just £55. Day Tickets for the full festival are too. le ilab ava are gs enin and tickets for individual scre
Grab a glass of scotch, plaster on a ‘tache and spray on some Sex Panther! To raise money for Movember we’re having a fundraising screening of the comedy classic. Inspired by Ron Burgundy we want to fill the bar with (real or fake) facial fuzz and laughter. Remember: 60% of the time, it works every time! www.broadway.org.uk/film
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BROADWAY BITES AVAILABLE EVERY DAY £14 FULL £12 CONC/MEM
NOVEMBER 2012
BROADWAY IS A REGISTERED CHARITY (NO: 7007880) AND IS SUPPORTED BY BROADWAY IS PROUD TO BE SPONSORED BY With the support of Europa Cinemas, an initiative of the Media Programme of the European Union.
DESIGN: WWW.TOMPARTRIDGE.CO.UK PRINTED BY PYRAMID PRESS
CAFEBAR OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 9AM - 11PM THU - SAT: 9AM - 12AM SUN: 10AM - 11PM
ALTERED STATES SIGHTSEERS THE SHINING
BROADWAY CAFEBAR & MEZZ BAR
08
HEA THC OAT ST
07
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY
NOVEMBER 2012
MEZZ OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 5PM - 11PM THU - SUN: 12NOON - 11PM
TWO GREAT PLACES TO LOUNGE, EAT AND DRINK
ENJOY A MEAL & A FILM WITH OUR COMBINED TICKET DEAL
FOOD SERVICE UNTIL 9PM
MUSIC
THU 1, FROM 8.30PM FREE ENTRY FRI 9, 7.30PM FREE ENTRY
BROADWAY JAZZ WITH THE SONG IS YOU
WHOLE LOTTA SOUL NIGHT
Trumpet player Hugh Pascall leads quintet The Song Is You for our monthly jazz night in the Cafe Bar. Performing their unique arrangements of jazz standards, the group revisit jazz’s golden era of the 50s and 60.
Join us for a night of stomping soul classics as we celebrate the release of The Sapphires with legendary DJ Rob Smith. Expect the best of Motown, Stax and Northern Soul nuggets to get your toes tapping ‘til late.
FILM
FRI 30, FROM 10.30PM
MOVEMBER CHARITY CINEBAR SCREENING: ANCHORMAN (12A)
MAYHEM is back to scare the living daylights out of you! cking r festival will feature a sho Our biggest and best eve sts. ings and gue amount of special screen anese t wonders - from madcap Jap Discover the world’s weirdes ! ial horror film gore-fests to Israel’s first offic es The Shining and Altered Stat like Enjoy classic blood-curdlers tseers. alongside new scares like Sigh
SCREENING
LOUNGE
DOCS, FEATURES, SHORTS, CULT, ARTISTS FILMS FOR DETAILS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA
FILMS IN NOVEMBER INCLUDE... CALL ME KUCHU JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET THE HOUSE I LIVE IN
UNDERWIRE NETWORKING NIGHT UnderWire is the UK's only short film festival dedicated to showcasing the cinematic talents of women. This debut event will include a screening of the 2011 festival winners, an opportunity to network, and an 'open mic' session where local women filmmakers (that includes women working across all the crafts) can screen their shorts, or a work-in-progress, for audience feedback. Free entry and a free drink for attendees. If you would like to take part in the ‘open mic’ part of the evening, please email helen@underwirefestival.com. Please include your name, what role you played (Director, etc), the running time, and whether it is a completed or in progress.
Simon Russell Beale takes the title role in Shakespeare’s strange fable. £12.50 full / £11 concs + members
THU 29, 5.45PM
THE LOST WEEKEND (PG) + POST SCREENING DISCUSSION
Cafe Philosophique
ACCESS INFORMATION Broadway is fully accessible to people using wheelchairs. An infra-red hearing system is fitted in each auditorium - Screen 2 and the box office also have induction loops which can be used with your hearing aid set to 'T'. Guide Dogs are welcome. Back supports and seat wedges are also available from the Box Office. Let us know if anything doesn't come up to scratch and we'll try to put it right. Brochure available in alternative formats on request.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Become a Broadway Member today and receive discounts on films, food & events. Individual £27 / Joint £50
SUN 18, 2PM
Dir: Billy Wilder United States 1945 96m
TUE 13, 6PM
TUE 27, 6PM
THE FLAW (15)
CANNED DREAMS (15)
United Kingdom 2011 78m
With English Subtitles
AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY (15)
Through interviews with some of the world’s leading economists, including housing expert Robert Shiller, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, and economic historian Louis Hyman, as well as Wall Street insiders and victims of the crash, The Flaw presents an original and compelling account of the credit bubble and the toxic combination of forces that nearly destroyed the world economy. Philip Augar, author of ‘The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism’ and ‘The Greed Merchants’ will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Dir: Katja Gauriloff Finland 2012 75m
Dir: Alison Klayman United States 2010 91m
A simple can of ravioli propels this spectacular 30,000-kilometre, eightcountry journey through all phases of food production and the far flung sources of international ingredients. The story begins with a single mother toiling in one of the biggest open pit mines in Brazil and ends on the shelf of a grocery store in Finland. An eloquent statement about our modern, globalized world, making us aware of the hundreds of invisible people who prepare the food we eat every day. Hot Doc Festival Alison Ward, a former Head of Global Corporate Responsibility at Cadbury, now an independent consultant, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Please note this film contains some scenes in abattoirs which those sensitive to animal cruelty may find distressing.
TUE 20, 6PM
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY (15) Dir: Jean-Philippe Tremblay United Kingdom 2012 93m
Jean-Philippe Tremblay examines how the media in the US is in the controlling hands of a handful of commercial enterprises exercising extraordinary political, social, and economic power. These companies, with their endless corporate concerns, not only don’t prioritise investigative journalism among their media holdings, but in fact actively clamp down on it. Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, Professor Jeremy Moon, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Thanks to the Sheffield Documentary Festival
WED 14, 1PM AND 6PM
Starring: Ai Weiwei, Ying Gao, Danging Chen
A documentary that chronicles artist and activist Ai Weiwei as he prepares for a series of exhibitions and gets into an increasing number of clashes with the Chinese government.
Starring: Jane Wyman, Ray Milland
The desperate life of a chronic alcoholic is followed through a four day drinking bout in Wilder’s devastating look at the effects of alcohol addiction. Screening as part of Alcohol Awareness Week, the film will be introduced by scriptwriter William Ivory at 5.30PM and there’ll be a panel discussion, chaired by BBC Radio Nottingham’s John Holmes, after the screening.
presents VERTIGO (PG)
Dir: Alfred Hitchcock United States 1959 128m Starring: Kim Novak, James Stewart
Recently declared the greatest film of all time in a poll of influential critics, Vertigo was unsuccessful with the critics and the public alike at the time of its release. Professor Currie, a philosopher who has written a book and many articles on film, will talk about the film, its place in Hitchcock’s work, and its status as a film of unparalleled psychological depth and dramatic invention. Professor Currie’s 30 minute talk will begin at 5.45PM. There’ll be an informal opportunity to talk with him about the film after the screening in the Mezz Lounge.
WALK THE LINE (12A) A chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash’s life. FOR ANDREW, HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS
SAT 10, 6PM ENCORE SUN 11, 12 NOON
SUN 25 2PM
ADES’S THE TEMPEST (12A) 180m
SEX & DRUGS & ROCK & ROLL (15) The story of Ian Dury, one of the founders of the British punk movement. PUBLIC & COMMERCIAL SERVICES UNION CELEBRATING UK DISABILITY HISTORY MONTH
NEW YEAR FILM COURSES COMMENCING JANUARY 2013
COLD COMFORTS: SCANDINAVIAN CINEMA AND CRIME TV
THU 15, 8.45PM
MON 26, 6PM
FRI 30, 6.30PM
TAKING THE MICHAEL (15) + Q&A
LAST SHOP STANDING (15) + Q&A
RADIOMAN (15) + Q&A
Dir: Ian Nesbitt United Kingdom 2012 78m
Dir: Pip Piper United Kingdom 2012 70m
In New York, there’s the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and Radioman, a fixture on NYC film sets and considered a celebrity’s celebrity. But Radioman is more than a film industry mascot and formerly homeless alcoholic; his outsider story makes a profound statement about celebrity and friendship. A who’s who of Hollywood’s A-list are interviewed, as fans of Radioman, they reveal the true nature of fame and its vapidity. Hot Doc Festival We are pleased to welcome director Mary Kerr, who will take part in a Q&A session after the screening.
Matt is an improbable hero for these uncertain times. He’s not sure how, or even why, but he knows he needs to go on an important journey and he knows it’s got something to do with 2012. Taking the Michael is the story of his and filmmaker Ian Nesbitt’s unlikely odyssey down the ancient byways and shady lanes of this green and pleasant land in a pedal-powered 1968 Bond Ranger. Director Ian Nesbitt and the film’s protagonist Matthew Pountney will take part in a post-screening Q&A.
Based on the book of the same name, Last Shop Standing celebrates the unique spirit that has enabled so many record shops to keep operating successfully against the backdrop of massive industry changes. The film features appearances by musicians and industry insiders including Johnny Marr, Paul Weller and Richard Hawley, but the real stars are the shop owners. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Pip Piper.
Dir: Mary Kerr United Kingdom 2012 70m
Duration: 90m Nordic-noir has become a staple of Saturday night TV and is weighing down the bookshop crime shelves, but let's not forget the great cinema that's also been coming our way these past twenty years. Dogme 95 and Lars Von Trier's subsequent provocations, Kaurismaki's dead-pan comedies, The Girl trilogy, in short a great variety of stories from those cold countries. And yes, we will find time to examine the big events from the small screen, Wallander, The Killing, The Bridge, and their like. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 8 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 7-8.30PM £60 /£40 concs and members
LO-FI FILM CLUB BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Duration: 150m For this unique course we ask you to bring in your own smartphone or digital camera and you can learn filmmaking techniques and apply them using your own equipment, although you can also use what we have here at Broadway. Tutor: Owen Davis. Duration: 4 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 6.30-8PM £80 /£60 concs and members
AFTERNOON COURSE Duration: 120m Topic of course to be confirmed. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 10 weeks Weds afternoons commencing 16 Jan, 2-4PM £70 /£50 concs and members
Composer Thomas Adès conducts. Live: £25 full / £22 concs / £20 members Encore: £20 full / £17 concs / £15 members
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING Duration: 150m Our popular screenwriting course will get you up and running with all the tools you need to write your screenplay. From finding your story, giving it structure and writing it visually; creating characters, writing dialogue and devising your plot. Not forgetting how to write a film synopsis and treatment. Tutor: Graham Lester George Duration: 8 weeks Weds eves commencing 16 Jan, 6.30-9PM £130 / £100 concs and members
TALK CINEMA JANUARY 2013 Duration: 90m Love watching and talking about films? This course involves exactly that. Come along and watch a pre-arranged film from the Broadway programme in weeks 1,3,5,7 & 9 then meet the group in weeks 2,4,6,8 & 10 for an in-depth discussion of the previous week's movie. Tutor: Helen Gascoyne Duration: 10 weeks Thurs eves commencing 17 Jan, 7.30-9PM (discussion sessions) Price: £60 /£40 concs and members (includes entrance into films)
THE BOX OFFICE IS OPEN Mon - Fri from 9am, Sat and Sun from 12pm. It closes 15 minutes after the start of the final film.
EVENING PARKING Free on street parking is available after 8pm on Broad Street and on surrounding streets.
TICKETS are available in advance for all films. You can pay for your tickets with cash, cheque, credit and debit cards in person, by phone or online. There is no phone or online booking fee. PRICES Full £7.50 Member £5.90 Family Matinee £3.50 Silver Screen £4.30
30% DISCOUNT ON PARKING AT FLETCHER GATE CAR PARK
Conc £5.90 Conc Member £4.90 Children under 12 £3.50
ASK AT BOX OFFICE FOR DETAILS
Broadway is located at 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham NG1 3AL, five minutes walk from the Market Square, in Hockley. The closest tram stop to us is the Lace Market.
3D FILMS an additional £2 full / £1.50 concs + members on selected films.
BROADWAY BITES FILM AND MEAL DEAL Eat, watch a movie and save money! Full £14 / Conc & member £12
P
VICTORIA CENTRE
broadway
P
LOWER PARLIAMENT ST
GROUP DISCOUNT Groups of ten or more will receive a discount on full and concessionary tickets. To receive the group discount contact the Box Office in advance. CONCESSIONS are available to full time students in possession of a valid NUS card with picture, State pensioners, registered disabled, unemployed and children under 16. Bring proof of concessionary status when buying tickets.
PELHAM ST
N ST CARLTO
ATE GOOSEG
MARKET SQ.
CHILD POLICY Broadway welcomes children into its building and Cafébar until 9pm. However, children must always be supervised by a parent or carer. Broadway cannot accept responsibility for the well-being of children who are not supervised. Babies are not permitted into the screens, with the exception of Bringing Up Baby! screenings.
LACE MARKET TRAM STOP
P
FLETCHER GATE
P
ST
EVERY WEEK WE SHOW FILMS IN OUR SPLENDID
SOME LIKE IT HOT (PG)
EY
THU 8, DOORS OPEN 6.30PM FOR 7PM START
TIMON OF ATHENS (12A) 180m
BOX OFFICE 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
ON
Kneel Before Zod return with more testing trivia. Nottingham’s premier ‘obscure cinema renegades’ are offering up a bevy of amazing prizes and a chance to have your name lovingly scrawled on the KBZ memorial trophy. £1 a head to join in. www.broadway.org.uk/quiz www.facebook.come/KNLBFRZD
SUN 11, 2PM
Arguably the best and most popular comedy ever made. TO CELEBRATE GILL AND GORDON SHOPLAND’S GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MON 19, 5.30PM
THU 1, 7PM / ENCORE SAT 3, 1PM
ST
BROADWAY’S FIENDISH FILM QUIZ
Aloha, bang! is back, bigger and bangier than ever before. We’ll be bringing back our popular regular strands COMMUNITY, MIDDLE EAST, BANGIMATION, THE RIGHTS IN MOTION AWARD SCREENING & THE MAIN EVENT. And we’re also proud to introduce a brand new section, THE SOURCE, celebrating the afro-caribbean experience; a revamped young filmmakers section CRASH, bang!, WALLOP and a booming new mu-sic vid-e-o platform showing in the Lounge Screen. So, come along to experience a sparkling spectacle of short films & spot the stars of tomorrow. www.bangshortfilmfestival.com
When electric cars first appeared on the market in the 1990s, mass production and commercialization was abruptly shut down, a story told in Chris Paine’s first documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? Now, the race is back on to develop an affordable, stylish electric car and win over a skeptical public. Revenge of the Electric Car goes behind the closed doors of Nissan, GM and the innovative California start-up Tesla Motors to find the story of the global resurgence of electric cars. Nottingham MP Alan Simpson, a leading campaigner on wide ranging issues about the environment and the economy, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Your chance to see the film of your choice on a Sunday afternoon. Call 0115 952 6600 or email r.barrett@broadway.org.uk for details.
13
T DS OA BR T ES RG GEO
TUE 27, FROM 8.30PM
Dir: Chris Paine United States 2011 90m
MY MOVIE
WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK/CONTACT
ST
Bang! Short Film Festival
Our popular gaming quiz reboots tonight. £1 a head to join in the fun & there’s prizes too.
REVENGE OF THE ELECTRIC CAR (PG)
11
SE OU SH AS GL
FRI 23 - SUN 25
1UP VIDEO GAME QUIZ
SPECIALS
NOVEMBER 2012
ST CLUMBER
QUIZZES
THU 15, FROM 8.45PM
TUE 6, 6PM
10
ST ON MILT
k www.mayhemhorrorfest.co.u
NOVEMBER 2012
A series of films about social and ethical issues in business, programmed in conjunction with the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility at Nottingham University Business School.
THU 31 OCT - SUN 4 NOV
st stories terclasses with top talent, gho PLUS! Q&As and BAFTA Mas r. Fea In in the bar and An Experiment passes now on sale for just £55. Day Tickets for the full festival are too. le ilab ava are gs enin and tickets for individual scre
Grab a glass of scotch, plaster on a ‘tache and spray on some Sex Panther! To raise money for Movember we’re having a fundraising screening of the comedy classic. Inspired by Ron Burgundy we want to fill the bar with (real or fake) facial fuzz and laughter. Remember: 60% of the time, it works every time! www.broadway.org.uk/film
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BROADWAY BITES AVAILABLE EVERY DAY £14 FULL £12 CONC/MEM
NOVEMBER 2012
BROADWAY IS A REGISTERED CHARITY (NO: 7007880) AND IS SUPPORTED BY BROADWAY IS PROUD TO BE SPONSORED BY With the support of Europa Cinemas, an initiative of the Media Programme of the European Union.
DESIGN: WWW.TOMPARTRIDGE.CO.UK PRINTED BY PYRAMID PRESS
CAFEBAR OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 9AM - 11PM THU - SAT: 9AM - 12AM SUN: 10AM - 11PM
ALTERED STATES SIGHTSEERS THE SHINING
BROADWAY CAFEBAR & MEZZ BAR
08
HEA THC OAT ST
07
SHADOWS OF LIBERTY
NOVEMBER 2012
MEZZ OPENING TIMES MON - WED: 5PM - 11PM THU - SUN: 12NOON - 11PM
TWO GREAT PLACES TO LOUNGE, EAT AND DRINK
ENJOY A MEAL & A FILM WITH OUR COMBINED TICKET DEAL
FOOD SERVICE UNTIL 9PM
MUSIC
THU 1, FROM 8.30PM FREE ENTRY FRI 9, 7.30PM FREE ENTRY
BROADWAY JAZZ WITH THE SONG IS YOU
WHOLE LOTTA SOUL NIGHT
Trumpet player Hugh Pascall leads quintet The Song Is You for our monthly jazz night in the Cafe Bar. Performing their unique arrangements of jazz standards, the group revisit jazz’s golden era of the 50s and 60.
Join us for a night of stomping soul classics as we celebrate the release of The Sapphires with legendary DJ Rob Smith. Expect the best of Motown, Stax and Northern Soul nuggets to get your toes tapping ‘til late.
FILM
FRI 30, FROM 10.30PM
MOVEMBER CHARITY CINEBAR SCREENING: ANCHORMAN (12A)
MAYHEM is back to scare the living daylights out of you! cking r festival will feature a sho Our biggest and best eve sts. ings and gue amount of special screen anese t wonders - from madcap Jap Discover the world’s weirdes ! ial horror film gore-fests to Israel’s first offic es The Shining and Altered Stat like Enjoy classic blood-curdlers tseers. alongside new scares like Sigh
SCREENING
LOUNGE
DOCS, FEATURES, SHORTS, CULT, ARTISTS FILMS FOR DETAILS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA
FILMS IN NOVEMBER INCLUDE... CALL ME KUCHU JASON BECKER: NOT DEAD YET THE HOUSE I LIVE IN
UNDERWIRE NETWORKING NIGHT UnderWire is the UK's only short film festival dedicated to showcasing the cinematic talents of women. This debut event will include a screening of the 2011 festival winners, an opportunity to network, and an 'open mic' session where local women filmmakers (that includes women working across all the crafts) can screen their shorts, or a work-in-progress, for audience feedback. Free entry and a free drink for attendees. If you would like to take part in the ‘open mic’ part of the evening, please email helen@underwirefestival.com. Please include your name, what role you played (Director, etc), the running time, and whether it is a completed or in progress.
Simon Russell Beale takes the title role in Shakespeare’s strange fable. £12.50 full / £11 concs + members
THU 29, 5.45PM
THE LOST WEEKEND (PG) + POST SCREENING DISCUSSION
Cafe Philosophique
ACCESS INFORMATION Broadway is fully accessible to people using wheelchairs. An infra-red hearing system is fitted in each auditorium - Screen 2 and the box office also have induction loops which can be used with your hearing aid set to 'T'. Guide Dogs are welcome. Back supports and seat wedges are also available from the Box Office. Let us know if anything doesn't come up to scratch and we'll try to put it right. Brochure available in alternative formats on request.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP Become a Broadway Member today and receive discounts on films, food & events. Individual £27 / Joint £50
SUN 18, 2PM
Dir: Billy Wilder United States 1945 96m
TUE 13, 6PM
TUE 27, 6PM
THE FLAW (15)
CANNED DREAMS (15)
United Kingdom 2011 78m
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AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY (15)
Through interviews with some of the world’s leading economists, including housing expert Robert Shiller, Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, and economic historian Louis Hyman, as well as Wall Street insiders and victims of the crash, The Flaw presents an original and compelling account of the credit bubble and the toxic combination of forces that nearly destroyed the world economy. Philip Augar, author of ‘The Death of Gentlemanly Capitalism’ and ‘The Greed Merchants’ will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
Dir: Katja Gauriloff Finland 2012 75m
Dir: Alison Klayman United States 2010 91m
A simple can of ravioli propels this spectacular 30,000-kilometre, eightcountry journey through all phases of food production and the far flung sources of international ingredients. The story begins with a single mother toiling in one of the biggest open pit mines in Brazil and ends on the shelf of a grocery store in Finland. An eloquent statement about our modern, globalized world, making us aware of the hundreds of invisible people who prepare the food we eat every day. Hot Doc Festival Alison Ward, a former Head of Global Corporate Responsibility at Cadbury, now an independent consultant, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Please note this film contains some scenes in abattoirs which those sensitive to animal cruelty may find distressing.
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SHADOWS OF LIBERTY (15) Dir: Jean-Philippe Tremblay United Kingdom 2012 93m
Jean-Philippe Tremblay examines how the media in the US is in the controlling hands of a handful of commercial enterprises exercising extraordinary political, social, and economic power. These companies, with their endless corporate concerns, not only don’t prioritise investigative journalism among their media holdings, but in fact actively clamp down on it. Director of the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility, Professor Jeremy Moon, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM. Thanks to the Sheffield Documentary Festival
WED 14, 1PM AND 6PM
Starring: Ai Weiwei, Ying Gao, Danging Chen
A documentary that chronicles artist and activist Ai Weiwei as he prepares for a series of exhibitions and gets into an increasing number of clashes with the Chinese government.
Starring: Jane Wyman, Ray Milland
The desperate life of a chronic alcoholic is followed through a four day drinking bout in Wilder’s devastating look at the effects of alcohol addiction. Screening as part of Alcohol Awareness Week, the film will be introduced by scriptwriter William Ivory at 5.30PM and there’ll be a panel discussion, chaired by BBC Radio Nottingham’s John Holmes, after the screening.
presents VERTIGO (PG)
Dir: Alfred Hitchcock United States 1959 128m Starring: Kim Novak, James Stewart
Recently declared the greatest film of all time in a poll of influential critics, Vertigo was unsuccessful with the critics and the public alike at the time of its release. Professor Currie, a philosopher who has written a book and many articles on film, will talk about the film, its place in Hitchcock’s work, and its status as a film of unparalleled psychological depth and dramatic invention. Professor Currie’s 30 minute talk will begin at 5.45PM. There’ll be an informal opportunity to talk with him about the film after the screening in the Mezz Lounge.
WALK THE LINE (12A) A chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash’s life. FOR ANDREW, HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY FROM FAMILY AND FRIENDS
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ADES’S THE TEMPEST (12A) 180m
SEX & DRUGS & ROCK & ROLL (15) The story of Ian Dury, one of the founders of the British punk movement. PUBLIC & COMMERCIAL SERVICES UNION CELEBRATING UK DISABILITY HISTORY MONTH
NEW YEAR FILM COURSES COMMENCING JANUARY 2013
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TAKING THE MICHAEL (15) + Q&A
LAST SHOP STANDING (15) + Q&A
RADIOMAN (15) + Q&A
Dir: Ian Nesbitt United Kingdom 2012 78m
Dir: Pip Piper United Kingdom 2012 70m
In New York, there’s the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building and Radioman, a fixture on NYC film sets and considered a celebrity’s celebrity. But Radioman is more than a film industry mascot and formerly homeless alcoholic; his outsider story makes a profound statement about celebrity and friendship. A who’s who of Hollywood’s A-list are interviewed, as fans of Radioman, they reveal the true nature of fame and its vapidity. Hot Doc Festival We are pleased to welcome director Mary Kerr, who will take part in a Q&A session after the screening.
Matt is an improbable hero for these uncertain times. He’s not sure how, or even why, but he knows he needs to go on an important journey and he knows it’s got something to do with 2012. Taking the Michael is the story of his and filmmaker Ian Nesbitt’s unlikely odyssey down the ancient byways and shady lanes of this green and pleasant land in a pedal-powered 1968 Bond Ranger. Director Ian Nesbitt and the film’s protagonist Matthew Pountney will take part in a post-screening Q&A.
Based on the book of the same name, Last Shop Standing celebrates the unique spirit that has enabled so many record shops to keep operating successfully against the backdrop of massive industry changes. The film features appearances by musicians and industry insiders including Johnny Marr, Paul Weller and Richard Hawley, but the real stars are the shop owners. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with director Pip Piper.
Dir: Mary Kerr United Kingdom 2012 70m
Duration: 90m Nordic-noir has become a staple of Saturday night TV and is weighing down the bookshop crime shelves, but let's not forget the great cinema that's also been coming our way these past twenty years. Dogme 95 and Lars Von Trier's subsequent provocations, Kaurismaki's dead-pan comedies, The Girl trilogy, in short a great variety of stories from those cold countries. And yes, we will find time to examine the big events from the small screen, Wallander, The Killing, The Bridge, and their like. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 8 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 7-8.30PM £60 /£40 concs and members
LO-FI FILM CLUB BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND Duration: 150m For this unique course we ask you to bring in your own smartphone or digital camera and you can learn filmmaking techniques and apply them using your own equipment, although you can also use what we have here at Broadway. Tutor: Owen Davis. Duration: 4 weeks Tues eves commencing 15 Jan, 6.30-8PM £80 /£60 concs and members
AFTERNOON COURSE Duration: 120m Topic of course to be confirmed. Tutor: Alan Seaman. Duration: 10 weeks Weds afternoons commencing 16 Jan, 2-4PM £70 /£50 concs and members
Composer Thomas Adès conducts. Live: £25 full / £22 concs / £20 members Encore: £20 full / £17 concs / £15 members
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING Duration: 150m Our popular screenwriting course will get you up and running with all the tools you need to write your screenplay. From finding your story, giving it structure and writing it visually; creating characters, writing dialogue and devising your plot. Not forgetting how to write a film synopsis and treatment. Tutor: Graham Lester George Duration: 8 weeks Weds eves commencing 16 Jan, 6.30-9PM £130 / £100 concs and members
TALK CINEMA JANUARY 2013 Duration: 90m Love watching and talking about films? This course involves exactly that. Come along and watch a pre-arranged film from the Broadway programme in weeks 1,3,5,7 & 9 then meet the group in weeks 2,4,6,8 & 10 for an in-depth discussion of the previous week's movie. Tutor: Helen Gascoyne Duration: 10 weeks Thurs eves commencing 17 Jan, 7.30-9PM (discussion sessions) Price: £60 /£40 concs and members (includes entrance into films)
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Aloha, bang! is back, bigger and bangier than ever before. We’ll be bringing back our popular regular strands COMMUNITY, MIDDLE EAST, BANGIMATION, THE RIGHTS IN MOTION AWARD SCREENING & THE MAIN EVENT. And we’re also proud to introduce a brand new section, THE SOURCE, celebrating the afro-caribbean experience; a revamped young filmmakers section CRASH, bang!, WALLOP and a booming new mu-sic vid-e-o platform showing in the Lounge Screen. So, come along to experience a sparkling spectacle of short films & spot the stars of tomorrow. www.bangshortfilmfestival.com
When electric cars first appeared on the market in the 1990s, mass production and commercialization was abruptly shut down, a story told in Chris Paine’s first documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? Now, the race is back on to develop an affordable, stylish electric car and win over a skeptical public. Revenge of the Electric Car goes behind the closed doors of Nissan, GM and the innovative California start-up Tesla Motors to find the story of the global resurgence of electric cars. Nottingham MP Alan Simpson, a leading campaigner on wide ranging issues about the environment and the economy, will give a 30 minute introduction to this film starting at 6PM.
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Dir: Chris Paine United States 2011 90m
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A series of films about social and ethical issues in business, programmed in conjunction with the International Centre for Corporate Social Responsibility at Nottingham University Business School.
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