Chapter November 2014 by Chapter

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Welcome

There’s no rest for the wicked as we continue with our jampacked autumn. Here’s what we’ve got in store for November. Do you enjoy seeing art in less conventional settings? We can oblige! Experimentica, our annual festival of live and time-based art is back, 5–9 November (p6–9). With performances and actions taking place around the building and the city, you’re likely to see some wonderful and peculiar things as you pop in this month. We’ll also be working with artist Richard Woods who has transformed a building at Cardiff Castle (p10) with lots of colour and wit. Elsewhere, our cinema’s Sci-Fi season continues with some cult classics, silent films and new releases that take in aliens and co-existence. You might also want to take a trip as we wrap up warm and brave the November chill to watch fabulous films at Castell Coch and Raglan Castle (p32). Bringing the younger members of the family to Chapter? There are several workshops for the young aspiring filmmaker and a fun-filled sewing course that’ll teach the basics in a fun and ‘sewcial’ way. Thanks for reading and see you soon!

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Highlights

Gallery pages 4–10

Eat Drink Hire page 11

Theatre pages 12–16

Chapter Mix page 17

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Chapter Friends Cinema pages 18–34

Learning page 35

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Left: Sharon Lockhart, Redzienco, (film still) 2014, Sharon Lockhart, Podworka, 2008. Courtesy the artist, neugerriemschneider, Berlin, Gladstone Gallery New York and Brussels, and Blum & Poe Los Angeles Below: Deep State (film still) 20122014. Courtesy of the artists and Waterside Contemporary

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Artes Mundi 6 Until Sun 22 Feb 2015

We are delighted to be working with Artes Mundi to present work by Karen Mirza and Brad Butler (UK), Renzo Martens (The Netherlands) and Sharon Lockhart (USA). Works by the other Artes Mundi 6 shortlisted artists can be seen at National Museum Cardiff and Ffotogallery, Penarth. For details about all of the shortlisted artists and opening times at other venues please visit www.artesmundi.org

Renzo Martens and the Institute for Human Activities Lightbox and Theatre Foyer

Renzo Martens lives and works in Brussels and Kinshasa and is known for his disturbing documentaries in which he travels to war-torn countries and places himself at the centre of the action, demonstrating how Western spectators consume distant trauma. Martens presents Episode 3 (Enjoy Poverty) in which he visits the ruined Congo, interviewing photographers, plantation owners and locals; acting the role of Western journalist, colonist, missionary and aid worker. His film focuses on one observation: poverty is Africa’s biggest export, and as with other natural resources, it is exploited by the Western world through the media. He lectures locals about poverty as a commodity and encourages them to sell their own photographs of starvation and death rather than let Western journalists profit from their humanitarian disaster.

Sharon Lockhart Gallery Sharon Lockhart works with individuals and groups to make still and moving images that are both visually compelling and socially engaged. One of Lockhart’s major works is Lunch Break (2008) which features 42 shipyard workers as they take their midday break. Over the course of the lunch break we see workers engaged in a wide range of activities — reading, sleeping, and talking — in addition to actually eating their midday meal. For Artes Mundi 6, Lockhart shows one of two films from Lunch Break entitled Exit. Filmed over a five-day working week, each of the five takes that comprise Exit shows the long progression of workers leaving the Bath Iron Works at the end of their shift. Reminiscent of Louis Lumiere’s film, Leaving the Lumiere Factory, Exit emphasises the flow of time and the nuances of daily experience. Exhibition open: Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday 12–6pm; Thursday & Friday 12–8pm; closed Monday

Karen Mirza and Brad Butler Gallery and Art in the Bar

Mirza and Butler have worked together since 1998, developing a layered practice that consists of film, installation, performance, publishing and curating. Their work challenges terms such as participation, collaboration and the traditional roles of the artist as producer and the audience as recipient. For Artes Mundi 6, Mirza and Butler present The Unreliable Narrator, a constellation of works that take advantage of the gap between fiction and reality. In You are the Prime Minister, a prominent neon becomes an empowering invitation to take up the title role in a fantasy fiction. A video installation also speaks of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, alternately from a position of the terrorists and of a seemingly impartial commentator.

Lunchtime Events Thursdays 1.05 — 1.30pm

Performers from across Wales create unique responses to Artes Mundi 6, taking inspiration from the shortlisted artists’ exhibited works, materials, themes or countries:

Thu 6 Nov ‘Wimmin’ World Premiere of a new work by dance artists Sarah Hudson and Cet Haf.

Thu 20 Nov A selection of Welsh critics will be joined by writers, poets and singers from Sherman 5, to respond to the Artes Mundi 6 exhibition at Chapter

Talk at 2

Sat 1, Sat 15, Sat 29 Nov 2pm Free guided tour of the exhibition with our live guides. See website for details.

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Experimentica14 CO-Existence has never been easy

Tim Bromage, Gavin Krastin, Matt Ball, Justin Cliffe & Tracy Harris, Nathan Walker, GETINTHEBACKOFTHEVAN, Cian Donnelly, Sam Playford-Greenwell & Lucie Akerman, Phil Hession, Cathy Gordon, Dustin Harvey & Adrienne Wong with Zuppa Theatre, Mark Leahy, Threatmantics, Siân Robinson Davies, Eleanor Sikorski & Alberto Ruiz Soler, Karen Mirza & Brad Butler, Paul Hurley, OFF THE PAGE with Samuel Hasler, Andre Stitt, There There, Beth Greenhalgh & John Abell, Iwan ap Huw Morgan, Haranczak/Navarre, Lolo y Lauti, Florence Peake & Jonathan Baldock with Ian Watson, good cop bad cop, Rhodri Davies & Lina Lapelyte.

Established in 2001, Experimentica is our annual five–day Festival of live art. Experimentica hosts a dynamic programme of performance and interdisciplinary projects and offers a significant platform for UK and international artists to produce or introduce their work. The Festival can be entertaining, dangerous, confusing, life–affirming, playful, provocative, witty, engaging, irritating and everything in between. This year’s Festival takes its title from the 2009 science fiction thriller District 9 (directed by Neill Blomkamp), a multi–layered allegory that explores our attitudes to outsiders. The title is not a theme but rather a starting point in which participants can explore how we co–exist. Experimentica14 is supported by the Arts Council of Wales and Cardiff Contemporary. Co-existence as a theme is also explored in our cinema’s season of Sci-Fi films. Turn to pages 28–31 for details on our screening of District 9, alongside other cult classics and a number of Afrofuturism Shorts celebrating alternative visions of tomorrow.

TICKET INFORMATION 5-day Festival Pass: £25 1-day pass: £10 Individual event ticket: £5 Booking +(0) 29 2030 4400 www.chapter.org

THROUGHOUT THE FESTIVAL LOLO Y LAUTI: SELF-PORTRAIT SWEATSHOP 8 Duke Street Arcade, 12–5pm

A participatory work inside a city centre shop in which participants have been hired to draw portraits of the artists which can be bought by the public. www.loloylauti.com

good cop bad cop: OCCUPATION Cardiff City Centre, 12–6pm

In the background, out of the frame and away from the lights, they wait for their scheduled appearance. They know what it is to kill time and have come prepared. They’re just going to follow the rules and then they will get paid. Action! www.gcbccentral.com

BETH GREENHALGH & JOHN ABELL: MURDER BALLAD: AN ELEGY Cardiff City Centre, 12–5pm

Combining ritual, performance, sculpture, print and text, Beth and John will occupy a changing set with staged actions that will tell tales of murder, myth, utopia and dystopia. http://johnabell.blogspot.co.uk http://intangiblestudio.co.uk/ipfc/beth-greenhalgh/

THERE THERE: TEXT HOME TO 78070 Chapter and Cardiff City Centre

A spoken word concept album inspired by the infamous Home Office campaign of 2013. It has one goal: to help newcomers to the EU to integrate, assimilate and infiltrate the UK. www.therethere.eu

Andre Stitt, Art is not a mirror it’s a fucking hammer, 1978

Wed 5 — Sun 9 Nov

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Clockwise from top left: Tim Bromage, The Odyssey, 2014. Photo: Kusa; GETINTHEBACKOFTHEVAN, Number 1, The Plaza. Photo/ Llun: Ludovic des Cognets; Lucie Akerman and Samuel Playford-Greenwell, Towards A Cavendish Group Sigil, 2014

WEDNESDAY 5 November

THURSDAY 6 NOVEMBER

MATT BALL, JUSTIN CLIFFE & TRACY HARRIS: BOTTLED

NATHAN WALKER: S C A W

Media Point, 6pm

Ever been to a wedding where the best man’s speech went too far? A funeral where the eulogy told the truth, or anything but the truth? Join Matt Ball, Justin Cliffe and Tracy Harris for an evening of home truths, toasts, confessions and explosions. Supported by the Arts Council of Wales www.mattball.me

RHODRI DAVIES & Lina Lapelyte Stiwdio, 7.30pm

Rhodri Davies is a harpist who confronts traditional concepts of the harp, blurring the distinction between composition and improvisation. Rhodri and Lina are both members of the Common Objects collective and collaborate together for special occasions. www.linalapelyte.com www.rhodridavies.com

TIM BROMAGE: THE ODYSSEY Theatre, 9pm

Tim Bromage presents a loose interpretation of Homer’s epic poem, adapted for the stage with sound by Jon Ruddick and video by Kusa. vimeo.com/97986683

Common Room, 12–8pm

S C A W is an eight-hour install-action exploring unsighted automatic writing, circular actions and permutational mouthings. www.nathan-walker.co.uk

LUCIE AKERMAN & SAMUEL PLAYFORDGREENWELL: TOWARDS A CAVENDISH GROUP SIGIL Media Point, 6pm

Following a fictional internet-based banana cult. Taking in diverse subjects, the Cavendish Group will present a potted history of notions of political collectivism. samplayfordgreenwell.wordpress.com

CIAN DONNELLY: BLEACH BOX Stiwdio, 7pm

Bleach Box is an experimental performance, structured as a series of vignettes that move between poetic narrative, experimental pop, and hallucinatory entertainment. www.ciandonnelly.com

GETINTHEBACKOFTHEVAN: NUMBER 1, THE PLAZA Theatre, 9pm

Red front door. Gold number 1. Tiny peephole. Take a look around. GETINTHEBACKOFTHEVAN want to open up and let you in. Right in. So you can really get a feeling for what it’s like on the inside. www.getinthebackofthevan.com

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Clockwise from top left: Adrienne Wong & Dustin Harvey with Zuppa Theatre, LANDLINE; Haranczak/ Navarre: Control Signal, photo: Jemima Yong; Gavin Krastin, Rough Musick. Photo: Cat Pennels

FRIDAY 7 NOVEMBER MARK LEAHY: ANSWERING MACHINE Cinema 2, 12pm

Answering Machine places the performer at the mercy of the audience as they determine what he says; he is a mix of oracle and puppet. Operated by the participants who contribute their offerings. www.markleahy.net

CATHY GORDON: HAMMER THE HISTORY OF CATHY GORDON’S ANGER Common Room, 2pm

Interweaving personal facts and fictions, HAMMER offers ‘processing techniques’ for rage while exploring compliance, feminism and social responsibility. www.cathygordon.com

ADRIENNE WONG & DUSTIN HARVEY WITH ZUPPA THEATRE: LANDLINE: CARDIFF TO HALIFAX Cwtch, 3–6.45pm

Landline uses city streets, cell phone technology and poetic suggestion to engage audience members in a game of unlikely rendezvous. See website to book a slot and for instructions on how to take part. www.landlineontour.wordpress.com www.dustinharvey.com

PHIL HESSION: A VERSION OF BARBARA ALLEN Stiwdio, 6pm

Phil uses a self-built record cutting lathe, live song and YouTube videos to create a mash-up of the traditional ballad ‘Barbara Allen’. www.philhession.com

HARANCZAK/NAVARRE PERFORMANCE PROJECTS: CONTROL SIGNAL — A DUET BY KAREN CHRISTOPHER & SOPHIE GRODIN Theatre, 9pm

Control Signal explores invisible influences and the inexplicable connections we feel but fail to acknowledge. www.haranczaknavarre.co.uk

SATURDAY 8 NOVEMBER GAVIN KRASTIN: ROUGH MUSICK Common Room, 12pm

The practice of Rough Music originated in medieval England as a means for the public to disgrace and humiliate petty criminals, sexual deviants and ‘others’. Inspired by these early practices, Gavin creates a contemporary re-engaging with these dark rituals of exile. www.gavinkrastin.com

KAREN MIRZA AND BRAD BUTLER: THE EXCEPTION AND THE RULE

Temple of Peace, Cardiff City Centre, 2pm Karen and Brad have collaborated with local Cardiff residents to workshop and stage one of Bertolt Brecht’s short learning plays, The Exception and the Rule. www.mirza-butler.net

ADRIENNE WONG & DUSTIN HARVEY WITH ZUPPA THEATRE: LANDLINE: CARDIFF TO HALIFAX Cwtch, 3–6.45pm

See Friday for details

From L to R: Threatmantics, Florence Peake and Jonathan Baldock, Soft Machine, 2014. Photo: Warren Orchard

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SUNDAY 9 NOVEMBER ANDRE STITT: PERFORMING POLITICAL ACTS Cinema, 12pm

SIÂN ROBINSON DAVIES: ASSUMPTIONS Theatre, 5pm

We’re going to start with some assumptions, because that’s where we always start. However, we will try to get further, even if all we end up with is lies and nonsense. www.sianrobinsondavies.com

ALBERTO RUIZ SOLER & ELEANOR SIKORSKI Theatre, 8pm

Eleanor & Alberto are pretty cynical when it comes to love. Pushing each other towards physical exhaustion and revealing personal failings and embarrassments along the way, they are both wingmen and divas. www.bertruiz.net www.eleanorsikorski.com

THREATMANTICS: THE BALLAD OF SHOTGUN BILLY Stiwdio, 9.30pm

Based on the song Shotgun Billy from Threatmantics’ album, Kid McCoy, this is an audio-visual shock and awe rock-opera. www.threatmantics.com

IWAN AP HUW MORGAN: THE MYTH OF THE URBAN SHAMAN Chapter, 11pm

A new live action work explaining the extreme challenges facing the artist as an apprentice shaman still living in an urban environment. www.gweld.wordpress.com/iwan-ap-huw-morgan/

Lecture by André exploring performance art in Northern Ireland during ‘The Troubles’. Followed by a film One Inch To The Left, focusing on a recent performance by André, Alastair MacLennan and Adrian Hall (also known as Triple AAA). www.andrestitt.com

PAUL HURLEY: I FALL TO PIECES Common Room, 2–6pm

Paul presents a new work exploring formal interests in abstract movement and performance action, and personal experiences of grief. www.paulhurley.org

ADRIENNE WONG & DUSTIN HARVEY WITH ZUPPA THEATRE: LANDLINE: CARDIFF TO HALIFAX Cwtch, 3–6.45pm

See Friday for details

OFF THE PAGE: CURATED BY SAMUEL HASLER Media Point, 4pm

Off the page is a regular event where artists and writers exhibit, perform or discuss new work. We make Off The Page a safe environment to experiment and encourage artists to take risks. It could be calm, it could be chaos, we’ll just have to wait and see.

FLORENCE PEAKE AND JONATHAN BALDOCK: APPARITION OF THE PHANTOM LIMBS Sound Score by Ian Watson Stiwdio, 7pm

Jonathan and Florence collaborate using diverse materials to re-cast themselves as absurd alchemists for art-making, and ritualise the building of sculpture onto the human form. www.jonathan-baldock.com www.florencepeake.com www.uhohwatson.com

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Cardiff Contemporary

Richard Woods Cardiff Rebuild

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Richard Woods: Cardiff Rebuild, Cardiff Castle, 2014. Courtesy Richard Woods Studio

Until Sun 9 Nov Cardiff Contemporary is a biennial festival celebrating and promoting the visual arts. This Cardiff Council initiative has been developed in partnership with the city’s visual art, design and architecture communities. The festival offers a rich and diverse programme of exhibitions, events and activity in every corner of the city. Cardiff has a strong reputation for delivering worldclass events and festivals, and Cardiff Contemporary is no exception. This year’s extensive festival has over 30 specially commissioned artist projects and three residencies alongside gallery exhibitions and four festivals. The festival theme is Reveal/Conceal. From the South Wales Echo to Central Station, Cardiff Castle to secret underground locations, Cardiff Contemporary makes use of the entire city as a space to experience art. Artists have re-imagined the city through art and unveiled places in ways that are innovative, vibrant, beguiling and challenging. Cardiff Contemporary aims to manufacture as many encounters as possible between visitors and festival content across the city. For more information and to see the full programme of activity visit www.cardiffcontemporary.co.uk

A Chapter off-site project at Cardiff Castle Until Sun 9 Nov Richard Woods has built an international reputation for his signature architectural transformations, paintings and sculpture that fold the history of the decorative arts, functional design and graphic language into intoxicatingly witty plays with image and surface. Inspired by the history of Cardiff Castle — and in particular referencing the momentous partnership between the 3rd Marquess of Bute and architect William Burges — Woods has worked within the castle grounds to create an unexpected and humorous nod to its lavish and opulent interiors. About the Artist Richard Woods was born in 1966 in Cheshire, UK and was educated at Winchester School of Art and Slade School of Fine Art. He lives and works in London. Woods has exhibited extensively internationally and significant recent commissions include at the University of Bath (2014); A Maze for Yorkshire, Wakefield (2013); Public Art Fund and Lever House, New York (2010) and collaborations on a wide range of furniture with Established & Sons. Woods has work in major collections internationally including The Saatchi Collection, London; Frank Cohen Collection, Manchester / Wolverhampton; Jumex Collection, Mexico. Richard Woods’ projects is supported by Cardiff Contemporary, Cardiff Castle and Works I Projects www.worksprojects.co.uk.

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Eat Drink Hire

Eat + Drink

Coming soon!

With the nights drawing in and the weather cooling, we’re craving some hearty winter warmers. Luckily we’ve a new winter menu coming this month. Featuring some current menu favourites alongside seasonal dishes, there’ll be a focus on traditional flavours with a modern twist. We can’t wait to tuck in to some hearty, wholesome dishes packed full of flavour. Following October’s Afrovibes inspired food and drink offering, we’ll continue to serve some gorgeous South African wines, perfect with the dishes on offer.

Hire We have a number of spaces and facilities for hire at Chapter, many of which are booked regularly by an eclectic mix of day and evening classes. Check out our website or pick up a leaflet at the box office to see what’s on offer. And if you’re looking for a room for a party, meeting, conference, video shoot, rehearsal or team building extravaganza, then our great facilities, technical know–how and friendly staff will help you to create a comfortable, distinctive and memorable event. We’re also able to supply a variety of catering options for your event. If you have any hires queries or would like more information, give our hires manager Nicky a ring on 029 2031 1058 or email nicky.keeping@chapter.org.

New Year’s Eve Party Wed 31 Dec If last year’s NYE party was anything to go by, we’re a little bit good at this, so we thought we’d do it again. This time we’ll be handing the reins over to the wonderful Shape Records. The party will feature live bands, DJs and of course our fabulous Caffi Bar will keep us fed and watered late into the night. Full details will be released soon, but in the meantime keep an eye on our website www.chapter.org for news.

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PUNISHMENT

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Sean Tuan John: PUNISHMENT

Offsite

Unease

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Thu 27 — Sat 29 Nov 7.30pm Chapter favourite Sean Tuan John returns this autumn with a new, hard-hitting and uncompromising show PUNISHMENT. This show builds on Sean’s previous focus on people on the Outside; those forgotten people hidden on the fringes of our society. PUNISHMENT explores the idea of deviance; what happens to people who act outside the accepted norm? How do we start to understand? Can we begin to forgive? Darkly humorous and emotionally charged PUNISHMENT is a provocative work exploring the restorative justice system as four male dancers physicalize the disturbing and dangerous elements of crime, marginalisation and the effects of social deviancy in this astonishing new performance from Wales’ most daring choreographer. Funded by The Arts Council of Wales, PUNISHMENT is an Aberystwyth Arts Centre co-production with support from Chapter and the University of South Wales. £12/£10 Age 16+

Sinfonia Cymru & Tom Raybould: Unease Wed 12 — Fri 14 Nov 7.30pm + 9pm You are right to be afraid of the dark; of being alone and of things you don’t understand. Fear is a good thing. Fear is your guide. A group of exemplary classical and contemporary musicians, film and theatre makers present their collections of uneasy sound, image and memory to colour the dark space around you. Because of their associations, technical difficulty, allusions or history, each offering represents an aspect of fear to the individual artist. The creative contract is that no one will be allowed to flinch. Continuing to build on the success of their previous collaboration, Unbuttoned, Sinfonia Cymru and Tom Raybould are taking a bold creative leap with the engagement of video artist John Collingswood, theatre director Gerald Tyler and immersive experience producer Alison John to present a swirling celebration of all that creates unease. £14/£12

Please note that due to restrictions of the venue this production is not wheelchair accessible.

unease.co.uk Unease is supported by the Arts Council of Wales, the Paul Hamlyn Foundation and Chapter.

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Transition

Run Ragged Productions: Transition Fri 31 Oct 7pm + Sat 1 Nov 3pm Jem is 50 next year. Ella is 11. They are father and daughter. Ella is ballet mad and has just started going on pointe. Jem is a professional contemporary dancer. They have always danced together on the kitchen rug. Transition explores their shifting relationship through the medium of dance, conversation and film.

This preview is brought to you by Run Ragged in partnership with Theatr Iolo and has been developed through NTW WalesLab. £6/Family ticket (for 4) £20 Age 7+

+ Family workshop Sat 1 Nov 10am–12pm

You are invited to join a playful dance and theatre session for parent and child lead by Jem Treays (Run Ragged) and Kevin Lewis (Theatr Iolo). Places are free, to join please register by calling Chapter Box Office 029 2030 4400. Please wear comfortable clothing to move in. Age 7+

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Marcel Lucont: Is

Everyman Theatre: Oh What a Lovely War

From L to R: Marcel Lucont - Is, Oh What a Lovely War

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Sat 1 Nov 8pm A modern man’s majestic musings on mortality, morality, masculinity and, moreover, Marcel Lucont, multi award–deserving maverick. A multimedia mélange of magnificence. Winner of Fringe World Award for Best Comedy Show 2013. Winner of Amused Moose Award 2012. As seen on Sky Atlantic’s Set List, BBC3’s Russell Howard’s Good News and Live At The Electric. £12

‘Fresh, accessible, hilarious’ The Guardian

Tue 11 — Sat 15 Nov 7.30pm (+ Matinée Sat 15 Nov 2.30pm) Chronicling the background to the start of World War 1, this musical play features sketches, scenes, songs and dances that portray the horrors of life in the trenches and the politics behind the war. Staged to commemorate the centenary of the start of WW1, Oh What a Lovely War was first staged in 1963 by Joan Littlewood Theatre Workshop, and the remarkable Richard Attenborough film was released in 1969. To reflect and honour the 50th anniversary of its Broadway production we return to the Joan Littlewood style of Pierrot costumes, audio visual effects and slides. Full of comedy, bravery and buffoonery, we see how the idealistic policies and class system of the era prolonged the war and de-humanised the soldiers, the play thus working as a fiercely anti-war production. Musical Director: Lindsey Allen Choreographer: Richard Thomas Directed by Jackie Hurley £10/£8 (concessions on Tue + Thu only)

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Re-Live: Memoria

DESTINO Dance Company (Ethiopia): Ene Man Negn (Who am I) / Chase the Chaos

Memoria

Thu 20 — Sat 22 Nov 8pm Re-Live return with a powerful and timely production exploring the complex world of dementia. For the first time in the UK, people living with a dementia diagnosis, their loved ones and professional carers will take to the stage to share their extraordinary stories with an audience. Combining theatre, music and film, this groundbreaking performance will lift the lid on the emotional, surreal and at times humorous journey of those affected by one of society’s greatest challenges. A memory shared is never lost. Re-Live create theatre with people on the margins of society, empowering them to become performers, so that audiences can collectively experience the untold stories of our time. The performance on November 20th will be broadcast online. You can find details by visiting www.re-live.org.uk Supported by the Arts Council of Wales, Chapter and Legal & General £10/£8

Thu 13 Nov 8pm Following last year’s hugely successful The World Behind Walls, internationally acclaimed Ethiopian dancers and choreographers Addisu Demissie and Junaid Jemal Sendi (Rolex Mentor et Protégé Laureate, 2004) join forces with Jessie Brett. Performing in Wales to celebrate their newly created Contemporary Dance Company, DESTINO. The company works to encourage underprivileged young people to develop their inner potential and self-confidence, drawing on their own success, with outstanding performances at The Place, Sadler’s Wells and festivals across Africa and Europe. Their unique style blends their rich Ethiopian cultural heritage with international contemporary influences. They will be presenting two pieces: Ene Man Negn (Who am I), a duet about identity, choices and fate in the life-journey of two people. Chase the Chaos, a piece choreographed and performed in collaboration with Jessie Brett. + Post show talk TBC £12/£10

Chapter Mix

Cardiff Storytelling Circle

South Wales Decorative and Fine Arts Society Lecture

Dance Shorts, photo: Jamie Morgans

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Sun 2 Nov 8pm

Share and listen to a lovely collection of stories — all storytellers and listeners welcome! £4 (on the door)

First Thursday of the Month:

New Poetry and Fiction Thu 6 Nov 7.30pm

First Thursday features poet Mir Mahfuz Ali reading from his powerful debut ‘Midnight, Dhaka’ and Jo Mazelis, who will read a section of her new novel, ‘Significance’. Plus open mic. Sponsored by Literature Wales and Seren Books. £2.50 (on the door)

The Drones Comedy Club

Fri 7 + Fri 21 Nov. Doors: 8.30pm Start: 9pm Clint Edwards brings you the best from up–andcoming stand–ups, as seen on Rob Brydon’s ‘Identity Crisis’, every first and third Friday of the month. One of The Big Issue’s ‘Top Ten Things to Do in Cardiff.’ £3.50 (on the door)

Clonc yn y Cwtch Every Monday 6.30–8pm

Are you learning Cymraeg? Come and join us for a great chance to practice your Welsh with other learners. Croeso i bawb! FREE In partnership with Menter Caerdydd

Music Geek Monthly Thu 27 Nov 8pm

One classic and one brand new album are chosen and discussed in Media Point on the last Thursday of the month. FREE www.musicgeekmonthly.tumblr.com

Thu 13 Nov 2pm Art and the Napoleonic Wars: a lecture celebrating the bi-centenary of the Battle of Waterloo 1815 Lois Oliver MA, AMA, LTCL Marking the bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo, this lecture complements a major exhibition to be held at the Royal Academy in 2015. Most people of the time experienced these conflicts not on the battlefield but through art. We’ll explore the contrasting views presented by British and French artists including Turner and J-L David. We’ll also consider rather less elevated art forms, ranging from ladies’ fans illustrated with the latest military news, to full re-enactments of naval battles played out on real water at Sadler’s Wells Theatre. Visitors £6 (on the door, space permitting) www.swdfas.org

Sunday Jazz Sun 16 Nov 9pm

Our monthly evening of melodic acoustic Jazz in the Caffi Bar with the Glen Manby Quartet. FREE www.glenmanby.com

Dance Shorts

New Dance in Public Spaces Fri 21 Nov 8.15pm Dance Shorts are open, free performances in public spaces. An opportunity for Welsh audiences to see 10 minutes of brand new dance. We’re pleased to introduce this dance shorts in our Caffi Bar:

Alex Marshall Parsons introduces Gary and Pel… The King and Queen of high school; The Mr and Mrs of illogical and The Queer and Deluded of Home Life. An entertaining and fun-packed dance theatre duet suitable for all. FREE

Cinema

Our Sci-Fi season continues through November. Delve into some cult classics and take a trip to one of our wonderful offsite screenings at Raglan Castle (see pages 28â&#x20AC;&#x201C;32 for details).

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The Riot Club

Cinema

Life After Beth

’71

Fri 31 Oct — Thu 6 Nov

Fri 24 Oct — Thu 6 Nov

USA/2014/89mins/15. Dir: Jeff Baena. With: Audrey Plaza, Dane DeHaan, John C. Reilly.

UK/2014/99mins/15. Dir: Yann Demange. With: Jack O’Connell, Sean Harris, Sam Reid.

Zach is grieving for his recently deceased girlfriend Beth, finding comfort in spending time with her parents who treat him like a son. Then one night Beth shows up: there’s a big hole in the ground at her gravesite, but she can’t remember dying. After confronting his shock, Zach’s in bliss, especially as Beth’s memory loss has wiped out the fact that she’d wanted to break up just before she died. But as time goes by she becomes stranger and she isn’t the only cadaver whose reset button has been punched. Sometimes tender, sometimes frantic and always funny.

Gary, a new recruit in the British army gets separated from his unit after a routine house search escalates into a terrifying street riot in Belfast. He must find a way to survive the night telling friend from foe in this gripping and uncompromisingly tense drama.

from L to R: Life After Beth, ‘71

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Bad Film Club

Shark Attack 3: Megalodon Sun 2 Nov USA/2002/99mins/15. Dir: David Worth. With: John Barrowman.

‘Twas the month before Christmas and all through the cinema not a creature was stirring… except for a terrifying giant shark! The Bad Film Club presents one of their all-time favourite bad movies, Shark Attack 3. ‘Starring’ John Barrowman, this tells the everyday tale of a prehistoric shark terrorising a Mexican beach resort, pitting man, woman and plastic surgeon a tiny CGI budget, confusing plot lines and no sense of scale. Who will win?

The Riot Club Fri 31 Oct — Thu 6 Nov UK/2014/106mins/15. Dir: Lone Scherfig. With: Natalie Dormer, Sam Claflin, Douglas Booth.

Set amongst the privileged elite of Oxford University, Miles and Alistair, two first year students, are determined to join the infamous Riot Club, where reputations can be made or destroyed over the course of a single evening. A fictionalised version of the infamous Bullingdon Club and adapted from the award–winning play Posh, this asks pertinent questions about cliques and power in British politics. + Audio Description on all screenings in cinema 1. Soft Subtitles on Mon 3 Nov, 5.45pm and Thu 6 Nov, 2.30pm (Please note this is subject to change. Please call our Box Office to confirm on week of release).

“A sharp satirical cartoon of English class warfare and class conspiracy” The Guardian

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Mr Turner Fri 14 — Thu 27 Nov UK/2014/150mins/12A. Dir: Mike Leigh. With: Timothy Spall, Paul Jesson, Dorothy Atkinson.

+ Come Along Do post-screening discussion with Gill Nichol on Mon 17 Nov. Tickets are £2.50 and available from our Box Office and on-line. + Audio Description on all screenings in cinema 1. Soft subtitles on Wed 19 Nov, 10.30am and 5.45pm, Sun 23 Nov, 7pm. (Please note this is subject to change. Please call our Box Office to confirm on week of release).

Effie Gray Fri 7– Thu 13 Nov UK/2014/108mins/12A. Dir: Richard Laxton. With: Dakota Fanning, Emma Thompson, Claudia Cardinale.

One of the great thinkers of the Victorian age: art critic, architect and poet John Ruskin championed the Pre-Raphaelite movement and was admired by Proust and Ghandi. However, there remains a period in his life which has baffled scholars: his brief, unconsummated and eventually annulled marriage to the beautiful Effie Gray. This deftly crafted drama from Emma Thompson, exploring strength of character and perception, shines with wit and intelligence.

From top: Mr Turner, NT Live: Frankenstein

Told in sublime snapshots, we journey through the final years of artist JMW Turner as he travels, paints and proves himself a popular, if anarchic member of the Royal Academy. An ordinary man with an extraordinary talent, he is loved by a housekeeper he takes for granted and forms a close relationship with a seaside landlady. Beautifully shot, this is a tender and funny insight into a great man with an incredible lead performance.

NT Live Encore: Frankenstein Tue 4 + Sun 16 Nov 162mins/15. Dir: Danny Boyle. Writer: Nick Dear. With: Benedict Cumberbatch, Johnny Lee Miller.

Childlike in his innocence but grotesque in form, Frankenstein’s bewildered creature is cast out into a hostile universe by his horror-struck maker. Meeting with cruelty wherever he goes, the friendless Creature, increasingly desperate and vengeful, determines to track down his creator and strike a terrifying deal. Cumberbatch and Miller alternate the roles of Victor Frankenstein and the Creature in each version. Victor Frankenstein will be played by Cumberbatch on Tue 4 Nov and Miller on Sun 16 Nov. Tickets to pre-recorded encore screenings are £13/£11/£10

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Clockwise from top left: Un Homme de Têtes, The Haunted House, Une Excursion Incohérente

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Early Horror Shorts Sun 23 + Tue 25 Nov A selection of films from the dawn of the 20th century, all featuring an introduction and a new score commissioned by Abertoir Horror Festival. Exploring the lighter side of cinema’s first adventures into the realms of the other-worldly. Scores composed and performed live by Paul Shallcross. In memory of Afan ab Alun, whose kind donation made this possible.

Un Homme de Têtes

The Thieving Hand

France/1898/1min. Dir: Georges Méliès.

USA/1908/6mins. Dir: J. Stuart Blackton.

Written, directed and acted by the great French innovator of early film Georges Méliès and featuring four decapitated heads, all of them belonging to Méliès.

An artificial arm is endowed with an uncontrollable instinct for thievery. It takes over the life of an innocent purchaser and leads him to the only place the arm can feel safely at home.

Une Excursion Incohérente

The Haunted House

France/1909/9mins. Dir: Segundo de Chomón.

USA/1921/21mins Dir: Buster Keaton.

A family day out in the woods turns into a day of horror. Chocolate worm cake, maggot roll and mice eggs are all on the menu as Chomón treats us to one of his finest surrealist fantasies.

Keaton’s spoof on the then popular ghost-house genre is packed to the rafters with gags and stunts to delight all audiences. Apart from Keaton himself, the starring role in this film is taken by none other than a collapsing staircase.

Prelude UK/1927/8mins. Dir: Castleton Knight.

A beautifully crafted dark film where a man sitting reading Edgar Allan Poe finds objects acquiring a sinister overtone, inspired by Rachmaninov’s famous Prelude in C sharp minor.

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God Help the Girl

Jimi: All is by My Side

UK/2014/112mins/15. Dir: Stuart Murdoch. With: Olly Alexander, Hannah Murray, Pierre Boulanger.

UK/2014/118mins/15. Dir: John Ridley. With: André Benjamin, Imogen Poots, Hayley Atwell.

When Eve begins writing songs as a way to sort through some emotional problems, she meets James and Cassie, two musicians at crossroads of their own in this poignant coming-of-age story that doubles as a sublime indie-pop musical. The film began life as a suite of songs by Belle and Sebastian, and is set in the bohemian fantasia of Glasgow’s West End populated by mods, rockers and emo kids who have no qualms about breaking into song and dance.

We are dreamily taken through the year when backup guitarist Jimi Hendrix became a star, pursued by two women who help him break the UK: Linda Keith who introduced him to LSD and the business, and long term girlfriend and muse Kathy Etchingham. A stylised look at the legend, this is an intimate portrait of a sensitive young artist, revealing more in this short time than a conventional biopic.

Clockwise from top: Northern Soul, Jimi: All is by My Side, God Help the Girl

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Nas: Time is Illmatic Fri 14 Nov

USA/2014/74mins/15. Dir: Erik Parker. With: Q-Tip, Alicia Keyes, Pharrell Williams, Pete Rock. From top: Nas: Time is Illmatic, Northern Soul

A thrilling account of the evolution of a young street poet to visionary MC, we look into the creative process of hip-hop artist Nas and his debut album. Returning to his childhood home we hear about the influence of his jazz musician father and how his innovative flow inspires his peers.

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Sun 16 + Mon 17 Nov UK/2014/102mins/15. Dir: Elaine Constantine. With: Elliot James Langridge, Josh Whitehouse, Jack Gordon.

This is a story of a youth culture that changed a generation and influenced songwriters, producers, DJs and designers for decades to come. Two young friends have their worlds changed forever when they enter Wigan Casino and discover black American soul music.

UK/2014/83mins/12A. Dir: James Hall, Edward Lovelace. With: Edwyn Collins, William Collins, Grace Maxwell.

Imagine your mind has been wiped: memories, knowledge, experiences, language â&#x20AC;&#x201D; every word you ever spoke, has vanished. If eventually you found the words, what would you say? This is the incredible story of Edwyn Collins, the Scottish songwriter who suffered a stroke so severe that it effectively deleted the contents of his mind, and his wife Grace, who pulled him back. A celebration of how love, music and language shape our lives.

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Gone Girl

The Babadook

Fri 7– Thu 13 Nov

Fri 21 — Tue 25 Nov

USA/2014/149mins/18. Dir: David Fincher. With: Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike, Neil Patrick Harris.

Australia/2014/94mins/15. Dir: Jennifer Kent. With: Essie Davis, Daniel Henshall, Tiffany Lyndall-Knight.

On their fifth anniversary Nick Dunne reports that his wife Amy has gone missing. Under the focus of an intense media circus, Nick finds the spotlight turned on him when it’s suspected that he may not be innocent. This stylish thriller, based on the bestseller by Gillian Flynn, unearths the secrets at the heart of a modern marriage.

Six years after the violent death of her husband, Amelia struggles to discipline her young son Samuel whose dreams are plagued by a sinister monster from his storybook whom he believes is coming to kill them both. When Amelia begins to see glimpses of a sinister presence all around her, it slowly dawns on her that the thing Samuel has been warning her about may be real.

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+ Audio Description on all screenings in cinema 1. Soft subtitles on Sun 8 Nov, 5.45pm and Tue 11 Nov, 10.30am. (Please note this is subject to change.

Chapter Moviemaker Mon 3 Nov A regular showcase for short films by independent filmmakers. To enquire about screening your film or for any other information email moviemaker@chapter.org. Occasionally films with adult content will be shown, therefore Chapter Moviemaker is advised 18.

Soft subtitles on Fri 21 Nov, 6pm. (Please note this is subject to change. Please call our Box Office to confirm on week of release).

Giovanni’s Island Wed 12 + Thu 13 Nov Japan/2014/102mins/subtitles/ctba. Dir: Mizuho Nishikubo. With: Natalie Hoover, Masachika Ichimura, Polina Ilyushenko

On the tiny island of Shikotan in the aftermath of a devastating conflict, friendship among children from two different countries timidly blossoms, as they strive to overcome language barriers and the waves of history. Inspired by true events of the Russian occupation of the Kuril Islands off the coast of Japan, this is a very human story with beautiful hand-drawn animation.

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Nightcrawler

Serena

Fri 21 — Thu 27 Nov

USA/2014/117mins/15. Dir: Dan Gilroy. With: Jake Gyllenhaal, Rene Russo, Bill Paxton.

USA/2014/110mins/15. Dir: Susanne Bier. With: Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper, Rhys Ifans.

Lou Bloom, a driven young man desperate for work in the itchy hum of L.A. discovers the subculture of nightcrawlers: freelancers selling videos of violent accidents and murders to morally bankrupt TV stations. His tenacity and initiative catches the eye of Nina, a veteran of the blood-sport, and he thrives in its nocturnal underbelly. A pulse-pounding debut thriller with strong performances.

In Depression-era Deep South of America Serena, recently married to timber magnate George Pemberton, discovers that she cannot bear children. As the couple come to terms with the news Serena relishes the opportunity to throw herself into the family business and becomes a force to be reckoned with. However, her ambition and secrets from her husband’s past begin to unravel their intense partnership.

From L to R: Nightcrawler, Serena

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Obvious Child Fri 7 — Tue 13 Nov USA/2014/85mins/15. Dir: Gillian Robespierre. With: Jenny Slate, Jake Lacy, Gaby Hoffman.

On stage, comedian Donna is unapologetically herself, joking about topics as intimate as her sex life. But when she gets dumped, loses her job, and finds herself pregnant, Donna begins to discover that the most terrifying thing about adulthood isn’t facing it all on her own, it’s allowing herself to accept the support and love of others. Anchored by a breakout central performance this is a feature debut packed tight with raw, energetic comedy and moments of poignant human honesty.

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Real to Reel

Tony Benn: Will and Testament

Sometimes real life is as peculiar and captivating as a Hollywood film. Real to reel is our regular documentary strand featuring films that take fascinating real events and people to the big screen.

Lion Ark Tue 11 Nov USA/2013/100mins/12A. Dir: Tim Phillips. With: Remy Ballivan, Bob Barker, Martin Beltran.

More action adventure than traditional documentary, we take a ride with Animal Defenders International as it conducts an ambitious and daring animal rescue. Defying the law, circus owners in Bolivia are keeping their lions in terrible conditions and treating them with cruelty. A sanctuary has been built in the USA, all that needs to be done is to break them out, but that means risking harm to themselves and the animals. + Q&A with director Tim Phillips

Mirage Men Wed 26 + Thu 27 Nov UK/2014/85mins/adv12A. Dir: Roland Denning, John Lundberg, Kypros Kyprianou.

Amongst the documents leaked by Edward Snowden were images from a presentation entitled The Art of Deception. Curiously, sandwiched in the middle of the document are three photographs of classic fake UFOs: a hub cap, a bunch of balloons, and one that turned out to be a seagull. Is this a new style of training or is the very idea of ETs a conspiracy going back decades? Some ufologists suggest that this is a double bluff designed to cover up the real story of long time contact. This film looks at the people whose actions have directly shaped the UFO mythology and their victims, drawing the viewer into a saucer-shaped hall of mirrors, where every lie contains elements of the truth.

Tony Benn: Will and Testament Tue 18 — Thu 20 Nov UK/2014/90mins/12A. Dir: Skip Kite.

The heart and soul of Britain’s left and arguably the most popular UK politician of all time, this is a vivid portrait of a man whose career transcended politics. Tony Benn reviews the triumphs and the upsets of his personal and political life, from his fight to retain his seat in the House of Commons after his elevation to the peerage, to his championship of the 1971-72 Upper Clyde Shipbuilders’ Work-in, to his battles with a hostile mainstream press. The long-time Labour MP participated in the making of this moving and informative tribute shortly before his death in March 2014.

The Case Against 8 Thu 20 Nov

USA/2014/109mins/adv15. Dir: Ben Cotner, Ryan White.

A riveting documentary chronicling the five-year campaign to have California’s Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in the state in 2008, overturned in federal court. The film beautifully connects the procedural ennui of large-scale legal cases with the individual struggles of those directly involved and gives inspiration to those still fighting for equality. Join us after the screening for Chapter’s LGBTQ film discussion group.

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Life Itself

Doctor Who: Death in Heaven

From L to R: Life Itself, Dr Who

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Fri 14 — Mon 17 Nov USA/2014/120mins/ctba. Dir: Steve James. With: Roger Ebert, Chaz Ebert, Gene Siskel.

An affectionate, honest and moving film on the life and times of late journalist, screenwriter and film critic Roger Ebert, filmed in his final days battling cancer, produced by his friend Martin Scorsese. A career that took in some boozy years writing with Russ Meyer, to meeting the love of his life — civil rights lawyer Chaz. His astonishing work ethic and strong will led to respect from peers and filmmakers but also proved ammunition for feuds. Soft subtitles on Sun 16 Nov, 5.30pm. (Please note this is subject to change. Please call our Box Office to confirm on week of release).

A chance to see the final part of the tremendous, latest series of Doctor Who, ahead of its broadcast on BBC One. The twelfth episode will provide the answers to the questions posed throughout Peter Capaldi’s first series of the hit BBC Wales show. Starring Peter Capaldi, Jenna Coleman and Michelle Gomez. For more information and ticket prices, visit: www.chapter.org/doctorwho Pop-up Cinema in partnership with BAFTA Cymru, BBC Cymru Wales and Film Hub Wales.Part of a series of six Monsters and Villains themed Doctor Who events throughout Wales.

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Continuing our Science Fiction season, we explore co-existence as we look at the integration of the human with technology and contact with alien beings. Stimulated by big ideas and spectacular cinematic images we bring you some of the greatest and most original moments of Sci–Fi cinema including silent film, cult classics and contemporary perceptions of our hopes and fears.

An Introduction to Sci-Fi Film

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Monday nights until Mon 8 Dec, 7–9pm

UK/2013/17mins. Dir: Kibwe Tavares.

Join filmmaker Ben Ewart–Dean for an exploration of the history, themes and ideas that make up science fiction film through a combination of lectures and informal discussion, illustrated with film footage.

Mwbana and Juma photograph a gigantic fish leaping from the sea and their small town becomes a tourist hot spot.

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Course fees are £65.00 /£55.00 concessions, and course members will receive reduced price tickets to any films in the BFI’s Sci–Fi season. Please see our website for more details www.chapter.org, and contact our box office for tickets.

Afrofuturism Shorts (82mins) Wed 5 Nov

Watch Africa curates a programme of short films celebrating modern Afrofuturism, which draws elements of music, film and science fiction into an all-encompassing philosophy of alternative visions of tomorrow.

Alive in Joburg South Africa/2005/6mins. Dir: Neill Blomkamp.

Aliens have taken up residence in this short which inspired District 9.

Kenya/2011/8mins. Dir: Muchiri Njenga.

In a post-apocalyptic slum we take a voyage through the mind of a young boy with a TV for a head.

Pumzi Kenya/2009/23mins. Dir: Wanuri Kahiu.

After water wars have devastated the world a young woman is in possession of a germinating seed.

Drexciya Germany-Burkina Faso/2012/28mins. Dir: Simon Rittmeier.

A human trafficker finds himself washed up on the African coast. + Followed by a post-screening discussion

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BFI Sci-Fi: All Hail the New Flesh!

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Videodrome

Liquid Sky

Sun 2 + Tue 4 Nov

Thu 6 Nov

Canada/1983/84mins/18. Dir: David Cronenberg. With: James Woods, Deborah Harry, Sonya Smits.

USA/1983/110mins/18. Dir: Slava Tsukerman. With: Anne Carlisle, Paula E. Sheppard, Bob Brady.

Sleazy cable-TV programmer Max begins to see his life and the future of media spin out of control when he acquires Videodrome for his station and sets out to find out the truth behind the mysterious Bianca O’Blivion. A cerebral exploration of addiction, dangerous sexuality and technological obsession with a heart of visceral gore from the master of body horror.

Aliens land on top of a New York apartment inhabited by a drug dealer and her androgynous, nymphomaniac fashion model lover. The aliens find pheromones created in the brain during orgasm lethally intoxicating, and soon the model’s casual sex partners begin to disappear. Observed by a lonely German scientist who is following the aliens, they have created a fragile subculture. Ultimately a film about desperation, this is a dark, funny, bizarre littleseen cult gem rooted in the cool post-punk scene.

From top: Videodrome, District 9

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District 9 Sat 1 + Wed 5 Nov South Africa/2009/108mins/15. Dir: Neill Blomkamp. With: Sharlto Copley, Jason Cope.

A generation since aliens first made contact, but with no threat and no technological benefit to the human race, the extra-terrestrials are forced to live in slumlike conditions. They inadvertently find a kindred spirit in a government agent who is exposed to their biotechnology. An allegory for contemporary problems, this is an inventive and energetic look at the ironies of prejudice and dangers of inhumane treatment with a light, humorous touch. + Introduction from Celina Simmonds on Wed 5 Nov

Intrigued by these Sci-fi classics that explore the idea of coexistence? Turn to pages 6–9 for details of Experimentica, our annual festival of live and time based art. This year’s festival takes the idea ‘co-existence has never been easy’ from District 9 as its point of departure.

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Altered States

Solaris

Fri 7 Nov

Sun 9 Nov

USA/1980/98mins/18. Dir: Ken Russell. With: William Hurt, Blair Brown, Bob Balaban.

Russia/1973/162mins/subtitles/PG. Dir: Andrei Tarkovsky. With: Natalya Bondarchuk, Donatas Banionis, Juri Jarvet.

Wrestling with the idea of mankindâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s role in the universe, Professor Eddie Jessup obsessively researches the idea of different levels of human consciousness to the point of alienating himself from his family. Submitting to a series of mind-expanding experiments with a hallucinatory drug and an isolation chamber, his visions lead to physical change. A thrilling, dream-like film about madness and mutation.

Widowed psychologist Kris Kelvin is sent to a space station orbiting planet Solaris to investigate the mysterious death of a doctor and the mental problems plaguing the cosmonauts aboard. When he encounters his dead wife Khari it becomes apparent that Solaris is penetrating the subconscious of the crew, leaving Kelvin to question his perception of reality. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival this is an enigmatic and profound exploration of loss, memory and longing.

Clockwise from left: Altered States, The Live, Solaris

They Live Sat 8 Nov USA/1988/90mins/18. Dir: John Carpenter. With: Roddy Piper, Keith David, Meg Foster.

A homeless drifter discovers a reason for the everwidening gap between the rich and the poor: a conspiracy by aliens who have infiltrated American society in the guise of wealthy yuppies. With the help of special sunglasses that reveal the aliensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; true faces and their subliminal messages, our hero tries to stop the invasion. This is an influential, hugely entertaining satire on modern capitalism.

+ Join us after the film for a discussion and debate with Tinted Lens, a new collaboration between Chapter, Cardiff University and the BFI. We will explore the mind and conceptions of normality and pathology, with a focus on loss and grief, fantasy and delusions, understandings of time and states of consciousness.

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Village of the Damned

Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Clockwise from top: Village of the Damned, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Man Who Fell to Earth

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Sun 9 Nov UK/1960/75mins/12. Dir: Wolf Rilla. With: George Sanders, Barbara Shelley, Martin Stephens.

One morning in the village of Midwich every resident suddenly falls asleep and then, just as suddenly, everyone wakes up. Residents are unaffected by the phenomenon except for women of childbearing age, who have all become pregnant. The babies are born at precisely the same moment and all look the same. Four years later, one of the fathers notices that the children possess powers far beyond those of ordinary mortals and deduces that they must be stopped. With chilling performances and a restrained atmosphere this is one of the most influential films of the 1960s.

The Man Who Fell to Earth Sat 15 + Tue 18 Nov UK/1976/133mins/18. Dir: Nicolas Roeg. With: David Bowie, Rip Tom, Candy Clark.

Space traveller Thomas Jerome Newton lands on Earth seeking help for his drought-stricken planet. By securing patents to advanced technology, he becomes a fabulously wealthy industrialist. However, money and its attendant decadence ultimately exert a stronger gravitational pull. David Bowie is perfectly cast as an alien in this meditative and profound exploration of our culture’s values and desires.

Sun 30 Nov + Tue 2 Dec USA/1977/129mins/PG. Dir: Steven Spielberg. With: Richard Dreyfuss, Francois Truffaut, Teri Garr, Melinda Dillon.

Roy Neary is driving one night and witnesses an unidentified flying object. Roy’s wife is at first sceptical, then concerned, and eventually fearful, as his experience leads to obsession. He makes contact with others who’ve had encounters, including Jillian, a single mother whose son disappeared during her UFO experience, and scientist Claude Lacombe as they are all drawn mysteriously towards a mountain in the Midwest. + Join us for a special close encounter light-show from artist Myles Leadbetter, a performance from The Glen Manby Quartet and mashed potato sculpting competitions on Sun 30 Nov.

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Pop-Up Cinema Join us at truly extraordinary settings, Castell Coch and Raglan Castle, as we continue our programme of site– specific screenings. There may be some warmth to be had in the twisted and tangled stories screened but that won’t be enough to stave off the winter chill at these all–but outdoor screenings so please dress warmly.

Castell Coch

Raglan Castle

Fri 14 Nov

Sat 22 Nov

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

With the help of the University of South Wales we will be hosting exciting drive-in screenings at this stunning Cadw castle. For more information please see our website www.chapter.org.

5pm

USA/1971/100mins/PG. Dir: Mel Stuart. With: Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson, Peter Ostrum.

Enigmatic Willy Wonka hides five golden tickets for a tour of the factory and a lifetime supply of chocolate in his scrumptious candy bars. Charlie Bucket and four other children win tickets but they find that you must be careful not to disobey the rules otherwise you may be taken away by the Oompa Loompas.

Frankenstein 8pm

USA/1931/70mins/PG. Dir: James Whale. With: Boris Karloff, Colin Clive.

A mad, obsessed scientist, Dr Henry Frankenstein creates a monster by taking body parts from dead people. When the monster mistakenly kills a young girl by the river, the town aims to bring the monster to justice.

Sat 15 Nov

The Wizard of Oz 5pm

USA/1939/101mins/PG. Dir: Victor Fleming. With: Judy Garland, Bert Lahr, Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger.

In this tale of inventions, magic and wonder, Dorothy Gale is swept away to the Land of Oz in a tornado. With her friends, Cowardly Lion, Tin Man, Scarecrow, and dog Toto, she embarks on a quest to see the Wizard who can help her return home.

Invasion of the Bodysnatchers 8pm

USA/1956/80mins/PG. Dir: Don Siegel. With: Kevin McCarthy, Dana Wynter, Larry Gates.

Dr Miles Bennell finds his patients suffering the paranoid delusion that their friends or relatives are impostors. He is persuaded that something odd has happened and determines to find out what is causing this phenomenon.

Time Bandits 5pm

UK/1981/111mins/PG. Dir: Terry Gilliam. With: Michael Palin, Shelley Duvall, Sean Connery, David Rappaport, Kenny Baker, David Warner, Craig Warnock.

Schoolboy Kevin is woken by a clumsy band of renegade dwarves who have stolen a map of the universe’s portals of time travel, one of which is in his bedroom. They are looting the past for riches, hotly pursued by the Supreme Being and an Evil Genius. Filmed in Raglan Castle, this is a delightfully deranged foray into world history and myth, stopping by the lands of Robin Hood, Napoleon and Agamemnon.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show 8pm

UK/1975/98mins/12A. Dir: Jim Sharman. With: Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Richard O’Brien, Patricia Quinn, Little Nell, Meat Loaf, Barry Bostwick.

Newly engaged couple Brad and Janet have a breakdown on a dark and stormy night and pay a call to the bizarre castle residence of Dr Frank N. Furter. The mad scientist from another planet unveils his new creation with the assistance of Columbia, Magenta and Riff Raff. In full interactive glory we provide a chance to indulge your wild and untamed sides in this crazy cult musical. Tickets for Castell Coch Screenings are £12/£10 for 8pm screenings and £6 for 5pm family friendly screenings and are available on our website www.chapter.org or from our Box Office 029 2030 4400. Tickets to Raglan Castle Screenings are £15 per car for Time Bandits, £20 per car for The Rocky Horror Picture Show or £30 per car for both films.

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Fury

Gone Too Far

Fri 28 Nov — Thu 4 Dec

Fri 28 + Sat 29 Nov

USA/2014/134mins/15. Dir: David Ayer. With: Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman.

UK/2013/87mins/12A. Dir: Destiny Ekaragha. With: Malachi Kirby, Adelayo Adedayo, Bhasker Patel.

April, 1945. As the Allies make their final push in Europe, a battle-hardened army sergeant named Wardaddy commands a Sherman tank and her fiveman crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Outnumbered and out-gunned, and with a rookie soldier thrust into their platoon, Wardaddy and his men face overwhelming odds in their heroic attempts to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.

When British teenager Yemi meets his long lost Nigerian brother Ikudaisy, he quickly finds his estranged sibling’s African heritage and unimpressive fashion sense a blight on his own street cred. As simmering adolescent passions and racial tensions erupt over the course of one day on their estate, both Yemi and Ikudaisy must decide where their loyalties lie. This adaptation of Bola Agbaje’s Olivier Award winning play is told with a light touch, finding humour whilst discussing modern tribal pressure.

From L to R: Fury, Gone Too Far

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The Hundred-Foot Journey Fri 28 Nov — Thu 4 Dec

Soft subtitles on Fri 28 Nov, 5.30pm and Sat 29 Nov, 8.40pm. (Please note this is subject to change. Please call our Box Office to confirm on week of release).

Winter Sleep

India/2014/122mins/PG. Dir: Lasse Hallström. With: Helen Mirren, Om Puri, Manish Dayal.

Fri 28 Nov — Thu 4 Dec

Widowed restaurateur Papa Kadam and his family flee violence in Mumbai and settle in an idyllic French village, opening a new business opposite the swankiest restaurant in the region. They meet immediate resistance from the proprietor Madame Mallory and to complicate things further Kadam’s son Hassan falls for Madame’s sweet sous chef Marguerite. As Madame and Papa tussle their way to common ground, Hassan and Marguerite must reconcile their romantic ups with professional downs. With delicious performances this is a tasty visual treat.

Aydin, a former actor, runs a small hotel in the majestic Anatolian steppes with his young wife Nihal, with whom he has a stormy relationship, and his sister Necla, who is suffering from her recent divorce. As the snow begins to fall, the hotel turns into a shelter but also an inescapable place that fuels their animosities. This is a beautiful and bold tale from one of the world’s most accomplished filmmakers.

Turkey/2014/196mins/subtitles/adv15. Dir: Nuri Bilge Ceylan. With: Haluk Bilginer, Melisa Sözen, Demet Akbag.

Winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes

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Super 8

A selection of fabulous, family–friendly films every Saturday and Sunday at 11am and 3pm. Children under 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Please contact us for details of our Supportive Environment Screenings for families.

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Carry on Screaming

Every Friday at 11am, Carry on Screaming allows parents or carers to see a film without having to worry about their baby causing a disturbance. Check out the calendar for details of these special screenings, exclusively for people with babies under one year old.

Supportive Environment: The Boxtrolls (PG) Free Family Film Day Sun 23 Nov 10am–3pm

Join us for our free family film day with creative workshop to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Contact a Family Wales. This free event is open to children with disabilities and/or additional needs and their families. For more information and how to book your family a place, please email wales.events@cafamily.org.uk or phone 02920 396624 or 01978 351769.

Super 8

Fri 31 Oct — Sun 2 Nov USA/2011/112mins/12A. Dir: J.J. Abrams. With: Elle Fanning, AJ Michalka, Kyle Chandler.

In the summer of 1979, a group of friends in a small Ohio town witness a catastrophic train crash while making a super 8 movie and soon suspect that it was not an accident. Shortly after, unusual disappearances and inexplicable events begin to take place in town, and the local Deputy tries to uncover the truth — something more terrifying than any of them could have imagined.

E.T.

Sat 8 + Sun 9 Nov USA/1982/115mins/U. Dir: Steven Spielberg. With: Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore, Peter Coyote.

A small stranded alien is befriended by a troubled young boy. Slowly ET is integrated into the household, where he soon learns to communicate.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Sat 15 + Sun 16 Nov

USA/2014/101mins/12A. Dir: Jonathan Liebesman. With: Megan Fox, Will Arnett, William Fichtner.

Shredder and his evil Foot Clan have an iron grip on the city. The future is grim until four unlikely outcast brothers rise from the sewers and discover their destiny as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, working with fearless reporter April to save the city. + Audio Description on all screenings in cinema 1. Soft subtitles on Sat 15 Nov, 11am and Sun 16 Nov, 11am. (Please note this is subject to change. Please call our Box Office to confirm on week of release).

The Boxtrolls

Sat 22 + Sun 23 Nov UK/2014/100mins/PG. Dir: Anthony Stacchi, Graham Annable. With: Simon Pegg, Elle Fanning, Toni Collette.

A young orphaned boy raised by underground cave– dwelling trash collectors tries to save his friends from an evil exterminator. + Audio Description on all screenings in cinema 1. Soft subtitles on Sun 22, 11am. (Please note this is subject to change. Please call our Box Office to confirm on week of release).

The Book of Life Sat 29 + Sun 30 Nov

USA/2014/95mins/U. Dir: Jorge R. Gutierrez. With: Zoe Saldana, Channing Tatum, Ron Perlman.

Manolo, a conflicted hero and dreamer, sets off on an epic quest through magical, mythical and wondrous worlds in order to rescue his one true love and defend his village. + Audio Description on all screenings in cinema 1. Soft subtitles on Sun 22, 11am. (Please note this is subject to change. Please call our Box Office to confirm on week of release).

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Learning

Junior Moviemaker

Into Film Festival School Screenings

Sat 1 Nov 10.30am–12pm

If you’re aged 9–16 and an aspiring filmmaker, come and join us. We watch and talk about short films and also screen the films you make. The short films shown at Junior Moviemaker screenings may contain scenes suitable for the BBFC’s PG certificate, therefore parental guidance is advised. £1.50

Chapter Sewcial

Every Sunday until Sun 30 Nov 3.30–5pm Age 9–12 Using interesting themes, textures and materials from our cinema, theatre and gallery programme as inspiration, this sewing course for young people will teach basic sewing skills in a fun and ’sewcial’ way. £5 per session

Animation and Autism

Every Wednesday until Wed 3 Dec 5.30–7pm Age 8–18 These 90 minute sessions encourage young people on the autistic spectrum to increase social confidence and to learn and develop new or existing animation skills in a supportive, creative environment. Each session can stand alone or be part of a larger scheme of work, as individual learning programmes can be created by our experienced animation staff. Chapter will also be expanding the programme to run a limited number of taster sessions in schools that provide a curriculum for young people on the autistic spectrum. If you think that your school may qualify then please contact us to arrange a workshop. £2.50 per session Supported by

For information about any learning activities, please contact learning@chapter.org and to book tickets please contact our box office on 029 2030 4400.

The Into Film Festival is a free and annual celebration of film and education for schools and young people across the UK.

American Interior (12) Mon 17 Nov 10am

Welsh rock singer Gruff Rhys charts his journey across the heartland of America in this playful and poetic documentary.

I am Kalam (PG)

Followed by a talk by Oxfam Tue 18 Nov 10am A funny, moving tale of Indian boy Chhotu whose dreams of going to school are granted by a benevolent Prince.

The Lion King (U)

Plus a presentation on film classification with the BBFC Wed 19 Nov 10am Song-filled Disney classic about a lion cub who runs away from the pride allowing his evil uncle to become king.

Hedd Wyn (12A) Thu 20 Nov 10am

A fine examination of wartime patriotism and the power of the written word. All screenings are free. To book places visit www.intofilm.org/festival

Into Film Filmmaking Weekends

Filmmaking Workshop Weekend Age 9-12 Sat 8 + Sun 9 Nov 9.30am–4.30pm

Take part in this filmmaking workshop and be part of your own film crew to create a 60 second film. Places limited, to book visit www.intofilm.org/festival FREE

Filmmaking Workshop Weekend Age 13-16 Sat 15 + Sun 16 Nov 9.30am–4.30pm

Take part in this filmmaking workshop and be part of your own film crew to create a 60 second film. Places limited, to book visit www.intofilm.org/festival FREE

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By phone call us on 029 2030 4400. We accept all major credit cards. In person our Box Office is open Mon–Sat 10.00am — 8.30pm; Sun 3.00 — 8.30pm. Online: 24/7 booking at www.chapter.org Concessions: The concessionary rate applies to students, over 60s, children, unemployed, disabled people, MAX card, Chapter Friends and Card holders. Proof of concession will be required. Group bookings: Buy 8 tickets and get the 9th free. Please Note • only one discount will be given at any one time • we are happy to take advance bookings but cannot reserve tickets • latecomers may be refused entry Some of our titles are available with Audio Description and Soft Subtitling but the information is not always available when we go to print. Please see our website for details or call our Box Office on the week of release. We ask all our audience members to refrain from eating and drinking in the cinema auditoria, except for bottles of water.

Associated Companies and Artists Chapter is home to theatre companies, dance companies, animation studios, printmakers, potters, graphic designers, motion designers, composers, filmmakers, magazine publishers, many individual, independent artists and more. Head to www.chapter.org for more details.

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Chapter gratefully acknowledges the support it receives from the following:

Landfill Community Fund Esmée Fairbairn Foundation EU Culture Programme The Baring Foundation Garfield Weston Foundation Foyle Foundation Biffa Award Colwinston Charitable Trust Admiral Group plc Moondance Foundation Foundation for Sport and the Arts Trusthouse Charitable Foundation Community Foundation in Wales BBC Children in Need The Waterloo Foundation ScottishPower Green Energy Trust The Welsh Broadcasting Trust SEWTA

Richer Sounds The Clothworkers’ Foundation Momentum WRAP The Henry Moore Foundation Google The Principality Jane Hodge Foundation Simon Gibson Charitable Trust People’s Postcode Trust Dunhill Medical Trust Legal & General Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen e.V Millennium Stadium Charitable Trust The Ernest Cook Trust Lloyds TSB Morgan Signs Garrick Charitable Trust Barclays

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Bruce Wake Charity Funky Monkey Feet Finnis Scott Foundation Unity Trust Bank Hugh James Contemporary Art Society for Wales The Dot Foundry JVH Gidden & Rees Western Power Distribution Follett Trust Arts & Kids Cymru Canton High School Girl’s Reunion Co–operative Group Renault Cardiff Embassy of Belgium Queensland Government

E.T. (U) p34 Gone Girl (18) p24 Effie Gray (12A) p20

E.T. (U) p34 Effie Gray (12A) p20 Gone Girl (18) p24

Gone Girl (18) p24 Effie Gray (12A) p20

Gone Girl (18) p24 10.30 Village of the Damned (12) p31 Effie Gray (12A) p20

Sat 8 Sad

Sun 9 Sul

Mon 10 Llun

Tue 11 Maw

+ 8.00 Lion Ark (12A) + Q&A p26 2.30 Obvious Child (15) p25 5.45

5.45 God Help the Girl (15) p22 8.40 Obvious Child (15) p25

11.00 + 2.00 Village of the Damned (12) p31 5.15 Solaris + Tinted Lens (PG) p30 7.30 God Help the Girl (15) p22

11.00 + 3.00 Obvious Child (15) p25 5.45 They Live (18) + intro p30 8.40

11.00 Altered States (18) p30 2.30 + 8.15 Obvious Child (15) p25 6.10

5.30-7.00

Animation for Young People on the Autistic Spectrum p35

8.30

SWDFAS p17

Animation for Young People on the Autistic Spectrum p35

Clonc yn y Cwtch p17 Introduction to Sci-Fi Film p28

2.00

5.30-7.00

6.30-8.00 7.00-9.00

Into Film Festival: 9.30-4.30 Filmmaking Workshop Weekend p35 Chapter Sewcial p35 3.30-5.00

Into Film Festival: 9.30-4.30 Filmmaking Workshop Weekend p35

The Drones Comedy Club p17

Talk at 2 p5 2.00 Into Film Festival: Filmmaking 9.30-4.30 Workshop Weekend p35 Offsite-Castell Coch: The Wizard of p32 5.00 Offsite-Castell Coch: Invasion... p32 8.00

Oh What a Lovely War p15 7.30 Offsite: Unease p13 7.30 + 9.00 Ene Man Negn (Who Am I) 8.00 / Chase the Chaos p16

Artes Mundi 6 at Chapter, p4-5, Until Sun 22 Feb 2015

6.00 Oh What a Lovely War p15 2.30 + 7.30 Teenage Mutant… (12A) p34 11.00 + 3.00 The Man who Fell to Earth (18) p31 Sat 15 5.45 Life Itself (ctba) p26 8.25 Sad Mr Turner (12A) p20 Jimi: All Is By My Side (15) p22 8.40

10.30 2.30 6.00 8.30

Experimentica, p6-9, 5–9 Nov

Offsite-Castell Coch: Willy Wonka…p32 5.00 Offsite-Castell Coch: Frankenstein p32 8.00

Carry on Screaming: The Possibilities… (12A) p23 11.00 Life Itself (15) p26 2.30 + 8.20 Nas: Time is Illmatic (15) p23 Mr Turner (12A) p20 Jimi: All Is By My Side (15) p22 5.30

Effie Gray (12A) p20 Obvious Child (15) p25 Giovanni’s Island (ctba) p24 God Help the Girl (15) p22

7.30

10.30 +8.30 Oh What a Lovely War p15 7.30 2.30 Offsite: Unease p13 7.30 + 9.00 6.00

6.00 Oh What a Lovely War p15 8.30

6.00 8.20

2.30 5.00 8.15

6.00 8.00

6.30-8.00 7.00-9.00

Clonc yn y Cwtch p17 Introduction to Sci-Fi Film p28

Artes Mundi Lunchtime Event p5 1.05-1.30 First Thursday p17 7.30

3.30-5.00 8.00

10.00-12.00 2.00

Chapter Sewcial p35 Cardiff Storytelling Circle p17

Transition Workshop p14 Talk at 2 p5

Gallery / Oriel Events / Digwyddiadau Cardsiff Contemporary, Until 9 Nov, p10 / Richard Woods, Until 9 Nov, p10

6.15 Oh What a Lovely War p15 7.30 8.40 Offsite: Unease p13 7.30 + 9.00

Fri 14 Gwe

Thu 13 Effie Gray (12A) p20 5.50 8.00 Iau Gone Girl (18) p24

5.45 Giovanni’s Island (ctba) p24 Wed 12 Gone Girl (18) p24 Mer Effie Gray (12A) p20 8.40 Effie Gray (12A) p20 Bafta Screening

Carry on Screaming: E.T. (U) p34 Gone Girl (18) p24 Effie Gray (12A) p20

Fri 7 Gwe 6.00 8.15

6.30 8.45

10.30 Liquid Sky (18) p29 + 8.00 ‘71 (15) p19 6.00

‘71 (15) p19 The Riot Club (15) p19 2.30 Life After Beth (15) p19

Thu 6 Iau

6.15 8.30

6.00 8.15

5.00 7.30

3.00 8.00

2.30 6.00 8.15

10.30 ‘71 (15) p19 2.30 The Riot Club (15) p19 7.00

5.45 Chapter Moviemaker (18) p24 8.30 ‘71 (15) p19

Theatre / Theatr

10.30 Transition p14 6.00 Marcel Lucont — Is p15 8.15

Life After Beth (15) p19 10.30 + 8.30 District 9 (15) + intro p29 Wed 5 5.45 Afrofuturism Shorts p28 Mer The Riot Club (15) p19 ‘71 (15) p19

The Riot Club (15) p19 Videodrome (18) p29 NT Encore: Frankenstein (15) p20

Tue 4 Maw

The Riot Club (15) p19 Life After Beth (15) p19

Mon 3 Llun

Super 8 (12A) p34 11.00 + 2.30 Videodrome (18) p29 Life After Beth (15) p19 5.45 Bad Film Club: Shark Attack 3 (15) p19 The Riot Club (15) p19 7.45

Sun 2 Sul

11.00 + 3.00 Junior Moviemaker p35 6.15 ‘71 (15) p19 8.30 District 9 (15) p29

Super 8 (12A) p34 The Riot Club (15) p19 Life After Beth (15) p19

Sat 1 Sad

Cinema 1 / Sinema 1 Cinema 2 / Sinema 2

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The Boxtrolls (PG) p34 11.00 Mr Turner (12A) p20 Nightcrawler (15) p25

Sat 22 Sad

6.00 Memoria p16 8.00 8.30

Nightcrawler (15) p25 Serena (15) p25 Mr Turner (12A) p20

Nightcrawler (15) p25 Mr Turner (12A) p20

Carry on Screaming: Gone Too Far (12A) p33 11.00 Gone Too Far (12A) p33 The Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) p33 2.30 + 5.45 Winter Sleep (adv15) p33 Fury (15) p33 8.15

The Book of Life (U) p34 Fury (15) p33 The Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) p33

The Book of Life (U) p34 Close Encounters of the Third Kind (PG) p31 Fury (15) p33

Wed 26 Mer

Thu 27 Iau

Fri 28 Gwe

Sat 29 Sad

Sun 30 Sul

5.30 Punishment p13 7.25

10.30 + 8.30 Punishment p13 2.30 + 6.30

We ask all our audience members to refrain from eating and drinking in the cinema auditoria, except for bottles of water. Gofynnir i aelodau’r gynulleidfa beidio â bwyta nac yfed yn y sinema. Gallwch fynd â photeli o ddŵr i’r sinema gyda chi.

3.00 The Book of Life (U) p34 5.00 The Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) p33 7.50 Winter Sleep (adv15) p33

AUDIO DESCRIPTION / Disgrifiadau Sain

Soft SubtitleS / Is–deitlau meddal

11.00 2.00 6.15

7.30

6.15 8.40

10.30 6.00 8.30

6.00 8.30

11.00 3.00 5.30 8.00

11.00 + 3.00 Winter Sleep (adv15) p33 5.00 Punishment p13 5.45 Gone Too Far (12A) p33 8.40 8.30

5.45 Serena (15) p25 8.10 Mirage Men (adv12A) p27

10.30 + 8.30 Serena (15) p25 2.30 Mirage Men (adv12A) p27 5.30

2.30 Mr Turner (12A) p20 5.45 The Babadook (15) p24 8.10 Serena (15) p25

Early Horror Shorts + Paul Shallcross (PG) p21 Nightcrawler (15) p25 Mr Turner (12A) p20

Tue 25 Maw

5.30 Serena (15) p25 8.30 The Babadook (15) p24

Mr Turner (12A) p20 Nightcrawler (15) p25

Contact a Family: The Boxtrolls (PG) p34 The Boxtrolls (PG) p34 Nightcrawler (15) p25 Serena (15) p25

Mon 24 Llun

11.00 Sun 23 Contact a Family: The Boxtrolls (PG) p34 Sul Early Horror Shorts + Paul Shallcross (PG) p21 5.00 7.00 Mr Turner (12A) p20

+ 3.00 Serena (15) p25 6.00 Memoria p16 8.00 5.15 The Babadook (15) p24 8.30 8.15

Carry on Screaming: Mr Turner (12A) p20 11.00 The Babadook (15) p24 Nightcrawler (15) p25 2.30 + 5.45 Serena (15) p25 Mr Turner (12A) p20 8.10

Fri 21 Gwe

2.30 Jimi: All Is By My Side (15) p22 10.30 Memoria p16 8.00 5.45 The Case Against 8 (adv15) + Lavender Screen p26 6.10 8.40 The Possibilities Are Endless (12A) p23 8.30

Tony Benn: Will and Testament (12A) p26 Jimi: All Is By My Side (15) p22 Mr Turner (12A) p20

Thu 20 Iau

10.30 6.15 8.30

Jimi: All Is By My Side (15) p22 2.30 + 8.40 Mr Turner (12A) p20 Wed 19 5.45 The Possibilities Are Endless (12A) p23 Mer Mr Turner (12A) p20 Tony Benn: Will and Testament (12A) p26

10.00

6.30-8.00 7.00-9.00

10.00

9.00 3.30-5.00

9.30-4.30

8.15 8.30

Chapter Sewcial p35

Talk at 2 p5

Music Geek Monthly p17

Animation for Young People on the Autistic Spectrum p35

Clonc yn y Cwtch p17 Introduction to Sci-Fi Film p28

Chapter Sewcial p35

3.30-5.00

2.00

8.00

5.30-7.00

6.30-8.00 7.00-9.00

3.30-5.00

Offsite-Raglan Castle: Time… p32 5.00 Offsite-Raglan Castle: The Rocky… p32 8.00

Dance Shorts p17 The Drones Comedy Club p17

Into Film Festival: Hedd Wyn (12A) p35 10.00 Artes Mundi Lunchtime Event p5 1.05-1.30

Into Film Festival: The Lion… (U) p35 10.00 Animation for Young People on 5.30-7.00 the Autistic Spectrum p35

Into Film Festival: I Am Kalam p35

10.30 + 6.00 8.15

Tue 18 Maw

The Man who Fell to Earth (18) p31 2.30 Tony Benn: Will and Testament (12A) p26 Jimi: All Is By My Side (15) p22 5.45 The Possibilities Are Endless (12A) p23 Mr Turner (12A) p20 8.10

Into Film Festival: American Interior (12A) p35 Clonc yn y Cwtch p17 Introduction to Sci-Fi Film p28

5.45 Northern Soul (15) p23 6.00 Mr Turner (12A) + Come Along Do p20 Mon 17 Llun Jimi: All Is By My Side (15) p22 8.40 Life Itself (ctba) p26 8.00

Into Film Festival: Filmmaking Workshop Weekend p35 Sunday Jazz p17 Chapter Sewcial p35

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (12A) p34 NT Encore: Frankenstein (15) p20 Jimi: All Is By My Side (15) p22 Mr Turner (12A) p20

11.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (12A) p34 3.00 5.30 1.30 Life Itself (ctba) p26 5.45 Northern Soul (15) p23 8.00 8.10

Sun 16 Sul