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EVENTS

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Photographer Talk: Monica Fernandez

Home Sweet Home? Fri 11 Mar 8pm & 8.30pm

Mon 14 Mar & 11 Apr, 8 / 8.30pm

Thu 10 Mar 6 - 8pm

Admission free

Cost: £5 per team (up to 4 people)

Admission free As part of the Domestic Glamour Exhibition photographer Monica Fernandez invites you for a special viewing of the exhibition and will lead an informal talk on her inspirations for the work. Monica is a photographic artist based in the Midlands. Originally from Tenerife, Monica moved to the UK to study photography and completed her MA at De Montford University in 2004. Her Spanish roots strongly influence her work. Monica is currently working on a research project called Look at Me! Images of Women and Ageing, based out of the University of Sheffield, England.

SCREEN FORUM: DIGISHORTS

Domestic Glamour is a celebration of women through the exploration of everyday beauty rituals. Showing in the Main Gallery until 24 Mar.

The Haven Wolverhampton, a local charity which supports women and children who are affected by Domestic Violence, will premiere its first ever campaign film, Home Sweet Home, at Light House. This short film explores the complex nature of Domestic Violence and the different behaviours that constitute this form of abuse. All of the stories you will hear are real. Told in their own words, each woman details their raw and poignant experiences of emotional, financial, physical and sexual abuse at the hands of their loved ones. Made possible with funding from The Media Trust, through the Community Voices initiative, and with the support of Light House, The Haven has worked closely with current and former service users to produce a thought provoking film. To reserve your seat email Grace Lee at publicity@havenrefuge.org.uk or call 01902 572173. For more info visit: www.havenrefuge.org.uk

Film & TV Quiz

Our monthly quiz offers you the chance to put your film and TV knowledge to the test. With prizes for the winning team.

Open Mic Night Tue 1 / 15 / 29 Mar & Tue 12 / 26 Apr, 8pm til late Admission free Light House’s very own open mic night, is a new addition to the Tuesday night experience in the city. Just turn up, sign up and grab the mic. An entertaining and welcome addition to our events programme, the informal night offers you the chance to explore your talents and passions for music, comedy, spoken word and poetry – what do you have to offer? For more info contact: conor@light-house.co.uk

www.light-house.co.uk The Death of Georgia B Sat 26 & Sun 27 Mar

Screen Forum: Digishorts

Cost: Individual £4, groups £10

Tue 5 April, 7 - 9.30pm

Sift through dressing rooms, track down suspects, leave no door unopened...… The Death of Georgia B is an interactive theatre performance inviting you on a journey behind the scenes of some of the city’s leading arts venues to solve a mystery that has baffled police. The critical failure of a local theatre company’s latest show is the least of their worries, with the new production seemingly cursed from the beginning. The cast and crew are falling foul to the most unlikely of accidents. Is fate conspiring to claim the lives of one or all of the company? Tickets cost: £4 Group ticket £10 (max 5 per group) Performances times: Sat 26 Mar 10.30am, 2pm & 5.30pm Sun 27 Mar 2pm & 5.30pm To book contact t: 01902 572090 More info: www.lastfancies.co.uk This is a walkthrough experience so please wear suitable footwear. Audiences will be put into teams of 5. Suitable for anyone over the age of 13. The adventure will start at Newhampton Arts Centre and will last for 2 hours.

Admission free A screening of 6 short films made by the most exciting filmmaking talent emerging from the West Midlands region. In partnership with the UK Film Council, Digishorts was a yearly scheme offering West Midlands based filmmakers and animators the opportunity to produce innovative and striking short digital films. In its eighth and final year, the slate of films produced demonstrate regional filmmaking at its strongest. The films being shown are: Copier (Dir. Samantha Harrie) Best (Dir. Steven Spencer) Luv’in the Black Country (Dir. Matthew Carter) Rolling Steel (Dir. Kyle Walker) 50 (Dir. Ryan Vernava) All Consuming Love ( Man in a Cat) (Dir. Louis Hudson) There will be networking in Lock Works 7-8pm and after the screening. To book a place email: ayesha@light-house.co.uk For info on the films visit: www.light-house.co.uk

EVENTS TURN OVERLEAF FOR LIVE OPERA & THEATRE THIS MARCH & APRIL >>

The Met Live in HD season continues with:

Iphigénie en Tauride Encore Thu 3 Mar, 7.30pm Lucia di Lammermoor Sat 19 Mar, 5pm Le Comte Ory Sat 9 Apr, 6pm Capriccio Sat 23 Apr, 6pm Encore Wed 27 Apr, 2pm Il Trovatore Sat 30 Apr, 6pm Tickets cost: £18 Adult / £12.50 Under 15s Encore performances cost: £14.50 Adult / £7.50 Under 15s Pick up a season brochure from Box Office or call 01902 716055 to book tickets. For more info visit www.light-house.co.uk

National Theatre Live is a groundbreaking initiative to broadcast the best of British theatre to cinemas around the world. Broadcasts feature behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with artists, allowing audiences at Light House to share in the acclaimed work the National Theatre produces.

The NT Live season continues with:

Frankenstein Thu 17 Mar, 6.45pm Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is adapted for the stage by Nick Dear and realised by Danny Boyle in his return to the theatre after winning the Academy Award for best director for Slumdog Millionaire. Tickets cost: £11.50 full / £10.50 conc. To book tickets and for more info call Box Office on 01902 716055 or visit www.light-house.co.uk

EXHIBITIONS TRAINING

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MAIN GALLERY Domestic Glamour by Monica Fernandez Until Thu 24 Mar + Talk on Thu 10 Mar, 6 - 8pm

Monica invites you for a special viewing of the exhibition and will lead an informal talk on Thu 10 Mar, 6 - 8pm. Admission free. PLEASE NOTE: Viewing of the exhibition will be restricted on 11 March as there will be an event in the gallery.

2011 Exhibition Season: The Archive

THE STREET

Domestic Glamour is a celebration of women through the exploration of everyday beauty rituals.

The Street by Andrew Jackson & Dean Kelland Fri 8 Apr - Fri 17 Jun

In 2011 Light House Gallery will be showing work featuring archive photography. The upcoming exhibitions will see rare, archive photographs from the V&A on display in the gallery. There will also be a chance to see new work being made specifically to go into future archives by renowned British documentary photographer Martin Parr. We are starting the season with a new exhibition which will encourage us to question what we find in the archive.

Taking archive interviews, film and photographs, Jackson & Kelland use the racial tensions of 1960s Smethwick as a starting point to explore both historical and contemporary debates on immigration in Britain. Presenting stories, memories and photographs from two culturally different perspectives, the audience is invited to question what may or may not be real in this new exhibition. Things that we know to be true are constantly replaced through acts of revisionism. With this in mind the artists invite the audience to investigate the combination of current and archive information that they have presented. By interpreting what they have found in the archives, combining fact and fiction throughout, Jackson and Kelland encourage the audience to question what they see, hear and understand in the exhibition. This exhibition plays on our faith in archives, photographs, history and documentary and asks people to come to their own conclusions.

That an exhibition which subverts the whole notion of documentary photography has been set in a gallery which shows factual exhibitions takes the challenge to the audience one step further. This is the first time the two artists have worked together and is the first showing of this exhibition. Andrew Jackson is a documentarian and graduate of the MA Documentary programme at the European Centre of Photography, Newport. Dean Kelland is a contemporary artist currently undertaking a PhD in Fine Art practice at Central St Martins. Both artists have exhibited extensively around the UK. Jackson & Kelland will be giving a talk about the exhibition in June, date tbc.

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EXHIBITIONS

BALCONY GALLERY

LOCK WORKS

Light House Student Photography Awards

Len Spragg’s Caravan

Fri 1 - Sat 30 April The Student Photography Awards have now become an annual event at Light House. The 2011 exhibition features shortlisted work in 3 categories, a winner from each will be selected and announced at the Awards Ceremony on Fri 1 April. Documentary nominees: James Marsh, John Hancock, Peter Watkins. Fine Art: Natalie Galloway, Alice Jones, Kirsty Skears. Commercial: Lucasz Gadjek, James Martin, James Osborne. Visit www.light-house.co.uk for more info on each photographer.

Fri 8 Apr – Fri 17 Jun Photographs by Hubert Wallace Redfern. Curated by Mairi Turner and Catherine Fuller. This is an exhibition with a curious back story. The photographs were taken by Hubert Wallace Redfern, an avid amateur photographer who managed to amass a collection of over 2000 slides during his lifetime. The collection was passed on to the curators, who transformed it from a family archive to the status of ‘found photography’. With no personal connection to the photographs, the curators were able to assess them with a fresh, unmediated eye. The concept of found photography is one that is gaining increased recognition in the time of digital photography, perhaps because the idea of a photograph as an object to be collected seems to have passed.

LEN SPRAGG’S CARAVAN

As well as documenting interpersonal relations in an extended family, the photographs unwittingly document entire eras of interior design, fashion, leisure and consumer aspirations. The period details of the photographs provide a glimpse into an unfamiliar time, but the basic arenas in which they were taken remain the same as the majority of today’s digital photography: home, the workplace and leisure.

CINEMA BRIGHTON ROCK

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TRUE GRIT

NEVER LET ME GO

Until Thu 3 Mar

Fri 4 - Thu 10 Mar

Fri 11 - Thu 17 Mar

Cert 15, 1hr51 Dir. Rowan Joffe, UK, 2010

Cert 15, 1hr50 Dir. Joel & Ethan Coen, USA, 2010

Cert 12A, 1hr43 Dir. Mark Romanek, USA, 2010 As children, Ruth, Kathy and Tommy, spend their childhood at a seemingly idyllic English boarding school. As they grow into young adults, they find that they have to come to terms with the strength of the love they feel for each other, while preparing themselves for the haunting reality that awaits them. Based on Kazuo Ishiguro’s 2005 acclaimed novel of the same name, and starring Carey Mulligan, Keira Knightley, and Andrew Garfield.

RABBIT HOLE

Fourteen-year-old Mattie Ross (Hailee Steinfeld) joins an aging U.S. marshal (Jeff Bridges) and another lawman (Matt Damon) in tracking her father’s killer Tom Chaney (Josh Brolin), into hostile Indian territory in Joel and Ethan Coen’s adaptation of Charles Portis’ original novel. Sticking more closely to the source material than the 1969 feature adaptation starring Western icon John Wayne, the Coens’ True Grit tells the story from the young girl’s perspective.

NEVER LET ME GO

TRUE GRIT

Based on the 1938 British noir classic by Graham Greene, Rowan Joffe’s Brighton Rock is set in the mods and rockers era of the 1960s. It charts the headlong fall of Pinkie, a razor-wielding disadvantaged teenager hell bent on clawing his way up through the ranks of organised crime. At the heart of the story is Pinkie’s relationship with Rose, an apparently innocent young waitress who stumbles on evidence linking Pinkie to a revenge killing.

BARNEY’S VERSION

RABBIT HOLE

INSIDE JOB

Until Thu 3 Mar

Fri 4 - Thu 10 Mar

Sat 12 - Thu 17 Mar

Cert 15, 2hr14 Dir. Richard J. Lewis, Can, 2010

Cert 12A, 1hr31

Cert 12A, 1hr49 Dir. Charles Ferguson, USA, 2010

Based on Mordecai Richler’s award winning novel, Barney’s Version is a warm and witty story of the politically incorrect life of Barney Panofsky (Paul Giamatti), who meets the love of his life (Rosamund Pike) at his wedding - and she is not the bride. A candid confessional, told from Barney‘s point of view, the film spans three decades and two continents, taking us through the different acts of his unusual history. Also starring Minnie Driver and Dustin Hoffman.

Dir. John Cameron Mitchell, USA, 2010 Rabbit Hole tells the story of Becca and Howie Corbett, a married couple struggling to return to their everyday existence several months after the loss of their child. The couple embark on separate journeys, making unexpected choices that threaten to pull them apart. With their world tilted off of its axis, the couple must decide whether to allow their increasingly fractured personal journeys to bring them back together. Based on the Pulitzer Prize winning play by David Lindsay Abaire, starring Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart.

Inside Job provides a comprehensive analysis of the global financial crisis of 2008, which at a cost of over $20 trillion, caused millions of people to lose their jobs and homes in the worst recession since the Great Depression, and nearly resulted in a global financial collapse. Through exhaustive research and extensive interviews with key financial insiders, politicians, journalists, and academics, the film traces the rise of a rogue industry which has corrupted politics, regulation, and academia.

CINEMA

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BIUTIFUL

ANIMAL KINGDOM

HEREAFTER

Fri 18 - Thu 24 Mar

Fri 25 - Thu 31 Mar

Cert 15, 2hr28

Cert 15, 1hr53 Dir. David Michod, Australia, 2010

Cert 12A, 2hr9 Dir. Clint Eastwood, USA, 2010

Starring Guy Pearce (Memento), Animal Kingdom is a stunning modern crime thriller of brooding and brutal intensity. Following the death of his mother, the young ‘J’ Cody goes to live with his estranged gangster relatives. With conflict escalating between his family, J finds himself at the centre of a cold-blooded vengeance plot. As he naively navigates his way through the criminal underworld, he is forced to question where his loyalties lie and who he can trust.

A drama centred on three people who are haunted by mortality in different ways. George (Matt Damon) is a blue-collar American who has a special connection to the afterlife. On the other side of the world, Marie, a French journalist, has a near-death experience that shakes her reality. And when Marcus, a London schoolboy, loses the person closest to him, he desperately needs answers. Each on a path in search of the truth, their lives will intersect; forever changed by what they believe might exist in the hereafter.

HEREAFTER

BIUTIFUL

From Alejandro González Iñárritu (21 Grams) comes Biutiful, an exploration of one man’s spiritual journey. Uxbal (Javier Barde), a conflicted man who struggles to reconcile mortality amidst the dangerous underworld of modern Barcelona. As fate encircles him, a redemptive road brightens, illuminating the inheritances bestowed from father to child, and the paternal guiding hand that navigates life’s corridors, whether bright, bad – or biutiful.

ANIMAL KINGDOM

Dir. Alejandro González Iñárritu, Mex, 2010 Spanish with English subtitles

THE FIGHTER

THE KING’S SPEECH

Fri 18 - Thu 24 Mar

Fri 25 - Thu 31 Mar

Fri 1 - Mon 4 Apr

Cert 15, 1hr56 Dir. David O. Russell, USA, 2010

Cert 12A, 1hr58 Dir. Tom Hooper, UK, 2010

Cert 15, 1hr46 Dir. Tetsuya Nakashima, Jap, 2010

Dicky Ecklund (Christian Bale) is a former boxing hero that squandered his talents and threw away his shot at greatness. Micky Ward (Mark Wahlberg), his half brother, is the struggling journeyman boxer who spent his life living in his big brother’s shadow. The Fighter is inspired by the true story of two brothers who, against all the odds, come together to train for a historic title bout that will unite their fractured family, redeem their pasts and, at last, give their hard-luck town what it’s been waiting for: pride.

Based on the true story of Queen Elizabeth II’s father and his remarkable friendship with maverick speech therapist Lionel Logue, The King’s Speech stars Academy Award nominee Colin Firth as King George VI, who is unexpectedly thrust into the international spotlight when his brother Edward abdicates. Academy Award Winner Geoffrey Rush stars as Logue, the man who helps him find a voice with which to lead the nation. The cast also includes Helena Bonham Carter, Guy Pearce, Derek Jacobi, Timothy Spall and Michael Gambon.

CONFESSIONS

Japanese with English subtitles Takako Matsu plays a middle-school teacher whose four year-old daughter is murdered. Shattered, she finally returns to her classroom, only to become convinced that two of her students were responsible for her daughter’s death. No one believes her, and she may very well be wrong, but she decides that it’s time to take her revenge. What happens next is all-out psychological warfare waged against her students in an attempt to force them into confessing their guilt.

CINEMA

ADJUSTMENT BUREAU

On the brink of winning a seat in the U.S. Senate, politician David Norris (Damon) meets beautiful Elise Sellas (Emily Blunt). But just as he realises he’s falling for her, mysterious men conspire to keep the two apart. David learns he is up against the agents of Fate itself, the men of The Adjustment Bureau, who will do everything in their power to stop David and Elise from being together. He must either let her go and accept a predetermined path or risk everything to defy Fate and be with her.

ABEL Mon 4 - Thu 7 Apr Cert 15, 1hr22 Dir. Diego Luna, Mex, 2010

ROUTE IRISH Fri 8 - Thu 14 Apr

Fri 15 - Thu 21 Apr

Cert 15, 1hr49 Dir. Ken Loach, UK, 2010

Cert PG, 1hr50 Dir. Julie Taymor, USA, 2010

Fergus and Frankie had been friends since school. As adults they worked in a security team in Baghdad. Together they risked their lives in a city steeped in violence and awash with billions of US dollars. In Sept 2007, Frankie died on Route Irish, the most dangerous road in the world. Back in Liverpool, a grief stricken Fergus rejects the official explanation, and begins his own investigation into his soul mate’s death. As he approaches the truth, Fergus struggles to find the happiness they shared years ago.

HOWL

Prospera, the duchess of Milan, is usurped by her brother Antonio and is cast off on a raft to die with her daughter Miranda. They survive, stranded on an island where the beast Caliban is the sole inhabitant. Prospera enslaves Caliban and claims the island. After 12 years, Alonso, the king of Naples, sails back to his kingdom from the marriage of his daughter to the prince of Tunisia, accompanied by his son Ferdinand and Antonio. Prospera, taking her chance for revenge, causes a tempest, wrecking the ship.

NORWEGIAN WOOD

Fri 8 - Thu 14 Apr

Fri 15 - Thu 21 Apr

Cert 15, 1hr24 Dir. Rob Epstein, USA, 2010

Cert 15, 2hr14 Dir. Tran Anh Hung, Jap, 2010 Japanese with English subtitles

Spanish with English subtitles Abel is an unstable child whose problems have only gotten worse since his father walked out, and a stay in a mental hospital does little to help. One day Abel wakes up and decides that he’s the man of the house, and begins acting like his absent father. Adult responsibilities agree with Abel, and everyone seems significantly happier with his new personality. But this proves to be short lived when Abel’s real dad unexpectedly returns and the two vie for the status of head of the household.

THE TEMPEST

Fri 1 - Thu 7 Apr Cert 12A, 1hr46 Dir. George Nolfi, USA, 2010

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HOWL

ADJUSTMENT BUREAU

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It’s San Francisco in 1957, and an American masterpiece is put on trial. The story of Ginsberg’s masterful poem and the subsequent obscenity trial that ensued, Howl weaves together 3 strands of the story: imagined interviews with Ginsberg recounting his inspiration for the poem, the resulting court case and the poem itself, animated by graphic novelist and Ginsberg collaborator Eric Drooker. Starring James Franco and Jeff Daniels.

Toru Watanabe is deeply devoted to his first love, Naoko, a beautiful and introspective young woman. But their complex bond has been forged by the tragic death of their best friend years before. Watanabe lives with the influence of death everywhere. That is, until Midori, a girl who is everything that Naoko is not - outgoing, vivacious, supremely self-confident - marches into his life and Watanabe must choose between his past and his future. Based on the acclaimed book of the same name.

CINEMA

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SUBMARINE Fri 22 - Thu 28 Apr Cert 15, 1hr37 Dir. Richard Ayoade, UK, 2010

OF GODS AND MEN Tue 26 - Thu 28 Apr Cert 15, 2hr2 Dir. Xavier Beauvois, Fra, 2010

ARCHIPELAGO Fri 29 Apr - Thu 5 May Cert 15, 1hr55 Dir. Joanna Hogg, UK, 2010

French with English subtitles Edward arrives on a remote island off the English coast, to join his mother and sister who have organised a family holiday. But Edward’s father repeatedly fails to join the gathering, instead communicating with his wife and children via a series of increasingly strained phonecalls. His absence serves to bring the family’s buried anger and repressed emotions to the surface and underlying tensions are gradually revealed through raw scenes of bitter sibling rivalry and marital disharmony.

OF GODS AND MEN

Eight French Christian monks live in harmony with their Muslim brothers in a monastery in the mountains of North Africa. When a crew of foreign workers is massacred by an Islamic fundamentalist group, fear sweeps though the region. The army offers them protection, but the monks refuse. Should they leave? Despite the growing menace in their midst, they slowly realise that they have no choice but to stay. This film is loosely based on the life of the Cistercian monks in Algeria.

WEST IS WEST

SUBMARINE

British comic Richard Ayoade (IT Crowd, Garth Marenghi’s Dark place) delivers his hotly-anticipated feature debut Submarine. Based on the novel by Joe Dunthorne, it follows one 15 year old boy who must fight to save his mother from the advances of a mystic, and simultaneously lure his girlfriend into the bedroom armed with only a vast vocabulary and near-total self-belief. His name is Oliver Tate.

SON OF BABYLON

WEST IS WEST

WASTE LAND

Fri 22 - Mon 25 Apr

Fri 29 Apr - Thu 5 May

Tue 3 - Thu 5 May

Cert 12A, 1hr32 Dir. Mohamed Al-Daradji, Iraq, 2009

Cert 15, 1hr43 Dir. Andy DeEmmony, UK, 2010

Cert PG, 1hr39 Dir. Lucy Walker, Brazil/UK, 2010

Arabic with English subtitles It is two weeks after the fall of Saddam Hussein. On hearing news that prisoners of war have been found in the South, 12 year-old Ahmed’s grandmother is determined to discover the fate of her son, Ahmed’s father, who never returned from the Gulf War. From the mountains of Kurdistan to the sands of Babylon, they hitch rides from strangers and cross paths with fellow pilgrims. Struggling to understand the search, Ahmed follows in the footsteps of a father he never knew.

Manchester, 1975. The now much diminished, but still dysfunctional Khan family continues to struggle for survival. Sajid, the youngest Khan, is deep in pubescent crisis under assault both from his father’s tyrannical insistence on Pakistani tradition and fierce bullies in the schoolyard. In a desperate attempt to ‘sort him out’, his father packs him off to Mrs Khan No1 and family in the Punjab, the wife and daughters he had abandoned 35 years earlier. It is not long before Mrs Khan No2 with a small entourage from Salford, swiftly follows to sort out the mess.

Waste Land follows renowned artist Vik Muniz as he journeys from his home in Brooklyn to his native Brazil and the world’s largest rubbish dump, Jardim Gramacho. There he films an eclectic band of ‘catadores’, self-designated pickers of recyclable materials. Muniz’s collaboration with these inspiring characters, as they recreate photographic images of themselves out of garbage, reveals both dignity and despair as the catadores re-imagine their lives. Waste Land offers stirring evidence of the transformative power of art and the alchemy of the human spirit.

WORKSHOPS CREATIVE MEDIA WORKSHOPS: One day workshops open to all ages and skills levels:

Women’s Workshop: Creative Editing Techniques Tue 8 Mar, 10am - 4pm

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HD WORKSHOPS: Light House is offering bespoke professional development in HD production techniques, enabling filmmakers and broadcast engineers to widen their skills base. These workshops are only open to applicants who have professional experience of working in the film and TV industry and are heavily subsidised by Skillset.

Cost: £65 + VAT

Introduction to Lighting Techniques for Video & Photography Tue 15 Mar, 10am - 4pm Cost: £45 + VAT

Professional Camera Techniques Mon 21 Mar, 10am - 4pm

Post Production for High Definition Tue 1 & Wed 2 Mar, 10am - 4pm Cost: £175 + VAT - Lunch included

Introduction to High Definition Tue 22 Mar, 10am - 4pm Cost: £45 + VAT - Lunch included

Cost: £45 + VAT

Women’s Workshop: Intro to Video Production Tue 5 Apr, 10am - 4pm

WOMEN’S WORKSHOPS

Cost: £45 + VAT

For more info or to book your place on any of these workshops call Box Office on 01902 716055.

MOBILITY PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN GERMANY OR IRELAND Are you an unemployed graduate aiming for a successful career in film or broadcasting? Light House has launched a brand new project which might be exactly what you need to develop your skills further and widen your employment opportunities. We are seeking 12 individuals over the next 18 months to take part in a Leonardo da Vinci funded work placement programme with our partners: The Institute of Digital Communication, Berlin and Hello Camera in Offaly, Ireland. The project aims to help unemployed graduates develop employability within the labour market and to enrich professional development. Through the work placement, skills such as communication, teamwork, initiative and confidence will be developed further. The placement will be a fantastic opportunity to become more resilient within the labour market. The project is funded by the Leonardo Mobility Programme which supports the development of skills and training. For more info contact Kelly Jeffs on e: kelly@light-house.co.uk

Light House is 25 this year! As part of our celebrations we are calling for photos and memories from past and present customers, trainees and colleagues. This will be presented as an online archive later this year to mark Light House’s contribution to Wolverhampton and the region over the past quarter of a century.

SAVE THE DATE! Look out for our special celebration events and exhibitions taking place this September.

Send your photos and memories to: light-house25@posterous.com and view them here: www.light-house25.co.uk

Light House conference delegates and customers can now take advantage of secure car parking at Wolverhampton Rail Station for just £2 on weekdays & £2.50 on weekends with a valid cinema ticket or conference pass.

This ticket price is available between 10am – 3am, 7 days a week (car park is open 24hrs). The car parks are located at Wolverhampton Rail Station, just a 2 minute walk from The Chubb Buildings.

MARCH Domestic Glamour Post Production for HD Brighton Rock (15) Barney’s Version (15) Open Mic Night

Until 24 Mar 10am - 4pm 5.45, 8.15pm 7.45pm 8pm

W 2

Post Production for HD Brighton Rock (15) Barney’s Version (15)

10am - 4pm 2.15, 5.45, 8.15 2pm, 7.45pm

Th 3

Brighton Rock (15) Barney’s Version (15) Iphigenie en Tauride Encore

4.20pm 7.45pm 7.30pm

True Grit (15) Rabbit Hole (12A)

5.40pm, 8.10pm 5.55pm

Sa 5

True Grit (15) Rabbit Hole (12A)

5.40pm, 8.10pm 5.55pm, 8.20pm

Su 6

True Grit (15) Rabbit Hole (12A)

5.40pm, 8.10pm 5.55pm, 8.20pm

M 7

True Grit (15) Rabbit Hole (12A)

5.40pm, 8.10pm 5.55pm, 8.20pm

Tu 8

Women’s Editing Techniques True Grit (15) Rabbit Hole (12A)

10am - 4pm 5.40pm, 8.10pm 5.55pm, 8.20pm

True Grit (15) Rabbit Hole (12A)

2, 5.40, 8.10pm 2.15, 5.55, 8.20pm

Tu 1

W 9

Th 10 True Grit (15) Rabbit Hole (12A) Domestic Glamour Talk F

11 Never Let Me Go (12A) Home Sweet Home?

Th 17

Never Let Me Go (12A) Inside Job (12A) NT Live: Frankenstein

3.30pm 5.40pm, 8.20pm 6.45pm

The Fighter (15) Biutiful (15)

5.30, 8.15pm 7.40pm

Sa 19

Biutiful (15) Lucia di Lammermoor The Fighter (15)

1pm 5pm 1.15, 5.30, 8.15

Su 20

The Fighter (15) Biutiful (15)

5.30, 8.15pm 7.40pm

M 21

Professional Camera Techniques 10am - 4pm The Fighter (15) 5.30, 8.15pm Biutiful (15) 7.40pm

Tu 22

Intro to High Definition The Fighter (15) Biutiful (15)

10am - 4pm 5.30, 8.15pm 7.40pm

W 23

The Fighter (15) Biutiful (15)

2.15, 5.30, 8.15 2pm, 7.40pm

Th 24

The Fighter (15) Biutiful (15)

5.30, 8.15pm 7.40pm

The Kings Speech (12A) Hereafter (12A) Animal Kingdom (15)

5.40pm 7.45pm 8.15pm

Sa 26

The Death of Georgia B Animal Kingdom (15) Hereafter (12A) The Kings Speech (12A)

10.30am, 2, 5.30pm

Su 27

The Death of Georgia B The Kings Speech (12A) Hereafter (12A) Animal Kingdom (15)

2pm, 5.30pm 5.40pm 7.45pm 8.15pm

M 28

Animal Kingdom (15) Hereafter (12A) The Kings Speech (12A)

5.40pm 7.45pm 8.15pm

Tu 29

The Kings Speech (12A) Hereafter (12A) Animal Kingdom (15) Open Mic Night

5.40pm 7.45pm 8.15pm 8pm

W 30

The Kings Speech (12A) Animal Kingdom (15) Hereafter (12A)

2pm, 8.15pm 5.40pm 2.15, 7.45pm

Th 31

Animal Kingdom (15) Hereafter (12A) The Kings Speech (12A)

5.40pm 7.45pm 8.15pm

5.40pm, 8.10pm 5.55pm, 8.20pm 6 - 8pm 5.50, 8.10pm 8pm, 8.30pm

Sa 12 Never Let Me Go (12A) Inside Job (12A)

5.50, 8.10pm 5.40pm, 8.20pm

Su 13 Never Let Me Go (12A) Inside Job (12A)

5.50, 8.10pm 5.40pm, 8.20pm

M 14 Never Let Me Go (12A) Inside Job (12A) Film & TV Quiz

5.50, 8.10pm 5.40pm, 8.20pm 8 / 8.30pm

Tu 15 Intro to Lighting Techniques Never Let Me Go (12A) Inside Job (12A) Open Mic Night

10am - 4pm 5.50, 8.10pm 5.40pm, 8.20pm 8pm

W 16 Never Let Me Go (12A) Inside Job (12A)

2.15, 5.50, 8.10 2, 5.40, 8.20pm

5.40pm 7.45pm 8.15pm

APRIL Student Photography Awards Adjustment Bureau (12A) Confessions (15)

Until 30 April 5.40, 8.20pm 5.45pm, 8.10pm

Sa 2

Adjustment Bureau (12A) Confessions (15)

5.40, 8.20pm 5.45pm, 8.10pm

Su 3

Adjustment Bureau (12A) Confessions (15)

5.40, 8.20pm 5.45pm, 8.10pm

M 4

Confessions (15) Adjustment Bureau (12A) Abel (15)

5.45pm 8.10pm 6pm, 8.15pm

Women’s Intro to Video Prod. Adjustment Bureau (12A) Abel (15) Screen Forum: Digishorts

10am - 4pm 5pm 6pm, 8.15pm 7 - 9.30pm

W 6

Adjustment Bureau (12A) Abel (15)

2, 5.45, 8.10pm 2.15, 6, 8.15pm

Th 7

Adjustment Bureau (12A) Abel (15)

5.45, 8.10pm 6pm, 8.15pm

The Street Len Spragg’s Caravan Route Irish (15) Howl (15)

Until 17 Jun Until 17 Jun 5.40pm, 8.10pm 6pm, 8.20pm

Route Irish (15) Howl (15) Le Comte Ory

2.15pm 2.30, 6, 8.20pm 6pm

Tu 5

Sa 9

Su 10 Route Irish (15) Howl (15)

5.40pm, 8.10pm 6pm, 8.20pm

M 11 Route Irish (15) Howl (15) Film & TV Quiz

5.40pm, 8.10pm 6pm, 8.20pm 8 / 8.30pm

Tu 12 Route Irish (15) Howl (15) Open Mic Night

5.40pm, 8.10pm 6pm, 8.20pm 8pm

W 13 Route Irish (15) Howl (15)

2, 5.40, 8.10pm 2.15, 6, 8.20pm

Th 14 Route Irish (15) Howl (15)

5.40pm, 8.10pm 6pm, 8.20pm

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Event

Exhibition

Training

Films accompanied by this logo will be screened with subtitles on Sun & Tues Films accompanied by this logo will have headsets for audio description available on request