Films July & Aug 16

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JUL-AUG 16

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The new film from Richard Linklater – his first since 2013's critically adored Boyhood – is a riotous, perceptive and acutely funny step back into 1980s college dorm life.

EVERYBODY WANTS SOME!!

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love & friendship

Kate Beckinsale and Chloë Sevigny reunite with their The Last Days of Disco director Whit Stillman (Damsels in Distress) for this deliciously sharp comedy.

Based on a Jane Austen novella and set in the 1790s, it’s centred around a beautiful young widow, Lady Susan Vernon (Beckinsale), staying at her in-laws' estate with her friend Alicia (Sevigny) while trying to find a husband for her reluctant daughter Federica – and, naturally, herself as well. A natural fit for Austen’s intellect, wit and style, Stillman is on top form here with a gloriously funny and acerbic tale of realism and romance.

“Jane Austen has never been funnier” ★★★★★ Tim Robey, Telegraph Sat 2, Mon 4, Tue 5 & Wed 6 July, 7.30pm | Tue 5 July, 2pm (Hard of Hearing Screening) Dir: Whit Stillman | Ireland / Netherlands / France / USA | 2016 | 93 mins

Billed by Linklater as a “spiritual sequel” to 1993’s Dazed and Confused, it follows a group of freshmen as they enjoy their first weekend of college: partying hard, enduring painful initiation rites and trying to meet girls; navigating their way through the freedoms and responsibilities of unsupervised adulthood. With loose, naturalistic performances from its young, largely unknown cast, it’s a blissfully enjoyable watch from a filmmaker at the height of his abilities.

“Linklater has cut loose to deliver his most purely pleasurable effort since 1993’s Dazed and Confused” ★★★★ Nigel M. Smith, Guardian

mustang

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Nominated for Best Foreign Film at the recent Oscars, Deniz Gamze Ergüven's Mustang is a heady, emotional and deeply personal story.

“The Virgin Suicides in Anatolia [...] a sweet, sad Turkish delight” ★★★★ Jordan Hoffman, Guardian

Fri 1 July, 7.30pm & Sat 2 July, 2pm Dir: Richard Linklater | USA 2016 | 117 mins

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It’s set in northern Turkey where Lale and her sisters are spotted playing with boys at the beach.

Subsequently forbidden from leaving the house by their uncle and grandmother, their lives are suddenly and brutally restricted. But the sisters, driven by the same insatiable desires and a common understanding of their right to freedom, rebel in their own ways. Ergüven's essential film is a parable for the need for equality and female independence; brilliantly acted by its affecting young cast.

Fri 8 & Thu 14 July, 7.30pm | Thu 14 July, 2pm Dir: Deniz Gamze Ergüven | France / Germany / Qatar / Turkey | 2015 | 97 mins | subtitles Box Office: 01584 878141

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special event

captain america: civil war (12A)

Chris Evans stars as Captain America in the latest fantastic blockbuster from the Marvel stable, full of smarts and style and with a superb ensemble cast including Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Anthony Mackie and Jeremy Renner.

The public are starting to fear superheroes, so the government pushes for a new law limiting their scope of action, causing a division in The Avengers with Iron Man on one side, and Captain America on the other: a breach that escalates into all-out war between Team Iron Man (including Black Widow, War Machine and Spiderman) and Team Captain America (including Hawkeye, and Ant Man). But meanwhile, a new villain is emerging...

Mon 11 July, 7.30pm Dir: Joe Russo, Anthony Russo | USA | 2016 | 147 mins

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breaking the bank (12A)

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Kelsey Grammer stars as Charles Bunbury, the bumbling chairman of London’s historic, yet struggling, bank Tuftons, founded by the family of his wife Penelope (Tamsin Greig).

The only problem is that he knows nothing about banking…

A hilarious British comedy with a great supporting cast including Mathew Horne (Gavin & Stacey), John Michael Higgins (Pitch Perfect 1 & 2), Andrew Sachs (Fawlty Towers) and Doon Mackichan (Smack the Pony).

For this screening there will be a special Q&A session with Director Vadim Jean Sat 16 July, 7.30pm | Tickets: £10 Dir: Vadim Jean | UK | 2014 | 105 mins

a hologram for the king

(12A)

Tom Hanks stars in Tom Twyker’s (Run Lola Run, Cloud Atlas) Hologram for the King, adapted from Dave Eggers’ novel about a man trying to reroute his life.

Hanks plays Alan Clay, a washed-up businessman who’s lost his house and his wife in the economic downturn. In his desperation, he travels to Saudi Arabia in 2010 (before the Arab Spring) to try and sell a holographic teleconferencing system to the government. In Jeddah, he finds himself in a variety of odd situations and encounters – including meeting Sarita Choudhury’s beautiful Saudi doctor – that aren’t quite what he expects. Hanks’ stellar, effortlessly likeable performance powers this immensely enjoyable film.

Mon 18 & Wed 20 July, 7.30pm | Wed 20 July, 2pm Dir: Tom Twyker | UK / France / Germany / USA | 2016 | 98 mins 4 ludlowassemblyrooms.co.uk

RACE

(PG)

A thrilling, timely biopic of Jesse Owens, the legendary African-American athlete who triumphed at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, winning more medals than any other athlete and defying Hitler’s attempt to exploit the Games (via filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl, portrayed here

by Carice van Houten) to promote his ideal of white racial supremacy.

Stephan James gives a superb performance as Owens, a young man from the impoverished streets of Depression-era Cleveland with a revelatory talent. His prowess enhanced by coach Larry Snyder (Jason Sudeikis), he is ready for physical stardom but less prepared for the onslaught of racism he will face: both at home and abroad.

Fri 22 & Tue 26 July, 7.30pm Dir: Stephen Hopkins France / Germany / Canada | 2016 | 134 mins Box Office: 01584 878141

money monster

(15)

George Clooney and Julia Roberts star in Jodie Foster’s new financial thriller. Clooney plays Lee Gates, a Jim Cramer-esque financial TV personality who is on-set delivering a show – overseen by producer Patty Fenn (Roberts) – when he’s taken hostage by Kyle (Jack O’Connell), a viewer who lost all his money following Lee’s bad tip. During the tense standoff broadcast to millions on live TV, Lee and Patty must work furiously to unravel a conspiracy at the heart of global trading.

Also starring Dominic West, Foster’s film is a supremely effective thriller which also provokes deeper questions about the morality of the markets.

Sat 23, Mon 25, Wed 27 July, 7.30pm Bank Holiday Bonus: Mon 29 Aug, 7.30pm Dir: Jodie Foster | USA | 2016 | 99 mins 5

the daughter

ken loach season cathy come home (PG)

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Starring Geoffrey Rush, Sam Neill and Paul Schneider, Australian theatre wunderkind Simon Stone’s feature debut is a beautifully measured drama, a radical adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s ‘The Wild Duck’ that transposes the story to contemporary rural Australia, with a keenly observed sense of small-town life.

Cathy Come Home – a 1966 BBC television play – was a defining moment in Ken Loach’s career, establishing his naturalistic, humane filmmaking voice and causing a minor sensation: its unsentimental depiction of poverty was so shocking it inspired a change in the laws regarding homelessness, and the creation of the charity Crisis.

Christian (Schneider) returns home for his father’s (Rush) wedding, reunites with old friend Oliver and Oliver’s teenage daughter (Odessa Young). As the wedding nears, difficult family secrets begin to emerge, threatening a seismic shift in all their lives. Brooding and elegant, The Daughter has a powerful emotional charge, showing Stone to be an important new voice in Australian cinema.

Carol White (Never Let Go) is Cathy, in love with Reg (Ray Brooks). Their relationship seems to be flourishing but when Reg is injured and loses his job, they’re financially stricken. Evicted from their home, they face a life of homelessness in which they may lose even their children. A pivotal, powerful exposé of social injustice.

“A mood piece told with a lyrical energy both lush and dangerous”

Fri 29 July, 7.30pm Dir: Ken Loach | UK | 1966 | 77 mins

★★★★ Luke Buckmaster, Guardian

Mon 1 & Tue 2 Aug, 7.30pm Dir: Simon Stone | Australia | 2015 | 95 mins

johnny guitar (pG)

versus: the life and films of ken loach (12A)

Joan Crawford gives a magnificently charismatic performance in Nicholas Ray’s (Rebel Without a Cause) superlative, surreal almost-Western.

poor cow (15)

Versus is a humorous, provocative and revealing account of one of Britain’s most celebrated filmmakers, Ken Loach, as he looks back at over fifty years in cinema.

Ken Loach’s first feature, a landmark in British social realism, is now available in a new digital restoration.

Granted exclusive access, director Louise Osmond (Dark Horse) follows Loach on-set as he completes his final feature I, Daniel Blake (which recently won Palme d’Or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival) and reviews the creative peaks, trials and tribulations of his career, including seminal landmarks such as Kes, Land is Freedom and My Name is Joe. Featuring interviews with friends and collaborators including Cillian Murphy, Melvyn Bragg, Sheila Hancock and Ricky Tomlinson, this is a timely account of a singular filmmaker.

This snapshot of '60s London stars Carol White (Cathy Come Home) as young mother Joy. Beautiful and resilient, she’s nevertheless struggling to cope while her husband (John Bindon) is in jail.

Clutching at happiness, she falls for his associate, Dave (Terence Stamp) – but with heartbreaking results. Loach depicts Joy's world with typical care, showing how her plight derives from a set of social circumstances largely outside her control. Full of '60s colour and music, it's notable for Loach’s tender compassion for, and thoughtful involvement in, its subject.

Sat 30 July, 4.30pm Dir: Louise Osmond | UK | 2016 | Run time TBC

Sat 30 July, 7.30pm Dir: Ken Loach | UK | 1967 | 101 mins

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It’s set in a windswept Arizona town where hardnosed Vienna (Crawford) owns a saloon frequented by undesirables, including Dancin’ Kid (Scott Brady) and Johnny Guitar (Sterling Hayden), an old lover and former gunslinger. When a heist is carried out and a man dies, Emma Small (Mercedes McCambridge) rallies the townsfolk to take revenge on Vienna’s saloon – with or without proof of her wrongdoing. Filmed in lurid TruColor, it’s a vivid, strange tale that inspired a generation of filmmakers.

“An unforgettably strange, brilliant western [...] an extraordinary psychological drama” ★★★★★ Peter Bradshaw, Guardian Kindly supported by Stephen and Judy Cox

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Thu 4 Aug, 7.30pm Dir: Nicholas Ray | USA | 1954 | 110 mins 7

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alice through the looking glass

when marnie was there (U)

The final release from legendary Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli, When Marnie Was There – by the director of Arrietty, Hiromasa Yonebayashi – is a beautifully poignant and haunting story.

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Enter Wonderland again – or rather, Underland – with James Bobin’s Alice Through the Looking Glass, a spectacular new adventure sequel to Tim Burton’s 2010 Alice in Wonderland, featuring the unforgettable characters of Lewis Carroll’s beloved stories.

Young Anna, recovering from an illness, is sent to recuperate on the coast where she meets and befriends Marnie. Marnie lives in an old mansion which sometimes appears spotless and lively, sometimes empty and dilapidated. Which is real? Why are Anna's dreams being invaded? And what is Marnie's secret? Gentle, wistful and complex, this is an exquisitely tender drama about female friendship and a fitting tribute to Ghibli's filmography.

Alice returns to the whimsical world of her idiosyncratic and magical friends – including The Mad Hatter (Johnny Depp), The White Queen (Anne Hathaway) The Red Queen (Helena Bonham Carter) – and meets new characters including half-clockwork, half-human Time (Sacha Baron Cohen). Also featuring the voices of Stephen Fry, Timothy Spall and the late Alan Rickman, it’s a whimsical, playful delight.

“Will leave you sobbing [...] a swirling, gently gothic mystery about a girl's coming of age” ★★★★ Robbie Collin, Telegraph Sat 6 Aug, 11am & Wed 10 Aug, 4.30pm Dir: Hiromasa Yonebayashi | Japan | 2014 | 103 mins | English dubbed

Sat 23 July, 11am & Wed 27 July, 4.30pm Dir: James Bobin | USA | 2016 | 113 mins

angry birds (U)

the secret life of pets

(U)

Comedian Louis C.K. gives enjoyable voice to quick-witted terrier Max in this very funny animation.

Find out why the birds are so angry! Inspired by the insanely successful iPhone game, this animation is full of avian action-comedy.

The film takes us to a small paradise community of flightless birds who’ve long lived peacefully – except for Red (Jason Sudeikis), a bird with a temper problem; speedy Chuck (Josh Gad) and volatile Bomb (Danny McBride). But when the island is visited by mysterious green piggies, it’s time for these unlikely outcasts to figure out what the dastardly pigs are up to. Featuring a hilarious, all-star voice cast including Bill Hader, Maya Rudolph and Peter Dinklage.

Sat 30 July, 11am & Wed 3 Aug, 2pm | Dir: Clay Kaytis, Fergal Reilly | Finland / USA | 2016 | 97 mins

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Max lives in a bustling apartment building where each day, all the pets race to hang out as soon as their owners go to work. He adores his owner Katie (Ellie Kemper) and is slighted when she brings home a mongrel named Duke (Eric Stonestreet) from the dog pound – but they have to put their rivalry behind them when a seemingly adorable white rabbit (Kevin Hart) and his army of abandoned pets turn up. A charming family film with a fantastic comedy voice cast including Jenny Slate, Steve Coogan and Albert Brooks.

Sat 13 Aug, 11am & 7.30pm | Wed 17 Aug, 4.30pm Dir: Chris Renaud, Yarrow Cheney | USA | 2016 | Run time TBC

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richard iii Live from Almeida Theatre

The Almeida Theatre makes its live screening debut with an explosive new adaptation of Richard III, directed by Almeida Artistic Director Rupert Goold with Ralph Fiennes as Shakespeare’s most notorious villain and Vanessa Redgrave as Queen Margaret.

Wed 3 Aug, 7pm | Tickets: £16 / £15 concessions | Duration: 3hrs 30 mins

Roald Dahl Fun Days Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (U) Tue 26 July, 2pm

Dir: Mel Stuart | USA | 1971 | 100 mins

james and the giant peach (U) Tue 2 Aug, 2pm

Dir: Henry Selick | UK/USA | 1996 | 80 mins

the witches (pg) Tue 9 Aug, 2pm

Dir: Nicolas Roeg | UK/USA | 1990 | 91 mins

absolutely fabulous: the movie (Cert TBC)

“How bad can it be?” “You’ve killed Kate Moss.” A hilarious feature-length riff on Jennifer Saunders’ best creation, the unfortunate PR ‘guru’ Edina Monsoon (Saunders) and her louche former model pal Patsy (Joanna Lumley).

Still drinking, partying and drugging to excess (despite the continued repulsion of Eddie’s daughter Saffy – Julia Sawalha), the twosome create a media firestorm after an unfortunate, supermodel-based incident.

Also featuring June Whitfield as Eddie’s mother and Jane Horrocks as Bubble, a host of A-list film and fashion cameos – ranging from Jon Hamm to Dame Edna Everage – and a flurry of drag queens, this is a brilliantly funny comedy.

Fri 5, Sat 6, Tue 9 & Wed 10 August, 7.30pm | Thu 11 Aug, 2pm (Hard of Hearing Screening) Bank Holiday Bonus: Mon 29 Aug, 2pm Dir: Mandie Fletcher | UK / USA | 2016 | Run time TBC

chitty chitty bang bang (U)

Vincent Cassel and Emmanuelle Bercot star in Maïwenn’s (Polisse) intoxicating love story, following the tempestuous, ten-year romance between two 40-something Parisians; criminal lawyer Tony (Bercot) and charismatic Georgio (Cassel). In rehab after an accident, Tony looks back on their times together.

Tue 16 Aug, 2pm

Dir: Ken Hughes | UK | 1968 | 146 mins

fantastic mr fox (pg) Dir: Wes Anderson | USA | 2009 | 87 mins This film will be screened at Rockspring Community Centre

Employing a similar intensity to Abdellatif Kechiche’s Blue is the Warmest Colour, part of Mon Roi’s power comes from the strength of its focus on Tony and Georgio. Filmed closely as they eat, talk, laugh, make love and argue it makes for an immensely memorable film; funny, charming and moving in equal measure.

matilda (pg)

“[An] emotional rollercoaster of a love story [...] overflowing with humour and passion” ★★★★ Tim Robey, Telegraph

Tue 23 Aug, 2pm

Dir: Danny DeVito | USA | 1996 | 98 mins

mon roi

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Mon 8 Aug, 7.30pm Dir: Maïwenn | France | 2015 | 125 mins | subtitles 13

ma ma

(12A)

Oscar winner Penélope Cruz (Volver, Vicky Cristina Barcelona) gives a powerhouse performance in Julio Medem’s (Sex and Lucia) moving Ma Ma. Magda (Cruz) is an unemployed teacher, married to academic Raúl (Alex Brendemühl) and mother to a young, football-mad son Dani (Teo Planell). She is also diagnosed with breast cancer. Enduring devastating treatments, she forms an important new friendship with Arturo (Luis Tosar) and is astonished to find that further changes in her life are yet to come. Cruz’s intelligent, charismatic turn anchors this affecting and resonant film.

Fri 12, Tue 16 & Thu 18 Aug, 7.30pm Dir: Julio Medem | Spain / France | 2015 | 111 mins | subtitles

maggie’s plan (15) Greta Gerwig, Ethan Hawke and Oscar-winner Julianne Moore star in this wry, delightfully witty comedy from writer-director Rebecca Miller (The Ballad of Jack and Rose).

Maggie (Gerwig) is single but planning to have a child alone when she falls for John (Hawke), and adjusts her plans. Three years later, she realises that while everything has worked out, she isn’t happy. With supporting turns from SNL’s Bill Hader and Maya Rudolph, this film is intelligent, curious, goofy and offbeat.

notes on blindness

Mads Mikkelsen (Hannibal, the Pusher trilogy) stars in Danish director Anders Thomas Jensen’s riotous, bawdy and transgressive black comedy.

Mon 15 & Wed 17 July, 7.30pm Dir: Pete Middleton, James Spinney | UK 2016 | 90 mins

Fri 19 Aug, 7.30pm Dir: Anders Thomas Jensen | Denmark | 2015 | 104 mins | subtitles

Tue 30 & Wed 31 Aug, 7.30pm Dir: Rebecca Miller | USA | 2015 | 99 mins

Thu 1 & Sat 3 Sep, 7.30pm Dir: Catherine Corsini | France / Belgium | 2015 105 mins | subtitles

ice age:

collision course (Cert TBC) As charming and funny as ever, the newest Ice Age film sees its stars – sloth Sid, woolly mammoth Manny and tiger Diego – on an even bigger adventure.

Mikkelsen plays surely one of his least suave roles as troubled loner Elias, brother to Gabriel (David Dencik), a depressed academic.

Questioning who their father is, they travel to a remote island in search of their biological parent in a unique place, where unusual passions are readily indulged.

A very funny, very provocative comedy.

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Leaving director Catherine Corsini’s luminous, tender romantic drama sets its scene in 70s France, with a group of young women fighting for women’s rights in a time of liberation and change.

“A delight” ★★★★ Nigel M. Smith, Guardian

men & chicken (15)

As Hull began losing his sight (shortly after the birth of his first son) he made a series of audio recordings of his experience; an intimate, discerning and evocative account described by the late neurologist Oliver Sacks as ‘a masterpiece – the most precise, deep and beautiful account of blindness I have ever read’. Boldly addressing the dearth of films on blindness and disability, Notes on Blindness is an extraordinary record, cerebral and deeply heartfelt.

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Cécile De France plays Carole, a radical feminist who inspires Delphine (Izïa Higelin) to political action, and they fall deeply in love. But when events force Delphine to return to her family farm, they find their same-sex romance less acceptable in the countryside, and Delphine is torn between family loyalty and political freedoms.

(Cert TBC)

“Cognition is beautiful.” This thought-provoking documentary explores how it feels to go blind, via the personal story of theologian and writer John Hull.

summertime

Saber tooth squirrel Scrat's epic pursuit of the ever-elusive acorn catapults him into the universe, where he accidentally sets off a series of cosmic events that transform and threaten the Ice Age World.

Sat 3 Sep, 2pm Dir: Mike Thurmeier, Galen T. Chu | USA 2016 | 100 mins Box Office: 01584 878141

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JULY

AUGUST

Fri 1, 7.30pm

Everybody Wants Some! (15)

Mon 1, 7.30pm

The Daughter (15)

Sat 2, 2pm

Everybody Wants Some! (15)

Tue 2, 2pm

James & The Giant Peach (U)

Sat 2, 7.30pm

Love & Friendship (U)

Tue 2, 7.30pm

The Daughter (15)

Mon 4, 7.30pm

Love & Friendship (U)

Wed 3, 2pm

The Angry Birds Movie (U)

Tue 5, 2pm

Love & Friendship (U)

Wed 3, 7.30pm

Richard III (Almeida Theatre)

Tue 5, 7.30pm

Love & Friendship (U)

Thu 4, 7.30pm

Johnny Guitar (PG)

Wed 6, 7.30pm

Love & Friendship (U)

Fri 5, 7.30pm

Absolutely Fabulous (Cert tbc)

Thu 7, 7.15pm

Romeo & Juliet

Sat 6, 11am

When Marnie was There (U)

Fri 8, 7.30pm

Mustang (15)

Sat 6, 7.30pm

Absolutely Fabulous (Cert tbc)

Mon 11, 10am

Romeo & Juliet

Mon 8, 7.30pm

Mon Roi (15)

Mon 11, 7.30pm

Captain America: Civil War (12A)

Tue 9, 2pm

The Witches (PG)

Thu 14, 2pm

Mustang (15)

Tue 9, 7.30pm

Absolutely Fabulous (Cert tbc)

Thu 14, 7.30pm

Mustang (15)

Wed 10, 4.30pm

When Marnie was There (U)

Sat 16, 7.30pm

Breaking the Bank

Wed 10, 7.30pm

Absolutely Fabulous (Cert tbc)

Mon 18, 7.30pm

A Hologram for the King (12A)

Thu 11, 2pm

Absolutely Fabulous (Cert tbc) (HOH)

Wed 20, 2pm

A Hologram for the King (12A)

Thu 11, 7.30pm

Wed 20, 7.30pm

A Hologram for the King (12A)

The Importance of being Ernest (Vaudeville Theatre)

Thu 21, 7.30pm

St Peter’s & the Papal Basilicas of Rome

(HOH)

(Kenneth Branagh Live)

SPECIAL EVENT

Fri 12, 7.30pm

Ma Ma (12A)

Sat 13, 11am

The Secret Life of Pets (U)

Fri 22, 7.30pm

Race (PG)

Sat 13, 7.30pm

The Secret Life of Pets (U)

Sat 23, 11am

Alice through the Looking Glass (PG)

Mon 15, 7.30pm

Notes on Blindness (Cert tbc)

Sat 23, 7.30pm

Money Monster (15)

Tue 16, 2pm

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (U)

Mon 25, 7.30pm

Money Monster (15)

Tue 16, 7.30pm

Ma Ma (12A)

Tue 26, 2pm

Willy Wonka (U)

Wed 17, 4.30pm

The Secret Life of Pets (U)

Tue 26, 7.30pm

Race (PG)

Wed 17, 7.30pm

Notes on Blindness (Cert tbc)

Wed 27, 4.30pm

Alice through the Looking Glass (PG)

Thu 18, 7.30pm

Ma Ma (12A)

Wed 27, 7.30pm

Money Monster (15)

Fri 19, 7.30pm

Men and Chicken (15)

Fri 29, 7.30pm

Cathy Come Home (PG)

Mon 29, 2pm

Absolutely Fabulous (Cert tbc)

Sat 30, 11am

The Angry Birds Movie (U)

Mon 29, 7.30pm

Money Monster (15)

Sat 30, 4.30pm

Versus (12A)

Tue 30, 2pm

Matilda (PG)

Sat 30, 7.30pm

Poor Cow (15)

Tue 30, 7.30pm

Maggie’s Plan (15)

Wed 31, 7.30pm

Maggie’s Plan (15)

SEPTEMBER Thu 1, 7.30pm

Summertime (15)

Sat 3, 2pm

Ice Age (Cert tbc)

Sat 3, 7.30pm

Summertime (15)