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MAN OF STEEL yOu’ll believe A MAN cAN Fly

Despicable Me 2 (3D)

The hangover parT iii

The greaT gaTsby (3D)

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Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan will be in glittering form in Baz Luhrmann’s hotly anticipated adaptation of The Great Gatsby.

Daringly decadent and mindblowingly glitzy - complete with a soundtrack masterminded by Jay-Z - we can expect something very special from the maverick director of Moulin Rouge!

And, for side-splitting entertainment, don’t miss The Hangover Part III and The Big Wedding. There you have it: all the ingredients for one entertaining summer, whatever the weather!

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8 Summer spells superhero season. And this summer, the ultimate superhero will be lighting up our screens. Yes, the legend that is Superman is back and, with Zack Snyder at the helm and The Dark Knight’s Christopher Nolan on production duties, you can expect high-octane 3D action with a generous dollop of gritty realism in Man of Steel.

The man in the fetching lycra isn’t the only familiar character returning to the silver screen this summer. F. Scott Fitzgerald’s legendary lovers

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locally.................................................. 04 wtw conferences and events...........06 21 and over / after earth .................... 09 Feature: man of steel ........................ 10 all starts (3D) / the big wedding ........ 12 the company You Keep...................... 12 Dead man Down / Deadfall ................. 13 Despicable me 2 (3D) ........................... 13 easy money / epic (3D) ........................ 14 the eye of the storm ......................... 15 fast and furious 6 .............................. 15 film Directory .......................................16 the frozen Ground .............................. 18 the Great Gatsby (3D) ......................... 18 the hangover part iii .......................... 19 a haunted house ................................ 19 hummingbird / the iceman ................. 20 the last exorcism: part ii.................... 21 the liability.......................................... 21 mud...................................................... 22 the reluctant fundamentalist ........... 22 star trek into Darkness (3D) .................23 stuck in love .........................................23 summer in february ............................ 24 this is the end / world war Z ............. 24 forthcoming films ............................... 26 wtw Kids parties ........................... 28 wtw cinema info ........................... 30

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locally Events, promotions and news from across Cornwall

PrINCeSS PavIlION

Falmouth 01326 211222 www.princesspavilion.co.uk

KIDZ r uS PreSeNTS

THe WIZarD OF OZ

T’Pau

Friday 7 June, starts 8pm advance tickets £18.50

8 Hugely successful band T’Pau will be bringing their brilliant brand of pop/rock to the Princess Pavilion as part of their hotly anticipated uK tour. Fronted by Carol Decker, instantly memorable for her big voice and bigger mass of red hair, T’Pau made an undeniable impact on the public. The band had a plethora of worldwide hits, including Heart & Soul and the number one hit China In Your Hand. alongside the single’s success, their debut album, Bridge Of Spies also reached the coveted top spot and went quadruple platinum in the uK. although the original line-up split in 1991, many of the original members have reunited to celebrate their 25th anniversary this year and will be releasing a greatest hits album and recording new material as well as treating audiences across the uK to some classic and contemporary T’Pau on this unmissable tour. Support comes from up-and-coming Welsh singer-songwriter Nick Pendry.

6 may – saxon, 9 may – tango in the night, 12 may – the Fureys & davey arthur, 15 may – camborne town Band & Johnny cowling, 17 may – lucy rose, 18 may – the curious Journey and upbeat Beatles, 20 may – monday choir concerts, 21 may – tuesdays rock n roll, 24 may – the Fall, 28 may – albert lee & hogan’s heroes, 7 June – t’pau, 20 June – tJ higgs

st ives theatre, st ives. 01736 797007 www.kidzrus.net

8 Follow the Yellow Brick road to St Ives Theatre this half-term

to see the award-winning youth theatre company Kidz r us

stage a very wonderful production of The Wizard of Oz. When

a twister hits a Kansas farm, little Dorothy Gale is whisked far away, somewhere over the rainbow. Travel with Dorothy, Toto

and friends - the Scarecrow, the Tinman and the cowardly lion - through memorable adventures and unforgettable songs on

their quest to find the mighty Wizard of Oz, who alone has the

power to send Dorothy home. half-term dates for the wizard of oz are 27th-31st may at 7.30pm. tickets are available from the st ives Theatre box office, Lower Stennack, St Ives, TR26 1QG.

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8 redruth Operatic Society is excited to be returning to its hometown in June to perform Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, which will be the very first live show in the newly refurbished regal Theatre. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is a gloriously romantic romp, with dazzling dance routines, toe-tapping music and sassy performances – and this production is guaranteed to put a spring in your step and bring a tune to your lips. Bursting with the rambunctious energy of the original film, this show is all boisterous fun and romance. With a talented team behind the production including director luke Keast, choreographer Melissa Glover and musical director roger Wills, get set for a wildly entertaining extravaganza in a fabulous setting. show dates are 5th-8th June (with a matinee performance on saturday 8th).

27-31 MAY 2013 AT 7.30PM ST IVES THEATRE

BOX OFFICE 01736 797007. www.kidzrus.net St Ives Theatre, Lower Stennack, St Ives TR26 1QG Registered charity number: 1071443

LIVE MUSIC Saturday 18 May - 8pm

Tuesday 9 July - 7.30pm

No tricks, no backing tracks, just the live Beatles sound

To play George Best by the Sea

UPBEAT BEATLES

THE WEddING PRESENT

Friday 24 May - 7.30pm

Wednesday 31 July - 7.30pm

Mark E Smith and the post punk machine

Alternative rock band with 8m album sales

ASH

THE fALL

Tues 13 - Thurs 15 August - 7.30pm

Thursday 28 May - 7.30pm

ALBERT LEE & HOGAN’S HEROES

WAITING fOR GODOT Beckett’s classic gets the Miracle Theatre treatment

Rock n’ Roll and Deep South Country music

Friday 7 June - 8pm

T’PAU

PLUS: Falmouth Fashion Show

Friday 21 June - 7.30pm

Free entertainment in the Garden Room including live jazz and swing, duelling Kazoos and quiz nights - check www.facebook.com/princesspavilion for more details.

+ Healing Light Festival + The Searchers + Jethro + The Christians + Felix Dennis

Big 80’s hair and vocals - Carol Decker and T’Pau

PARLOUR fLAMES

Oasis guitarist, Bonehead’s great new band

Thurs 27 & Friday 28 June - 7pm

THE MERMAID Of ZENNOR Duchy Opera tell the story of Morveren the Mermaid

Tickets + Full Details - See Website

princesspavilion.co.uk

MELVILL ROAD, FALMOUTH TR11 4AR

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The Big Picture

Peter Delaunay looks at professional work by students of the HND Media Moving Image at Truro and Penwith College The HND Media Moving Image is one of the longest running and most

At the time of writing, negotiations are underway for film students to be

successful degree level courses at Truro and Penwith College. Former

involved with the Mercurial Wrestler theatre company’s Magna Mysteria

students are working both here and abroad in all levels of the industry.

production whch will take to the streets of Truro.

While many nurture dreams of the big break into Hollywood, students are already working on projects and commissions from local organisations and businesses. They have the opportunity to see their work make a difference in the real world and also to experience the discipline (and occasionally the frustrations!) of working with a real client with budgets and deadlines.

So here, in no particular order, are just some of the projects that are keeping everyone busy this year – Sam Breeze, Will Hamling and Tom Collyns completed a ‘rockumentary’ film on the Penzance band ‘Slapdash Trio’ the end of January there was a big turn-out for the film’s premiere at The Godolphin Arms in Marazion, where the band are the resident live act.

Josh Billington and Chris Trevena are working on a pop video for ‘Kernow Vibration’, a seven piece reggae dub band which will be used to promote the band in Cornwall and to take them to wider recognition of their unique sound.

Similarly, the Cornish rock band ‘The Viewers’ were looking to get themselves seen and heard beyond Cornwall and so approached the College looking for creative video maker to put the band on tape, and so Tim Stratton is producing and directing the band’s next video.

Finally, in this very incomplete round-up of what’s happening at Truro and Penwith College, final year student Vic Hill was at the British Film Institute Southbank for the British Universities Film and Video Council Awards,

In February Josh Billington filmed another of Max Kemp’s Club Guillotine

presented by Shami Chakrabarti, Director of Liberty Vic won a Special

events in Falmouth. Max is a graduate of the Foundation Degree in Media

Commendation (effectively a 2nd place win) for her animated short film

Advertising and has built his ‘Babyteeth’ art fair gatherings of local artists,

‘Gertrude’, about a sheep who has lost her ‘bah’. Vic faced very tough

graphic designers and fashion creators into a thriving community. The film

competition against student work from the University of the Creative Arts,

can be seen on Vimeo, just search for ‘Babyteeth VII’.

Farnham and Westminster University, so her achievement is particularly

Asa Samuel is currently in pre-production with a project for Cornwall Disability recording the development of disability access in Cornwall since the 1950s.

First year students will be filming as series of workshops at the Cornwall International Male Voice Choral Festival in May. The films will be available for music education in this art form, for which Cornwall has established a worldwide reputation.

noteworthy. It’s great to see our students successfully competing with the top film schools in the country and reflects the high standard of students at Truro and Penwith College.

If you or anyone you know are interested in joining the course, or you have a project or small business that would like to commission work from our students, then email the Course Leader, Alison Wallace at alisonw@truro-penwith.ac.uk

Truro and Penwith College... Your story in the making www.truro-penwith.ac.uk

Truro: 01872 267000 Truro College, College Road, Truro TR1 3XX Penwith: 01736 335000 Penwith College, St. Clare Street, Penzance TR18 2SA E-mail: enquiry@truro-penwith.ac.uk

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8 From the writing duo of The Hangover comes a laugh out loud comedy about the joys of turning 21.

Straight-A college student Jeff Chang (Justin Chon) has always done what’s expected of him. But when his two best friends Casey (Skylar Astin of Pitch Perfect, Wreck-It Ralph) and Miller (Miles Teller of The Spectacular Now, Project X, Rabbit Hole) surprise him with a visit for his 21st birthday, he decides to do what’s unexpected for a change, even though his critical medical school interview is early the next morning. What was supposed to be one beer becomes one night of chaos, over indulgence and utter debauchery in this outrageous comedy.

Stopping short of the sociopathic mayhem of last year’s Project X and the harshness of The Hangover Part 2, 21 and Over couches its antics in the genuine friendships between the three boys.

This tale of youth and debauchery is the directorial debut of Jon Lucas and Scott Moore and sees them in familiar territory. If The Hangover is anything to go by, 21 and Over is sure to please. Jen evans

AFTER EARTH

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starring Will Smith, Jaden Smith, Isabelle Fuhrman release date 7 June conTEnT icons

8 In M. Night Shyamalan’s After Earth, father and son team Will and Jaden Smith star as two lone survivors of a crash landing on a strange planet. What makes the planet so strange is that it is Earth, 1000 years after humanity was forced to leave due to a cataclysmic event. Since then, everything on Earth - the nature and wildlife both - has evolved to make life for humans impossible. Cypher and Kitai, played by Will and Jaden respectively, are forced to learn to work and survive together in order to stay alive on this unforgiving planet.

To make matters worse, Cypher is badly injured from the crash and the two also have to deal with a relentless, dangerous alien creature that escaped from their shuttle.

This sci-fi thriller is packed with intense action that will be sure to keep you on the edge of your seat, while offering a unique and stirring insight into what a world reclaimed by nature - and rid of all trace of humanity - may be like. With M. Night Shyamalan at the helm, be sure to expect a few twists and turns along the way. ian J. martin

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REAL STEEL SupERmAn iS AbouT To gET ThE DARk knighT TREATmEnT. bRoDy RoSSiTER LookS AT ThE REinvEnTion of ThE woRLD’S moST iconic SupERhERo in mAn of STEEL

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god amongst mortals; the last son of a dying planet; a boy from Smallville; a man from Metropolis; humanity’s saviour in times of its greatest crisis - Superman has held many monikers throughout his existence, but one accolade always remains: he is, and will always be, the most iconic and beloved hero of modern mythology.

His various incarnations and epic actions have not only shaped a fictional multiverse of ink and film, but also our very own realities.

His life, relationships with friends and foes alike, earth-shattering death and joyous resurrection have held millions around the globe in suspense - personifying the Kryptonian throughout decades of our anticipation, heartbreak and celebration.

For over half a century, the creative forces and storytellers behind Superman have managed to repeatedly suspend our disbelief throughout astonishing displays of strength and an uncanny ability to overcome the most insurmountable of odds yet somehow instil a very real sense of humanity within the hero born Kal-El. This trend of casting superheroes in a much more realistic light is seemingly more evident than ever, especially when it comes to theatrical depictions.

Last year, The Dark Knight Rises gave cinemagoers their most human depiction of Batman yet, forcing us all to face the physical and emotional frailties of the man behind the cowl.

It would seem that this portrayal of mortality amongst the immortal present throughout Christopher Nolan’s trilogy looks set to bleed into the Man of Steel films, as the producer teams with Zack Snyder, a director who himself has a history of shaping superhero movies that thrive on real life issues and anxieties.

His divisive 2009 adaptation of Alan Moore’s cult graphic novel, Watchmen, saw heroes stripped of their divine status of beacons of hope and standard-bearers of

morality, amidst the backdrop of a post-Vietnam war America staring down the barrel of nuclear conflict.

In the same vein as The Dark Knight Trilogy and Watchmen, Snyder’s attempt to inject a deeper sense of reality has extended to the smallest of details: the decision to exclude Superman’s infamous and overused Achilles heel, Kryptonite, coming at an early stage. The director has cited an intention to reveal new weaknesses and flaws, moving beyond the immediate physical danger highlighted in previous Superman films and beneath the surface towards rawer, more emotional territory.

As a plot device, ‘grounding’ superheroes carries more relevance than ever, as the contrast between heroes, villains and ourselves seemingly grows ever closer. At the time of Superman’s conception in 1933, the 21st century would have appeared to be an age of make-believe, where the world is no longer connected by letters and telephone wire but gadgetladen households and high speed travel. We reached the moon before The Justice League

of America made it their home, engineered scientific marvels and witnessed the tragedies of “men who just want to watch the world burn” first hand. Ultimately today’s superheroes and villains are nuanced and relatable reflections of our modern selves, our hopes and fears, failures and achievements and the difficult choices we make in facing the evolving threats of reality - threats being something Man of Steel will have no shortage of.

Originally played by veteran English actor Terence Stamp, Man of Steel’s Big Bad General Zod first graced our mere mortal cinema screens with his presence in Superman: The Movie (1978) and Superman II (1980); now a far more menacing entity has emerged (though the questionable choice of facial hair remains). Portrayed

by Michael Shannon, an actor whose rich history of depicting the mentally unstable surely stood him in good stead for playing the megalomaniacal general, he is a Kryptonian who’s only weakness is that of his impenetrable ego. Though Zod’s true intentions are unknown, viral trailers suggest that his arrival

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will prove cataclysmic for not only Metropolis, but also Kal-El himself, his destructive reach extending beyond the battlefield and into the origins of Superman’s life upon Earth.

Snyder has already assembled an interstellar cast to star alongside leading man Henry Cavill. Russell Crowe takes the role of Superman’s biological father and Krypton’s leading scientist, Jor-El, while the recently resurgent Kevin Costner and Diane Lane guide a shipwrecked Kal-El through earthbound adolescence and the revelations of his true power as Jonathan and Martha Kent.

Finally, it wouldn’t be a Superman flick without an appearance from longstanding love interest Lois Lane, a role multi-Oscar nominated actress Amy Adams looks to lend newfound credibility to, while a typically rousing score from Hans Zimmer soundtracks the action.

Cities will topple, the skies will part and fire will rain down from the stars, but, from the ashes of destruction, a hero will once again arise. The only question is, are we ready for him? Man of Steel is released on 14 June

A god AmongST moRTALS; ThE LAST Son of A dying pLAnET; A boy fRom SmALLviLLE; A mAn fRom mETRopoLiS; humAniTy’S SAviouR in TimES of iTS gREATEST cRiSiS

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8 One for the kids this Spring!! An inspiring, get-up-andgo type film based on the story of a couple of friends who decide to pull together and organise a dance show in order to save their youth club.

It’s “Honey” meets “The X Factor.” With a couple of star guest appearances from Ashley Jensen, Kimberly Walsh and Ashley Walters.

Directed by Ben Gregor (Straight 8, Blake’s Junction 7) and written by Paul Gerstenberger (Fakers, Bad Meat) you’ll experience humour from start to finish as well as wanting to get up and dance yourself to the exciting soundtrack.

Be a big kid this season, dance your sandals off! Amy Evans

Director Ben Gregor

Starring Theo Stevenson, Akai Osei-Mansfield, Ashley Jensen

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8 Writer of The Bucket List, Justin Zackham, returns to direct a wedding comedy with a twist.

Robert De Niro and Diane Keaton star as adoptive parents who discover that the biological mother of their adoptive son Alejandro (Ben Barnes) is planning to attend his marriage to fiance Missy (Amanda Seyfried).

The repercussions include far more than just an extra invitation as Alejandro’s adoptive parents are divorced and his mother is Catholic. Forced to pretend to still be married in front of the entire family, the Griffins face a weekend celebration set to test the family on their son’s big day. Pippa Day

Director Justin Zackham Starring Amanda

Seyfried, Robert De Niro, Katherine Heigl

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8 Oscar winner Robert Redford directs and stars in this political thriller of hidden identities.

Rookie journalist Ben Shepard (Shia LaBeouf) seizes an opportunity to report on former Weather Underground activists who were involved in a bank robbery after one member is arrested decades later. Jim Grant (Robert Redford) becomes a target for Ben to investigate after his connections to other accomplices are revealed. Single father Jim goes on the run but he must decide if his choice is a way to escape or if he is only avoiding the inevitable consequences of the past. Pippa Day

Director Robert Redford

Starring Robert Redford,

Nick Nolte, Stanley Tucci, Shia LaBeouf

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8 Niels Arden Oplev, director of the highly successful The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo takes his first steps into Hollywood terrain with this stylish thriller starring Colin Farrell and Noomi Repace. What could have been a by-numbers affair is looking set to elevate new ground thanks to Oplev’s keen eye for slick orchestrated set pieces.

A twisted tale of revenge where a renegade union is formed between a New York crime lord’s right hand man and a former victim. In order to fulfil their visceral intent, the pair work together as they delve deeper into the heart of darkness and return their lives back to normality.

Director Niels Arden Oplev Starring Colin Farrell, Noomi Rapace,

Terrence Howard release date 3 May cONtENt icons

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8 Following a casino heist gone wrong, outlaw siblings Addison (Bana) and Liza (Wilde) run in to their own case of bad luck whilst fleeing across the Canadian border. One totalled ride and a dead state trooper later, the pair are forced to split in a bid for freedom.

With the murderous Addison navigating the blizzard beaten wilderness, his unstable sister poses as a damsel in distress recruiting ex-con Jay as her escape plan.

As romance blossoms between the pair, jeopardising Addison’s plans, he remerges from the ice to administer his own brand of brotherly love, placing the deadly trio on a violent and suspenseful collision course. Brody Rossiter

Director Stefan Ruzowitzky

Starring Eric Bana, Olivia Wilde, Charlie Hunnam release date 10 May cONtENt icons

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Director Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud

Starring Al Pacino, Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig

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DESPicABLE ME 2 (3D) 8 Three years after the original animated film made its debut, loveable villain Gru and his three adopted daughters Margo, Edith and the impossibly sweet Agnes return to cinemas to continue their entertaining tale.

Having saved the planet from Vector’s evil plot, the family now enjoy a quiet life. However, their peace is disrupted when Gru is recruited by the Anti-Villain League and he, the girls and the outrageously funny minions are tasked with capturing a dangerous new enemy, Eduardo, voiced by none other than Al Pacino.

This looks set to deliver another children’s film brimming with the energy, heart and hilarity. Lee Curtis

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8 Three words describe the state of Scandinavian cinema today, gritty, uncompromising, and original. Easy Money is the latest in a long line of highly accomplished crime thrillers to drag itself out of the depraved depths of Europe’s criminal underbelly. Presented by cinematic crime lord Martin Scorsese and directed by Daniel Espinosa, the filmmaker responsible for Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington’s frenetic conspiracy picture, Safe House, Easy Money is an equally impactful ride.

Starring the future Robocop, Joel Kinnaman, as Johan “JW” Westlund, this adaptation of Jens Lapidus’ bestselling novel follows “JW” as he supplements a double life between the debauched city streets and Stockholm’s upper-class grandeur by selling cocaine.

Unsurprisingly becoming a gun-toting drug dealer presents some pitfalls, including a new friendship group of Sweden’s most ruthless individuals.

Framing its parallel storylines with stunning cinematography, Easy Money’s haunting depiction of criminality’s seductive lure reveals that where beauty is prized and excess is honoured, loyalties are bought, and as JW will discover, sold just as quickly. Lovers of Headhunters, The Millennium Trilogy, and The Killing, rest assured Easy Money is your next big fix. Brody Rossiter

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Starring Amanda Seyfried, Beyoncé Knowles, Josh Hutcherson

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8 If you’re looking for a healthy dose of fantasy escapism this spring then you’re in for a treat. Director Chris Wedge, known for his excellent work on the animated titans Ice Age and Robots, has turned his talents to the boldly titled Epic, a film based on the work of author William Joyce: The Leaf Men and the Brave Good Bugs. Despite the written inspiration behind it, Epic aims to take the audience on a grander adventure than its page-bound origins and while it uses the characters from Joyce’s children’s book, significant changes have been made to the narrative.

The story follows Mary Katherine, a young girl living with her father in the woods. When she is transported into a magical, miniature world within the forest she meets warriors who guard the forest and fight against evil - the Leaf Men. Mary is soon wrapped up in helping these guardians in their struggle as she pursues her own goal of finding a way home. Epic features a noteworthy cast including Colin Farrell and Beyoncé Knowles. For those seeking a family friendly fantasy adventure this May Epic could be an ideal reason to take a trip to the cinema. Kit Goodliffe

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THE EYE OF THE STORM 8 The Eye Of The Storm is an Australian drama directed

by Fred Schepisi and adapted from the novel by Nobel Laureate Patrick White. It stars Academy Award winner Geoffrey Rush and Golden Globe winner Judy Davis as a brother and sister struggling with the increasingly deteriorating health of their mother, Elizabeth Hunter, played by Charlotte Rampling. This wonderful drama sees the dysfunctional upper-class family controlled by the dying Elizabeth,who manipulates them with her inheritance as well as her love, threatening to leave her entire estate to a mysterious German dancer. Amongst all this Elizabeth becomes increasingly obsessed with choosing the time and manner of her demise, refusing to let death take her by surprise.

The stellar cast are magnificent and the beautiful setting of Sydney’s suburbs along with an extraordinary story and script have meant that The Eye Of The Storm has already won several awards at the Australian film festivals. It’s taken almost two years to be released outside Australia, but it is well worth the wait. A beautiful drama peppered with touching moments as well as laughs and an incredibly poignant ending. Alex Dibb

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FAST AND FURIOUS 6

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8 After the success of the action-packed Fast & Furious 5, director Justin Lin takes the helm of the explosive franchise yet again in Fast & Furious 6.

Since bringing down a criminal empire and scoring $100 million on their Rio heist, Dom (Diesel), Brian (Walker) and the rest of the team have gone their separate ways, enjoying their spoils around the globe. However, despite their newfound riches, their life on the run still provides reminders of the freedom they long for.

In the meantime, Hobbs (Johnson) has been tracking a dangerous, elite mercenary group across 12 countries. Unable to bring the criminals to justice through legal means, Hobbs calls upon the services of Dom and his team to bring down the mercenary group with their own unique brand of street justice.

With the promise of full pardons, Dom, Brian and co. need to find themselves some wheels, assemble in London and do what they do best.

Featuring an all-star cast of franchise-favourite characters, Fast & Furious 6 promises to be the action blockbuster of the year. Ian J. Martin

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I’M SO EXCITED

Director Pedro Almodóvar Starring Javier Cámara, Pepa Charro, Lola Dueñas When it appears as though the end is in sight, the pilots, flight crew, and passengers of a plane heading to Mexico City look to forget the anguish of the moment and face the greatest danger, which we carry within ourselves.

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3 May

21 AND OVER

9 May

STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS (3D) See page 23

See page 9

10 May

ALL STARS (3D)

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See page 12

DEAD MAN DOWN See page 13

THE EYE OF THE STORM See page 15

 STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS (3D)

DEADFALL MUD

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THE RELUCTANT FUNDAMENTALIST See page 22

16 May

THE GREAT GATSBY (3D) See page 18 17 May

FAST AND THE FURIOUS 6

29 May

THE BIG WEDDING See page 12 31 May

BYZANTIUM

See page 21

Director Neil Jordan Starring Saoirse Ronan, Gemma Arterton, Caleb Landry Jones Residents of a coastal town learn, with deathly consequences, the secret shared by the two mysterious women who have sought shelter at a local resort.

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A HAUNTED HOUSE

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HUMMINGBIRD See page 20

THE LIABILITY

EPIC (3D) See page 14 24 May

EASY MONEY See page 14

THE HANGOVER PART III See page 19

 FAST AND THE FURIOUS 6

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POPULAIRE

Director Régis Roinsard Starring Romain Duris, Déborah François, Bérénice Bejo 1958. Rose is a terrible secretary but a demon typist. Her handsome boss resolves to turn her into the fastest girl in the world.

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THE COMPANY YOU KEEP See page 12

THE ICEMAN See page 20  AFTER EARTH

THE PURGE

Director James DeMonaco Starring Lena Headey, Ethan Hawke, Tony Oller If on one night every year, you could commit any crime without facing consequences, what would you do? Over the course of a single night, a family will be tested to see how far they will go to protect themselves when the vicious outside world breaks into their home.

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THE LAST EXORCISM: PART II See page 21 14 June

ADMISSION

Director Paul Weitz Starring Tina Fey, Gloria Reuben, Paul Rudd A Princeton admissions officer who is up for a major promotion takes a professional risk after she meets a college-bound alternative school kid who just might be the son she gave up years ago in a secret adoption.

BEHIND THE CANDELABRA

Director Steven Soderbergh

Starring Matt Damon, Rob Lowe, Michael Douglas Based on the autobiographical novel, the tempestuous 6-year relationship between Liberace and his (much younger) lover, Scott Thorson, is recounted.

MAN OF STEEL (3D) See page 10

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

Director Joss Whedon Starring Amy Acker, Alexis Denisof, Fran Kranz A modern retelling of Shakespeare’s classic comedy about two pairs of lovers with different takes on romance and a way with words.

STUCK IN LOVE See page 23

SUMMER IN FEBRUARY See page 24

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BEFORE MIDNIGHT

Director Richard Linklater Starring Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy, Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick We meet Jesse and Celine nine years on in Greece. Almost two decades have passed since their first meeting on that train bound for Vienna.

WORLD WAR Z See page 24 28 June

DESPICABLE ME 2 (3D) See page 13

THE FROZEN GROUND See page 18

THIS IS THE END See page 24

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THE FRoZEn GRoUnD

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8 Set amidst the icy wilderness of Alaska, The Frozen Ground charts a truly chilling tale based on real life events.

A serial killer has gone unnoticed for 13 years in Anchorage. However, as the body count of street girls starts to add up, fear starts to spread.

Alaskan state trooper Glenn Flothe (Cage) sets out to bring an end to the murderous rampage of Robert Hansen (Cusack), a seemingly stable and unassuming family man. When one of Hansen’s victims, Cindy Paulson (Hudgens) escapes, she reveals key information on her would-be killer to Flothe who embarks on a personal manhunt to stop Hansen in his deadly tracks before he snares another victim.

Stepping out of his usual casting comfort zone - and the rom-coms we’ve all grown to love him in - John Cusack takes on the role of the killer in this sinister tale. Vanessa Hudgens, meanwhile, is distancing herself from her Disney Channel roots to play stripper Cindy, while Nicolas Cage is heroic as the state trooper on his perilous mission. Get set for a nail-biter and nerve-jangler of a thriller. Amy Evans

Director Scott Walker

Starring Nicolas Cage, Vanessa Hudgens, John Cusack

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8 This fifth film version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic is setting out to be groundbreaking in more ways than one, not that you would expect anything less of director Baz Luhrmann (Moulin Rouge!, Romeo + Juliet). Set in the roaring twenties of New York, Gatsby’s story doesn’t seem the likeliest contender for a 3D release, but given Luhrmann’s tendency for dizzying spectacle and outrageous set design, this might be the perfect choice.

In addition to the technology makeover, there may be some changes to the much-loved and familiar story, at least, as far as point of view. The novel and film alike are told from the perspective of war veteranturned bond salesman Nick Carraway (Maguire), but this adaptation aims to show Carraway writing a book about his experiences with Jay Gatsby and the other characters he encounters in flapper-era Long Island. How it does this is likely to be the outstanding difference between novel and screen.

Expect striking performances from Carey Mulligan as Daisy, Leonardo DiCaprio as the enigmatic millionaire, and a dazzling and diverse soundtrack that’s a character in itself. Cheyenne Campbell

Director Baz Luhrmann Starring Leonardo

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THE HANGOVER PART III

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8 Full of smart banter, laugh out loud absurdities and memorable cameos, The Hangover was the biggest breakout hit of 2009. Grossing more than $500 million worldwide, the misadventures of Phil (Cooper), Stu (Helms), Alan (Galifianakis), Doug (Bartha) and Mr Chow (Jeong) made for a surprise seminal comedy hit.

Having survived another stag weekend in Thailand during Part II, the Wolf Pack has reunited for one final journey - their most outrageous yet. When potato shaped man-child, Alan (Galifianakis), loses his father, he is overwhelmed by grief and the gang are forced to stage an intervention. En route to a support clinic, they are attacked by masked henchmen and taken to mob boss, John Goodman. He explains that Mr Chow has stolen $21 million dollars from him and the group must help him recover it - or they will be killed.

With a trailer that includes Chow firing pot shots at a rooster, Phil scaling a skyscraper using a link of bedsheets and Alan towing a giraffe down a freeway (with little thought for low bridges), Part III promises a fitting finale for the Wolf Pack. Chris Wasey

Director Todd Phillips

Starring Bradley Cooper, Melissa McCarthy, Zach Galifianakis

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8 From Scary Movie and Scary Movie 2 star Marlon Wayans comes this laugh out loud horror parody.

Poking fun at the found footage style used by Paranormal Activity and The Devil Inside, A Haunted House follows young couple Malcolm and Kisha, played by Marlon Wayans and Essence Atkins, as they move in to their new home. Little do they know a demonic spirit inhabits the house and is doing everything in its power to stop the couple sleeping together, including possessing Kisha. Determined to get his sex life back on track, Malcolm calls everyone for help, including a gay psychic, a priest, a team of ghost busters and even a street gang. Hilarity ensues.

Similar to the entries of the Scary Movie franchise, A Haunted House is a spoof loaded with toilet humour, smutty jokes and slapstick style comedy.

The very antithesis of high brow comedy, expect outrageous antics and a plethora of fart jokes. A thorough satire of the supernatural horror genre that asks what the average guy would do when faced with his very own haunting. Exceptionally crude, occasionally vulgar and mostly hilarious. Alex Dibb

Director Michael Tiddes

Starring Marlon Wayans, Marlene Forte,

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8 ‘Hummingbird’, the directorial debut of the Oscar nominated writer of ‘Eastern Promises’ and ‘Dirty Pretty Things’, could very well sneak up on you as one of the most entertaining films of 2013.

Jason Statham, star of many an action-packed, testosterone-fuelled action movie, bucks his own trend by playing completely against type. He starts the film by portraying an unshaven homeless man, Joey Jones, who’s on the run from a military court martial. Formerly an ex-special forces soldier, he explores the criminal underworld of London and takes an opportunity when it arises to steal another man’s identity. In the process he becomes a fighter for justice who works to ensure his clients are protected from vicious thugs.

On paper it sounds worryingly like ‘Hummingbird’ transforms into another passable Statham action vehicle, but the man has rarely been so enjoyable to watch kick ass on the streets of London. He transforms himself into something that’s almost unrecognisable, and which might just signal ‘Hummingbird’ as his personal masterpiece.

Yes it’s very violent, foul-mouthed and crammed with edge-of-your-seat action, but we can’t have Statham being too unrecognisable can we? Matthew Brigden

THE ICEMAN

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8 Ariel Vromen’s crime thriller tells the intriguing true story of Richard “The Iceman” Kuklinski, a notorious contract killer who worked for various New York and New Jersey crime families. Reportedly, during his long career as a gun for hire Kuklinski killed between one hundred and two hundred and fifty people, but what makes his story compelling is that he managed to maintain an innocent alter-lifestyle in which his family had no idea of his murderous profession.

The Iceman stars Michael Shannon, who audiences will recognise from starring roles in Take Shelter and Revolutionary Road. Shannon has built his career with exceptional performances as complex, troubled characters and he’s sure to excel as The Iceman.

For his dramatisation of the true life events, Vromen has assembled an ensemble supporting cast full of talent. The film stars Winona Ryder as Kuklinski’s naive wife Deborah, Ray Liotta in his familiar mobster character and brief appearances from David Schwimmer, Chris Evans and James Franco.

All signs point towards The Iceman being a film that is as cool as it is fascinating. Lee Curtis

Starring James Franco,

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8 Three years after the found-footage supernatural horror The Last Exorcism was released, director Eli Roth returns, with Nell Sweetzer (Bell) in tow, in The Last Exorcism Part 2.

Now the events from the first film have become the subject of an internet sensation, this latest outing picks up from where the action finished. Nell is found terrified and alone in rural Louisiana and realises that she cannot remember proportions of the previous months only that she is the only surviving member of her family.

However, just as Nell begins the difficult process of starting a new life in New Orleans - where she makes friends and tentatively inches her way back to normality - the evil force that once possessed her is back with unimaginably horrific plans that mean her last exorcism was just the beginning.

Unlike its predecessor, Part 2 is not presented in found-footage format. After the first instalment opened to positive reviews in 2010, The Last Exorcism Part 2 looks set to offer plenty of chills and bloodcurdling supernatural scenes when it is unleashed on audiences this June. Thomas Mitchell

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8 Back in 1984, then-relative-newcomer Tim Roth won critical acclaim playing a newbie hitman in The Hit. He’s come full circle here in director Craig Viveiros’s English road movie, this time playing an aged gangster facing the last job of his career.

19-year-old slacker Adam (O’Connell) crashes his step-father Peter’s Mercedes, and in lieu of repayment, reluctantly agrees to the task of chauffeuring Peter’s friend Roy (Roth) for the day. The awkward and unlikely pair hit the road through rural parts of Northern England, with Roy not thrilled about his young driver.

While Adam isn’t blind to his step-dad’s shady business dealings, he gets more than he bargains for when he learns the true purpose of the journey. Along the way, Roy finds himself taking the wayward youth under his wing and teaching him the art of dismemberment and body disposal. The crime they set out to commit is witnessed by a young backpacker - who steals their car in her escape - and the chase is on.

Don’t miss this offbeat thriller that’s sure to play on the chemistry of the leads and mounting grisly tension throughout. Cheyenne Campbell

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Director Jeff Nichols Starring Matthew

8 Two teenage boys, played by Tye Sheridan and Jacob Lofland, come across a fugitive - the title character Mud (Matthew McConaughey, who gives a performance which critics are calling his best ever). Mud forms a pact with the two boys to help him be reunited with his true love, Juniper (Reese Witherspoon), but his past is murkier than the boys ever imagined. He’s evading bounty hunters who are relentlessly on his trail.

Writer and director Jeff Nichols’ previous film from 2011, ‘Take Shelter’, showed that he knows how to force audiences to enter a troubled individual’s mind and make them question not just the protagonist but everything else too. ‘Mud’ continues this theme of paranoia and erratic self-evaluation and presents a character with such an ambiguous attitude to life that it’s clear to see why McConaughey has given such a brilliant performance.

But he can’t take all the credit - the two boys Sheridan and Lofland give equally powerhouse performances as their lives intertwine with the rather complicated life of Mud. Nichols has made a classic, which is intriguing considering his career has only just started. Matthew Brigden

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8 Acclaimed Bollywood director Mira Nair, brings to our screens her next sure-fire classic after 2009’s unexpectedly disappointing ‘Amelia’. ‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’ boasts an impressive cast, including Liev Schreiber, Kiefer Sutherland and British ‘Four Lions’ star Riz Ahmed in the lead as young Pakistani man Changez.

Changez loves the western world and he is chasing corporate success on the infamous Wall Street. But his passion for finding his own American Dream is interrupted when the 9/11 attacks happen. Whereas most people had a choice over whose side to take, Changez’s ethnicity means that he gets nasty looks in the street from people who don’t even know him.

Needless to say, his determination to succeed in America is threatened as people, including increasingly suspicious airport security, find it hard to trust him.

He becomes embroiled in a difficult conflict where he somehow has to strike a balance between following his western dreams and considering his family who would prefer him to move back home, on top of an unexpected hostage crisis. Matthew Brigden

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8 “You think your world is safe? It is an illusion...”

In 2009, JJ Abrams rebooted (not to mention ‘resurrected’) one of the world’s most beloved franchises. It was fast-paced, explosive and at times genuinely funny - this was not your father’s Star Trek.

With the timeline rewritten and origins remapped, this sequel stands fully unbound from the tethers of either the 70’s or 90’s Trek iterations. Bigger, bolder and with the fanboys now fully converted, Into Darkness will define sci-fi for this generation.

Picking up several years after events of the first film, the Enterprise is recalled to Earth, amid a deepening crisis. Betrayed from within by one of the Federation’s greatest agents (Cumberbatch), Earth lies in tatters.

Damaged and beaten, Kirk (Pine) and Spock (Quinto) command the Enterprise to pursue him across the galaxy.

This release stands almost bittersweet - it could be Abrahms’ swansong in the new universe he helped recreate. Having seen such success with Trek, he was drafted to change the fate of the other ‘Star’ saga. A 2015 release date for Episode VII is now confirmed; should the Enterprise survive, a greater battle still lies ahead. Chris Wasey

Director J.J. Abrams Starring Benedict

Cumberbatch, Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana

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STUCK IN LOVE

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8 The Borgens are a family of writers who are simultaneously consumed by the desire to write and their tumultuous love lives. Novelist Bill Borgens (Kinnear) hasn’t written a word since his wife Erica (Connelly) left him. He is having a casual affair with his married neighbor Tricia (Bell), but she isn’t providing the inspiration he needs. His promiscuous daughter Samantha (Collins) is publishing her first novel and avoiding love having witnessed the destruction of her parents’ marriage, while his son Rusty (Wolff) is an aspiring writer but hasn’t accumulated enough life experience to write anything worthwhile.

The trailer is more than a tad reminiscent of Crazy, Stupid, Love and, while the absence of a topless Ryan Gosling could put a bit of a dampener on things, the moving tale of this fractured family and the stellar cast, which features a host of up-and-coming talent, will more than make up for it. As the family falls in and out of love on their quest for happiness, we will see that age does not necessarily equal wisdom - and that endings can make for new beginnings. Emma Farley

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8 Adapted by Jonathan Smith from his 1996 novel, this picturesque romance details a real-life love triangle within the bohemian Lamorna Group of artists based in Cornwall, just before the First World War. The trouble starts when Alfred Munnings (Cooper) and his friend Captain Gilbert Evans (Stevens) fall in love with the same woman - the aspiring artist, Florence CarterWood (Browning). Whether it’s the sea air, or whether the two men saw Browning’s mesmerizing performance as Babydoll in Suckerpunch - one thing’s for certain - their loyalty to each other is tested to breaking point. This dark, but deeply moving film is not to be missed. Justin Vingoe

Director Christopher Menaul

Starring Dominic Cooper, Emily Browning, Dan Stevens

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Starring James Franco, Paul Rudd, Seth Rogen release date 28 June cONTENT icons

8 This is the End puts Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen back on scripting duties following the success of The Green Hornet and Superbad; what’s more, this time they’re also directing.

The film’s ‘heroes’ are played by actors in a role, which is an exaggerated version of themselves. When the apocalypse hits during a party at James Franco’s house, Franco, Rogen and a host of other comedy stars, including Jay Baruchel and Jonah Hill, have to man-up in the ultimate battle for survival. With cameos from stars such as Emma Watson, Paul Rudd and Rihanna, This is the End is sure to be a massive hit. Emma Farley

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8 Having begun his career in blistering fashion, but unfortunately stumbling in recent years, the popular German-Swiss filmmaker Marc Forster looks to reignite his cinematic form with an intriguing adaptation of Max Brooks’ acclaimed horror novel World War Z. His big budgeted zombie film sees Brad Pitt star in the central role as Gerry Lane, a United Nations employee who must travel the world in search of a cure for the deadly, rapidly spreading infection that has swept the globe.

All trailers and previews hint towards a post-apocalyptic zombie horror full of fascinating stories, meaningful drama and powerful action set pieces. Lee Curtis

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2 August Director Noam Murro Starring Sullivan Stapleton, Rodrigo Santoro, Eva Green

THe iNTeRNsHiP

4 July Director Shawn Levy Starring Rose Byrne, Vince Vaughn, Owen Wilson

KicK-Ass 2

THe moRTAl iNsTRumeNTs: ciTy oF boNes 23 August Director Harald Zwart Starring Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower, Robert Sheehan

NoW you see me

3 July Director Louis Leterrier Starring Morgan Freeman, Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo

PAciFic Rim (3d)

12 July Director Guillermo del Toro Starring Charlie Hunnam, Idris Elba, Charlie Day

19 July Director Jeff Wadlow Starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Chloë Grace Moretz, Christopher Mintz- Plasse

THe WolVeRiNe (3d) 26 July Director James Mangold Starring Hugh Jackman, Will Yun Lee, Tao Okamoto

THe WoRld’s eNd

14 August Director Edgar Wright Starring Martin Freeman, Rosamund Pike, Simon Pegg

summeR/AuTumN 2013 ReleAses cloudy WiTH A cHANce oF meATbAlls 2 (3d) PeRcy JAcKsoN: seA oF moNsTeRs (3d)

7 August Director Thor Freudenthal Starring Logan Lerman, Nathan Fillion, Alexandra Daddario

PlANes (3d)

THe loNe RANGeR

9 August Director Noam Murro Starring Sullivan Stapleton, Rodrigo Santoro, Eva Green

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12 July Director Dan Scanlon Starring Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Steve Buscemi

16 August Director Klay Hall Starring Val Kilmer, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Brad Garrett

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30 August Director Robert Schwentke Starring Ryan Reynolds, Kevin Bacon, Mary-Louise Parker

THe smuRFs 2 (3d)

31 July Director Raja Gosnell Starring Neil Patrick Harris, Hank Azaria, Jayma Mays

25 October Director Cody Cameron, Kris Pearn Starring Anna Faris, Neil Patrick Harris, Bill Hader

JusTiN ANd THe KNiGHTs oF VAlouR (3d) 25 October Director Manuel Sicilia Starring Saoirse Ronan, Freddie Highmore, Mark Strong

RuNNeR RuNNeR

27 September Director Brad Furman Starring Ben Affleck, Gemma Arterton, Justin Timberlake

TuRbo (3d)

18 October Director David Soren Starring Ryan Reynolds, Paul Giamatti, Maya Rudolph UK Release Dates are shown but may be subject to change

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