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And so… after 209 days… the Magic of Cinema returns to New Park. I am sure that every person reading this has experienced these recent strange days in similar fashion: we have learnt to adjust our customary ways of life; we have become more aware of the distance between our family and friends; and we have missed that feeling the Arts can bring to us all. Chichester Cinema at New Park is no different. Through peaks and troughs, we have shut down; worried about our patrons, staff and volunteers; and planned with excitement this long-awaited re-opening. This first season will be a mini season of sorts (at 4 weeks) starting off with a fortnight of two screenings per day, and then three screenings per day from Oct 30. This one-off accompanying mini brochure reflects the change in format to our programme, but we hope to go back to our normal seasonal brochure very soon. Together with the great work of the New Park Community & Arts Association to prepare the Centre for all of their room hirers, we have devised a safe and pleasant environment to welcome you back to seeing films on the big screen (See pg11). I would like to introduce to you Richard Warburton (pic right), our new Operations Manager. You will all get to know Richard over the next few weeks as we prepare for re-opening. Some of you may remember that face from somewhere... well, Richard has participated in four of our annual Mind for Movies film quizzes, and has actually been on the winning team twice. I am sure you will all join with me to welcome Richard to the team and to the New Park Cinema community. I cannot tell you enough how much we have missed bringing you the best films from all over the world during these utterly unique times, and how much I personally have missed seeing the happy faces of our patrons as they step out of the auditorium after seeing another great film. Hopefully, this selection of films that we have put together (which includes our participation in the annual French Film Festival UK - look out for the films with the logo below) will quench that thirst for new, quality cinema, whilst at the same time bringing back a selection of films that were cancelled in the Spring, which so many of you have asked to bring back. And with the closure of theatres and concert halls , the opportunity to experience live theatre, opera, ballet and concerts is sadly unavailable to us. However it is even more important to offer the next best thing: to enjoy live performances especially recorded for the large Cinema screen. See you at the Cinema
Walter Francisco
Cinema Director & Programmer
Film Index Ammonite (Special Event) 3 Cinema Paradiso 9 Cyrano My Love 9 Death on the Nile 8 French Film Festival 7 Giselle (ROH Encore) 5 Grid List 10 Hope Gap 6 Les Misérables 7 Love Sarah 4 2
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Mama Weed 7 Michael Ball & Alfie Boe (O2) 4 Military Wives 4 Misbehaviour 3 On the Rocks 6 Parasite 3 Portrait of a Lady on Fire 5 Present Laughter (NT) 8 Romeo & Juliet (Bolshoi) 9 Tenet 5 The Trial of the Chicago 7 8 The Truth 6
Ammonite Special Event
Sat 17 Oct 19:00
Francis Lee’s sensational biopic of palaeontology pioneer Mary Anning reimagines her loving encounter with a woman trapped in a stifling marriage. Screened in conjunction with the London Film Festival, who close their festival with this film. It is odd to reflect that Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan have not yet featured in a film together. Ammonite unites them at last. Mary Anning (Winslet), a pioneering palaeontologist collecting specimens along Dorset’s Jurassic Coast is entrusted to care for Charlotte (Ronan), the young wife of a wealthy tourist. Initially they clash but despite differences of class and personality a bond grows between them compelling the two women to determine the true nature of their relationship. Expect suppressed emotions and scandal set against rugged and magnificent southern coastline. UK 2020 Francis Lee 120m
Misbehaviour A breezy comedic delight that manages to handle serious themes with a light touch.
Fri 16 Oct 15:00 Sun 18 Oct 15:00 Tue 20 Oct 19:00 Wed 21 Oct 15:00
In 1970, the Miss World competition took place in London. At the time, the most-watched TV show on the planet with over 100 million viewers. This is the story of that infamous night when two women from the Women’s Liberation Movement launched a stage invasion. Keira Knightley and Jessie Buckley play the protesters. Greg Kinnear is an oafish Bob Hope with Rhys Ifans and Keeley Hawes as the promoters. A feelgood comedy to tackle the blatant issues raised by international beauty pageants. UK 2020 Philippa Lowthorpe 106m International Panorama: South Korea
Parasite
Original plus Black & White version
Fri 16 Oct 19:00 Mon 19 Oct 15:00 Wed 21 Oct 19:00 Thu 22 Oct 19:00 (B&W)
Bong Joon Ho’s brilliant Oscar Best Film winner returns in its original version plus the new black-and-white version. An urgent, brilliantly layered look at timely social themes which finds writer-director Bong Joon Ho in near-total command of his craft. In this pitch-black modern fairytale, we meet the Park Family: the picture of aspirational wealth. And the Kim Family, rich in street smarts but not much else. Masterminded by college-aged Ki-woo, the Kim children expediently install themselves as tutor and art therapist, to the Parks. Soon, a symbiotic relationship forms between the two families. Also winner of Oscars for best Director, Screenplay and Foreign Film, along with Baftas for Director, Screenplay and Foreign Film. (Subtitles) South Korea 2019 Bong Joon Ho 132m 01243 786650
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Love Sarah There’s nothing half-baked about this gentle and warm-hearted bakery-set drama about family, community and later life romance. Cakes feature prominently.
Sat 17 Oct 15:00 Mon 19 Oct 19:00 Tue 20 Oct 15:00 Thu 22 Oct 15:00
Determined to fulfil her late mother’s dream of opening a bakery in charming Notting Hill, 19-year-old Clarissa enlists the help of her mother’s best friend Isabella and her eccentric estranged grandmother Mimi (Celia Imrie). There is more than a cinnamon whiff of Richard Curtis about this film which makes no apology for its romanticised affection for London. Celia Imrie’s performance is worth it alone and is a delight, ‘exuding the energy of an angry man who hasn’t had a nap this afternoon’. UK 2020 Eliza Schroeder 97m PERFORMANCE
Michael Ball and Alfie Boe - Back Together
Sun 18 Oct 19:00 Tickets £15 (Friends/Students £12.50)
O2 Concert
The world’s ultimate musical duo, Michael Ball and Alfie Boe are ‘Back Together’ and set to delight cinema audiences up and down the country with the final show of their sold-out tour. The superstar pair will take on their favourite musical theatre, pop and rock tracks at the O2 Arena, performing songs such as ‘The Greatest Show’ ‘Something Inside so Strong’ and a brilliantly arranged ‘Queen Medley’. Showcasing their phenomenal voices and undeniable on-stage chemistry, Ball and Boe’s irresistible charm will undoubtedly light up the big screen. 150m including interval.
Military Wives A feelgood underdog true story this Britcom hits all the right notes.
Fri 23 Oct 15:00 Mon 26 Oct 15:00 Wed 28 Oct 19:00
Lockdown stifled the release of this delightful slice of feelgood comedy drama. Kristin Scott Thomas and Sharon Horgan are soldiers’ wives whose husbands are serving in Afghanistan. There are echoes here of ‘Calender Girls’ and ‘Brassed Off’ as the two women start up a choir as a means to distract themselves from the tensions and difficulties of life on the home front. The choir members comprise an assortment of loveable misfits who unlock hidden talents as the choir progresses towards the big show at the Royal Albert Hall. This is a satisfying bundle of wit and whimsy. UK 2019 Peter Cattaneo 112m 4
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Tenet
Fri 23 Oct 19:00 Sat 24 Oct 15:00 Christopher Nolan’s dazzling and Sun 25 Oct 19:00 ambitious race against time thriller Mon 26 Oct 19:00 was the first big film to lead us back Tue 27 Oct 15:00 into theatres after lockdown. Wed 28 Oct 15:00 Thu 29 Oct 15:00 & 19:00 If you found Nolan’s ‘Interstellar’ and ‘Inception’ riveting yet baffling, then prepare yourself for more of the director’s tinkering with time and structure. The plot concerns ‘the Protagonist’ (John David Washington) who is tasked with preventing World War III. What makes his task even harder is the inversion of time. As always with Nolan you get a truly cinematic experience. Expect extensive globetrotting from one dazzling set piece to another. Buckle up. UK 2020 Christopher Nolan 150m PERFORMANCE
Sun 25 Oct 15:00
ROH Encore
Tickets £17.50 (Friends/Stud. £15.00)
Giselle
The quintessential Romantic classic, a love affair that begins in the real world and continues beyond the grave. The ballet’s title role also offers one of the great challenges of the ballet repertory, as Giselle transforms from an innocent peasant girl, to a forgiving spirit who saves her lover from death. For the ballerina this is a role of two contrasting halves: in Act I she must appear naïve and artless, her dancing alive with an earthy enthusiasm; in Act II she transforms into light and air, her dancing so ethereal as to seem weightless. In Peter Wright’s production, the dual aspect of the ballet is perfectly achieved. Composed by Adolphe Adam revised by Joseph Horovitz. Dancers include Marianela Nuñez and Vadim Muntagirov. 150m including interval. International Panorama: France
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Sat 24 Oct 19:00 Tue 27 Oct 19:00
Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu Vivid 18th century portrait of the stolen romantic relationship between two young women, who have a persuasive onscreen connection, which gives this affair a life of its own. Brittany 1760. Painter Marianne (Noémie Merlant) is commissioned to do the wedding portrait of Héloïse (Adèle Haenel). Héloïse is a reluctant bride-to-be and Marianne must paint her without her knowing. She observes her by day and secretly paints her at night. Intimacy and attraction grow between the two as they share Héloïse’s first and last moments of freedom. One of the hits at Cannes 2019. (Subtitles) France 2019 Céline Sciamma 119m 01243 786650
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Hope Gap A bracingly original and nuanced drama set against a landscape of pebbly beaches, rocky crags and chalky cliffs. Filmed in Sussex.
Fri 30 Oct 14:15 & 17:45 Sat 31 Oct 14:15 & 17:45 Sun 1 Nov 17:45 & 20:45 Mon 2 Nov 14:15 Tue 3 Nov 17:45 & 20:45 Wed 4 Nov 14:15 & 17:45 Thu 5 Nov 14:15 & 17:45
Delving into the anatomy of a broken relationship, ‘Hope Gap’ stars Annette Bening as Grace and Bill Nighy as Edward who suddenly announces his intention to end their long marriage. Described by writer director William Nicholson as a midpoint between ‘Brief Encounter’ and ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ the film explores the emotional fallout on Grace and her grown son. This is a classy and insightful directorial debut as well as a reminder that some couples are better off apart. UK 2019 William Nicholson 100m
On the Rocks A young mother reconnects with her larger-than-life playboy father on an adventure through New York.
Sat 31 Oct 20:45 Tue 3 Nov 14:15 Thu 5 Nov 20:45
Having experienced sudden doubts about her marriage, Laura (Rashida Jones) teams up with her father (Bill Murray) to tail her husband. What follows is a love letter to New York with Murray and Jones prowling the city at night, careering from uptown parties to downtown hotspots. However, at the heart of their journey lies an examination of their own relationship. Coppola is at her light-hearted best in this clever generation-clash comedy that slyly observes how we see relationships differently from our parents. USA 2020 Sophia Coppola 96m International Panorama: France
The Truth
Fri 30 Oct 20:45 Mon 2 Nov 17:15
La Verité
Seeing French divinities Catherine Deneuve and Juliette Binoche together is enough to make this movie a must-see. A movie star’s dubious memoires spark family uproar. Hirokazu Kore-eda directed the sublime ‘Shoplifters’ so hopes are high for this whimsical French drama starring Catherine Deneuve, Juliette Binoche and Ethan Hawke. Lumir (Binoche) returns home with her American husband (Hawke) to celebrate the publication of her famous mother’s autobiography. The reunion proves stormy as Lumir finds her recollections differ markedly from her mother’s. Deneuve’s actress mother is irresistible as she embarks on a sharp and funny battle of wits with her daughter. A bittersweet observation of the fluidity of parent/child relationships. (Subtitles) France 2019 Hirokazu Kore-eda 105m 6
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FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL UK 2020 As the only UK festival devoted exclusively to contemporary and classic French and Francophone cinema, the French Film Festival has in 28 years earned an unrivalled reputation as a showcase for new French cinema in this country and abroad. This year’s slightly reduced Festival brings the best of Francophone cinema from France and Belgium, and each film is presented for two exclusive shows only. All nine films showcased are UK previews screened here for the first time. Look out for the logo that denotes the festival films. International Panorama: France
Mama Weed La Daronne
Wed 4 Nov 20:45 Thu 5 Nov 14:15
A crackerjack performance from Isabelle Huppert with one of her most relatable characters - a police translator turned drug dealer. Winner of the Jury Prize at Cannes 2020. A French-Arabic police translator specialises in phone tapping for the anti-narcotics unit. One day, while listening to wanted drug dealers, she discovers one of them is the son of the fantastic woman who takes care of her mother. She decides to protect him and is brought into the middle of a drug network. When she gets her hands on a huge load of hash, with the help of her new partner, the former police dog called DNA, she seizes the opportunity and becomes “Mama Weed”, drug wholesaler. (Subtitles) France 2020 Jean-Paul Salomé 104m International Panorama: France
Les Misérables
Sat 7 Nov 20:45 Tue 10 Nov 17:45
Three French policemen preside over a delicate status quo that soon escalates to boiling point. Compelling and terrifyingly real. By-the-book cop Stephane, only just arrived from Cherbourg, joins the anti-criminality brigade of Montfermeil in a sensitive district of the Paris suburbs. Paired up with Chris and Gwada whose methods are less scrupulous, he witnesses the tensions between the various neighbourhood groups. The theft of a lion cub from a travelling circus is the catalyst for violence. Throw in a cop with a hair-trigger and the ingredients for a full blown riot are ready to stir. Propelled by Pink Noise’s electronic score, Ladj Ly’s debut is a deft depiction of the escalation of chaos. ‘It is the most incendiary crime film to emerge from French cinema since Mathieu Kassovitz’s La Haine.’ Kevin Maher - The Times. (Subtitles) France 2019 Ladj Ly 104m 01243 786650
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Death on the Nile Kenneth Branagh has assembled a cast of Hollywood’s bright young things for a blood-spattered cruise down the Nile.
Fri 6 Nov 17:45 & 20:45 Sat 7 Nov 17:45 Sun 8 Nov 17:45 & 20:45 Mon 9 Nov 14:15 & 17:00 Tue 10 Nov 14:15 Wed 11 Nov 13:30 Thu 12 Nov 17:45
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PERFORMANCE
Present Laughter National Theatre Encore
Sun 1 Nov 13:00 Mon 2 Nov 20:00 Tickets £17.50 (Friend/Stud. £15.00)
By Noël Coward - Matthew Warchus directs Andrew Scott (BBC’s Sherlock, Fleabag) in Noël Coward’s provocative comedy Present Laughter. As he prepares to embark on an overseas tour, star actor Garry Essendine’s colourful life is in danger of spiralling out of control. Engulfed by an escalating identity crisis as his many and various relationships compete for his attention, Garry’s few remaining days at home are a chaotic whirlwind of love, sex, panic and soul-searching. Captured live from The Old Vic in London, Present Laughter is a giddy and surprisingly modern reflection on fame, desire and loneliness. 160m including interval
The Trial of the Chicago 7
Tue 10 Nov 20:45 Thu 12 Nov 14:15
In 1969, seven people were charged by the US government with conspiracy and more, arising from the protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin has clearly caught the directing bug following his entertaining debut with ‘Molly’s Game’. Sorkin’s film tackles the trial of seven activists accused of inciting riots during the the 1968 Democratic convention in Chicago. These events were documented in 1969’s ‘Medium Cool’. Sorkin, however, places emphasis on the aftermath and has recruited an ensemble cast including Sacha Baron Cohen, Eddie Redmayne, Mark Rylance, Michael Keaton and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Sorkin’s knack for scintillating trial dialogue was first exhibited in ‘A Few Good Men’. Hope for more of the same. USA 2020 Aaron Sorkin 129m 8
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Cinema Paradiso
Wed 11 Nov 16:00
NEW 4K RESTORATION: Salvatore returns to his hometown to attend the funeral of Alfredo the town’s projectionist and surrogate father to Salvatore. A piece of cinematic escapism that explores the very reasons we escape to the cinema. Sentimental is too often used pejoratively. Cinema Paradiso is sentimental in that it conjures feelings of tenderness, sadness and nostalgia. And in the hands of director Giuseppe Tornatore these emotions are front and centre as Salvatore recalls his childhood and adolescence. Of course it looks gorgeous and has a wistful soundtrack by Ennio Morricone. But it’s the wonderful chemistry between Alfredo (Philippe Noiret) and the young Salvatore that tends to leave such an impression on all who see it. Bring tissues. (Subtitles) Italy 1988 Giuseppe Tornatore 124m International Panorama: France
Cyrano, My Love
Fri 6 Nov 14:15 Thu 12 Nov 20:45
Edmond
‘Cyrano de Bergerac’ gets the ‘Shakespeare in Love’ treatment in this unashamedly entertaining backstage farce. Alexis Michalik’s period-set biopic reveals the drama behind the playwright’s most famous work. We meet Edmond Rostand (Thomas Solivérès) during the explosion of artistic production that marked the Belle Époque in late 19th-century France. Despite being a gifted writer, his career has yet to take off, and his bruised ego makes it difficult for him to find further inspiration. But, with the support of the legendary Sarah Bernhardt (Clémentine Célarié), stage legend Constant Coquelin (Olivier Gourmet) approaches Edmond and demands to star in his next play. With only three weeks to write it and only the title – Cyrano de Bergerac – to work with, can he accomplish the impossible? (Subtitles) France 2019 Alexis Michalik 112m PERFORMANCE
Sun 8 Nov 13:45 Mon 9 Nov 20:00 Romeo and Juliet Tickets £17.50 Bolshoi Ballet Encore (Friend/Stud. £15.00) The star-crossed lovers’ tragic fate inspired Prokofiev a remarkable cinematic score, from the delicate theme of Juliet to the ominous Dance of the Knights. In spite of each of their families being merciless enemies, Romeo and Juliet are deeply in love. The rivalry between the Capulets and the Montagues will cost Mercutio’s life, causing Romeo a desire of vengeance for the loss of his friend. Bolshoi stars Ekaterina Krysanova and Vladislav Lantratov wholly embody the two eternal lovers in Alexei Ratmansky’s stunning evocation of love at first sight. 165m approx including 2 intervals.
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EARLY AUTUMN 2020
Fri 16 Oct 15:00 Misbehaviour (PG) 19:00 Parasite (15) Sat 17 Oct 15:00 Love Sarah (12A) 19:00 Ammonite (15)
Tue 27 Oct 15:00 Tenet 19:00 Portrait of a Lady on Fire Wed 28 Oct 15:00 Tenet 19:00 Military Wives Thu 29 Oct 15:00 Tenet 19:00 Tenet
Thu 5 Nov 14:15 Mama Weed 17:45 Hope Gap 20:45 On the Rocks Fri 6 Nov 14:15 Cyrano, My Love (15) 17:45 The Secret Garden (15) 20:45 The Secret Garden Sat 7 Nov 13:00 Sondheim on Screen (Talk - Sold Out) 17:45 The Secret Garden 20:45 Les Misérables (15)
Sun 18 Oct 15:00 Misbehaviour 19:00 Michael Ball & Alfie Boe - Back Together
Fri 30 Oct 14:15 Hope Gap (12A) 17:45 Hope Gap 20:45 The Truth (15)
Mon 19 Oct 15:00 Parasite 19:00 Love Sarah
Sat 31 Oct 14:15 Hope Gap 17:45 Hope Gap 20:45 On the Rocks (15)
Sun 8 Nov 13:45 Romeo & Juliet (Bolshoi Ballet) 17:45 The Secret Garden 20:45 The Secret Garden
Sun 1 Nov 14:00 Present Laughter (National Theatre) 17:45 Hope Gap 20:45 Hope Gap
Mon 9 Nov 14:15 The Secret Garden 17:00 The Secret Garden 20:00 Romeo & Juliet
Tue 20 Oct 15:00 Love Sarah 19:00 Misbehaviour Wed 21 Oct 15:00 Misbehaviour 19:00 Parasite Thu 22 Oct 15:00 Love Sarah 19:00 Parasite (B&W)
Mon 2 Nov 14:15 Hope Gap 17:15 The Truth 20:15 Present Laughter
Tue 10 Nov 14:15 The Secret Garden 17:45 Les Misérables 20:45 The Trial of the Chicago 7 (15)
Fri 23 Oct 15:00 Military Wives (12A) 19:00 Tenet (15)
Tue 3 Nov 14:15 Hope Gap 17:45 Hope Gap 20:45 On the Rocks
Wed 11 Nov 12:45 The Secret Garden 16:00 Cinema Paradiso
Sat 24 Oct 15:00 Tenet 19:00 Portrait of a Lady on Fire (15)
Wed 4 Nov 14:15 Hope Gap 17:45 Hope Gap 20:45 Mama Weed (15)
Sun 25 Oct 15:00 Giselle (ROH) 19:00 Tenet Mon 26 Oct 15:00 Military Wives 19:00 Tenet 10
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Cinema Paradiso
Thu 12 Nov 14:15 The Trial of the Chicago 7 17:45 The Secret Garden 20:45 Cyrano, My Love
How We Have Prepared for Your Return CHICHESTER CINEMA AT NEW PARK UNDER COVID-19 GUIDELINES Here at New Park we considered our reopening date very seriously, and chose not to start screening until we were sure that we were ready to welcome back our patrons, staff and volunteers in the safest of conditions. Together with Allison and Patrick from the New Park Centre, we have combined the guidelines from both the National Cinema and Community Centre Associations who have both worked with the Government to arrive at the safest conditions that allow us to go on screen.
Film bookings must be made in advance online or over the phone. No cash sales. Face coverings to be used at all times in the Centre, including the Auditorium. Please keep 2 metres apart and follow the one-way signage around the Centre. Temperature check at the entrance. Hand sanitizer will be available in the Centre.
Please take note of these extra guidelines:
The Auditorium has been laid out to observe the national ‘1-metre plus mitigation’ rule. We have reduced the screening numbers to allow more time in between films. Extra Covid-19 specific cleaning will take place in between every screening. Screens have been installed to protect our patrons, volunteers and staff. Staff and volunteers have been given extra Covid-19 specific training.
- Entrance into the building will be only via the box office foyer door. - The Box Office will only be open for face-to-face transactions from 15:30 to 16:30 on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays. Please note that the Box Office will not be open at the start of each film. Tickets must be purchased in advance. - Doors to the New Park Centre will open 15 minutes before each screening. - You will be guided directly into the auditorium. - Refreshments will be available, but there will be no chairs or tables in the foyer or bar. - All screenings will have approximately 10 minutes of trailers (there will be no ads). - Once films start, there will be no latecomers allowed into the building. - We ask all patrons to stay until the end of the credits. - Rows E to M will exit first in that order, followed by rows A to D. (Seat Plan overleaf) - Exit will be only through the southern (Picture Palace) side of the building. - Toilets will be accessible on a one in, one out arrangement. - Please call box office before booking if you cannot wear a mask for medical reasons. We thank you for your understanding and patience.
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The Magic of Cinema Returns CHICHESTER CINEMA AT NEW PARK New Park Rd, Chichester, PO19 7XY Cinema Director & Programmer: Walter Francisco Artistic Consultant/President: Roger Gibson Registerd Charity: 1099780
TICKET PRICES Full Price: £9.00 Senior Citizens (1st screening day): £8.00 Friends of the Cinema: £7.50 Under 25’s: £5.50 Unemployed: £5.50 Children Under 15: £3.50 Tickets MUST be booked in advance online or over the telephone.
SOCIALLY DISTANCED SEATING PLAN Please note our new Seating Plan in the diagram to the left which will be in operation until social distancing guidelines are relaxed. Green seats are available whilst the black seats are not, and will be marked as unavailable in the auditorium. The wheelchair seat has been moved from E5&6 to D5&6. For full details on all of the changes we have implemented from this season, please see page 11 of this brochure. It is our intention to make Chichester Cinema at New Park the safest it can possibly be for the return of our patrons, volunteers and staff.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL TICKETS MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE Box Office Hours: In Person - 15:30 to 16:30 Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays. Telephone: 12:30 - 20:00 seven days a week Box Office Telephone: 01243 786650 Follow us Email: info@chichestercinema.org
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