QUAD Brochure April - June 2015 by QUAD

APR | MAY | JUN 2015

FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD CINEMA

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CAFÉ BAR

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Welcome to the third edition of QUAD’s new quarterly brochure with films and events from April to June. This is always one of our most exciting periods of the year as our programme of major festivals kicks into gear with FORMAT 2015 in full effect and exciting film previews, premieres and special guests at the 2nd annual Derby Film Festival. We are also very proud to be a part of Derby Book Festival, in its first year it has already attracted stellar guests and I am sure it will now be a core part of Derby’s ever growing cultural calendar. We are very lucky to have such active and committed patrons and two of our most celebrated patrons received significant honours recently. John Hurt became Sir John Hurt in the New Year’s Honours list for his services to film and the wider cultural landscape and Jack O’Connell was awarded the BAFTA Rising Star award, rightly recognising him as one of the brightest young acting talents in the world today and, luckily for us, a very proud Derbien! There has never been a more important time for the arts in the political arena as we head into the next election, it is important that we as organisations make the case to politicians locally and nationally about the true value of the arts holistically in peoples’ lives. I would urge all of you who have enjoyed, been inspired or had life changing experiences through the arts (like me and many of my colleagues) to let your prospective candidates know how important the arts are to you. Adam Buss, QUAD CEO Flexible programming means we are not advertising screening dates for many of our films. Weekly screening times and details of new films going on sale are announced every Tuesday. We would like to recommend that the best way to find out which films are going on sale is to sign up for the free QUAD e-flyer, sent out every Tuesday with films times and a reminder of upcoming events. For those not online, please call QUAD Box Office for a recorded message of the weeks’ screening times, or pick up a printed copy from QUAD Box Office or your local library.

CONTENTS 4 – 7 EXHIBITIONS FORMAT INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL & BENEDICT DREW 8 – 9 DERBY FILM FESTIVAL SUMMER NIGHTS 10 – 16 FILM A-Z 16 - 17 ‘THE FRINGES’ FILM SCREENINGS 18 – 19 FESTIVALS DERBY COMEDY FESTIVAL DERBY BOOK FESTIVAL EDGE-LIT

20 - 21 CINE KIDS / CINE BABIES & MIDWEEK TREAT TICKET PRICES 22 - 23 LIVE & SATELLITE SCREENINGS 24 – 25 PHOTOGRAPHY & ARTIST TRAINING COURSES 26 - 28 TAKE PART & CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE 28 - 29 TAKE PART EVENTS & EVENTS @ QUAD 30 – 31 MEMBERSHIP / CAFE BAR

DON’T MISS Far From The Madding Crowd UK 1967 165 mins Dir: John Schlesinger

“ Julie Christie and Terence Stamp immortalised as lovers in Thomas Hardy’s epic love story. What resonates so deeply is the way in which Schlesinger and cinematographer Nicolas Roeg frame the passions and tragedy at the film’s heart against the patterns of rural life and the harsh, sodden beauty of the Dorset landscape. Almost 50 years on, this restoration reveals the film as an immersive piece of cinema with Hardy’s cruel ironies and bleak lyricism fully intact.” - Robin Baker, BFI

Thanks to the generosity of the public in raising over £25,000 so far, the Plus One scheme has been extended for another year.

Plus One aims to inspire young people and spark an ongoing interest in the arts and the cultural scene in Derby. For some young people, it will be the first time they will have visited the theatre or cinema with their foster family or carers.

Major arts and cultural organisations in Derby are working with Barnardos to provide looked-after children with the opportunity to see and experience live performance and film in the city. When booking tickets at either: Déda, Derby LIVE, Derby Theatre or QUAD you will be given the opportunity to contribute to the Plus One… a gift to inspire scheme. Barnardos will co-ordinate the distribution of tickets.

Image credit: Larry Sultan & Mike Mandel Evidence 1977

Beyond Evidence: An incomplete narratology of photographic truths Until 7th June 2015, QUAD Gallery

Featuring: Larry Sultan & Mike Mandel, Yann Mingard, Andrea Botto, Thomas Keenan & Eyal Weizman, Mishka Henner, Simon Menner, Regine Petersen, LA-X Collection Klaus Weidner, Tiane Doan na Champassak, Sara-Lena Maierhofer, Lukas Einsele, Miti Ruangkritya, Giorgio Di Noto, Tiphanie Mall, JoĂŁo Pina, Cristina De Middel, Natasha Caruana, Murray Ballard, Edmund Clark, Arianna Arcara & Luca Santese, StĂŠphanie Solinas and Werker Magazine with Mohamed Bousouf. For the 2015 edition of FORMAT Festival the main exhibition at QUAD Gallery takes its cue from the legendary work Evidence by Larry Sultan and Mike Mandel from 1977. The show curated by Lars Willumeit and Louise Clements presents a diversity of contemporary artistic positions that all use their own visual strategies to explore, question and undermine our preconceptions of evidence and its use within the medium of photography, art and visual culture. The exhibition features a wide range of fascinating international artists whose works interrogate the relationship between image and knowledge. Throughout the show artists remind us that not only does the camera test our ability to trust, but more fundamentally it provokes us to question how we determine the truth, beyond reasonable doubt, when photographic representation inherently instils within us through the history of documentary, a notion of trust. The scope of visual narratives in the investigations by the artists who look at the production of evidence, bring into view the tensions between probability and truth, between authenticity and doubt. In Beyond Evidence we invite audiences to explore this territory and indulge in a wonderful combination of works from the archive to contemporary installation all exploring the complexity and ideas of evidence.

FORMAT Photoforum: Mark Power Thursday 9th April, QUAD 6:00pm – 7:30pm (Please note changed time & date)

Mark Power joins FORMAT Photoforum for an engaging talk on the renowned photographers practice, career, Magnum and more, with a Q&A led by host Paul Hill MBE. As a child Mark Power discovered his father’s home-made enlarger in the family attic, a contraption consisting of an upturned flowerpot, a domestic light bulb and a simple camera lens.

Image credit: Jiehau Su, Borderland, 2014

EXPOSURE Until 7th June 2015 QUAD Extra Gallery Spaces

Featuring: Miia Autio, Arnis Balcus, Antoine Bruy, Jack Carvosso, Harold Diaz, Maria Rosaria Digregorio, Caroline Douglas, Sarah Eyre, Matt Henry, Pixy Yijun Liao, Qian Ma, Jiehao Su. Presenting the work of eleven artists selected from FORMAT’s international open call EXPOSURE, this vibrant exhibition offers a dynamic range of responses to this year’s festival theme of EVIDENCE from practitioners based across the world including the UK, France, Latvia and China.

Each artist offers a unique interpretation of the theme through narratives of identity, intimacy and experimentation explored throughout the exhibition. FORMAT is directed by Louise Clements, organised by QUAD and the University of Derby

For the full programme of talks, tours, workshops, screenings, exhibitions and more visit www.formatfestival.com

His interest in photography probably began at this pivotal moment, although he later chose to study painting and drawing instead. He ‘became a photographer’ (somewhat accidentally) in 1983, and worked in the editorial and charity markets for nearly ten years, before he began teaching in 1992 (Power is currently the Professor of Photography at the University of Brighton). This move coincided with a shift towards long-term, self-initiated projects, which now sit comfortably alongside a number of large-scale commissions in the industrial sector. Power’s work has been seen in numerous solo and group exhibitions across the world and is in several public and private collections. He has published six books: ‘The Shipping Forecast’ (1996), ‘Superstructure’ (2000), ‘The Treasury Project’ (2002), ‘26 Different Endings’ (2007), ‘The Sound of Two Songs’ (2010) and ‘Mass’ (2013). Mark Power joined Magnum Photos in 2002. www.markpower.co.uk Cost: £5, £4 concessions

FORMAT Cycling Trail Monday 6th April 11:00am – 4:00pm

Join the FORMAT Team for a cycling trail. Get your cameras ready and explore Derby, its parks and the FORMAT exhibition venues (Lycra optional). Bikes not provided but there is an option to buy a recycled bike on the day from £25. Cost: FREE, no booking required. Meet at Park Bikeworks (11:00am promt)

The Evidence of Slideluck Friday 10th April

Special edition of Slideluck following FORMAT15 Conference. 20 photographic works will be selected by Maria Teresa Salvati. Bring a home-made dish to share with the participants. Cost: £5 (or FREE with food contribution)

SUKI CHAN: ARTIST TALK Saturday 11th April, 2:00pm – 3:00pm

Suki Chan will discuss her film work Still Point, showing as part of A Light Shines in the Darkness. Cost: £5

FORMAT Conference Friday 10th April, 9:30am – 5:00pm

International guest speakers explore the FORMAT Festival theme of ‘Evidence’ in film, photography, politics, photojournalism and more. Evidence is the mainstay of how we decide what is and is not true and since its invention in the 19th century, photography has been crucial to the collection, recording and display of evidence. Today, millions of seemingly insignificant moments are captured on cameras, mobile phones and tablets, generating a trail of our everyday lives and proof of our existence. Organised in partnership with the University of Derby and featuring Natasha Caruana, Stéphanie Solinas, Sarah Pickering, Kim Knoppers, Christine Eyene, Jonathan Wright and more. Cost: £60, £45 concessions

Mobile Photography Workshop: Street photography workshop with Olly Lang and Misho Baranovic Saturday 11th April, 1:00pm – 4:00pm

Oliver Lang is an award winning mobile photographer consulting in Instagram and social media. Oliver teaches, exhibits and curates internationally. Creative collaborations include Tate Gallery UK, Head On Photography Festival, Sydney and mobile photography campaigns for Burberry and ASOS. Misho Baranovic is a photographer and community engagement practitioner focusing on social connectivity facilitated by mobile technology. Misho’s street photography has been exhibited internationally. Curatorial collaborations include Instaburb with Oliver Lang – a book project, documenting Australian suburbia through Instagram and participatory photography shows MobFORMAT: The Press for FORMAT Festival in Derby, United Kingdom and Backyard for Head On Photo Festival in Sydney, Australia. Cost: £10

BENEDICT DREW

27th June – 6th September 2015 QUAD Gallery

Oscillating between space tourism and the mystical power of sacred objects, between the scientific and the esoteric, this exhibition of new work by Benedict Drew will question different modes of learning and the power and privilege of the acquisition of knowledge. Part of The Grand Tour. Benedict Drew (b. 1977) works across video, sculpture, music and their associated technologies. He graduated from Slade School of Fine Art in 2011 and was a LUX Associate Artist (2011/12). He is represented by Matt’s Gallery, London. Recent solo exhibitions include Heads May Roll, Matt’s Gallery, London; The Persuaders, Adelaide Festival, SASA Gallery Adelaide, Australia; Zero Hour Petrified, Ilam Campus Gallery, School of Fine Arts University of Canterbury, New Zealand (all 2014) The Onesie Cycle, Rhubaba, Edinburgh; Now Thing, Whitstable Biennale; This Is Feedback, Outpost, Norwich; Gliss, Cell Project Space; and The Persuaders, Circa Site / AV Festival, Newcastle.

Image credit: Benedict Drew, Heads May Roll (2014). Courtesy the artist and Matt’s Gallery, London.

DERBY FILM FESTIVAL 2015 Friday 1st – Sunday 10th May

Derby Film Festival is back for ten days of previews, themed screenings, special guests, education events and live performances. We are delighted to welcome Jenny Agutter to Derby Film Festival to talk about her career in film from working with Nicolas Roeg on Walkabout, the iconic Railway Children and the horror-comedy classic An American Werewolf In London as well as starring in the hit BBC television series Call The Midwife. Before that, we launch the festival at Derby Theatre with a very special opening night performance from the legendary Radiophonic Workshop. Founded in 1958, the BBC Radiophonic Workshop was home to a maverick group of experiment composers, sound engineers and musical innovators. Drawing on the principles of musique concrete, found sounds, early electronics, oscillators, handmade synths and tape loops the Workshop created the other-worldly soundtrack to some of BBC televisions most iconic programmes: including Doctor Who, Horizon, Quatermass, The Body in Question and The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy among many others.

Director Peter Sasdy will be appearing as part of the second weekend’s Fantastiq Film Festival (8th – 10th May) to talk about his career directing Hammer films like Taste The Blood Of Dracula, Hands Of The Ripper and Countess Dracula as well as the terrifying BBC Christmas special The Stone Tape. This year is the biggest year for previews with screenings of Berlin Golden Bear winner Black Coal: Thin Ice, The Tribe, Listen Up Phillip, John Boorman’s follow up to Hope And Glory, Queen And Country, Elliot Smith documentary Heaven Adores You, Francois Ozon’s new film The New Girlfriend, Mia Hansen Love’s Eden, Sion Sono’s Tokyo Tribe, indie

arthouse horror Spring, Electric Boogaloo: The Wild Untold Tale Of Cannon Films plus many more. Regular staples of the festival are back with the final day focussing on the short film with submissions selected from around the world, as well as the annual Five Lamps 24 Hour Film Challenge. Plus our regular thematic strand will be on theme of Evidence where we will be tackling the role of the amateur detective in cinema. Selected tickets are on sale already and more events will be announced – for the latest information stay tuned to the Derby Film Festival website www.derbyfilmfestival.co.uk

Summer Nights is a festival of outdoor film screenings in beautiful heritage locations throughout the summer. Now in our fifth year, we are working with eight exceptional venues all with their own unique charm. Summer Nights is organised by QUAD, Derby’s Centre for Art and Film. Bring a blanket, a picnic and your friends, and enjoy the splendour of the great outdoors along with films to stimulate your senses and create the perfect cinematic experience you will never forget. Summer Nights is the perfect way to spend an evening with your friends, family or colleagues.

Tickets cost £12 for each screening, but can be purchased for the early bird price of £10.50 up to six weeks in advance. Groups of four or more can also buy tickets at the early bird price. Under 5’s go free.

KEDLESTON HALL, Derbyshire 24th & 25th July

Tickets are now available from QUAD Box Office, film titles are to be announced.

CALKE ABBEY, Derbyshire 7th & 8th August

www.summernightsfilm.co.uk @OutdoorFilm /summernightsfilm

BADDESLEY CLINTON, Warwickshire 31st July & 1st August

HARDWICK HALL, Derbyshire 21st & 22nd August WOLLATON HALL, Nottingham 28th, 29th & 30th August WADDESDON MANOR, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire 4th & 5th September BELTON HOUSE, Grantham, Lincolnshire 11th & 12th September BLICKLING ESTATE, Norfolk 18th & 19th September.

FILMS

8½

Italy 1963 138 mins Dir: Federico Fellini

A film director who looks like Fellini tries to make a film but can’t, except that here is the result, Fellini’s roughly ‘eighth-and-a-half’ film. Convoluted and self-reflexive, 8½ comes on as the ultimate art-movie, but is above all an extraordinary evocation of unbearable restlessness finally giving way to the joy of going with the flow. 8½ was voted number three in the 2002 Sight & Sound Directors’ Poll of the Top Ten Best Films of all time. - BFI

Blade Runner: The Final Cut USA 1982 120 mins Dir: Ridley Scott

Rick Deckard is a Blade Runner, a bounty hunter who’s charged with hunting down four replicants (human clones) who have escaped from the colony off world and returned to Earth to find their maker. The film was re-edited on release in 1982, re-released in an acclaimed Director’s Cut in 1992 then finally finished with this 2007 Final Cut overseen entirely by Ridley Scott. Presented here in a brand new digital print, it is a masterpiece in world building and one of the most influential science-fiction movies of all time.

Altman USA 2014 96 mins Dir: Ron Mann

A Little Chaos UK 2014 116 mins Dir: Alan Rickman

Kate Winslet stars as a revolutionary garden designer, Sabine de Barra, hired by renowned landscape architect André Le Nôtre (Matthias Schoenaerts) to help him construct King Louis XIV’s garden at Versailles. Brought in to create unparalleled splendour, the gardens aren’t the only challenge that de Barra faces. She must battle court politics too, in the form of the straitlaced Le Nôtre and his wife (Helen McCrory) who suspects a romantic rival – as well as dealing with the whims of an impatient king (played by Rickman himself). With a sensationally witty script from screenwriter Alison Deehan, a dry, wry Rickman, and hilarious turn from Stanley Tucci as a court dandy, there is a great deal of humour on display. But the film is more than just a period romp, it has an interesting emphasis on women and their internal life that’s given force and resonance by a superb performance from Winslet.

This documentary looks at the work and the impact of American film-maker Robert Altman. Covering a career that spanned decades mixing in home footage, archive clips of Altman and interviews with the many people that worked with him over the years; including Bruce Willis, Robin Williams, Paul Thomas Anderson, James Caan, Elliot Gould and more.

Blind Norway/Netherlands 2014 91 mins Dir: Eskil Vogt

Norwegian Eskil Vogt maybe better known for penning the excellent Joachim Trier’s Oslo, August 31st, but Blind, his first foray into writing/ directing has firmly launched him in the director’s chair and with multiple festivals wins under his belt, Vogt should be sitting comfortably. Ellen Dorrit Peterson plays Ingrid, a married Norwegian woman who has lost her sight and prefers to stay at home with her memories and thoughts. Yet her real problems lie not within the four walls of her home but inside her and we watch as her deepest anxieties and repressed sexual fantasies take over. Vogt deftly manages to suggest what the world of a blind person must be like – with all its daily challenges – and also how it affects the inner life of a 30-something woman who was planning to have children.

The Clouds Of Sils Maria France/USA 2014 124 mins Dir: Olivier Assayas

A bewitchingly complex melancholic drama from Olivier Assayas (Something in the Air) about Maria, a diva actress devilishly played by Juliette Binoche - whose career is on the wane - her smart devoted personal assistant Valentina (Kristen Stewart) and Jo-Ann (Chloe Grace Moretz) a nubile young actress sizzling with confidence and sexuality, eager to take Maria’s crown. Assayas has delivered a razor-smart script in a film that honestly explores the peaks and troughs of celebrity living. A captivating study in not one but three psyches; it’s All About Eve shaken and stirred with some Bergman-esque psycho-sexual female misbehaving.

The Conversation Fri 3rd – Thu 9th April (excluding Monday 6th – Wednesday 7th April) USA 1974 113 mins Dir: Francis Ford Coppola

Sandwiched between his two classic Godfather films, The Conversation is a masterpiece in paranoia cinema. Harry Caul is a devout Catholic and an electronic surveillance expert who has a crisis of conscience when he believes that a couple he is spying on are going to be murdered. Winner of the Palme D’Or and released in the midst of the Watergate scandal that rocked America, this features a stellar performance from Gene Hackman.

Cry Of The City USA 1948 93 mins Dir: Robert Siodmark

Child 44

Cobain: Montage of Heck

Czech Republic/UK/Romania/USA 137 mins Dir: Daniel Espinosa

USA 2015 132 mins Dir: Brett Morgen

Tom Hardy plays idealistic security officer Leo Demidov who sets about investigating a series of child murders in a Stalin-era Soviet Union. Because such things as child or serial killers do not exist in Stalin’s USSR, he is demoted and exiled but, with the help of his wife (Noomi Rapace), he continues to search for the murderer. Based on the best selling book by Tom Rob Smith, Child 44 has an all star cast including Vincent Cassel, Gary Oldman, Charles Dance and Burton’s Paddy Considine.

This authorised documentary on the late singer and songwriter Kurt Cobain follows his life from his early days in Aberdeen, Washington to his worldwide success with the grunge band Nirvana. Created largely from personal archive materials, this absorbing documentary is a fascinating film with extensive access to surviving family members.

A vivid depiction of life in New York’s Little Italy, Siodmak’s fast-paced crime thriller anticipates the films of Martin Scorsese. An electrifying variation on the theme of a hoodlum (Conte) and a cop (Mature) who knew one another as kids, it opens with the former seriously wounded in hospital but determined to escape the police watching over him; he needs to clear the name of his fiancée, who’s suspected of a jewel robbery. While Conte, all insolent, menacing charm, is especially magnificent, and Mature invests the detective’s pursuit with unsettling hints of obsession, the movie fields a glorious gallery of shady figures, from a lawyer oozing corruption to a memorably sadistic masseuse. The steely realism is enhanced by flourishes of noir stylisation – Geoff Andrew.

The Dark Horse New Zealand 2014 124 mins Dir: James Napier Robertson

This true story is based on the life of charismatic New Zealand speed chess champion Genesis Potini, who brought a combustible energy to the game. He also suffered from bi-polar disorder. Determined to add some stability to his life he volunteers to help an afterschool chess club, filled with angry kids. An inspiring and award winning film.

Dior And I France 2014 90 mins Dir: Frederic Tcheng

Filmmaker Frederic Tcheng follows up his work on excellent fashion films, including Diana Vreeland: The Eye has To Travel, with another exploration of a towering fashion institution. Enter the multifaceted world of the House of Christian Dior with this privileged behind the scenes look at the creation of Raf Simons’ highly anticipated first Haute Couture collection as the brand’s new Artistic Director. From conception to exhibition, the film follows the everyday, pressure filled components of fashion with an elegant reverence for the history of Dior.

The Face Of An Angel UK/Italy/Spain 2014 100 mins Dir: Michael Winterbottom

The latest from Michael Winterbottom is this film based on the book Angel Face drawn from crime coverage about the real life story of Amanda Knox who was accused of the murder of Meredith Kercher. Kate Beckinsale stars alongside Daniel Bruhl (Rush) and rising star Cara Delevingne.

The Falling UK 2014 102 mins Dir: Carol Morley

Carol Morley’s eagerly awaited follow up to her devastating Dreams of a Life is another beguiling insight into human behaviour; this time the agitated fever of teenage girlhood. It’s set in 1969; where best friends Lydia (Maisie Williams of Game of Thrones fame) and Abbie (breathtaking newcomer Florence Pugh) have cultivated a world for two in the midst of the pent-up repressions of a buttoned up English girls school. Lydia’s fixation on her friend is a welcome distraction from her frustratingly impenetrable mother (Maxine Peake) who suffers from agoraphobia and whose cool detachment leaves Lydia feeling rootless. Her fragile world, with Abbie at its centre, starts to unravel when Abbie and her white magic-obsessed brother sleep together; as a tragedy and ensuing mysterious fainting epidemic overtake the school.

Force Majeure Sweden 2014 119 mins Dir: Ruben Ostlund

Winner of the Jury prize at the Cannes Film Festival in 2014, Force Majeure follows a week in the life of a Swedish family who are skiing in the French Alps when disaster strikes. On their second day there, a controlled avalanche goes wrong and the situation reveals hidden truths about the marriage, the relationship between the couple and their children. Nominated for Best Foreign Language film at this year’s Oscars.

Good Kill USA 2014 102 mins Dir: Andrew Niccol

Writer/Director Andrew Niccol has forged a career with interesting science fiction films with the likes of Gattaca, In Time and the excellent The Truman Show. Here he turns his eye to this tale of a Las Vegas based fighter pilot turned drone pilot who fights the Taliban via remote control 12 hours a day. But he is starting to question the mission. Is he creating more terrorists than he’s killing? With Ethan Hawke and January Jones.

The Long Good Friday UK 1980 114 mins Dir: John Mackenzie

Far From The Madding Crowd USA/UK 2015 119 mins Dir: Thomas Vinterberg

This new adaptation of the novel by Thomas Hardy sees Carey Mulligan taking on the role of Bathsheba Everdene as she attracts the attention of three very different suitors played by Tom Sturridge (Effie Gray), Matthias Schoenaerts (Rust And Bone) and Michael Sheen (The Damned United). Director Thomas Vinterberg (Festen, The Hunt) has brought together a strong cast for this ambitious adaptation.

The Good Lie

The Invisible Life

USA 2014 110 mins Dir: Phillippe Falardeau

Portugal 2013 103 mins Dir: Vitor Goncalves

This drama follows a group of Sudanese children who are orphaned after their village is massacred in the Second Sudanese Civil War, they flee and trek to Ethiopia where they are selected to be resettled in America. They are sent to Kansas City and Boston where they struggle to adapt to the alien culture. They are helped by employment counsellor Carrie Davis (Reese Witherspoon) who tries to help them settle and reconcile their emotional scars from their past. From the director of Monsieur Lazhar.

Hugo is a man on the cusp of middle age, squandering his life away. Facing the impending death of his friend and professional mentor Antonio, he realises something must change. Hugo prefers to work alone at night in the cavernous offices of the civil service. His colleagues make him anxious and he has the social skills of a hermit. Hugo can see that he needs to change and take control of his own destiny but finding the strength to do so is quite another matter. Existing somewhere between the existential horror of Bergman and absurdist literary dread of Kafka, The Invisible Life explores how Hugo’s past smothers his ability to imagine and create a future for himself.

This classic British crime thriller starring Bob Hoskins, Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan is back on British cinema screens in an exclusively restored version from original film elements just in time for its 35th anniversary. When a series of bombs start exploding around London it quickly becomes apparent that someone is muscling in on Harold Shand’s turf, just as he is about to close a very big deal. With an explosive performance from Hoskins as Shand, Long Good Friday deserves its classic status.

Lost River USA 2014 95 mins Dir: Ryan Gosling

Ryan Gosling steps behind the camera and shows a unique vision channelling Terence Malik and David Lynch. To be fair this isn’t for everyone, but take a chance as Lost River does reward you; Gosling has pulled together an amazing cast with Christina Hendricks, Eva Mendes, the wonderful Ben Mendelsohn (Starred Up) alongside Brit actors Ian De Caestecker (Agents Of SHIELD) and former Doctor Who Matt Smith.

To book or for more information visit: bit.ly/whatsonfilm or call 01332 290 606

Miss Julie Norway/UK/USA/Canada 2015 129 mins Dir: Liv Ullmann

Legendary Swedish actress and director Liv Ullmann adapts August Stindberg’s play with an immediacy and style. Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty) stars as the eponymous Miss Julie alongside Colin Farrell and Samantha Morton. Over the course of a midsummer night in Fermanagh in 1890, the unsettled daughter of Anglo-Irish aristocracy encourages her father’s valet to seduce her.

The New Girlfriend

Queen And Country

France 2014 105 mins Dir: Francois Ozon

UK 2015 105 mins Dir: John Boorman

François Ozon’s latest film is a skilfully triangulated psychological thriller about a woman who learns that the husband of her deceased BFF is harbouring an unusual secret. This delectable piece of cinema is as surprising for its continually evolving (and involving) dynamics of desire as for its slow-building emotional power, making for a more connecting, open-ended experience than the creepy Ruth Rendell detective tale from which it has been loosely adapted. Anaïs Demoustier and Romain Duris both shine and Ozon once again digs deep into the human psyche with wit, humour and a nod to the uncanny.

28 years after the multi BAFTA award winning Hope And Glory, director John Boorman returns to the characters in the early 1950s. Bill Rohan, the lead character in H&G, is now 19 and beginning basic training, during the Korean War. Bill is joined by trouble-making army mate Percy and never gets near Korea but together they wage a battle of wits with their superior Sgt Major Bradley (David Thewis) and Major Cross (Richard E Grant).

Mommy Canada 2014 139 mins Dir: Xavier Dolan

Diane is a single parent whose son Steve is an unruly troublemaker suffering from ADHD and attachment disorder. When Steve is expelled from his latest juvenile facility, Diane has to take him back into her home full time, forcing the sparring pair to re-establish a relationship. As neighbour Kyla gets drawn into their crazy orbit, an unlikely family formation emerges which has a profound effect on them all. Shot in a striking 1:1 aspect ratio, which seems to frame each character within their own personal Instagramsized prison, Mommy is a masterclass in film-making flair.

A Royal Night Out UK 2015 Dir: Julian Jarrold

A Pigeon Sat On A Branch Reflecting On Existence S Sweden 2014 101 mins Dir: Roy Andersson

A new film from Roy Andersson (Songs From The Second Floor, You, The Living) is always something to get excited about. His new film, his first in seven years, follows a pair of joke article salesmen who only have three products: vampire teeth, a canned laughter sack and a frightening rubber mask. Needless to say they aren’t the best salesmen in the world! A delirious blend of comedy and tragedy! “

5 stars” The Guardian

Julian Jarrold’s latest is an affectionate ‘what-if’ story about the adventures of two real life princesses. The film is set on V. E. Day in 1945, amid scenes of international celebration as World War II comes to a close. London is overflowing with joy and excess, and two teenagers; Princesses Margaret and Elizabeth (the future Queen of England) are allowed out at night for the first time to join the party. Leaving Buckingham Palace for the night they embark on an adventure, finding themselves exposed to unusual intrigue, romance and danger, before getting home far too late. A delightfully entertaining recreation of a particularly heady national moment, and an imagining of a night of unusual freedom for the two ordinarily sheltered young royals starring Sarah Gadon, Bel Powley, Rupert Everett and Emily Watson.

The Salvation Denmark/UK 2014 92 mins Dir: Kristian Levring

Levring has successfully created an unlikely, thrilling new genre (a Danish Western), harnessing together the lean, dirty-faced shoot-outs, chases and lawlessness of Clint Eastwood’s Westerns. Mads Mikkelsen plays Jon, a Danish ex-soldier turned frontiersman who meets his wife and son from the old country after years of separation spent establishing himself in a ranch near Black Creek. As they travel to the ranch, they’re joined on the stagecoach by a drunken outlaw and his sidekick, and all hell breaks loose, setting off acts of revenge upon revenge which bring Jon into direct confrontation with a sadistic local gang leader named Delarue (Jeffrey Dean Morgan).

Princess Kaguya Japan 2013 137 mins Dir: Isao Takahata

Studio Ghibli co-founder Isao Takahata explores one of Japan’s most famous folktales, The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter, in this enchanting animation. When an old bamboo cutter happens upon a tiny girl the size of his thumb. Taking her home to his wife, the couple raise the girl as their own. Her great beauty, enthrals all who encounter her, leading the Emperor himself to try and win her heart. But the princess has no interest, as day by day her desire to return to the world from which she came grows stronger.

Something Must Break S (Nanting Maste Ga Sonder)

Timbuktu

Sweden 2014 85 mins Dir: Ester Martin Bergsmark

Set in the early days of the jihadist takeover of Northern Mali in 2012, the once bustling city of Timbuktu is now near-silent, kept in order by soldiers who patrol the winding streets, employing their strict rules and swift justice to anyone who contravenes their law.

This gritty love story follows the androgynous Sebastian and Andreas, who is definitely not gay. They form a unity. They dream about escaping boredom and the risk of becoming what everyone else is. And then there is Ellie - the superwoman growing inside of Sebastian who Andreas loves and fears. It’s a battle for love where Sebastian finally has to realise that he has to let Ellie loose, find the strength within himself and not let his happiness depend on someone else. Winner of the Tiger Award at the Rotterdam International Film Festival.

The Tribe (Plemya) Ukraine/Netherlands 2014 130 mins Dir: Miroslav Slaboshpitsky

A hot tip at last year’s Cannes Film Festival, Myroslav Slaboshpitsky’s audacious, confident debut is a ‘an innovative rethinking of cinema’s language of sight and sound’ (Jonathan Romney). Featuring a cast of young deaf actors, it’s set in a boarding school for the Deaf, where new arrival Sergey (Grigoriy Fesenko) is quickly drawn into a world of institutionalised theft and prostitution. But assigned to Anna (Yana Novikova) as her pimp, he falls in love with her; a grievous mistake in a world with exceptionally unforgiving rules. With explicit scenes of both sex and violence.

France/Mauritania 2014 97 mins Dir: Abderrahmane Sissako

The film’s narrative weaves between small but significant stories: but at the centre of the story is Kidane, a local shepherd, who lives freely outside of the city in the desert with his wife and two children.

Bread And Roses presents The Unknown Known Sunday 24th May USA 2014 102 mins Dir: Errol Morris

Academy Award-winning director Errol Morris offers a mesmerizing portrait of Donald Rumsfeld, the larger-than-life figure who served as George W. Bush’s secretary of defence and as the principal architect of the Iraq War. Rather than conducting a conventional interview, Morris has Rumsfeld perform and explain his “snowflakes” - the enormous archive of memos he wrote across almost fifty years in Congress, the White House, in business, and twice at the Pentagon. The memos provide a window into history - not as it actually happened, but as Rumsfeld wants us to see it.

To book or for more information visit: bit.ly/whatsonfilm or call 01332 290 606

Woman In Gold UK/USA 2015 Dir: Simon Curtis

Helen Mirren stars as determined Jewish exile Maria Altmann as she seeks restitution of a Gustav Klimt painting seized by the Nazis. This compelling true story is brought to the screen by My Week With Marilyn director Simon Curtis, as the eccentric Maria embarks on a quest to reclaim the painting from the Austrian government. With Ryan Reynolds, Charles Dance, Katie Holmes and Daniel Bruhl.

While We’re Young USA 2014 97 mins Dir: Noah Baumbach

Acclaimed indie auteur Noah Baumbach (The Squid and the Whale, Frances Ha!) has created another witty and exploratory comedy-drama, here reuniting with his Greenberg star Ben Stiller, who plays documentary film-maker Josh, married to Naomi Watts’ Cornelia. They’re a somewhat neurotic couple considering their future – while most of their friends have had children, they’re still unsure, becoming ever more aware that their lives are fleeting and their remaining choices, limiting. They meet carefree Jamie (Adam Driver) and Darby (Amanda Seyfried), a pair of bohemian, louche 20-somethings whose hipster cool they find endlessly appealing. A film about generational envy, career dissatisfaction, the pain of missed opportunities, full of very Woody Allen-ish angst and wit; Baumbach’s insightful, sparklingly funny film is a pleasure to watch.

THE FRINGES Spring is here and the Fringes are getting into the mood of the season with new genre films galore! From Norwegian werewolves, to Japanese rap battle musicals, as usually it is eclectic here on the Fringes! Check out the Fringes film blog at: www.onthefringescinema. wordpress.com

White Bird In A Blizzard

The Return Of The Living Dead

USA 2014 91 mins Dir: Gregg Araki

Friday 24th & Saturday 25th April USA 1985 91 mins Dir: Dan O’Bannon

Director Gregg Araki has had great success in crafting stories around disillusioned teens and he continues with this more mature film set in 1988 and following 17 year old Kat as she comes to grips with her mother’s disappearance. When the truth presents itself, Kat finds herself confronted with her own denial over the events surrounding it.

One of the classic cannon of great zombie movies and a whole lot of fun to boot. When two inept employees at a medical warehouse accidentally unleash a deadly gas, it causes the dead to rise and demand “Braaainns! Braaains!”. From Dan O’Bannon, writer of Alien and John A Russo, writer of the seminal Night Of The Living Dead!

Spring USA 2014 109 mins Dir: Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead

Reeling from the tragic loss of his mother, Evan flees his suburban hometown for Italy, intent on getting away from everything and clearing his mind. One afternoon, he spots a local woman named Louise and, captivated by her beauty, approaches her. The pair soon start dating, but just as Evan’s sadness begins to drift away, it becomes clear that Louise has a dark and surprising secret that will test his feelings in ways he never imagined. As with their acclaimed Resolution, directors Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead have crafted an intriguing and unexpected riff on the horror film, which initially promises one thing before delivering something entirely different. As indebted to Richard Linklater’s Before Sunrise as it is the stories of HP Lovecraft, Spring is a work of sweeping romance and wild imagination and once again proves that this duo are two of the most exciting names in modern genre cinema – London Film Festival.

SATORI SCREEN

Anatomy Of A Murder USA 1959 160 mins Dir: Otto Preminger

Rigor Mortis

Friday 17th April Hong Kong 2013 105 mins Dir: Juno Mak

After spooking festival-goers around the world, Rigor Mortis hits UK screens. An out of work actor moves into an apartment block and finds himself engulfed in supernatural events in this chiller from producer Takashi Shimizu (The Grudge). Taking inspiration from and paying tribute to classic Hong Kong films such as Mr. Vampire and Encounters Of The Spooky Kind, Rigor Mortis is a witty and engaging spookfest, re-animating the previously flat-lining Hong Kong horror genre. “ An elegantly realised revitalisation of a lost mode of Hong Kong Horror” Sight and Sound

Tokyo Tribe

Vengeance Is Mine

Otto Preminger’s epic tale of a former prosecutor Paul Biegler (James Stewart) who is enlisted to defend Lieutenant Frederick Manion (Ben Gazzara) who is accused of murdering his wife’s rapist. Knowing how the prosecution works Biegler sets out to find the witness that could save the case. Excellent performances all round from the stellar cast and the cynical view of the justice system was ahead of its time. This film will be introduced by Simon Kinnear, critic for Total Film and will screen as part of the Derby Film Festival.

Thursday 7th May Japan 2014 116 mins Dir: Shion Sono

Friday 19th June Japan 1979 139 mins Dir: Shohei Imamura

In an alternate and heightened version of Tokyo each district is ruled by a different gang of teenage thugs. A tentative peace has held between the districts for five years but when one gang intrudes on another’s territory all out warfare threatens to rip the city apart. Sion Sono has made a habit of shocking the world with his outrageously imaginative films and he out-does himself here with Japan’s first ever gangster rap musical, full of eye-popping neon colours, hip-hop beats, and some of the most amusingly over-the-top violence ever put on film.

Double Palme d’Or winning director Shohei Imamura (The Ballad Of Narayama, The Eel) grippingly dramatises the rise to notoriety of thief, swindler and remorseless murderer Iwao Enokizu during a 78-day crime spree where he wreaked havoc across Japan whilst evading a nationwide police manhunt. Based on a true story and featuring a chillingly memorable star turn from Ken Ogata in the lead role, Vengeance Is Mine offers an unforgettable and unsettling glimpse at the darker side of human nature.

Miami Connection Friday 24th & Saturday 30th May USA 1987 83 mins Dir: Woo-Sang Park (credited as Richard Park)

Florida’s narcotics trade is ruled with an iron grip by motorcycle ninjas and Martial Arts Rock Band Dragon Sound have taken all that they can take! They won’t stop until they have destroyed the dealers, the drunk bikers, the kill-crazy ninjas, the middle aged thugs, the ‘stupid’ cocaine and the entire Miami Connection!!!

Fri 3 - S un Jul 20112 5

Edge-Lit 4 11th July, 10:00am until late

Edge-Lit is Derby’s annual sciencefiction, fantasy and horror writing day for any readers, writers or fans of genre fiction. The Guest of Honour line-up includes one of the UK’s most popular and acclaimed novelists, Joanne Harris. Joanne will be joined by authors John Connolly, Claire North, MR Carey, Paul McAuley and Samantha Shannon. Edge-Lit 4 includes a range of panel discussions, readings, workshops and Q&As. Tickets for the day are £30 and include access to all the sessions on the day and an event goodie bag.

Coming Soon Little Howard: Children’s Show

Saturday 4th July at 1:00pm Suitable for ages 6+

Little Howard is the world’s only live interactive animation. He’s won so many awards and fantastic reviews and he’s only just celebrated his 6th birthday (for the tenth year in a row)! Following the success of their TV show Little Howard’s Big Question (CBBC) real human Big Howard and animated six-year-old Little Howard are bringing their unique family comedy show to QUAD. With interactive stand-up, live animation on stage and lots of jokes and songs this is a show that all the family can enjoy. Tickets: £10, £5 concessions & children’s tickets

Little Howard: Stand Up Animator Saturday 4th July at 7:00pm Suitable for age 18+

Multi award-winning comedian and animator Howard Read is the first comedy artist to use animation in live comedy. Howard is best known as the other half of the animated six-yearold virtual stand-up comic Little Howard, and has appeared with him on some of the biggest TV shows on three continents. His Cartoon Cabaret contains the very best of his animated comedy for adults, a unique comedy experience where his cartoon stand-ups come to life and improvise with the audience. Tickets: £12, £10 concessions derbycomedyfestival.co.uk

For more information or to book your tickets, visit bit.ly/EdgeLit4

Tuesday 2nd June FORMAT Photoforum will present an event around Photobooks.

31st May – 7th June 2015

For the full Festival programme of talks, workshops, discussions, live performances, children’s theatre, storytelling, quizzes and of course films visit: derbybookfestival.co.uk The Festival programme will be launched at QUAD on World Book Night, Thursday 23rd April when tickets also go on sale. QUAD will be the main Box Office for the Festival and will host a number of events including: A range of exciting writing workshops, co-ordinated by regular QUAD tutor Alex Davis. These workshops will be headlined by a Writers’ Day on Saturday 6th June with workshops featuring authors including Stephen Booth, Tracy Bloom, Mark Chadbourn, Alison Moore, Caroline Pitcher and Gav Thorpe.

The Bishop of Derby, The Rt Revd Dr Alastair Redfern, will be talking about his new book ‘Sacrifice Remembered’, Reflections on the 100 years of war by the people of Derbyshire. Friday 5th June Johnny Mains, one of the UK’s foremost horror editors, launches Dead Funny, a collection of horror stories written by comedians, and his new book Best British Horror 2015. Speakers to be revealed on 23rd April. Saturday 6th June Alison Moore, whose first novel The Lighthouse, was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2012. Her second novel He Wants, was published in 2014.

Marshalsea. Her second novel The Last Confession of Thomas Hawkins is published in June 2015. Sunday 7th June Stephen Booth and Anne Zouroudi will be appearing together to discuss their award winning crime novels and approaches to writing. Stephen’s fifteenth novel The Murder Road, featuring Peak District based Cooper and Fry, will be published in June 2015. Anne’s novels are set in Greece, where she lived for several years, and she has written seven Greek Mystery novels featuring detective Hermes Diaktoros. To find out all the latest news about the Festival: derbybookfestival.co.uk /DerbyBookFestival

Antonia Hodgson, Derby born Editor in Chief at Little, Brown and novelist. Antonia won the CWA Historical Dagger Award 2014 for her first novel The Devil in the

Saturday 20th June, 10:00am – 4:00pm

The Furthest From The Sea Festival returns to The Cathedral Quarter for the third consecutive year. Showcasing and celebrating the diverse Derbyshire arts scene, join us on Saturday 20th June 10am till 4pm as Derby comes alive with creativity, music and more. Look out for events happening across the Cathedral Quarter and in the QUAD Café bar too. Interested in being involved? Contact us at info@furthestfromthesea.co.uk

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FILM SCREENINGS

MIDWEEK TREAT

CINEMA TICKET PRICES

Screening in April

Join us for a matinee screening with a special introduction every Wednesday at 2:00pm. Midweek Treat tickets are £6.50, £5.50 concessions. Please see bit.ly/quadmt or call QUAD Box Office for details of the next film screening.

Standard films

A Little Chaos Blade Runner: The Final Cut Blind Child 44 Cobain: Montage of Heck The Conversation

CINE BABIES SCREENINGS

The Dark Horse Dior And I The Face Of An Angel Far From The Madding Crowd (1967) Force Majeure

Good Kill The Invisible Life The Long Good Friday Lost River Princess Kaguya Something Must Break

While We’re Young White Bird In A Blizzard Woman In Gold

Screening in May 8½

Altman Cry Of The City The Falling Far From The Madding Crowd (2015) The Good Lie Miss Julie Mommy A Pigeon Sat On A Branch Reflecting On Existence S A Royal Night Out

Please note there is no general admittance for these screenings. Tickets for adults are: £6.50, £5.50 concessions, tickets for babies are free. Please see QUAD’s weekly film listings (www.derbyquad.co.uk) for details of the next film screening.

SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT SCREENINGS ‘Supportive Environment Screenings’ are monthly screenings suitable for adults and children with specific needs and people from within the autistic spectrum. There are no adverts or trailers before these films.

Film screenings in The Box Full price £7 Concession / QUAD Member £6

Midweek Treat & Cine Babies Full price £6.50 Concession £5.50 QUAD Member £5.50

Supportive Environment screenings Full price £6.00 Concession £5

Cine Supper £13.50 Cine Kids Lifetime membership £12 (covers the whole family at one address) Cine Kids Member price £3.50

The screenings are held every second Thursday of the month at 11:00am.

The Salvation The Unknown Known

Screening in June The Clouds Of Sils Maria The New Girlfriend

Cine Babies are exclusive weekly screenings for parents/carers with babies under 12 months which take place every Thursday at 12. To enable entrance, parents or carers should join QUAD’s FREE Cine Babies club, please contact QUAD Box Office for details or visit: bit.ly/quadcinebabies

Full price £7.80 QUAD Member £7.00 Concession £6.50 QUAD Member Concession £6

Queen And Country The Tribe Timbuktu Plus lots more films to be announced as part of Derby Film Festival 1 – 10th May

Tickets are: £6, £5 concessions, tickets for carers are free. Supportive Environment films are not available to book online, please contact QUAD Box Office on 01332 290 606. See bit.ly/quadses for details of the next film we are screening.

Image credit: Seamus Mckenna

CINE KIDS Cine Kids are family focussed screenings of popular family titles held every Saturday at 3:30pm and Sunday at 1:30pm, and also daily during school holidays. Cine Kids Membership covers the whole family living at the same address until the youngest child is aged 16. All tickets are £3.50 for Cine Kids Club members. Cine Kids Club membership is £12 and available from QUAD Box Office, please see http://bit.ly/quadcinekids or call QUAD Box Office for details of the next film screening.

The Divergent Series: Insurgent USA 2015 119 mins Dir: Robert Schwentke

Home USA 2015 94 mins Dir: Tim Johnson

When Oh, a loveable misfit from another planet, lands on Earth and finds himself on the run from his own people, he forms an unlikely friendship with an adventurous girl named Tip who is on a quest of her own. Through a series of comic adventures with Tip, Oh comes to understand that being different and making mistakes is all part of being human. And while he changes her planet and she changes his world, they discover the true meaning of the word ‘HOME’.

This sequel to the hit movie Divergent finds Beatrice Prior confronting her inner demons and continuing her fight against the powerful alliance which threatens to tear her society apart.

The Moomins On The Riviera France/Finland 2014 80 mins Dir: Xavier Picard

Cinderella USA 2015 113 mins Dir: Kenneth Branagh

A live action remake of the classic Disney fairy tale about a servant step daughter who wins the heart of a prince. Check your shoe size at the door!

The Spongebob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water USA 2015 93 mins Dir: Paul Tibbitt

The Sponge is back on the big screen! When a diabolical pirate above the sea steals the secret Krabby Patty formula, SpongeBob and his nemesis Plankton must team up to get it back!

Tove Jansson’s Moomins have been delighting children and their parents in picture books and on television for seventy years and now they make a leap onto the big screen with this new cinematic adventure. The Moomins and their friends The Snorkmaiden and Little My go on a journey to the Riviera, where they find themselves amongst the glitterati. Some of their number find the glamorous surroundings to their liking, whilst others do not. Will they be able to overcome this threat to their unity?

LIVE EVENT SCREENINGS

ENO SCREEN

EXHIBITION ON SCREEN Blockbuster art exhibitions from galleries around the world to cinemas. In addition to covering the exhibition’s paintings, the films take audiences behind the scenes to discover what lies behind the exhibition, creatively and technically and what the artwork reveals about the artist and the particular historical period. Filmed exclusively for cinemas at the exhibitions and on location, this ground breaking series allows art lovers worldwide to enjoy, marvel and delight at the works of some of history’s greatest ever painters on the big screen, in stunning high definition.

The Pirates Of Penzance Tuesday 19th May at 7:30pm

The Impressionists from Paris, London and the USA Tuesday 26th May at 7:00pm

Vincent Van Gogh: A New Way Of Seeing from the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam Tuesday 14th April at 7:00pm

Enjoying complete and unprecedented access to the treasures of Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum, this is a surprising new film about one of the world’s favourite artists, marking both a major re-showing of the gallery’s collection and a celebration of the 125th anniversary of Van Gogh’s death. Experience the wonder of seeing these masterpieces on the big screen while specially invited guests, including world-renowned curators and art historians, offer their interpretations and explanations of his work. With exclusive new research revealing incredible recent discoveries, the Van Gogh Museum has helped craft a cinema experience like no other. Not to be missed.

Cezanne, Monet, Degas and their compatriots are the world’s most popular artists. But just who were they really? Why and how did they paint? What lies behind their enduring appeal? To help answer these questions, the film has secured unique access to a major new exhibition focussing on the 19th century Parisian art collector Paul Durand-Ruel, the outspoken champion of Impressionism. This eagerly anticipated exhibition is perhaps the most comprehensive ever held about the Impressionists. Durand-Ruel’s brave decision to exhibit the Impressionists in New York in 1886 introduced enlightened, wealthy Americans to modern French painting. In doing so, he not only filled great American galleries with Impressionist masterworks but also kept impressionism alive at a time when it faced complete failure. This energetic and revealing film will tell his remarkable story along with that of the Impressionists themselves.

Exhibition On Screen Tickets: £12, £10 Concessions, £9 QUAD Members

Sentimental pirates, blundering policemen, absurd adventures and improbable paradoxes – Gilbert and Sullivan’s dazzling The Pirates Of Penzance comes to ENO in a highly anticipated new production from renowned film maker and director Mike Leigh (Mr Turner & Topsy Turvy). This much loved comic opera is a showcase of brilliant humour and razor sharp wit and features a sparkling score chock-full of memorable melodies and catchy tunes.

Carmen Wednesday 1st July at 7:30pm

A passionate tale of lust, seduction and betrayal, no other opera boasts as popular a following as Bizet’s Carmen. Set during the dying days of Franco’s Spain, Calixto Bieto’s acclaimed production of this must-see opera has been enjoyed by audiences across Europe. Bizet’s dazzling score evokes all the sounds and sizzling atmosphere of Spain through some of opera’s most famous melodies, from Carmen’s seductive ‘Habanera’ to Toreadors’ stirring parade. ENO Screen tickets: £16, £14 Concessions and £12 QUAD Members

NT LIVE

NTLive: The Hard Problem

NT Live: Man And Superman

Thursday 16th April at 6:45pm

Thursday 14th May at 6:45pm

Acclaimed playwright Tom Stoppard returns to the National Theatre with his highly-anticipated new play The Hard Problem, directed by Nicholas Hytner. Hilary, a young psychology researcher at a brainscience institute, is nursing a private sorrow and a troubling question at work, where psychology and biology meet. If there is nothing but matter, what is consciousness? This is ‘the hard problem’ which puts Hilary at odds with her colleagues who include her first mentor Spike, her boss Leo and the billionaire founder of the institute, Jerry. Is the day coming when the computer and the fMRI scanner will answer all the questions psychology can ask? Meanwhile Hilary needs a miracle, and she is prepared to pray for one.

Ralph Fiennes plays Jack Tanner in this exhilarating reinvention of Shaw’s witty, provocative classic. A romantic comedy, an epic fairytale, a fiery philosophical debate, Man and Superman asks fundamental questions about how we live. Jack Tanner, celebrated radical thinker and rich bachelor, seems an unlikely choice as guardian to the alluring heiress, Ann. But she takes it in her assured stride and, despite the love of a poet, she decides to marry and tame this dazzling revolutionary.

NT Live Hamlet (Sonia Friedman Productions) Thursday 15th October

NTLive: A View from the Bridge: Encore Monday 20th April at 2:00pm Tuesday 21st April at 6:45pm

The great Arthur Miller confronts the American dream in this dark and passionate tale. In Brooklyn, longshoreman Eddie Carbone welcomes his Sicilian cousins to the land of freedom. But when one of them falls for his beautiful niece, they discover that freedom comes at a price. Eddie’s jealous mistrust exposes a deep, unspeakable secret – one that drives him to commit the ultimate betrayal.

Benedict Cumberbatch takes on the title role of Shakespeare’s great tragedy. As a country arms itself for war, a family tears itself apart. Forced to avenge his father’s death but paralysed by the task ahead, Hamlet rages against the impossibility of his predicament, threatening both his sanity and the security of the state. NT Live Tickets: £17, £15 Concessions & £13 QUAD Members

Ravel Double Bill: L’heure espagnole & L’enfant et les sortileges Sunday 21st June at 5:45pm

Laurent Pelly’s unique interpretation of Ravel’s two short operas is a true spectacle. L’Heure Espagnole is a sassy and funny sex farce; while L’Enfant et Les Sortilèges is a touching mortality tale in which fantastical fairy tale characters, animals, furniture and crockery all come to life to teach a small boy about kindness. This award-winning recording stars French mezzosoprano Stéphanie d’Oustrac and Canadian baritone Elliot Madore.

Mozart’s Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail Sunday 19th July at 4:45pm

Mozart’s take on the glittering Orient: a stirring tale of abduction, escape and forgiveness. Live from Glyndebourne – the home of Mozart – comes a new production of Die Entführung Aus Dem Serail (The Abduction From The Seraglio), the opera in which the 25-year-old composer is often said to have found his mature voice. Both a popular comedy and a compassionate Enlightenment drama, Entführung tells the story of one man’s attempt to rescue his beloved from the harem of a Turkish despot and his fall to the mercy of his nemesis.

PHOTOGRAPHY COURSES Britten’s The Rape Of Lucretia Sunday 9th August at 5:45pm Live from Glyndebourne’s 2015 Festival

Fiona Shaw’s award-winning production of a dark British masterpiece. Britten’s extraordinarily tense and chilling treatment of this historic tale is explored in a brilliant production by Fiona Shaw. Lucretia is a model of fidelity among Roman wives until the Etruscan prince Tarquinius, provoked by his Roman army comrades, gallops back to Rome to ruin her virtue. Described as ‘opera at its most nakedly powerful’ by the Daily Telegraph, this production live from the 2015 Glyndebourne Festival will be conducted by Leo Hussain and performed by some of the most exciting British singers on stage today, including Christine Rice, Kate Royal, Allan Clayton and Duncan Rock. ‘ searingly beautiful… a triumphant production’ The Observer Glyndebourne tickets: £16, £14 Concessions and £12 QUAD Members

DSLR Video for Photographers

DSLR Photography Level 1

Saturday 4th April, 10:45am - 4:45pm

Thursdays 4th June - 2nd July 6:15pm - 8:45pm

An intensive one day workshop for photographers wanting to progress into shooting video on DSLR cameras. Award winning filmmaker, James Sharpe, will guide you through applying your photography knowledge to shooting quality video, working with sound and post-production advice including editing and colour correction.

This five week course is ideal if you have recently purchased, are going to purchase, or want to learn more about your digital SLR camera. It is suitable for people who have only used the ‘Program’ mode and are uncertain about the other camera functions. Designed to demystify the features and characteristics of these cameras in an interesting and accessible way, the course, with tutor Jon Legge, will feature talks, ‘hands-on’ workshops, demonstrations and group activities.

Cost: £70 / £55 concessions

DSLR Photography in a Day Saturday 11th April, 10:45am - 4:45pm

This intensive one day basic course is aimed at complete beginners. Crammed full of information and exercises, you will learn how to control your camera, have fun with focal lengths, sort your shutter speed and fiddle with your f-stops!

By the end of the course you will have the confidence to use the camera in more creative way, and have a basic understanding of light, composition and colour. Cost: £160 / £140 concessions

Cost: £70 / £55 concessions

All courses suitable for ages 16 and

ARTIST TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT COURSE

Starting from 5th May

Portrait Photography Saturday 18th July, 10:45am - 4:45pm

This one day workshop with tutor Jon Legge is aimed at people who already take photographs and want to be able to take better portraits. The emphasis of the course is on learning a range of techniques useful in portrait photography (children and adults) and building confidence. The course will cover using your own digital cameras to best effect, flash and available light, modifying light, colour balance, focal lengths and their affect on portraits, tricks for putting people at their ease and using basic accessories. Cost: £60 / £50 concessions Back by public demand!

Creating a Website in WordPress

A new 20 week training and development course led by QUAD, working with high profile arts organisations including Tate, FACT and First Movement. The course focuses on career sustainability including digital skills to enhance artists’ practice, online portfolio development, participation, socially engaged work and fundraising. The programme will offer portfolio reviews, weekly studio time to work on a personal project that combines current practice and digital skills, to be shared with curators at the end of the programme. The course will include:

Practical digital creative skills appropriate to your own art practice Technologies such as Makey Makey, conductive paint, working with sensors and projection mapping Time and support to develop a personal project Using your new skills to develop participatory workshops for arts organisations Participatory work-placements at high profile organisations Fundraising for art projects Developing industry partnerships for future work Artists’ survival skills Open to artists and creatives working in any medium. This programme aims to offer skills and career development opportunities to artists at any stage of their career. Cost: £400 If you are interested in applying for a place, please contact debbiec@derbyquad.co.uk

More course dates coming in June and July, please see website for details.

above, see more at: bit.ly/quaddigicourse

FAMILIES, CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE FAMILY FRIENDLY

Education Gallery visits: Bring your class to explore our Martial Arts based exhibition season. Self-led gallery visits are free but booking in advance is essential. Teacher resources to support your visit are free to download www.derbyquad.co.uk/category/ teachers-and-resources Workshops: Approach the curriculum creatively by bringing your class to one of our film, visual or digital art workshops to explore the Martial Arts theme further.

KidsQUAD - Creative arts activities for children aged 7-11 years

DigisQUAD - Digital arts activities for young people aged 12-16 years

Summer term film making: Kung Fu KidsQUAD!

Easter holidays: Creative Photoshop

Saturdays, 25th April; 2nd, 9th, 16th May; 13th, 20th, 27th June, 10:30am – 12:30pm

Wednesday 1st & Thursday 2nd April, 1:30pm – 4:00pm

Following in the footsteps of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Jet Li, join our professional film maker Jenson to create a new martial arts classic, which will be shown in our Resource Area as part of our martial artsthemed season in the summer.

Work with Digital Artist Glenn to get creative in our Digital Studio. Using Photoshop techniques, experiment with layers, textures and filters to turn photos and text into digital artwork, based on the themes of Film Noir, detective agencies and murder mysteries.

Cost: £77.00 for all seven sessions

Cost: £33.00 for both sessions

May half term: Kung Fu coding!

May half term: Coding and Processing

Tuesday 26th & Wednesday 27th May 10:30am – 12:30pm

Join our one of our digital artists to create your own martial arts-themed game characters and platform design. Cost: £22.00 for both sessions

Thursday 28th & Friday 29th May 1:30pm – 4:00pm

Join one of our digital facilitators to develop your skills in coding and processing. Cost: £33.00 for both sessions

Early booking advised for KidsQUAD and DigisQUAD as places are limited, booking is essential through QUAD box office. Children can be left unaccompanied during sessions, children with additional or behavioural support needs should come with care support.

For more information or to book a visit or workshop: please contact our Education Curator: sandrag@derbyquad.co.uk.

Youth Review QUAD’s Youth Review is a group of 16-25 year olds who are passionate about film and culture. If you’re interested in reviewing film, music, theatre and art, both at QUAD and across the city, then get in touch at: youthreview@derbyquad.co.uk and come join us. Meetings take place every few weeks and are free!

Youth Forum QUAD’s Youth Forum is a group of young artists aged 12-19. For more information about forthcoming Youth Forum projects and how to get involved (places are limited), please contact youthforum@derbyquad.co.uk

Children’s Activity Guides Fun, paper-based exhibition guides designed for children are available for you to use in QUAD Gallery. Pick one up for FREE in our Resource Area.

Board Games At Night Friday 15th May, 4:30pm – 10:00pm FREE, just drop in

Crime, espionage, identity and solving the case will all be part of our one off evidence themed board game event for Museums at Night. Bring your own games or play ours, whilst surrounded by the exhibition Beyond Evidence An incomplete narratology of photographic truths in our gallery.

FORMAT Detect Until 12th April

Will you become the greatest photo detective at FORMAT? Who is Marie Arty?

FORMAT15 Easter holiday activities for children and young people: (KidsQUAD & DigisQUAD) Exhibition activity guides for children and young people: Free Activity Guides, Detective Packs (ages 5-11) and Assignment Packs (ages 12+) are available at QUAD or downloadable from www.formatfestival.com Education: The full range of activities for schools, colleges and universities are at www.formatfestival.com, Youth Forum: QUAD’s young artists aged 12-19 have been working together over the past year to create a group photographic exhibition to be displayed during FORMAT15 International Photography Festival. For more information about forthcoming Youth Forum projects and how to get involved (places are limited), please contact youthforum@derbyquad.co.uk

FORMAT Photo Family Trails Bike Scramble Monday 6th April, 11:00am – 4:00pm

Suitable for all ages Join the FORMAT Team in collaboration with The Park Bikeworks for this cycling photo trail. Get your cameras ready and take to two wheels to explore Derby, its parks and the FORMAT exhibition venues. The trail leaves from Park Bikeworks (Lycra optional). FREE. Booking recommended.

General Trail Saturday 11th April, 1:00pm – 4:00pm Suitable for all ages

Walk and photo workshop with a photographer from Media Arcade. Take a stroll around Derby and visit our exhibition venues. Start at QUAD and learn street photography skills and explore the theme of Evidence. Bring your own camera and come and discover FORMAT. FREE. Booking recommended.

Take part in our Festival Game ‘Detect’ to become a master sleuth in this unique and fun way of experiencing FORMAT15. Complete on and offline missions to recover the stolen photographs from Marie Arty aka ‘The Collector’. A priceless photograph has been stolen and it is your task to recover this image and bring The Collector to justice. Receive missions from FORMAT HQ and taunts from The Collector to find clues leading to the photograph’s location. Create your own detective identity and explore FORMAT venues and art works in this unique mixed-reality game. Complete all of FORMAT Detects missions and you will find yourself as part of our Hall of Fame in the Pearson Building.

Family Fun Game Days 1st & 8th April, 10:00am - 1:00pm & 2:00pm - 5:00pm FREE, meet in: QUAD

Join QUAD staff in this fast paced facilitated festival game tour. Be introduced to the Detect game and create your detective persona. Take on the art thief Marie Arty aka ‘The Collector’ in teams and claim back the stolen art work. Education tours can also be booked, please call 01332 285425.

To book or for more information visit: derbyquad.co.uk

GoldsQUAD Wednesdays 11:15am - 1:15pm

QUAD invites participants aged 50+ to form a supportive community that create art together and promote positive health and well-being.

Past Lives Derby film screening with Live Music 13th June 2:00pm - 3:30pm

FreeFall Arts have been working with QUAD and the people of Derby to create a film from home movie footage featuring everyday lives of local people. This charming and poignant film, shot in and around Derby from the 1930’s – 1970’s, will take you on a journey through Derby’s past, set to a live musical score from internationally renowned musicians, working with members of Sinfonia Viva and local young musicians. Tickets: £8.00, £5.50 concessions

Cost: £4 per session. For further information, please contact Charlotte Convey on: 01332 285427, charlottec@derbyquad.co.uk

Listen Love Learn Tuesdays, 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Creative activities for all families with children up to 5 years. A supportive environment to learn new skills and share experiences, includes specific focused sessions for young parents, babies, toddlers, mums, dads and the family together. £1 per adult per session For more information regarding the sessions, please see: bit.ly/quadlll

Past Lives Reminiscence Vintage Café 13th June 3:30pm - 5:30pm

Lego Saturday

Audience members from Past Lives Derby are invited to visit the Reminiscence Vintage Café to share their memories of Derby and responses from the Past Lives film. See footage and photos of Derby’s past and share your thoughts and memories over tea, coffee and cake. The event is free but paces are limited, so please book tickets.

Saturdays 11:00am until 4:00pm Suitable for children aged 3+ (and grown-ups!)

There will also be an exhibition of archive Derby photos in the foyer.

Come and have a play with Lego in the Family Friendly Resource area just outside QUAD Gallery. FREE all children should be accompanied.

EVENTS @ QUAD QUAD’s monthly events are open to everyone FREE entry unless otherwise stated. For more info see: www.derbyquad.co.uk/whats-on-listing/event

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QUAD Writers

Mondays, 20th April, 18th May, 1st & 15th June from 4:30pm

Tuesdays 21st April, 19th May v& 16th June 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Be inspired, learn more or bring your ideas to share with those interested in knitting, crocheting or making anything with yarn.

Whatever your level of experience, develop new writing, share work and receive feedback with our friendly, chatty bunch of writers.

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Mondays 20th April, 18th May & 15th June, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Like to sew? Work on your sewing projects, share your skills, or have a go at something new, all abilities welcome. £2 per person.

For more info about how to get involved: bit.ly/quadyw

Join DJ Flatbush City Limits as he spins movie-related cuts in QUAD Café Bar.

A fast-paced, competitive and fun night of quizzing using your iPhone or smartphone. £1.50 per person.

Make It Sew

Fun and supportive monthly creative writing group for 12-16 year olds. £5 per session.

Saturdays, 4th April, 9th May & Friday 12th June from 7:30pm

Mondays, 20th April, 18th May, 1st & 15th June from 8:00pm

See www.derbyquad.co.uk/booksquad for more book choices.

Saturdays, 18th April, 16th May & 20th June 11:00am - 1:00pm

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Speedquiz

Mondays, 13th April, 11th May & 8th June from 6:00pm

Writing East Midlands’ Young Writers’ Group @ QUAD

QUAF at QUAD 29th April, 27th May & 24th June from 6:00pm - 9.00pm

QUAD Unplugged Acoustic Feedback encourages local songwriting talent for free live music in QUAD Café with Tez Fuller Livin’.

‘togsQUAD with Derby Telegraph’s Victoria Wilcox Thursdays, 16th April, 21st May & 18th June 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Improve your photographic technique, get involved in Togs Challenges, and hear from the experts at QUAD’s hugely popular camera club. Pre-booking essential, £4 per person.

1623 Trainee Actors Showcase Saturday 20th June, 6.30pm, Free

See Shakespeare differently with the trainees of 1623, QUAD’s awardwinning resident theatre company, as they perform their own programme of scenes from Shakespeare’s plays with an unexpected twist.

Sunday Cinema Sundays 5th & 19th April, & 3rd, 17th & 31st May, 8th & 14th & 28th June from 5:30pm

Meet up with fellow cinema-goers in the Café Bar and see one of the post 6:00pm films, then meet up again afterwards and talk about it.

Derby Sketching Club Portrait Session Thursdays, 30th April, 28th May & 25th June 11:00am - 1:00pm

Derby Sketching Club hosts a monthly portrait session in QUAD’s Cinema Foyer, with a model, £1 contribution per person towards model fees.

Image credits: Dean Martin photography

To book or for more information visit: bit.ly/quadevents

Image: Chris Seddon

QUAD MEMBERSHIP For those of you who want a little bit more from QUAD, our membership scheme offers a host of benefits including FREE cinema tickets, discounts in QUAD Café Bar, discount on selected retail items and public evening classes & training, FREE QUAD Cine Kids Club membership, QUAD Mondays £5 film tickets, advance sales for special events and NT Live Screenings, a regular newsletter with exclusive members offers, competitions and invites to special events and screenings throughout the year, plus QUADpoints loyalty scheme, an exclusive benefit for QUAD Members. Please ask at QUAD Box office or see: www.derbyquad.co.uk/membership

QUAD membership costs less than £3 per month!

QUAD SUPPORTERS SCHEME QUAD Supporters Scheme is the ultimate treat if you are a fan of our live broadcasts, including our ever-popular NT Live events. Join the Supporters Scheme and your favourite two seats will be automatically reserved for you for all live theatre broadcasts during the advance sales period. Throughout the year Supporters will also receive invites to all exhibition launches, VIP events, six free cinema tickets, Cine Kids membership and a regular discount on QUAD Courses, selected QUAD shop items and on all Cinema tickets and Café purchases. Please ask at QUAD Box office or see: www.derbyquad.co.uk/friends-and-supporters-quad

QUAD SHOP Books, crafts and gifts for all ages Gift vouchers for Cinema tickets, Cine Suppers or QUAD Membership are also available. QUAD Shop is open daily from 11:00am.

QUAD CAFÉ BAR Come and try our new menu! Serving lunches evening meals and tapas plus an array of cakes freshly baked in-house. QUAD Café has a range of hot and cold drinks and a fully licensed bar. We are family friendly with highchairs, children’s menu and free colouring activities. Evening customers can also try a Cine Supper - a film and a meal for just £13.50 (please book ahead). QUAD is connected to Derby’s Super Fast broadband with a Wi-Fi spot in the QUAD Café bar which is now up to 16 times faster, making it ideal as a flexible workspace as well as a social space. QUAD Café is open daily from 10:00am, the ASK Bar on the Cinema floor is open daily from 5:00pm.

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ACCESS DETAILS QUAD is a fully accessible building, with a lift and facilities on all floors. There is a Sound PlusTM Infrared Listening system in the Cinemas, and an Integrated Loop system in the QUAD Box Office, The Box, Digital Suite, Meeting Room and QUAD Café Bar. Please feel free to contact our customer services team at the QUAD Box Office with your specific access enquiries. We make every effort to make sure our events are accessible to all, however we would appreciate that patrons with specific needs give us as much advance notice as possible so that we can ensure that proper provision is in place.

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Whenever possible, we show English subtitles for the hearing impaired. If you would like to be added to the list for ‘subtitled screenings’ for the forthcoming programme please send your email address to: info@derbyquad.co.uk or come into QUAD and sign up at Reception.

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