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July highlights
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BELLE (12A)
British director Amma Asante (A Way Of Life) delivers a richly detailed period drama inspired by the 1779 painting of Dido Elizabeth Belle, the illegitimate, mixed-race daughter of a Royal Navy Admiral. HHHH “GUGU MBATHA-RAW GIVES A LUMINOUS PERFORMANCE” Total Film HHHH Daily Telegraph
JERSEY BOYS (15)
BRIGHT DAYS AHEAD (15)
CHEF (15)
SOME LIKE IT HOT (12A)
Clint Eastwood’s adaptation of the smash stage hit Jersey Boys, the story of four young men who form iconic 1960s pop quartet The Four Seasons. Christopher Walken plays the mobster trying to muscle in on the act’s success.
Director Jon Favreau (Iron Man) returns to his indie comedy roots and stars as a jaded LA chef who quits his job after a flame war with an online critic and finds a new passion for cooking. HHHH Time Out @ErrolFlynnFilm ErrolFlynnFilmhouse
In French with English subtitles French icon Fanny Ardant gives a standout performance as a distinguished woman undergoing a mild late-life crisis and enjoying every minute of it.
Billy Wilder’s hysterical classic sees Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon hiding from Chicago mobsters by masquerading as women in an all-female band, and befriending singer Sugar (Marilyn Monroe). HHHHH The Guardian, Empire, Total Film
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UNDER THE RADAR
DOCUMENTARY
In French with English subtitles Juliette Binoche and Bruno Dumont (Hors Satan) present the tragic tale of a celebrated French sculptress confined to an asylum by her family. HHHHH New York Times
Celebrate the British Grand Prix weekend with this gripping documentary telling the story of one of Formula One’s greatest drivers. HHHHH “AN EXHILARATING AND DEEPLY MOVING TRIBUTE” Daily Telegraph HHHH The Guardian, Empire, Total Film
CAMILLE CLAUDEL 1915 (PG)
SENNA (12A)
CONCUSSION (15)
After wealthy Abby (Robin Weigert, Deadwood) suffers a blow to her head, she starts a new double life as a high-class lesbian call girl. HHHH “AN ENTHRALLING, MODERN TALE” Empire
MISS VIOLENCE (18)
In Greek with English subtitles Alexander Avranas’ gripping drama won him the Silver Lion for Best Director at Venice last year. An investigation is started after an 11 year old girl leaps to her death with a smile on her face, but her family keep insisting that it was an accident. “COULD NOT HAVE BEEN BETTER ACTED AND CONSTRUCTED” Sight Sound
THE MAN WHOSE MIND EXPLODED (15)
The fascinating story of Drako Zarharzar, a former muse of Dali and model for Derek Jarman. Amnesia has robbed him of the ability to make new memories, causing him to live entirely in the present. In association with Q-Film. HHHH The Guardian
Spanish Apartment TRILOGY
Multi-lingual with English subtitles With the release of Chinese Puzzle, Cedric Klapisch completes his comic trilogy spanning 12 years, following the exploits of Xavier (Romain Duris) and the friends he meets at university in Barcelona. With Audrey Tatou, Kelly Reilly and Cecile De France. We are screening all three films so you can catch up on the trilogy or enjoy them individually.
I AM DIVINE (15)
The definitive biographical portrait of Divine – ‘Drag Queen of the Century’ – combines film clips, rare home movies and live performance footage, plus brand new interviews with John Waters, Ricki Lake and others.
ADVANCED STYLE (PG) POT LUCK (15)
Young Xavier heads to Spain to study and finds himself living with a riotous bunch of international students.
RUSSIAN DOLLS (15)
After college, Xavier struggles to make it as a writer and reunites with his old friends at a wedding in Russia.
CHINESE PUZZLE (15)
Now a novelist in China, Xavier heads to New York to reunite with his ex and their children. HHHHH New York Times
The story behind the fashion blog that became an international phenomenon. A group of ladies in New York aged 60+ challenge conventional ideas about beauty and ageing. HHHH “SWEET, FUNNY AND VERY, VERY NEW YORK” Little White Lies
LIVE SCREENINGS AND EVENTS
GLYNDEBOURNE: DON GIOVANNI
The Glyndebourne production of Mozart’s Don Giovanni, recorded in 2010.
NT LIVE: SKYLIGHT
The National Theatre production of David Hare’s Skylight, starring Carey Mulligan (Inside Llewyn Davis) and Bill Nighy.
FAMILY FILMS
Enjoy our Summer Holiday Ticket Offer of £10 for one adult and one child on the following films:
X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST 3D (12A) The original X-Men (Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart et al) unite with the stars of First Class (including James McAvoy, Jennifer Lawrence and Michael Fassbender) to thwart an army of mutant-killing robots. HHHH The Independent, Empire, The Times
MONTY PYTHON LIVE (MOSTLY)
For the first time in more than three decades, the comedy legends will once again perform some of their greatest hits, with modern, topical, Pythonesque twists.
FILM NORTHANTS: DARKNESS VISIBLE
Film Northants presents a series of dark shorts made by Northamptonshire film-makers followed by a Q&A. Recommended for ages 18+.
NEW SEASON
WALKING ON SUNSHINE (12A)
Leona Lewis makes her film debut in this feel‑good musical, set to the greatest hits of the ’80s. With Annabel Scholey, Greg Wise and Katy Brand.
DEVIL’S KNOT (15)
Reese Witherspoon and Colin Firth star in Atom Egoyan’s retelling of the notorious West Memphis Three murders of 1993. After three young children are found dead, suspicion falls on three local teenagers.
GODZILLA 3D (12A)
The famous monster is brought back to the big screen in thrilling CGI. Bryan Cranston, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen attempt to stop it wreaking havoc. HHHHH “ASTONISHING” Little White Lies
MALEFICENT 3D (PG)
Angelina Jolie is on top form in this twist on Disney’s Sleeping Beauty, as the unhappy fairy who curses young princess Aurora (Elle Fanning) in an act of vengeance against the king. HHHH “FAMILY-FRIENDLY BUT FEISTY AND A FEAST FOR THE EYES” Total Film
LEGENDS OF OZ: DOROTHY’S RETURN (U) COLD IN JULY (15)
In Jim Mickle’s ’80s-set thriller, placid Michael C. Hall (TV’s Dexter) becomes a local hero after killing a burglar, but must team up with a private eye when the deceased’s father seeks vengeance. “A SUPERIOR PIECE OF TEXAS PULP FICTION” Variety
A cracking cast lend their vocal talents to this animated adventure as Dorothy (Lea Michelle, Glee) returns to save Oz from the Wicked Witch’s brother (Martin Short). Dan Ackroyd, Kelsey Grammer and Jim Belushi play Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion.
POSTMAN PAT 3D (U)
Britain’s favourite postman (and his cat) makes his big screen debut as Pat (Stephen Mangan) enters a TV talent competition. With David Tennant, Rupert Grint and Jim Broadbent, and Ronan Keating as Pat’s singing voice.
ARTHUR AND MIKE (12A)
Frustrated with his life, Colin Firth fakes his death and becomes Arthur Newman, but his new life is interrupted by the arrival of the beautiful but fragile Mike (Emily Blunt), also trying to leave her past behind.
film schedule Fri 4 July Belle Senna Sat 5 July Belle X-Men: Days Of Future Past 3D Belle Sun 6 July Glyndebourne: Don Giovanni (NLP) Belle Mon 7 July Q Film: The Man Whose Mind Exploded Belle Tue 8 July Belle Camille Claudel 1915 Wed 9 July Belle (PB) Belle (SS) X-Men: Days Of Future Past 3D Pot Luck Thu 10 July Camille Claudel 1915 Belle Fri 11 July Jersey Boys Godzilla 3D Sat 12 July Jersey Boys Godzilla 3D Jersey Boys
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Sun 13 July Jersey Boys Bright Days Ahead Mon 14 July Russian Dolls Jersey Boys (FF) Tue 15 July Concussion Jersey Boys Wed 16 July Jersey Boys (SS) Jersey Boys Bright Days Ahead Thu 17 July NT Live: Skylight (LB) Fri 18 July Chef Jersey Boys Sat 19 July Maleficent 3D Chef Jersey Boys Sun 20 July Jersey Boys Monty Python Live (Mostly) (LB) Mon 21 July Chinese Puzzle Chef Tue 22 July Some Like It Hot Chinese Puzzle Wed 23 July Maleficent 3D I Am Divine Chef
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Thu 24 July Maleficent 3D Chef Film Northants Fri 25 July Legends Of Oz: Dorothy’s Return Walking On Sunshine Cold In July Sat 26 July Postman Pat 3D Cold In July Devil’s Knot Sun 27 July Legends Of Oz: Dorothy’s Return Monty Python Live (Mostly) - Encore (NLB) Mon 28 July Postman Pat 3D Advanced Style Cold In July Tue 29 July Legends Of Oz: Dorothy’s Return Cold In July (FF) Arthur And Mike Wed 30 July Walking On Sunshine (PB) Advanced Style (SS) Miss Violence Devil’s Knot Thu 31 July Postman Pat 3D Walking On Sunshine Arthur And Mike
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