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ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD

Dir: Quentin Tarantino I USA/UK I 2019 I 160 mins I (18) Quentin Tarantino returns with another sprawling epic directed in his signature style. Taking place in 1969 Los Angeles, Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio), the former star of a western TV series, and his stunt double Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt) are struggling to make it in a Hollywood they no longer recognise. The cast also includes Margot Robbie, Al Pacino, Kurt Russell, Tim Roth, Damian Lewis and Elle Fanning.

HHHHH “SHAMELESSLY ENTERTAINING” The Times

MAKING NOISE QUIETLY

Dir: Dominic Dromgoole I UK I 2019 I 94 mins I (15) I Q&A Making Noise Quietly is a delicately poetic trio of short stories. The film paints a human picture of the subtly devastating effects of war and examines the bonds of suffering shared by us all, focussing on a conscientious objector, a bereaved mother and an ageing holocaust survivor. Acclaimed film and theatre director Dominic Dromgoole joins us for a Q&A on Wed 28 August.

PAIN AND GLORY

Dir: Pedro Almodóvar I Spain I 2019 I 113 mins I (15) In Spanish with English subtitles From acclaimed director Pedro Almodóvar (All About My Mother), Pain And Glory is a deeply personal drama telling the story of a series of encounters experienced by Salvador Mallo, a film director in physical decline. The film stars Penelope Cruz and Antonio Banderas in a Cannes Award-winning Best Actor performance.

HHHHH “A GORGEOUS, HUMANE JOURNEY” Time Out

MRS LOWRY AND SON

Dir: Adrian Noble I UK I 2019 I 91 mins I (PG) Timothy Spall (Mr. Turner) stars as artist L.S. Lowry, who lived his whole life with his over-bearing mother Elizabeth, played expertly by Vanessa Redgrave. Elizabeth actively tried to dissuade her bachelor son from pursuing his artistic ambitions, whilst never failing to voice her opinion at what a disappointment he was to her.

HHHH “REDGRAVE IS ON MESMERISING FORM” The Times

THE CHAMBERMAID

Dir: Lila Avilés I Mexico/USA I 2018 I 102 mins I (15) In Spanish with English subtitles Eve, a young chambermaid at a luxurious Mexico City hotel, confronts the monotony of long workdays with quiet examinations of forgotten belongings and budding friendships. From director Lila Avilés, the film has won awards worldwide and was nominated for Best First Feature at the BFI London Film Festival last year. “[AN] INCREDIBLY PATIENT AND EMPHATIC FILM” Variety

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THE SOUVENIR

Dir: Joanna Hogg I UK/USA I 2019 I 119 mins I (15) Joanna Hogg (Archipelago) directs this personal story of a shy film student (Honor Swinton Byrne) who begins to find her voice as an artist whilst navigating a turbulent relationship with a charismatic but untrustworthy older man (Tom Burke). The film also stars Tilda Swinton and Richard Ayoade.

HHHHH “EXCEPTIONAL” The Independent

TRANSIT

Dir: Christian Petzold I Germany/France I 2018 I 101 mins I (12A) In German and French with English subtitles Acclaimed German director Christian Petzold (Phoenix) returns with Transit, the mesmerising story of a German refugee who assumes the identity of the man whose transit papers he is carrying. Living among refugees from around the world, he falls for a mysterious woman searching for her husband – the man whose identity he has stolen.

“ACHINGLY MOVING” Variety

BAIT

Dir: Mark Jenkin I UK I 2019 I 89 mins I (15) I Discussion Bait is a remarkable new British film telling the story of Martin and Steven, a pair of brothers living in a picture perfect Cornish fishing village. When Steven begins using their father’s vessel as a tourist tripper, tensions rise between the pair and, after a tragedy strikes the heart of the family, their world will never be the same.

HHHH “HYPNOTIC” The Guardian

THE SHINY SHRIMPS

Dir: Maxime Govare & Cédric Le Gallo I France I 2019 I 100 mins (Cert. TBC) I In French with English subtitles After a professional swimmer makes homophobic remarks, he’s sentenced to coach The Pailletées Shrimp, a flamboyant amateur gay water polo team. They have only one thing in mind: to qualify for the Gay Games in Croatia. This French comedy from directors Cédric Le Gallo and Maxime Govare follows their bumpy but joyful ride to the competition.

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THE CANDIDATE

Dir: Rodrigo Sorogoyen I Spain/France I 2018 I 131 mins I (15) In Spanish with English subtitles A Spanish political party is pushed to breaking point when a newspaper scandal exposes a high-flying politician for illegal business ventures. From director Rodrigo Sorogoyen, the film stars Antonio de la Torre and has won multiple awards worldwide, including seven at Spain’s prestigious Goya Awards.

“GUIDED BY A TERRIFIC PERFORMANCE” The Hollywood Reporter

MIDSOMMAR

Dir: Ari Aster I USA I 2019 I 146 mins I (18) In English and Swedish with English subtitles From the visionary director Ari Aster (Hereditary), Midsommar tells the story of a couple who travel to Sweden to visit their friend’s rural hometown for its idyllic midsummer festival, which becomes increasingly violent and bizarre. Starring Will Poulter (Black Mirror) and Florence Pugh (Lady Macbeth).

HHHHH “A SICK, BEAUTIFUL MASTERPIECE” The Telegraph

PRETTY WOMAN

Dir: Garry Marshall I USA I 1990 I 119 mins I (15) I Parent & Baby A Parent & Baby screening of this ’90s romantic comedy classic. Julia Roberts stars as a prostitute who meets a businessman called Edward (Richard Gere) as he passes through L.A. As the two get closer, they discover there are significant hurdles to overcome as they try to bridge the gap between their very different worlds.

VARDA BY AGNÈS

Dir: Agnès Varda I France I 2019 I 115 mins I (15) In French with English subtitles Whether in front of the camera or behind it, Agnès Varda was a director who defied convention and traditional approaches to drama, leaving behind a revered body of work. In Varda By Agnès, her final film, she offers a personal insight into her work, using excerpts to illustrate her unique artistic visions and ideas.

HHHH “A PLEASURE” The Guardian

DIE TOMORROW

Dir: Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit I Thailand I 2017 I 75 mins I 12A In Thai and English with English subtitles I Discussion What happens the day before death is usually ordinary. Set in Bangkok, Die Tomorrow focuses on six people who are going to die tomorrow. They have no clue as to their fate, but the film offers a melancholic and philosophical reflection of their last days on earth.

Stay in your seat for a post-film discussion.

“UPLIFTING” The Hollywood Reporter

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MARIANNE & LEONARD: WORDS OF LOVE

Dir: Nick Broomfield I USA I 2019 I 102 mins I (12A) In English and Norwegian with English subtitles This personal and romantic documentary from Nick Broomfield (Whitney: Can I Be Me) begins on the Greek island of Hydra in 1960.

Leonard Cohen, then a struggling and unknown writer, and Marianne Ihlen, a single mother with a young son, became part of a community of artists and began a friendship that would last 50 years.

“PACKS AN EMOTIONAL PUNCH” Little White Lies

WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY

Dir: Mel Stuart I USA/East Germany/West Germany I 1971 100 mins I (U) I Family The much-loved adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic story is brought to life with pure imagination. Enigmatic candy manufacturer Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder) stages a contest by hiding golden tickets in five of his scrumptious candy bars. When Charlie Bucket finds one, he and his grandfather embark on a magical tour of the chocolate factory.

Family ticket price available, see page 12 for details.

ANIMALS

Dir: Sophie Hyde I UK/Australia/Ireland I 2019 I 109 mins I (15) Two long-time friends and party-lovers Laura (Holliday Grainger) and Tyler (Alia Shawkat) navigate love and life together in Dublin.

However, when Laura gets engaged, the pair find themselves drifting apart. From director Sophie Hyde, the film is based on the novel of the same name by Emma Jane Unsworth.

HHHH “A WONDERFUL, UTTERLY LIVED-IN FILM” The Guardian

ARE YOU PROUD?

Dir: Ashley Joiner I UK I 2019 I 100 mins I (15) I Q-Film This documentary feature takes a look at the history of the LGBTQ+ movement in the 50 years since the Stonewall Riots. Reflecting upon prominent issues within the community such as AIDS and hate crimes, the film also shows how the movement has supported people from all walks of life, explores controversial questions over the Pride march and highlights international battles still to be fought.

CAROUSEL

Dir: Henry King I USA I 1956 I 123 mins I (U) I Dementia-Friendly A Dementia-Friendly screening of the ’50s musical starring Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones. Based on the popular Rodgers and Hammerstein stage musical, the film follows a carousel barker who is granted permission to return to Earth 15 years after his death for one day as he attempts to make amends to his widow and their daughter.

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DON’T LOOK NOW

Dir: Nicolas Roeg I UK/Italy I 1973 I 110 mins I (15) In English and Italian with English subtitles Following the death of their daughter, John (Donald Sutherland) and Laura Baxter (Julie Christie) travel to Venice where they encounter a pair of elderly sisters who claim to have been in communication with the couple’s dead child. Nicholas Roeg’s unsettling masterpiece is an atmospheric adaptation of a short story by Daphne du Maurier.

HHHHH “GENIUS” The Times

MY NEIGHBOUR TOTORO

Dir: Hayao Miyazaki I Japan I 1988 I 87 mins I (U) I Family From iconic director Hayao Miyazaki, My Neighbour Totoro is the beloved animated children’s tale from Studio Ghibli screened in the English dubbed version. The film follows Satsuke and Mei, two young girls who find that their new country home is in a mystical forest inhabited by a menagerie of mystical creatures called Totoros. Family ticket price available, see page 12 for details.

HHHHH “A CAPTIVATING WORLD” The Guardian

THE MUSTANG

Dir: Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre I France/Belgium I 2019 96 mins I (15) Matthias Schoenaerts (Far From The Madding Crowd) stars as a violent convict in a rural Nevada prison who is struggling to escape the past. When he’s required to participate in a social rehabilitation programme, he’s paired up with a veteran horse trainer (Bruce Dern) and tasked with gentling an especially unbreakable mustang.

HHHH “A STRIKING DEBUT” Rolling Stone

OLDBOY

Dir: Park Chan-wook I South Korea I 2003 I 110 mins I (18) In Korean with English subtitles South Korean director Park Chan-wook (The Handmaiden) directs this violent drama telling the story of a man who, after being kidnapped and imprisoned for fifteen years, is released only to find that he must find his captor in five days. The film won the coveted Grand Prix at Cannes Film Festival upon its release in 2004.

HHHHH “THRILLINGLY HORRIBLE ADVENTURE” The Guardian

NOTORIOUS

Dir: Alfred Hitchcock I USA I 1946 I 101 mins I (U) Alfred Hitchcock’s noir classic celebrates its 70th anniversary. The film stars Cary Grant as a US government agent attempting to bring Nazis to justice. He recruits Alicia Huberman (Ingrid Bergman), the American daughter of a convicted German war criminal as a spy.

HHHHH “A MUST SEE” The Guardian

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DOWNTON AT DELAPRÉ We are extremely excited to be teaming up with Delapre Abbey for Downton At Delapré, a chance to combine your cinema ticket with an exclusive upstairs/ downstairs tour of Northampton’s 900‑year‑old hidden gem. The tour will culminate with drinks and refreshments in the Abbey’s stunning Victorian rooms.

Tickets for this film and tour package cost just £20, for more information, times and how to book this magical experience, call Box Office on 01604 624811 or visit www.northamptonfilmhouse.com.

DOWNTON ABBEY

Dir: Michael Engler I UK I 2019 I TBC I (Cert. TBC) The Crawley family and their staff are thrown into disarray by the impending arrival of King George V and Queen Mary. Written

by Julian Fellowes (Gosford Park), the film features a returning cast including Maggie Smith, Hugh Bonneville, Imelda Staunton, Matthew Goode, Michelle Dockery and many more.

RUGBY WORLD CUP Celebrate the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan with two rugby-inspired films. Keep an eye out for more screenings and World Cup events in our next brochure.

BLOOD & GLORY

Dir: Sean Else I South Africa I 2016 I 105 mins I (15) In Afrikaans and English with English subtitles Set in 1901, Blood & Glory follows Willem Morkel – a Boer and family man whose wife and son are murdered during the Anglo-Boer war.

Captured as a prisoner of war, Willem must survive incarceration in the notorious St. Helena concentration camp and defeat the ruthless Colonel Swannell at a game of rugby.

INVICTUS

Dir: Clint Eastwood I USA I 2009 I 133 mins I (12A) I In English, Afrikaans, Maori, Zulu, Xhosa and Southern Sotho with English subtitles Clint Eastwood directs the inspiring true story of how Nelson Mandela (Morgan Freeman) joined forces with the captain of South Africa’s rugby team (Matt Damon) to help unite their country. When newly elected, upon realising his nation is still racially and economically divided, he rallies South Africa’s underdog rugby team as they make an unlikely run to the 1995 World Cup Championship match.

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TO THE NORTH We are pleased to present a season of films to accompany Royal & Derngate’s Made In Northampton revival of August Wilson’s legendary play, Two Trains Running. The season explores the impact of implicit and explicit racial tensions in the Civil Rights era and beyond, vividly depicting the everyday lives of African Americans after the Great Migration north.

THE BUTLER

Dir: Lee Daniels I USA I 2013 I 132 mins I (12A) After leaving the South as a young man and finding employment at an elite hotel in Washington, D.C., Cecil Gaines (Forest Whitaker) gets the opportunity of a lifetime when he is hired as a butler at the White House. Over the course of three decades, he has a front-row seat to the inner workings of the Oval Office, however, his commitment to the job causes tension at home. Also starring Oprah Winfrey.

HHHHH “A BRILLIANTLY TRUTHFUL FILM” New York Times

A RAISIN IN THE SUN

Dir: Daniel Petrie I USA I 1961 I 128 mins I (PG) Adapted from Lorraine Hansberry’s award-winning play, the stirring classic A Raisin In The Sun focusses on Lena Younger (Claudia McNeil), who has proudly raised her family in a crowded Chicago apartment. Her children (including Sidney Poitier) all have their own hopes and aspirations, but when Lena becomes the beneficiary of a $10,000 life insurance payment after her husband’s death, they come into conflict over how to spend the money.

FENCES

Dir: Denzel Washington I USA/Canada I 2016 I 139 mins I (12A) Denzel Washington directs and stars alongside Viola Davis in this adaptation of August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which centres on a black garbage collector named Troy Maxson in 1950s Pittsburgh. Bitter that baseball’s colour barrier was only broken after his own heyday in the Negro Leagues, Maxson is prone to taking out his frustrations on his loved ones.

HHHH “OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES” The Times

DETROIT

Dir: Kathryn Bigelow I USA/Canada I 2017 I 142 mins I (15) John Boyega (Star Wars) stars in Detroit, from director Kathryn Bigelow, the Academy Award-winning director of The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty. The film tells the gripping story of one of the darkest moments during the civil unrest that rocked Detroit in the summer of ’67, when a police raid sparked one of the largest race riots in United States history.

HHHH “TENSE, TOUGH AND TERRIFYINGLY TIMELY” The Observer

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DIVIDED WE STAND Delve into three documentaries shining a spotlight on contemporary American society. From grassroots activism, to cultural and political exports, the three films consider the contradictions and divisions at the heart of the self-proclaimed land of the free.

HAIL SATAN?

Dir: Penny Lane I USA I 2019 I 95 mins I (15) This hilarious and eye-opening documentary feature chronicles the extraordinary rise of one of the most colourful and controversial religious movements in American history. With media-savvy members of the Satanic Temple organising a series of public actions to advocate for religious freedom, the film offers a look at a group of outsiders with a commitment to social and political justice.

“PROVOCATIVE, HILARIOUS AND LATENTLY ENRAGING” IndieWire

THE BRINK

Dir: Alison Klayman I USA I 2019 I 91 mins I (15) When Steve Bannon left his position as White House chief strategist he was already a notorious figure in Donald Trump’s inner circle.

The Brink follows him as he attempts to appoint himself as the leader of a global populist movement. A keen manipulator of the press and gifted self-promoter, this documentary feature lifts a lid on the man behind the headlines as he heads for Europe.

“ENGAGING AND ENRAGING” Variety

THE KING

Dir: Eugene Jarecki I USA I 2017 I 108 mins I (15) Forty years after the death of Elvis Presley, award-winning filmmaker Eugene Jarecki takes the King’s 1963 Rolls-Royce on a musical roadtrip across the country, comparing the rise and fall of Elvis with the fortunes of the United States. With appearances from Alec Baldwin, Chuck D, Ethan Hawke, Lana del Rey and more.

“SPRAWLING AND BRILLIANT” IndieWire

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The Q-Film Weekender is back, celebrating heroes of queer cinema and showcasing LGBTQIA+ stories from around the world.

For the first time, we invite filmmakers to submit qualifying films to be considered for official selection.

Visit our Film Freeway page at filmfreeway.com/Q-FilmWeekender to find out more and submit before Sun 8 September.

Advisory panel

We are delighted to announce our Advisory Panel, who will offer invaluable support and help us curate this year’s programme. Meet some of our amazing panellists from the local community below.

Becky Adams

Becky has worked in the film industry for 14 years. She cofounded the social enterprise film company Screen Northants who have shot two features so far, a modern day Macbeth and Nene.

Cat Nicholas

Cat assists with running Q-Film, Northampton’s LGBTQIA+ film group. She is also the chair of QStory, who are organising a local LGBTQIA+ book festival, taking place this September.

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Matthew Toresen

Matthew is an award-winning photographer, the Co-Chair of Northampton Pride and the Community Co-Chair of Northampton Borough Council’s LGBTQIA+ Forum.

EVENT CINEMA Enjoy the best of theatre, opera, dance and music performances from stages around the world in the comfort of our cinema. Please visit our website for full Event Cinema listings and up-to-date information about encore screenings.

Please note: While every effort is made to ensure the smooth transmission of Live Broadcasts, this is dependent on a number of climatic and technical factors.

OPERA

THEATRE

MET OPERA SUMMER ENCORE: ROMEO ET JULIETTE

NT LIVE ENCORE: ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS

MET OPERA SUMMER ENCORE: IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA

NT LIVE: FLEABAG

MET OPERA SUMMER ENCORE: LA BOHÈME

OTHER

TUES 27 AUGUST 7PM

TUES 3 SEPTEMBER 7PM

MON 9 SEPTEMBER 6PM

MET OPERA SUMMER ENCORE: AIDA SUN 15 SEPTEMBER 5PM

RIGOLETTO ON THE LAKE

THU 26 SEPTEMBER 7PM

THU 12 SEPTEMBER 7.30PM (VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR ENCORE SCREENINGS)

MARGARET ATWOOD LIVE IN CINEMAS

TUE 10 SEPTEMBER 7.30PM Join Margaret Atwood for a literary event to launch The Testaments, the sequel to the wildly popular The Handmaid’s Tale, with exclusive readings broadcast live to the cinema.

TUE 17 SEPTEMBER 8PM

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SPECIALIST & ACCESSIBLE SCREENINGS RELAXED

DEMENTIA-FRIENDLY

Everyone is welcome at our Relaxed Screenings.

The screenings are subtly adapted to create a welcoming environment for people with a range of conditions in the neuro-diverse community and for those who prefer a more relaxed cinema experience. There will be no adverts or trailers before the film and we’ll turn down the sound and keep the lights at a low level. Audience members will be able to move around the screen and make noise, and there will be a safe space for customers to use if they need to leave the screening. Tickets are the standard price and families are welcome at age-appropriate screenings.

Upcoming Relaxed screenings:

Dementia-Friendly screenings are open to all and offer people living with dementia, including young onset dementia, the chance to enjoy a classic film in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Tickets are standard price, with one free companion ticket. There will be no adverts or trailers before the film but our cinema bar will be open 45 minutes prior to the film, serving drinks and snacks. We are proud to have been named as the winner of The University of Northampton’s first Dementia Friendly Organisation Award.

Upcoming Dementia-Friendly screenings:

PAIN AND GLORY

WED 28 AUGUST 2.30PM

DOWNTON ABBEY

TUE 10 SEPTEMBER 2.30PM

THE SHINY SHRIMPS

TUE 24 SEPTEMBER 2.30PM

WED 11 SEPTEMBER 11AM SUN 22 SEPTEMBER 11AM WED 25 SEPTEMBER 11.15AM

SILVER SCREEN At these matinee screenings, patrons over the age of 60 receive a special ticket price of £7.

Upcoming Silver Screen films:

BLINDED BY THE LIGHT WED 21 AUGUST 2.30PM

VARDA BY AGNÈS

WED 28 AUGUST 2.30PM

MRS LOWRY AND SON WED 4 SEPTEMBER 2.30PM

THE SOUVENIR

WED 11 SEPTEMBER 2.30PM

DOWNTON ABBEY

WED 18 SEPTEMBER 2.30PM

THE SHINY SHRIMPS

WED 25 SEPTEMBER 2.30PM

BLINDED BY THE LIGHT CAROUSEL

DOWNTON ABBEY

FAMILY Our new Family screenings give you the chance to see family favourites at the discounted price of £10 for an adult and child ticket.

Upcoming Family screenings:

WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY SAT 31 AUGUST 11.30AM

MY NEIGHBOUR TOTORO SAT 14 SEPTEMBER 11.30AM

PARENT & BABY These exclusive screenings are only for parents/ carers and their babies under one, so there is no need to worry about disturbing other guests while the film is playing. Tickets for Parent & Baby screenings cannot be booked online; please call 01604 624811 or visit Box Office to book.

Upcoming Parent & Baby screenings:

PRETTY WOMAN

WED 28 AUGUST 11.30AM

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WED 11 SEPTEMBER 11.30AM

DISCUSSION

DESCRIPTIVE SUBTITLED

Discussion screenings give audiences the opportunity to hear from experts and delve deeper into some of the most exciting and challenging films in our programme. For more information and details of special guests, visit our website.

Upcoming Discussion screenings:

Everyone is welcome at our regular Descriptive Subtitled screenings. These provide additional auditory information for the deaf and hard of hearing through descriptive English language subtitles.

Upcoming Descriptive Subtitled screenings:

DIE TOMORROW

ANIMALS

THU 29 AUGUST 6PM

MON 9 SEPTEMBER 9PM

BAIT

THE MUSTANG

TUE 24 SEPTEMBER 6PM

THU 19 SEPTEMBER 8.40PM

Q-FILM

DOWNTON ABBEY

WED 25 SEPTEMBER 6PM

Northampton Filmhouse and Q-Film present screenings that explore lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer themes. Everyone is welcome.

Upcoming Q-Film screenings:

ARE YOU PROUD?

MON 9 SEPTEMBER 6.30PM

AUDIO DESCRIBED Audio description is available on many titles, providing an enhanced soundtrack for those with sight impairment. Whilst the film’s main soundtrack plays through the cinema speakers, wireless headphones allow users to listen to a recorded narrator detailing what is happening on screen. On arrival, please ask our filmhouse staff for a headset or induction loop. Please note, audio description is currently only available in Screen 1.

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FILM SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE ALSO AVAILABLE AT WWW.NORTHAMPTONFILMHOUSE.COM Below is a guide to the titles we have coming up this season. Do check the website or Box Office for details of extra screenings which may be added due to demand. Times and dates are correct at time of going to print but may be subject to change. To sign up to our weekly listings email, please visit Box Office, call 01604 624811 or sign up online at www.northamptonfilmhouse.com.

Fri 16 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Blinded By The Light More great films TBC Sat 17 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Blinded By The Light More great films TBC Sun 18 August Blinded By The Light Once Upon A Time In Hollywood The Butler More great films TBC Mon 19 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Blinded By The Light More great films TBC Tue 20 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Blinded By The Light More great films TBC Wed 21 August Blinded By The Light Once Upon A Time In Hollywood More great films TBC Thu 22 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Blinded By The Light More great films TBC Fri 23 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood The Candidate More great films TBC Sat 24 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Making Noise Quietly Midsommar More great films TBC Sun 25 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood A Raisin In The Sun Varda By Agnès Mon 26 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood The Candidate Midsommar More great films TBC

2.30pm, 5.45pm & 9.10pm 6.15pm & 8.50pm See website 2.10pm, 5.30pm & 9pm 5pm & 7.45pm See website 2.15pm 2pm, 5.20pm & 8.35pm 5pm See website 2pm, 5.30pm & 8.45pm 6pm & 8.35pm See website 2.15pm, 5.45pm & 9pm 6.15pm See website 2.30pm (SS) & 8.40pm 2.45pm, 6pm & 9.15pm See website 2.15pm, 5.45pm & 9pm 6pm See website 2pm, 5.30pm & 8.50pm 8.45pm See website 2.10pm, 5.30pm & 9pm 2.30pm 8.30pm See website 2pm & 5.30pm 2.15pm 5pm 2pm, 5.30pm & 8.45pm 6pm 8.50pm See website

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Tue 27 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Met Opera Summer Encore: Romeo Et Juliette Wed 28 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Pretty Woman Varda By Agnes Blinded By The Light Making Noise Quietly + Q&A Midsommar Thu 29 August Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Making Noise Quietly Die Tomorrow + Discussion Marianne And Leonard: Words Of Love Fri 30 August Mrs Lowry And Son Pain And Glory The Chambermaid More great films TBC Sat 31 August Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory Mrs Lowry And Son Pain And Glory More great films TBC Sun 1 September Fences Pain And Glory Mrs Lowry And Son Mon 2 September Pain And Glory Mrs Lowry And Son The Chambermaid More great films TBC Tue 3 September Mrs Lowry And Son Pain And Glory Met Opera Summer Encores: Il Barbiere De Siviglia Wed 4 September Mrs Lowry And Son Pain And Glory More great films TBC Thu 5 September Pain And Glory Mrs Lowry And Son More great films TBC Fri 6 September The Souvenir Transit Animals

2.15pm, 5.45pm & 9pm 7pm (NLP) 11.15am, 5.30pm & 8.45pm 11.30am (PB) 2.30pm 2.30pm (DF) 6.15pm 9pm 2.15pm, 5.45pm & 9pm 2.30pm 6pm 8.40pm 2.15pm & 6.15pm 2.30 & 6pm 8.30pm See website 11.30am (F) 1.45pm & 7.30pm 2.45pm & 8pm See website 2pm 2.30pm & 5pm 5.15pm 2.15pm & 6.15pm 2.30pm & 8.30pm 6.10pm See website 2.30pm & 6.15pm 2.45pm & 8.30pm 7pm (NLP) 2.30pm (SS) & 8.35pm 6pm & 8.45pm See website 2.15pm & 8.40pm 2.45pm & 6.15pm See website 6pm & 8.40pm 6.15pm 8.30pm

Sat 7 September The Souvenir Animals Transit More great films TBC Sun 8 September The Souvenir Detroit Hail Satan?

Mon 9 September The Souvenir Met Opera Summer Encore: La Boheme Are You Proud?

Animals Tue 10 September Carousel The Souvenir Margaret Atwood: Live In Cinemas More great films TBC Wed 11 September Pain And Glory Animals The Souvenir Transit Hail Satan?

Don’t Look Now More great films TBC Thu 12 September The Souvenir National Theatre Live: Fleabag More great films TBC Fri 13 September Downton Abbey More great films TBC Sat 14 September Downton Abbey My Neighbour Totoro The Mustang More great films TBC Sun 15 September Downton Abbey Blood And Glory Met Opera Summer Encore: Aida Mon 16 September Downton Abbey The Brink Oldboy More great films TBC

2.15pm & 7.30pm 5.30pm 8pm See website 2pm & 5pm 2.15pm 5.20pm 2.45pm & 8.45pm 6pm (NLP) 6.30pm (Q-Film) 9pm (HoH) 2.30pm (DF) 2.45pm & 8.15pm 7.30pm (LB) See website 11am (R) 11.30am (PB) 2.30pm (SS) & 6pm 6.15pm 8.35pm 8.45pm See website 2.15pm & 8.30pm 7.30pm (LB) See website 2.15pm, 6pm & 8.40pm See website 11.15am, 2.15pm, 5pm & 7.45pm 11.30am (F) 7.15pm See website 1.45pm, 4.30pm & 7.15pm 2pm 5pm (NLP) 2.30pm, 6.10pm & 8.45pm 6.30pm 8.35pm See website

Tue 17 September Downton Abbey Rigoletto On The Lake More great films TBC Wed 18 September Downton Abbey Notorious The Brink More great films TBC Thu 19 September Downton Abbey The Mustang More great films TBC Fri 20 September Downton Abbey The Shiny Shrimps Bait More great films TBC Sat 21 September Downton Abbey More great films TBC Sun 22 September Downton Abbey Invictus The Shiny Shrimps Mon 23 September Downton Abbey The King The Shiny Shrimps More great films TBC Tue 24 September Downton Abbey Bait + Discussion More great films TBC Wed 25 September The Shiny Shrimps Downton Abbey Thu 26 September Downton Abbey

2.15pm, 5.45pm & 8.30pm 8pm (NLP) See website 2.30pm (SS), 6pm & 8.40pm 6.15pm 8.30pm See website 2.15pm, 6.15pm & 8.50pm 8.40pm (HoH) See website 2.15pm, 6pm & 8.40pm 6.10pm 8.30pm See website 2pm, 5pm & 8pm See website 11am (R), 1.45pm & 4.30pm 2pm 5pm 2.30pm, 6pm & 8.35pm 6.15pm 8.40pm See website 2.30pm (DF), 6.10pm & 8.45pm 6pm See website 11.15am (R) & 2.30pm (SS) 11.30am (PB), 2.45pm, 6pm (HoH) & 8.35pm

2.15pm, 5.45pm & 8.30pm NT Live Encore: One Man, Two 7pm (NLP) Guvnors

(HoH) - Descriptive Subtitled, (R) Relaxed Screening, (DF) Dementia-Friendly screening, see page 12 & 13 for details

Adults: £9.50 Concessions: £8.50 (students, senior 60+, jobseekers and disabled) Child: £7 (14 and under) 16-25 year olds: £5 (Mon-Thu only) Peak Screenings (Fri & Sat eve from 6pm): £10.50, £9.50 concessions, £8 child (14 and under) Silver Screen matinees (SS): £7 (ages 60 and above)

Parent & Baby Screenings (PB): £8.50 Family Screenings (F): £10 for one adult and one child Live Broadcast screenings (LB): £17, £15 concessions, £12 child. Prices may vary.

Non-Live Premium screenings (NLP): £15, £13 concessions, £11 child Downton At Delapré package: £20 01604 624811 I 15

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