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15 Apr - 26 May 2016
Welcome
We start the second quarter of 2016 with some great new films including biographical comedy
drama film Florence Foster Jenkins, starring Meryl Streep as the notorious opera singer with the
terrible voice and Hugh Grant as her protective husband and manager.
Ewan McGregor stars in British spy thriller Our Kind Of Traitor and Helen Mirren gives a
powerful performance in the modern wartime political thriller Eye In The Sky, which also stars
the late, great Alan Rickman.
Plus Jon Favreau’s The Jungle Book stars Scarlett Johansson, Idris Elba and Bill Murray.
Our Discover Cinema strand continues with Chronic, an eerie story of a suspiciously zealous
care worker (Tom Roth); King Jack, a coming-of-age film about a young delinquent over one
weekend in his run-down small town; and Matthias Schoenaerts and Diane Kruger star in the
tense and disturbing paranoid thriller Disorder.
Our special events include Richard III on 28 April, followed by a post-screening Q&A with
Ian McKellen to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, and Airplane, our next
Cult Film Club screening. Your ticket to which will entitle you to a free pint of Old Cannon or
alternative soft drink.
Currently our Screen Arts programme is bigger than ever, and includes Monet To Matisse
from the Royal Academy, Shakespeare Live! From The RSC, The Railway Children, Matthew
Bourne’s The Car Man, NT Encore: A View From The Bridge and Alvin Ailey American Dance
Theater Mixed Programme.
Our resident chef, Canadian Alex Rotherham, has kindly agreed to share some of his amazing
recipes with you – see pages 22–23 for his delicious No. 4’s Alpha Omega Salad.
And finally, don’t miss the amazing artwork currently on display at the cinema as The Big
Screen exhibition continues. Screen-printed posters by 19 local artists – based upon the film
that changed their life – are on display, and there are limited editions of these prints available
for purchase.
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Films
From 15 Apr
Eye In The Sky (15)
Director: Gavin Hood.
Starring: Helen Mirren, Aaron Paul,
Alan Rickman. UK 2015. 102 mins.
An edge-of-your-seat action thriller
loaded with agonising moral dilemmas,
Eye In The Sky is a nerve-shredding
account of a top-secret operation
to capture a group of terrorists in
Kenya. Helen Mirren stars as Colonel
Katherine Powell, a London-based
military intelligence officer making
life-or-death decisions. As plans for
an imminent terrorist attack emerge,
Powell argues that a drone strike may
be the only option. But when a little girl
is seen wandering into the kill zone, the
US-based drone pilot (Paul) is loath to
pull the trigger. Shades of dark humour
creep in as the decision makers, including
politicians and British Lieutenant General
Frank Benson (Rickman), debate the best
course of action, many trying to avoid
culpability by ‘referring it up’. But this
costs time and – potentially – lives. This
explosive clock-ticker combines action
with nuanced characters and up-to-theminute themes.
From 15 Apr
The Jungle Book (PG)
Director: Jon Favreau. Voices: Idris Elba, Christopher Walken, Scarlett Johansson,
Ben Kingsley, Bill Murray, Lupita Nyong’o. USA 2016. 106 mins.
Mowgli (newcomer Neel Sethi) is a human boy who’s been raised by wolves. But when the
fearsome tiger Shere Khan (Elba) decrees that humans are not welcome in the jungle, Mowgli
has to find a new home. Guided by his stern panther mentor Bagheera (Kingsley) and the
free-spirited bear Baloo (Murray), Mowgli sets off on a captivating journey of self-discovery.
The trio encounter new friends and foes along the way, including the sly snake Kaa (Johansson)
and the smooth-talking King Louie (Walken), a giant ape who is desperate to uncover humans’
most powerful secret: fire. Directed by Jon Favreau (Iron Man) and boasting a truly all-star
voice cast, this new version of Kipling’s timeless stories seamlessly blends live action with eyepoppingly realistic, cutting-edge CGI to create a lush, immersive world.
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Films
From 29 Apr
From 6 May
Demolition (15)
Florence Foster Jenkins (PG)
Director: Jean-Marc Vallée.
Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal,
Naomi Watts. USA 2015. 101 mins.
Director: Stephen Frears. Starring: Meryl Streep, Hugh Grant. UK 2016. 110 mins.
Although she was a prodigious child pianist, it wasn’t until 1909, at the age of 41, that Florence
Foster Jenkins (Streep) could begin to realise her considerable operatic ambitions. A substantial
inheritance enabled her to fund her own private recitals, undeterred by her inability to sing in
tune or to maintain tempo. By then separated from her husband, she took up with caddish British
actor St Clair Bayfield (Grant, giving a career-best performance), who both managed her
and indulged her fantasies – even to the point of a huge Carnegie Hall concert in 1944. Hot
on the heels of the fictional but similarly themed Marguerite, revered director Stephen Frears
(Philomena) and screenwriter Nicholas Martin have fashioned an equally amusing and often
poignant biopic of a woman driven by self-deceit whose willing accomplices included her
long-suffering accompanist Cosmé McMoon (Simon Helberg), if not Bayfield’s long-suffering
wife (Rebecca Ferguson).
The peerlessly versatile Jake Gyllenhaal
teams up with Jean-Marc Vallée
(Dallas Buyers Club) to take us on
an extraordinary emotional journey.
Wall Street banker Mitchell Davis
(Gyllenhaal) seems to be living the
American Dream, but when his wife
is killed in a car crash, he starts to
break down – literally. His father-inlaw (Chris Cooper) tells him: “If you
want to fix something you have to
take everything apart, to figure out
what’s important.” Davis takes him at
his word, starting with minor acts of
creative vandalism and building up to
the gleeful destruction of his own home
with a bulldozer bought on eBay. Karen
Moreno (Watts), the customer-service
representative of a hospital vendingmachine company, becomes an unlikely
ally as Davis plunges into a series of
twists, shifts and powerful surprises.
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Films
Coming Soon
From 13 May
Our Kind Of Traitor
(15)
Director: Susanna White.
Starring: Ewan McGregor, Damian Lewis,
Naomie Harris. UK 2016. 108 mins.
An unremarkable British couple holidaying
in Morocco, Perry and Gail (McGregor
and Harris) accidentally befriend Dima
(Stellan Skarsgård), a flamboyant Russian
businessman. When Dima pressures Perry
to deliver explosive information to MI6,
the couple are led into a murky world
where money laundering and espionage
uneasily intersect, propelling them on a
journey that involves Paris, the French
Alps and unsavoury corners of corporate
London – and imperilling their sanity and
their lives at almost every turn. Director
Susanna White brings an agreeable
corkscrewing of tension to an already
taut screenplay by Hossein Amini (Drive).
Hot on the heels of BBC TV’s The Night
Manager, this latest adaptation of a John
le Carré bestseller rewards our eager
anticipation with brilliant performances,
especially from Damian Lewis as an
overzealous spymaster.
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The Secret Life Of Pets
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Discover Cinema
Whether it’s a vintage classic, an art-house gem or a riveting documentary,
there will always be something different to discover in our weekly strand.
Tue 19 Apr, 20.30
Tue 26 Apr, 20.30
Tue 3 May, 20.30
Tue 10 May, 20.30
Tue 17 May, 20.00
Chronic (15)
King Jack (15)
The Witch (15)
Disorder (15)
Victoria (15)
Director: Michel Franco.
Starring: Tim Roth,
Sarah Sutherland,
Nailea Norvind. Mexico/
France 2015. 93 mins.
Director: Felix Thompson.
Starring: Charlie Plummer,
Cory Nichols, Christian
Madsen. USA 2015. 81 mins.
Director: Robert Eggers.
Starring: Anya Taylor-Joy,
Kate Dickie, Ralph Ineson.
USA/Canada 2015. 93 mins.
Director: Alice Winocour.
Starring: Matthias Schoenaerts, Diane Kruger.
France/Belgium 2015. 98 mins.
French with English subtitles.
Director: Sebastian Schipper.
Starring: Laia Costa, Frederick Lau.
Germany 2015. 138 mins. English, and
German with English subtitles.
In this vivid, beautifully shot
coming-of-age story, a
wayward teenager is forced
to look after his young cousin
over one hazy weekend.
Jack (Plummer) faces all the
trials and hardships of a
typical teen, but here they are
captured with a sharp attention
to everyday beauty. Propelled
by authentic performances
from a young cast, Felix
Thompson’s outstandingly
assured debut feature is a
nostalgic and blissed-out
experience.
Shunning a world that they
consider insufficiently godfearing, William (Ineson),
Katherine (Dickie) and their
five children decamp to a
spartan farmstead in New
England in 1630. When their
crops fail and their youngest
son goes missing whilst in the
care of their eldest daughter,
the parents’ inconsolable
grief soon spawns familial
recriminations – which are
increasingly fuelled by the
suspicion of evil forces lurking
in the forest. This impactful film
is startling in its avoidance
of predictable horror-genre
tropes.
This stylish thriller stars Matthias Schoenaerts
as Vincent, a soldier suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder who takes work as
a private security contractor. He is asked to
guard a lavish villa as well as Jessie (Kruger),
the wife of a wealthy businessman, and their
son. Vincent becomes convinced that the pair
are the targets for highly dangerous enemies.
Astonishing sound design and a cool visual
style are deployed to relentlessly build the
tension.
Director Schipper has pulled off a staggering
feat with Victoria, shooting the entire film in
one unbroken, exhilarating take. Set in Berlin,
it charts the preparation, execution and fallout
of a heist. Victoria (Costa), a Spanish girl living
in the city, meets local boy Sonne (Lau) at a
club. The immediate chemistry between the
two leads them into a situation that starts to
spiral out of control. A multiple award winner
at Berlinale, Victoria is an adrenaline-pumping
thriller that pushes the boundaries of cinema.
Winner of Best Screenplay at
Cannes 2015, Michel Franco’s
devastating follow-up to
the 2012 hit After Lucia is a
character study centring on
David (Roth), a home-care
nurse who tends to terminally ill
and acutely disabled patients
in modern LA. Driven by a raw
and intelligent performance
from Roth, the film is another
powerfully emotional work
from an important new
director.
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Fri 20 May, 18.00
Anomalisa (15)
Directors: Charlie Kaufman, Duke Johnson.
USA 2015. 90 mins
Written and directed by Charlie Kaufman
(Being John Malkovich, Eternal Sunshine Of
The Spotless Mind), the Oscar-nominated
Anomalisa is cast entirely by puppets to tell
a story of accidental love between a jaded
motivational author (David Thewlis) and an
insecure but kindhearted fan (Jennifer Jason
Leigh).
Sat 21 May, 14.00
Goosebumps (PG)
Director: Rob Letterman. USA/Australia
2015. 103 mins.
This beguiling adventure melds live action
with fantasy characters drawn from the
bestselling teen novels of R. L. Stine (Jack
Black). When the monsters from Stine’s books
escape the pages and are inadvertently
unleashed upon the town, there’s a race
against time to stop them.
Sun 22 May, 14.00
Chariots Of Fire (PG)
Director: Hugh Hudson. UK 1981. 124 mins.
The Oscar-winning Chariots Of Fire recounts
the poignant true story of two sprinters vying
for gold in the 1924 Paris Olympic Games.
It combines the finest elements of athletic
competition and human drama to create an
inspirational cinematic masterpiece.
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Mon 23 May, 18.00
Miles Ahead (15)
Director: Don Cheadle. USA 2015. 100 mins.
Don Cheadle brings plenty of attitude to
this Miles Davis biopic, which marks his
directorial debut and in which he also stars.
The performances, retro ambiance and
intoxicating soundtrack are all wonderful.
Tue 24 May, 18.00
The Brand New Testament
(15)
Director: Jaco Van Dormael. Belgium 2015.
112 mins. French with English subtitles.
Thu 26 May, 18.00
Sun 29 May, 14.00
Director: Stéphane Brizé. France 2015.
TBC mins. French with English subtitles.
Director: Roland Joffé. UK 1984. 142 mins.
The Measure Of A Man (Cert TBC)
Vincent Lindon gives a powerful lead
performance as an unemployed father trying
to make ends meet.
Fri 27 May, 18.00
Green Room (18)
The Killing Fields (15)
This artfully composed and powerfully acted
work follows an American photographer and
his Cambodian colleague, who is persecuted
by the Khmer Rouge in their campaign of
destruction. Fuelled by a searing blend of
anger and empathy, this is a stunningly
rendered epic.
Director: Jeremy Saulnier. USA 2015.
95 mins.
When an audience member is brutally
murdered during a gig, punk band The It Ain’t
Rights have to face off against a racist gang,
fighting fire with fire to get out of the green
room alive. Patrick Stewart stars in Saulnier’s
(Blue Ruin) exhilarating horror.
In this wondrously and hilariously surreal film,
God is alive and grumpy, using an ancient
computer to inflict malevolence on the world
he created. His daughter decides to hack into
his database and set course for a happier
ending by adding six new apostles to the
New Testament’s original 12, all with sunnier
dispositions.
Green
Room
Wed 25 May, 18.00
Elvis & Nixon (15)
Director: Liza Johnson. Starring: Kevin
Spacey, Michael Shannon. USA 2016.
86 mins.
America’s National Archives’ most requested
photo is of the king of rock ’n’ roll shaking
hands with President Nixon. This riveting
comedy drama tells the surreal story behind
the iconic image, revealing how Elvis turned
up at the White House in December 1970.
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Sat 28 May, 22.30
I’ll See You In My Dreams
(12A)
Director: Brett Haley. USA 2015. 96 mins.
After the death of her beloved dog, Carol
(Blythe Danner) finds that life has lost its lustre.
With the support of three friends, she decides
to embrace the world, and discovers that life
can begin anew at any age.
Contains infrequent strong language,
moderate sex references and drug use.
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Special
Late Night
Thu 28 Apr, 19.30
Fri 29 Apr, 22.15
Richard III (15)
Airplane! (12A)
A special screening event to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death.
Directors: Jim Abrahams, David Zucker.
Starring: Leslie Nielsen, Robert Hays USA 1980. 87 mins.
Plus Satellite Q&A With Ian McKellen
There will be a post-screening discussion between star Ian McKellen and director Richard
Loncraine, broadcast live from BFI Southbank. Audience members will be invited to submit
questions for the discussion via social media.
Director: Richard Loncraine. Starring: Ian McKellen, Annette Bening,
Jim Broadbent, Robert Downey Jnr UK/USA 1995. 104 mins.
It is the 1930s, and a long and bloody civil war has divided the nation as two powerful families
battle for the crown. The end of the war comes suddenly when the reigning King and his heir
are killed by the Commander-in-Chief of the York faction, Richard of Gloucester.
Richard's elder brother, Edward, takes the throne, establishing a shaky peace over the nation.
But Richard, shunning the dreary calm of peacetime, turns his attention to a new, private war
within the House of York. Brother to a sickly King and Lord Protector to a vulnerable young heir,
he sets in motion a murderous plot to divide his family, eliminate his rivals and usurp the throne.
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The classic, laugh-out-loud ‘80s air disaster spoof. Its brand of comedy based on a knowing
use of clichés, sight gags and deadpan acting inspired imitations for the next 20 years.
Alcoholic pilot Ted Striker (Robert Hays), who has developed a fear of flying owing to
wartime trauma, boards a jumbo jet in an attempt to woo back his stewardess girlfriend (Julie
Hagerty). Food poisoning decimates the passengers and crew, leaving it up to Striker to land
the plane, with the help of a glue-sniffing air traffic controller.
Contains moderate sex references and drug use.
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Other Screenings
Family Films
Parent And Baby
Screenings
Every Saturday at 10.30.
Tickets are £2 each.
Every Thursday at 10.30.
16 Apr
The Iron Giant – Signature Edition (PG)
90 mins
23 Apr
Labyrinth (U) 101 mins
30 Apr
The Muppets (U) 110 mins
Our club for parents and carers with babies
under one year old. Members can bring
their baby to the film without having to worry
about causing a disturbance. Please note
no pushchairs or prams are permitted in the
screen.
Please check in the cinema or online for
details.
7 May
Capture The Flag (PG) 94 mins
14 May
Alvin And The Chipmunks: The Road Chip
(U) 92 mins
21 May
London International Animation Festival
Shorts (PG) 70 mins approx.
Silver Screen
The first show in each screen
every Friday.
Are you over 60? Join the Silver Screen
Club to enjoy a free tea or Americano and
a biscuit at our Silver Screen shows.
Annual membership is free.
Tickets £5, £1 supplement for 3D films.
Labyrinth
Please note: parents may leave children over
eight alone in these screenings but should
be aware that the cinema is not providing
any official childcare. We do, however,
take special precautions to provide as safe
an environment as possible for younger
audiences. These include increased staffing
and ensuring that customers over 18 are not
admitted to the screening unless they are
accompanying a child. If you leave your
children in the cinema please be there on time
to collect them at the end of the film.
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Film for education or film for fun.
Get in touch if your school is interested in a
private screen hire for an educational trip
or an end-of-term treat. Great rates, and
refreshments at pocket-money prices.
Contact us at
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Abbeygate Arts
Sat 16 Apr, 17.55 Met Opera Live: Roberto Devereux
Mon 18 Apr, 18.30 Monet To Matisse: From The Royal Academy
Wed 20 Apr, 12.30 Met Opera Encore: Roberto Devereux
Sat 23 Apr, 20.15 RSC Live: Shakespeare Live! From The RSC
Sun 24 Apr, 14.00 York Theatre Royal & The National Railway
Museum: The Railway Children
Mon 25 Apr, 19.15 ROH Live: Lucia Di Lammermoor
Sat 30 Apr, 17.55 Met Opera Live: Elektra
Wed 4 May, 12.30 Met Opera Encore: Elektra
Mon 9 May, 18.45 Sadler's Wells: Matthew Bourne's The Car Man
Thu 12 May, 19.30 NT Encore: A View From The Bridge
Wed 18 May,19.15 ROH Live: Frankenstein
Mon 23 May, 18.15 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
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No. 4’s Alpha
Omega Salad
For four people
At No. 4 Hatter Street our menu offers a variety of top-quality
food with something for everyone, including truly scrumptious
burgers and exotic salads. Food is hand-crafted daily in our
kitchen using high-quality ingredients.
This really is quite a healthy salad; the small amount of sugar
added by the sweet chilli sauce is easily offset by the cashews,
seeds and greens. Healthy can be delicious.
Ingredients:
Rocket, washed 2 oz
Frisée, washed 2 oz
Cos, washed
8 oz
Red onion
4 oz
Red pepper
4 oz
Sweet chilli mayo 4 oz
Spring onion
1 oz
Method
For the roasted topping: For the dressing:
Cashews
4 oz
Sunflower seeds
4 tbsp
Pumpkin seeds
1 tbsp
Hemp seeds
1 tbsp
Sesame seeds
1 tbsp
Rapeseed
1 tbsp
Extra-virgin rapeseed oil1 tbsp
Sea salt
to taste
Ground black pepper to taste
Fresh garlic cloves
2
Cornichons2–3
Egg yolk
1 large
Cayenne pepper
pinch
Chilli flakes
pinch
Sweet chilli sauce
1 fl. oz
Red wine vinegar
1 tbsp
Rapeseed salad oil 3 fl. oz
Assembly:
Chop lettuce into bite-sized pieces and place in a large mixing bowl. Dice red onions and
red peppers and add as well. Add sweet chilli dressing and toss thoroughly. Distribute coated
leaves evenly amongst four bowls. Cut spring onions at an angle and sprinkle over salads.
Sprinkle roasted seeds and nuts over salads.
For the toasted topping:
Combine all the seeds and nuts and season to taste with salt, pepper and extra-virgin rapeseed
oil. Roast in a pre-heated oven at 170°C for five minutes. Allow to cool.
For the dressing:
Combine the egg yolks, cayenne pepper and chilli flakes in a mixing bowl, and whisk
thoroughly. Slowly add red wine vinegar and rapeseed oil, while continuing to whisk. Finely
mince garlic and cornichons. Add garlic, cornichons and sweet chilli sauce to the mixture and
whisk in.
Notes from chef:
You can take this salad a step further and make your own sweet chilli sauce for it. But I find that
for all the extra work it takes, a good-quality store-bought one will do just as well! If you have
difficulty getting - or simply do not like - any one or more of the seeds, feel free to substitute as
you like.
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