Jan - Mar 2013 - Brewery Arts Centre

Jan - Mar 2013
The Well-Digger ’s Daughter
Monsieur Lazhar
Mozart’s Sister
Death Proof
Polisse
Duel
Whisky Galore!
Searching for Sugarman
The Kid with a Bike
Vertigo Beloved
Headhunters
Troll Hunter
The Girl on the Train
Breakfast at Tiffany’s
The Notebook
Blowup
Potiche
Janapar
Sarah’s Key
The Turin Horse
Topsy-Turvy
Silent Souls
Tomboy
The Imposter
The Woman In The Fifth
The Flowers of War
Le Havre
The Guard
This is Not a Film
Brief Encounter
The Snows of Kilimanjaro
The People’s Choice!
Little White Lies
The Women on the 6th Floor
Happy New Year! Forget the gym, why not make it your
resolution for 2013 to get into cinema in a big way at the
Warehouse, Kendal’s home of independent, art-house and
foreign-language films.
We’ll be branching out this year by hosting Classic Silver
Screenings in the main cinema, with showings of Vertigo,
to celebrate the forthcoming release of the new biopic
Hitchcock; Brief Encounter, hosted by the Carnforth Railway
Station Heritage Society; and Mike Leigh’s Topsy-Turvy, with a
talk by members of the Kendal and District Gilbert & Sullivan
Society.
We will be getting adventurous in February with a special
Adventure Lecture screening of the cycling/travel documentary
Janapar, which will be hosted by director James Newton and
star Tom Allen.
To celebrate the release of Quentin Tarantino’s new film
Django Unchained in January, we bring you Quentin Tarantino’s
fifth film from the Grindhouse series, Death Proof, and we will
also bring you Steven Spielberg’s first film Duel to mark the
release of his new movie Lincoln.
We’ll be getting arty this spring with a special showing of the
cult British film Blowup, which features in the work of Swiss
contemporary artist Uwe Wittwer. This screening coincides
with an exhibition of Wittwer’s work which opens at Kendal’s
Abbot Hall Art Gallery in February. An introductory talk on the
exhibition will be given by curator Nick Rogers and film tickets
can be used to gain entry to the exhibition for free.
Our Back by Popular Demand series has a British Isles theme
with screenings of Whisky Galore! to celebrate Burn’s Night
and popular hit The Guard on St Patrick’s Day.
New for 2013 is The Language Club, a selection of foreign
language films which will be hosted by the Brewery’s Adult
Education French language tutor Dominique Pluskwa, with
informal Q&A sessions after the screenings (no obligation).
Love will be in the air on Valentine’s Day when we bring you
two of the most romantic films of all time: The Notebook and
Breakfast at Tiffany’s. The perfect excuse to cuddle up on a
comfy sofa with the love of your life and blub your heart out!
Finally, we’ll be showing two films postponed from last
season: Searching for Sugarman and the critically acclaimed
This is Not a Film, and who could forget our People’s Choice!
screening, where YOU get to choose the film on 29 March.
Chris Ashton, Brewery Film Coordinator
Tuesday 8th January
The Well-Digger’s Daughter (La Fille du Puisatier)
(2011) (PG) 107mins Romance Subtitled: French
Cast: Daniel Auteuil, Kad Merad, Astrid Berges-Frisbey
Director: Daniel Auteuil
Pre-Great War France. Beautiful village girl Patricia is the apple of father Pascal’s
eye. But the cranky, sharp-witted widower is deeply wounded when she’s
left pregnant and abandoned after her wealthy lover is sent to fight in the war.
Crushed, he banishes her.
Thursday 10th January
Monsieur Lazhar
(2011) (12A) 94mins Comedy/Drama Subtitled: French/Arabic
Cast: Mohamed Saïd Fellag, Sophie Nélisse, Émilien Néron
Director: Philippe Falardeau
When a teacher commits suicide at a Montréal middle school, 55 year-old
Algerian immigrant Bachir Lazhar offers his services as a stand-in. While helping
his students deal with their grief, his own recent loss is revealed.
Sunday 13th January
Mozart’s Sister (Nannerl, La Soeur de Mozart)
(2010) (12A) 120mins Biography/Drama/Music Subtitled: French
Cast: Marc Barbé, Marie Féret, Delphine Chuillot, David Moreau
Director: René Féret
Mozart’s sister Nannerl is five years his senior and a musical prodigy in her own
right, but if their father has anything to do with it, her talents will take a distant
second to finding a husband. Friendship with King Louis XV’s son may offer a
way out of her suffocating predicament.
Thursday 17th January
Death Proof
(2007) (18) 114mins Action/Thriller Cast: Kurt Russell, Rosario Dawson, Vanessa Ferlito, Rose McGowan
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Stuntman Mike drives a ‘death-proof’ car, to execute his murderous plans.
Reinforced so the driver can survive crashes, he stalks voluptuous young women,
then arranges ‘accidents’ that only he walks away from. Until, one day, Mike jostles
a car being taken for a test-drive by some girls who refuse to be terrorised.
See Django Unchained, directed by Quentin Tarantino at the Brewery
Cinema from 18th January.
Order a delicious Brewery
Pizza
from the Warehouse bar before
7.30pm and we’ll deliver it ‘take-away’
style to your seat in time for the film!
Sunday 20th January
Polisse
(2011) (15) 127mins Crime/Drama Subtitles: French/Italian/Arabic
Cast: Karin Viard, Joey Starr, Nicolas Duvauchelle, Maïwenn
Director: Maïwenn
A photojournalist is assigned to follow Paris’ Juvenile Protection Unit. Along with
members of the team - including the hypersensitive wild card Fred, tortured
officer Iris and the unit’s morally suspect commander - she’s soon exposed to
the city’s tough underbelly.
The film will be introduced by Dominique Pluskwa, the Brewery’s Adult Education
French language tutor, and will be followed by a short and informal Q&A for
members of the audience who wish to participate (no obligation).
Tuesday 22nd January
Duel
(1971) (PG) 90mins Action/Thriller Cast: Denis Weaver, Jacqueline Scott, Carey Loftin
Director: Steven Spielberg
Warehouse Film presents Steven Spielberg’s classic chase movie and first feature
film to mark the release of his latest film, Lincoln, in cinemas this month.
David Mann is a salesman travelling across California. When he passes a massive
tractor-trailer, the driver takes offence for some reason and pursues him
relentlessly across the state.
Thursday 24th January
Whisky Galore!
(1949) (PG) 82mins Comedy Subtitles: Gaelic
Cast: Basil Radford, Catherine Lacey, Bruce Seton, Joan Greenwood
Director: Alexander Mackendrick
A bunch of Scottish Islanders are determined to hold on to a cargo of
shipwrecked whisky, whatever the cost. In 1941, the SS Politician, en route to
Jamaica, carrying 250,000 bottles of whisky, sank off the coast of Eriskay, which
the locals gleefully looted. To this day Bottles are still carried in by the tides to
the beach. It must be a wonderful place to live.
Celebrate Burns Night (25th Jan) with our Warehouse Film Whisky Promotion.
Enjoy a single malt whisky for only £1.50 with your ticket (one offer per customer).
Sunday 27th January
Searching for Sugarman
(2012) (12A) 86mins Documentary/Biography/Music Cast: Sixto Rodriguez
Director: Malik Bendjelloul
Searching for Sugarman follows two South Africans in their quest to uncover the
truth behind the myth-ridden life of their folk hero, Sixto Rodriguez - a singersongwriter who some believe could have been a rival to Dylan.
The film will be introduced by Keith Redfern, the Brewery’s Adult Education guitar
tutor. The film will be followed by a short Q&A for members of the audience who
wish to participate (no obligation).
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Tuesday 29th January
The Kid with a Bike (Le Gamin au Vélo)
(2011) (12A) 87mins Drama Subtitled: French
Cast: Thomas Doret, Cécile De France, Jérémie Reiner
Directors: Jean-Pierre Dardenne & Luc Dardenne
Eleven-year-old Cyril tries to find his father, who has abandoned him to a
care home, and retrieve his precious bicycle. During the search he clings to
hairdresser Samantha who agrees to foster him at weekends. Yet Cyril won’t give
up on his father. Or trouble.
Thursday 31st January
Vertigo
Classic Silver Screening 11.00am Screen One
(1958) (PG) 128mins Mystery/Romance/Thriller
Cast: James Stewart, Kim Novak, Barbara Bel Geddes
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
John ‘Scottie’ Ferguson leaves the police force after a harrowing roof-top
chase that leaves him with acrophobia. Months later he is hired to investigate
the bizarre behaviour of his friend’s wife; Madeleine Elster believes that she
is possessed by the spirit of her ancestor, Carlotte Valdes. After rescuing
Madeleine from drowning, Ferguson begins to fall for her and is determined
to solve the mystery. However, a surprise is in store for him when they visit the
Mission San Juan Bautista…
Sunday 3rd February
Beloved (Les Bien-aimés)
(2011) (15) 139mins Drama/Romance Subtitled: French
Cast: Catherine Deneuve, Chiara Mastroianni, Ludivine Sagnier
Director: Christophe Honore
1960s France. Shopgirl Madeleine makes some extra francs as a part-time
prostitute who meets the love of her life while on the job. Skipping forward
several decades and the older Madeleine looks back ruefully on a failed
marriage. Could her daughter be making the same mistake?
Tuesday 5th February
Headhunters (Hodejegerne)
(2011) (15) 100mins Crime/Thriller Subtitles: Swedish
Cast: Aksel Hennie, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Synnøve Macody Lund
Director: Morten Tyldum
Norwegian Roger Brown works as a corporate headhunter, scouting potential
applicants for executive jobs, but also executes high-end art robberies. Dane,
Clas Greve, has the qualifications for a post Brown needs to fill and has just
inherited a Rubens, so Brown targets him - only to discover Greve is a different
type of headhunter.
Film
Parties
Thursday 7th February
Troll Hunter (Trolljegeren)
(2010 ) (15) 103mins Fantasy/Horror Subtitles: Norwegian
Cast: Otto Jespersen, Robert Stoltenberg, Glenn Erland Tosterud
Director: Andre Ovredal
Student filmmakers Thomas and Johanna set out to shoot a documentary about
bear-hunting in Norway, and trail mysterious, well-armed woodsman Hans, whom
they assume is a poacher. However, Hans turns out to be a government-sanctioned
operative protecting the country from the ravages of giant trolls. Tired of secret
heroism, the troll hunter lets the crew film his battles with monsters at great risk to
themselves. Shot in a vérité style, Troll Hunter is a thrilling and wildly entertaining film,
that delivers truly fantastic images of giant trolls wreaking havoc on the countryside,
with darkly funny adherence to the original Norwegian folklore.
Sunday 10th February
Girl On The Train (La FIlle du RER)
(2009) (15) 105mins Drama Subtitled: French
Cast: Émilie Dequenne, Catherine Deneuve, Michel Blanc, Odile Barski
Director: André Téchiné
A Parisian twentysomething affair with her wrestler boyfriend comes apart when
she pretends to be the victim of an anti-Semitic assault. When the ‘assault’
makes international news, things become even murkier.
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Tuesday 12th February
Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961) (PG) 115mins Comedy/Drama/Romance
Cast: Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard, Mickey Rooney
Director: Blake Edwards
A Valentine film for star-crossed lovers and friends alike, Breakfast at Tiffany’s tells
the story of two bohemians falling in love against a Manhattan backdrop. Audrey
Hepburn is at her iconographic best and a young George Peppard cuts a handsome
dash in film full of timeless and sophisticated charm. Henry Mancini provides the
musical score and won a deserved Oscar for the classy ballad ‘Moon River’.
Valentine’s Day Thursday 14th February
The Notebook
(2004) (12A) 123mins Drama/Romance
Cast: Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling, James Garner, Joan Allen
Director: Nick Cassavetes
This adaptation of author Nicholas Sparks’ bestselling novel revolves around Noah
Calhoun’s regular visits to a female patron of a local nursing home. Rather than
bore her with the inanities of everyday life, Calhoun reads from an old, faded
notebook containing the sweeping account of a young couple whose love affair
was tragically put to a halt after their separation in the midst of World War II. Seven
years later, the couple were reunited and despite having taken radically different
paths, found themselves unable to resist a second chance to be together.
Sunday 17th February
Blowup
(1966) (15) 111mins Mystery/Thriller Cast: David Hemmings, Vanessa Redgrave, Peter Bowles
Director: Michelangelo Antonioni
A successful mod photographer in London whose world is bounded by
fashion, pop music, marijuana and easy sex, feels his life is boring and despairing.
After meeting a mysterious beauty, he notices something frightfully suspicious
on one of his photographs of her taken in a park. The fact that he may have
photographed a murder does not occur to him until he studies and then blows
up his negatives, finally putting the puzzle together.
To coincide with the Uwe Wittwer exhibition at the Abbot Hall Art Gallery in
Kendal, we present this cult British film, which features in his work. An introductory
talk on the exhibition will be given by curator Nick Rogersv, before the film. Take
your film ticket to Abbot Hall and get in to the exhibition for free.
Tuesday 19th February
Potiche (Trophy Wife)
(2010) (15) 103mins Comedy Subtitled: French
Cast: Catherine Deneuve, Gérard Depardieu, Fabrice Luchini
Director: François Ozon
It’s 1970s France and factory heiress Suzanne Pujol twiddles her thumbs at
home while her domineering husband Robert runs her family business. But when
Robert is taken hostage she takes over his role. With the encouragement of old
flame and union boss Maurice Babin, her ambitions for the business grow.
Thursday 21st February
Adventure Lecture Screen One 8pm £10 all tickets
Janapar
(2012) (15) 79mins Documentary/Adventure/Romance Cast: Tom Allen
Director: James Newton
It was the start of a brand new life, but Tom Allen’s dream journey takes an unlikely
detour when he falls in love with an Iranian girl. Filmed by Tom over four years,
Janapar is an honest and life affirming tale of finding what you’re looking for when
you least expect it. More than half a decade in the making, Janapar is the directorial
debut for James Newton who worked closely to capture every aspect of life on
the road. Cut from over 300 hours of material shot in 32 countries, Janapar is an
unprecedented self-documentary with cinematic ambition, featuring an original
score by award-winning composer Vincent Watts.
Hosted by Director James Newton & star Tom Allen, with a Q&A following the feature.
Order a delicious Brewery
Pizza
from the Warehouse café before
7.30pm and we’ll deliver it ‘take-away’
style to your seat in time for the film!
Sunday 24th February
Sarah’s Key (Elle s’appelait Sarah)
(2010) (12A) 111mins Drama/War Subtitles: French
Cast: Kristin Scott Thomas, Mélusine Mayance, Niels Arestrup
Director: Gilles Paquet-Brenner
Based on Tatiana de Rosnay’s best selling novel, Sarah’s Key tells the story of an American
journalist on the brink of making big life decisions regarding her marriage and her unborn child.
What starts off as research for an article about the 1942 Vel’d’Hiv Roundup in France ends up
as a journey towards self-discovery as she stumbles upon a terrible secret and discovers the
heartbreaking story of a Jewish family forced out of a home that is now her own.
The film will be introduced by Dominique Pluskwa, The Brewery’s adult education
French language tutor, and will be followed by a short and informal Q&A for
members of the audience who wish to participate (no obligation).
Tuesday 26th February
The Turin Horse (A Torinói Ló)
(2011) (15) 146mins Drama Subtitled: Hungarian/German
Cast: Erika Bok, Janos Derzsi, Mihaly Kormos, Ricsi
Directors: Bela Tarr, Ágnes Hranitzky
Raw, compelling and emotionally devastating, Béla Tarr’s final film is a daringly original
and searingly vivid work of artistically precise, philosophically-rigorous filmmaking
that has left audiences the world over gasping for breath. Following a man and his
daughter in their daily routine, a bizarre series of disturbing events slowly begin to
strip life of its very essence resulting in a terrifying, all-consuming finale…
Thursday 28th February
Classic Silver Screening 11.00am Screen One
Topsy-Turvy
(1999) (12A) 160mins Biography /Comedy/Drama Cast: Allan Corduner, Roger Heathcott, Timothy Spall , Jim Broadbent
Director: Mike Leigh
After their production ‘Princess Ida’ meets with less-than-stunning reviews, the
relationship between Gilbert and Sullivan is strained to breaking-point. Their
friends and associates attempt to get the two to work together again, paving the
way for ‘The Mikado’ - one of the duo’s greatest successes!
This Classic Silver Screening Special Presentation will be hosted by Neil Lawson of
the Kendal & District Gilbert & Sullivan Society.
Sunday 3rd March
Silent Souls (Ovsyanki)
(2010) (15) 78mins Drama Subtitled: Russian
Cast: Igor Sergeev, Yuriy Tsurilo, Yuliya Aug, Ivan Tushin
Director: Aleksei Fedorchenko
When Miron’s beloved wife Tanya passes away he asks his best friend Aist to
assist in her burial according to the rituals of the Meryan people, an ancient
Finno-Ugric tribe from West-Central Russia. The two men set out on a road trip
across the boundless landscape, accompanied only by two small caged birds.
Along the way Miron shares intimate memories of his conjugal life but as they
reach the banks of the sacred lake, he realises he wasn’t the only one in love
with Tanya...
Tuesday 5th March
Tomboy
(2011) (U) 84mins Drama Subtitled: French
Cast: Zoé Héran, Malonn Lévana, Jeanne Disson
Director: Céline Sciamma
A beautifully directed, acted and sharply observed study of emerging female
sexuality. Ten year old Laure isn’t like most girls. She prefers football to dolls and
sweaters to dresses. When Laure, her parents and little sister Jeanne move to a
new neighbourhood, family life remains much the same, until local girl Lisa mistakes
Laure for a boy. Indulging in this exciting new identity, Laure becomes Mikael, and
so begins a summer of long sunny afternoons, playground games and first kisses.
Yet with the school term fast approaching, and with suspicions arising amongst
friends and family, Laure must face up to an uncertain future.
Thursday 7th March
The Imposter
(2012) (15) 99mins Documentary/Biography Cast: Adam O’Brian, Anna Ruben, Cathy Dresbach, Alan Teichman
Director: Bart Layton
Blending real-life testimony and dramatic re-enactments, this docu-drama
focuses on a swarthy, 23 year-old Frenchman who convinces a grieving Texas
family that he is their 16-year-old son who went missing for 3 years. Or did he?
Sunday 10th March
The Woman In The Fifth (La Femme du Vème)
(2011) (15) 85mins Thriller Subtitles: French
Cast: Ethan Hawke, Kristin Scott Thomas, Joanna Kulig
Director: Pawel Pawlikowski
The story of an American writer who leaves for Paris with the intention of
reconnecting with his estranged family. When his ex-wife turns him away, he ends up
involved with a Parisian crime circle and enters into an affair with femme fatale Margit.
Tuesday 12th March
The Flowers of War (Jin Líng Shí San Chai)
(2011) (15) 146mins Drama/History/War Subtitles: Chinese
Cast: Christian Bale, Ni Ni, Zhang Xinyi, Tong Dawei, Atsurô Watabe
Director: Zhang Yimou
It is 1937 and as Japanese troops and tanks flood the city of Nanking, the fate
of its citizens falls on the resolve of a handful of local soldiers and unlikely hero.
John Miller. Can sheer will, ingenuity and unimaginable bravery be enough to
beat such incredible odds? Explosive, deeply moving and visually stunning - The
Flowers of War is an action-packed war epic with a budget greater than Saving
Private Ryan and Schindler’s List combined!
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Thursday 14th March
Le Havre
(2011) (PG) 93mins Comedy/Drama Subtitled: French
Cast: André Wilms, Blondin Miguel, Jean-Pierre Darroussin
Director: Aki Kaurismäki
When an African boy arrives by cargo ship in the port city of Le Havre, an aging
shoeshiner takes pity on the child and welcomes him into his home, where they
then strike up an unlikely friendship.
St Patrick’s Day Sunday 17th March
The Guard
(2011) (15) 96mins Comedy/Crime/Thriller Cast: Brendan Gleeson, Mark Strong, Don Cheadle, Liam Cunningham
Director: John Michael McDonagh
Sergeant Gerry Boyle is a small-town Irish cop with a confrontational personality,
a subversive sense of humour, a dying mother, a fondness for prostitutes, and
absolutely no interest whatsoever in the international cocaine-smuggling ring that
has brought straight-laced FBI agent Wendell Everett to his door. A hilarious cult
classic and instant black comedy
NORTHERN EXPOSURE
SHORT FILM COMPETITION
NESFC
FROM BRAMPTON TO BLACKBURN VIA KENDAL & THE LAKE DISTRICT
We are inviting filmmakers in Cumbria and
North Lancashire to submit short films
on any theme, the best of which will win
this prestigious new award and see their
work screened at the Brewery Arts Centre
Cinema in Kendal. Closing date for entries
is 28 Feb 2013. The Awards ceremony
will be held in April 2013. For more
information see the Brewery website.
Tuesday 19th March
This is Not a Film (In Film Nist)
(2011) (E) 75mins Documentary Subtitled: Persian
Cast: Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, Mojtaba Mirtahmasb, Jafar Panahi.
Director: Jafar Panahi
Iran. December, 2010. Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi is placed under house arrest
after the repressive regime charges him with alleged crimes against national
security. His response? To covertly film his solitary circumstances using only a
cameraphone and a digital video camera.
Thursday 21st March
Brief Encounter
Classic Silver Screening 11.00am Screen One
(1945) (PG) 86mins Romance/Drama Cast: Celia Johnson, Trevor Howard, Stanley Holloway, Joyce Carey
Director: David Lean
At a café on a railway station, housewife Laura Jesson meets doctor Alec
Harvey. Though they are both already married, they gradually fall in love with
each other and continue to meet every Thursday in the small café, although they
know that their union is impossible.
This Classic Silver screening Special Presenation will be hosted by Bob Roe of the
Carnforth Station Heritage Centre and will be followed by an informal Q&A.
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Sunday 24th March
The Snows of Kilimanjaro (Les Neiges du Kilimandjaro)
(2011) (15) 107mins Drama Subtitled: French
Cast: Ariane Ascaride, Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Gérard Meylan
Director: Robert Guédiguian
When a retiring union pensioner and his wife are robbed of their severance package,
even the arrest of the perpetrator can’t salve this wound in their community.
The film will be introduced by Dominique Pluskwa, The Brewery’s adult education
French language tutor, and will be followed by a short and informal Q&A for
members of the audience who wish to participate (no obligation).
Tuesday 26th March
The People’s Choice!
Ever wished you could choose the films at the Brewery?
Well here’s your chance... Send us your ideas and suggestions:
Email us at [email protected] - Like us on Facebook facebook.
com/TheBreweryArtsCentreKendal - send us a message and look out for our
Warehouse Film poll - Follow our Twitter feed @BACKendal.
All participants will go into our prize draw, for a chance to win
TWO FREE WAREHOUSE FILM SCREENING TICKETS!
Closing date for entries is Friday 15th march
Thursday 28th March
Little White Lies (Les Petits Mouchoirs)
(2010) (15) 154mins Comedy/Drama Subtitled: French
Cast: François Cluzet, Marion Cotillard, Benoit Magimel
Director: Guillaume Canet
Ludo is seriously hurt on the streets of Paris after crashing his motorcycle.
Confined to his hospital bed in serious physical discomfort, he misses out on
the annual get-together organised by restaurant owner Max Cantara and his
fretful wife, Veronique, at their beach house. This shocking news about Ludo
starts a chain reaction and forces secrets between his friends into the open.
Sunday 31st March
The Women on the 6th Floor (Les Femmes du 6ème Étage)
(2010) (12A) 104mins Comedy Subtitled: French
Cast: Fabrice Luchini, Sandrine Kiberlain, Natalia Verbeke
Director: Philippe Le Guay
Paris, early 1960’s. Stockbroker Jean-Louis Joubert lives a peaceful yet boring
bourgeois existence with his socialite wife while his children are at boarding
school. The family has their world turned upside down when exuberant Spanish
maids move into their building’s sixth floor servant’s quarters. Teresa, Carmen,
Dolorès, Concepciòn and her pretty, young niece Maria will unexpectedly bond
with Leam-louis, opening up a new approach to his life.
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Shabby chic meets cool comfort meets art house – a
unique venue for anyone wanting to see the best in indie,
art house and classic movies in a relaxed & informal setting.
Doors & bar open one hour prior to start of each screening.
All tickets £5 (unless stated). Why not hire the Warehouse
for your own screening or private party? Contact John
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Warehouse Film 2013 - Coming soon highlights...
Amour, About Elly, Holy Motors, Untouchable, Elena, Sister, Samsara,
Rust and Bone, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Take This Waltz, Le Petit Nicolas,
Aurora, Alps, All in Good Time and many more cult, classic & alternative titles...
To book your tickets - go online: breweryarts.co.uk
by phone - Box Office: 01539 725133 or in person
The Brewery Arts Centre 122a Highgate Kendal LA9 4HE