6 Feb - 19 Mar 2015

6 Feb - 19 Mar 2015
No. 4 Hatter Street
Welcome
In celebration of Valentine’s Day and the
launching of FIFTY SHADES OF GREY
As we move towards the excitement of awards season 2015, we have a great film-fest line up
for you, starting with SELMA. Directed by Ava DuVernay, the film is a powerful dramatisation
of America’s Civil Rights movement, starring an impressively convincing David Oyelowo (THE
BUTLER) as Martin Luther King.
Wine & Dine for Two
Choose two mains from our special menu
plus a bottle of wine for just £28.00*
No. 4 Classic Burger
Prime Suffolk burger with crisped streaky bacon, aged Cheddar,
red onion marmalade and sweet potato fries
Flat-Iron Steak
Prepared medium-rare. Served with fine bean salad and classic chips
Teriyaki Steak
Marinated in our own sauce. Served with fine bean salad and brown rice
Pan-Fried Hake
With horseradish sour cream, red cabbage coleslaw and classic potato chips
Teriyaki Rice Bowl with Grilled Chicken
Sautéed mixed vegetables, spicy yoghurt and red cabbage coleslaw
Panang Beef Curry
With red pepper, cashews, bamboo shoots and brown rice
Jambalaya Rice Bowl
King prawns, chicken, sausage, bacon, black bean salsa, spicy tomato sauce,
and horseradish sour cream
Slow Cooked Pork Penne
With goat's cheese, fried onion, broccoli and spicy tomato sauce
Vegetable Penne
FIFTY SHADES OF GREY, an adaptation of the first novel in E. L. James 100 million-selling
erotic trilogy, opens, and to celebrate what must surely be one of the most feverishly anticipated
films of the decade, or as a Valentine's treat, you can ‘Wine & Dine for Two’ with our special
menu offer at just £28.00 (see opposite page).
See Steve Carell as you’ve never seen him before, playing a mesmerising villain in
FOXCATCHER, plus there’s a gripping performance from Julianne Moore in the heartfelt drama
STILL ALICE.
And THE SECOND BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL opens its doors to new guest Richard
Gere and stellar regulars Maggie Smith, Judi Dench, Bill Nighy and Celia Imrie.
Abbeygate Arts presents the chance to see a fresh pairing of two of Shakespeare’s most
sparkling comedies with RSC Live: Love’s Labour’s Lost and Love’s Labour’s Won, plus NT
Live: Behind the Beautiful Forevers, Met Opera: Iolanta plus Duke Bluebeard’s Castle, and the
captivating Bolshoi Ballet Romeo and Juliet (captured live in 2013).
Plus, with half term just around the corner, we have SHAUN THE SHEEP: THE MOVIE and
everyone’s favourite pig, Peppa, on the big screen in PEPPA PIG: THE GOLDEN BOOTS.
Finally, are you a parent with a baby under the age of one? Why not join our ‘Big Screamers’
on Thursdays from 10.00 for coffee and a chat. Play mats and toys are provided, and you can
also enjoy our weekly film which screens at 11.15 – and baby can come too!
Andrea Holmes
Marketing Manager
Sautéed mixed vegetables, cashews and avocado cream
Wine
Terre du Soleil Sauvignon
or
Terre due Soleil Merlot
*Offer runs from Fri 13 Feb
to Sat 28 Feb 2015 inclusive.
Shaun the Sheep: The Movie
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Films
Continues
From 6 Feb
From 13 Feb
From 13 Feb
Trash (15)
Selma (12A)
Fifty Shades of Grey
Director: Stephen Daldry.
Starring: Rooney Mara, Martin Sheen.
UK/Brazil 2014. 114 mins. English and
Portuguese with English subtitles.
Director: Ava DuVernay.
Starring: David Oyelowo, Carmen Ejogo,
Tom Wilkinson. UK/USA 2014. 128 mins.
Shaun the Sheep:
The Movie (U)
Echoing the feel-good elements of
SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE, this joint
Brazilian/British production seamlessly
directed by Stephen Daldry (BILLY ELLIOT)
centres on three young ragamuffins who
stumble across a cash-stuffed wallet on the
rubbish tip where they forage to support
their families. The boys (played by uniformly
charismatic newcomers Rickson Tevez,
Eduardo Luis and Gabriel Weinstein)
promptly spend the loot. But then they
discover that the wallet holds considerably
greater value to a corrupt politician, who
naturally wants it back – badly. Helping
the youngsters as part of their own quest
for political justice are Martin Sheen as an
American priest and Rooney Mara as his
assistant, a stroke of casting that certainly
adds to TRASH’s global appeal, as does a
cameo by CNN’s renowned international
correspondent Christiane Amanpour.
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Ava DuVernay brings her strength as a
documentarian to this powerful Oscarnominated dramatisation of America’s Civil
Rights movement. Opening with Martin Luther
King (an impressively convincing Oyelowo,
THE BUTLER) collecting his Nobel Peace
Prize, the film swiftly moves to the bombing
of an Alabama church and the dignified
attempts of a local resident (co-producer
Oprah Winfrey) to register to vote. As its title
suggests, SELMA focuses on the city that King
chose as pivotal to his efforts to persuade
President Johnson (Wilkinson) to grant voting
rights for all, a battle that proved bitter
and often bloody. Carmen Ejogo as King’s
equally determined wife Coretta Scott King,
Tim Roth as racist governor George Wallace,
and Cuba Gooding Jnr shine amongst an
extensive, well-drawn cast of characters.
Contains moderate violence, racist language
and infrequent strong language.
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(Cert TBC)
Director: Sam Taylor-Johnson.
Starring: Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson.
USA 2015. TBC mins.
“Mr Grey will see you now.” This adaptation
of the first novel in E. L. James’s 100
million-selling erotic trilogy must surely be
one of the most feverishly anticipated films
of the decade. Student Anastasia Steele
(Johnson, THE SOCIAL NETWORK) goes to
interview billionaire businessman Christian
Grey (Dornan, hitherto best known as
the lethal Paul Spector in The Fall). He is
confident, smart, worldly and successful,
but as Ana gradually comes to learn, he
is tormented by personal demons. Their
developing relationship takes Ana on a
journey of exploration and discovery as she
comes to understand his desire – and her
own. Directed by the artist Sam TaylorJohnson (NOWHERE BOY), and scripted
by Kelly Marcel (SAVING MR BANKS),
this is a sensitive, stylish evocation of the
mysteries of pleasure, with beautifully judged
performances from the two leads.
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Directors: Mark Burton, Richard Starzack.
Voices: Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes.
UK/France 2015.85 mins.
Based on BBC TV’s most popular ever
children’s series, SHAUN THE SHEEP: THE
MOVIE is the latest stop-motion extravaganza
from the multi-award winning Aardman
Animations (Wallace & Gromit, CHICKEN
RUN), and is co-written and directed by
regulars Mark Burton and Richard Starzack.
It follows the always mischievous Shaun
(Fletcher) on his day off. After getting into
a bit of a pickle involving Mossy Bottom’s
uptight farmer, a caravan and a very steep
hill, Shaun finds himself having to rescue
the farmer from the big city, with the help of
his flock and the grumpy sheepdog Bitzer
(Sparkes). In typical Shaun style, it’s a recipe
for misadventure and highly humorous havoc,
and the breathless pace and steady stream
of visual and verbal gags will delight families
of all ages.
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Films
From 20 Feb
From 20 Feb
From 26 Feb
From 27 Feb
Whiplash (15)
Foxcatcher (15)
Love is Strange (15)
Director: Damien Chazelle.
Starring: Miles Teller, J. K. Simmons,
Melissa Benoist. USA 2014. 106 mins.
Director: Bennett Miller.
Starring: Steve Carell, Channing Tatum,
Mark Ruffalo. USA 2014. 134 mins.
The Second Best
Exotic Marigold
Hotel (PG)
Based on his own 2013 short and featuring
some of the same cast, writer-director Damien
Chazelle’s second theatrical feature centres
on the relationship between Andrew (Teller,
DIVERGENT), an aspiring jazz drummer,
and Fletcher, his ultra-demanding teacher
(J. K. Simmons, giving an Oscar-nominated
performance). Driven almost to nervous and
physical breakdown by Fletcher’s bullying,
Andrew sacrifices everything, including his
budding relationship with fellow student
Nicole (Benoist), for his chance of greatness,
leading to a shattering climax. Teller (who
did his own drumming) and Simmons (at last
relishing a lead role) are both magnificent,
Chazelle’s directorial hand is assured,
and the cinematography gives the film a
decidedly noirish edge. Its exhilarating
musical sequences alone justifying its many
awards – which include both the Audience
Award and the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance
2014 – WHIPLASH is an emotionally
powerful, highly individual drama.
Having won Bennett Miller (CAPOTE,
MONEYBALL) the Best Director award at
Cannes in 2014, FOXCATCHER has now
earned several Oscar nominations including
Best Picture. The film tells the true story of
brothers Mark and Dave Schultz (Tatum and
Ruffalo), wrestling champions taken under
the wing of multimillionaire John du Pont
(Carell). Du Pont invites the pair to join his
Team Foxcatcher and train for the 1988 Seoul
Olympics, and Mark in particular falls under
the spell of his wealth, drive and apparent
generosity. But the deeply strange du Pont
becomes increasingly sadistic and controlling,
and the trio’s relationship starts to spiral out
of control. The almost unrecognisable Carell
gives an astonishing, terrifying performance,
and Miller’s superb direction draws careerbest turns from Tatum and Ruffalo. The result
is an extraordinarily powerful psychological
thriller.
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Director: John Madden.
Starring: Judi Dench, Maggie Smith,
Richard Gere. UK/USA 2015. 122 mins.
In this sequel to 2011’s smash-hit grown-up
romcom, the Marigold’s co-manager Sonny
(Dev Patel) plans to open a second, rather
more luxurious hotel, but his impending
marriage to the feisty Sunaina (Tena Desae)
and the unexpected arrival of guests Lavinia
(Tamsin Greig) and Guy (Gere) – who may
or may not be hotel inspectors – prove added
strains. Meanwhile, permanent residents and
hopeless romantics Judi Dench, Bill Nighy,
Celia Imrie and Ronald Pickup pursue their
own ambitions, both in the original hotel
and amid the seething humanity of Jaipur,
all under the watchful eye of Muriel (Smith),
the keeper of everyone’s secrets. Numerous
intriguing subplots build up to the vibrant
wedding ceremony and Lavinia and Guy’s
startling revelations, making for a splendid
entertainment courtesy of a top-notch
ensemble cast.
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Director: Ira Sachs.
Starring: John Lithgow, Alfred Molina,
Marisa Tomei. USA/France/Brazil/Greece
2014. 94 mins.
Long-term New York lovers Ben (Lithgow) and
George (Molina) embrace the new legality of
gay marriage by getting hitched, only to find
George facing the sack from his intolerant
employer. Now unable to afford their
apartment, they’re obliged to live separately
with friends and family, an arrangement that
comes with pressures and discomforts that
none of those involved could have imagined.
Writer-director Ira Sachs (KEEP THE LIGHTS
ON) has strong form portraying the subtle
nuances of intimate relationships; with LOVE
IS STRANGE the middle-aged element adds
both poignancy and unmawkish humour.
Marisa Tomei as Kate, the put-upon wife
of Ben’s nephew (Darren Burrows), and
Charlie Tahan as her son are both especially
effective, but it’s veteran character actors
Lithgow and Molina who rightly steal the
show.
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Films
Half-Term Special
From 6 Mar
From 13 Mar
From Sat 14 to Thu 19 Feb
Still Alice (12A)
Suite Française (15)
Peppa Pig: The Golden Boots (U)
Directors: Richard Glatzer,
Wash Westmoreland.
Starring: Julianne Moore, Alec Baldwin,
Kristen Stewart. USA 2014. 101 mins.
Director: Saul Dibb.
Starring: Kristin Scott Thomas,
Michelle Williams, Matthias Schoenaerts.
UK/France/Canada 2014. 107 mins.
Directors: Various.
Voices: Morwenna Banks, John Sparkes, Lily Snowden-Fine. UK 2015. 60 mins approx.
Alice is a linguistics professor married to
the wealthy, loving John (Baldwin) and is
secretly diagnosed with genetically driven
Alzheimer’s after noticing her memory failing.
The deterioration accelerates, and worse still,
one of her children tests positive for the same
gene. Julianne Moore’s powerful, Oscarnominated performance as Alice holds great
resonance as she tries to come to terms with
her situation and remain positive, despite
her fading personality. We see through her
eyes and experience the disorientation she
feels as the outside world slips beyond her
reach. When the light of recognition dims,
her family’s determination to make her as
comfortable as possible is heartbreaking
and inspiring. Co-directors/writers
Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland
(QUINCEAÑERA) convey the tragedy of
Alice’s fate while affirming the strength of the
human spirit in this ultimately uplifting story.
Contains infrequent strong language and
moderate sex references.
Based on the bestseller by Ukranian émigrée
Irène Némirovsky, SUITE FRANÇAISE follows
a beautiful young Parisian, Lucile Angellier
(Williams, SHUTTER ISLAND), anxiously
awaiting news of her prisoner-of-war
husband whilst lodging with her domineering
mother-in-law (Scott Thomas) in a village
in Burgundy. Already overwhelmed by the
influx of refugees fleeing Paris, the locals are
soon obliged to billet the occupying German
troops that follow. Lucile finds herself falling
for a handsome and sophisticated young
officer (Schoenaerts, RUST AND BONE),
leading inevitably to emotional conflict
and tragedy. The film explores the theme
of women’s experience of World War II,
drawn from Némirovsky’s novel and her
contemporary viewpoint. In a rare move these
days, director Saul Dibb shot on 35mm film,
helping to create this tense, richly visual and
dramatically gratifying work.
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Everybody's favourite little pig makes a big splash with this big-screen outing. Peppa
Pig and her animal friends are well-established children's favourites, not least with
Toddler Time audiences at Picturehouse Cinemas. Now for a special treat we have
this hour-long feast of snorty family entertainment. The centrepiece is the lovable little
porker’s very first 15-minute episode, The Golden Boots. Peppa's favourite hobby
is jumping into puddles, so naturally she's looking forward to the big Puddle Jump
Competition. But calamity strikes when she can't find her boots. Now the race is on
to track them down in an adventure that takes her across land and sea – and even
to places you'd never expect! The packed programme also includes five popular
Peppasodes. In between the animations there's lots of extra fun too, including singing
and dancing from Channel 5's popular Milkshake! presenters Jen, Derek and Kemi.
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Community Screenings
Abbeygators
Silver Screen
Great kids’ matinees every Saturday at 11.00.
Tickets are £1.50 each.
The first screening in each screen
every Friday.
Feb 7 London International Animation Festival Shorts (Cert TBC) TBC mins
Feb 14 The Book of Life (U) 95 mins
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.
Feb 21 The Lion King (U) 89 mins
Tickets £4.50, £2 supplement for 3D films.
Feb 28 Film TBC
Mar 7 Penguins of Madagascar (U) 92 mins
Mar 14Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (PG) 98 mins
Big Scream
Every Thursday at 11.15.
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.
Feb 12 Selma (12A) 128 mins
Please note: parents may leave children over
eight alone in Abbeygators screenings but should
be aware that the cinema is not providing any
official childcare. We do, however, take special
precautions for Abbeygators screenings 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.
Feb 19 Fifty Shades of Grey (Cert TBC) TBC mins
Feb 26 Whiplash (15) 106 mins
Mar 5 The Second Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel (PG) 122 mins
Mar 12 Still Alice (12A) 101 mins
Mar 19 Suite Français (15) 107 mins
Children’s menu available at £4.80 in our café-bar
Our children’s meals are half adult portions – same quality, same ingredients.
Penguins of Madagascar
Free Wi-Fi available in our Café-Bar, No. 4 Hatter Street
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Discover Cinema
Whether it’s a forgotten classic, an art-house gem or a riveting documentary,
there will always be something different to discover in our weekly strand.
Tue 10 Feb
Tue 17 Feb
The Skeleton Twins
(15)
Love is All (Cert TBC) Bonobo (15)
Director: Kim Longinotto.
Director: Matthew Hammett
Director: Craig Johnson.
Starring: Kristen Wiig,
Bill Hader, Luke Wilson.
USA 2014. 93 mins.
Tue 24 Feb
UK/USA 2014. TBC mins.
Renowned feminist
documentarian Kim
Longinotto (GAEA GIRLS)
Reunited by his botched
plundered the BFI and
suicide attempt, Milo and
Yorkshire Film Archive
his estranged twin sister
to create this ingenious
Maggie (Saturday Night
dissertation on love, courtship
Live alumni Hader and
and its consequences
Wiig) rediscover each
throughout the 20th century.
other and together wrestle
Early images from 1898
their inner demons while
gradually give way to
he recuperates in the home
dramatically lit and observed
she shares with her breezy
scenes from newsreels,
husband Lance (Wilson).
documentaries and films
Director Craig Johnson’s script featuring couples dancing,
nimbly balances sardonic
flirting, making out and
self-loathing, humanising
marrying – as governed
revelations and bawdy
by the changing mores of
comedy, and the result is
the times. Sheffield singertragicomedy of the highest
songwriter Richard Hawley
order.
provides the highly evocative
soundtrack for this joyously
absorbing work.
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Knott. Starring: James Norton,
Eleanor Wyld, Tessa PeakeJones, Josie Lawrence.
UK 2014. 83 mins.
Judith (Peake-Jones) is
horrified when her daughter
abandons law school for
a commune based on the
behavioural traits of bonobo
apes, not least because it
seems to involve lots of sex.
But when she is invited by the
group’s leader (Lawrence)
to spend a weekend
there, Judith undergoes a
damascene conversion – of
sorts. This unusual comedy
drama boasts understated,
compassionate performances
from a talented ensemble.
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Tue 3 Mar
Tue 10 Mar
Tue 17 Mar
Winter Sleep (15)
Leviathan (15)
Director: Nuri Bilge Ceylan.
Starring: Haluk Bilginer,
Melisa Sözen, Demet Akbag.
Turkey/France/Germany
2014. 196 mins. Turkish with
English subtitles.
Director: Andrey
Zvyagintsev. Starring:
Vladimir Vdovichenkov,
Elena Lyadova, Aleksey
Serebryakov. Russia 2014.
141 mins. Russian with
English subtitles.
The Green Prince
(15)
Director Nuri Bilge Ceylan
(ONCE UPON A TIME
IN ANATOLIA, THREE
MONKEYS) won the Palme
d’Or at Cannes 2014 with this
tale of Aydin (Bilginer),
a wealthy ex-actor who lords
it over the inhabitants of the
remote village where his
hotel is the prime employer.
Fancying himself a benign
influence, Aydin seems
oblivious of the scorn he
incurs, until a stone thrown
by a local kid prompts a
slow, intense journey of selfexamination.
This powerful drama from
Cannes winner Zvyagintsev
(THE RETURN) centres on a
roughneck mechanic and his
family’s struggle to save their
home from a corrupt mayor
turned property developer.
When a handsome Moscow
lawyer arrives to help, the
more venal aspects of human
nature are revealed.
Director: Nadav Schirman.
Germany/USA/UK/Israel
2014. 101 mins.
Using exclusive first-hand
testimony, dramatic action
sequences and archive
footage, this extraordinary
documentary follows the
son of a Hamas leader who
emerged as one of Israel’s
prized informants, and the
Israeli agent who risked
his career to protect him.
Imprisoned for smuggling
guns at the age of 17, Mosab
Hassan Yousef then agreed
to spy for the Shin Bet, a
mission he carried out for
over a decade. His story
will challenge much of what
you know about the IsraeliPalestinian conflict.
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Met Opera
Abbeygate Arts
Iolanta + Duke
Bluebeard's Castle
Live: Sat 14 Feb, 17.30
Encore: Wed 18 Feb, 13.30
La Donna del Lago
Live: Sat 14 Mar, 16.55
Encore: Wed 18 Mar, 13.30
● Tickets: Full price £30 /
Members £23 / Concessions £25
● Weekday Encores before 5.00:
Full price £20 / Members £13 /
Concessions £15
Royal Shakespeare
Company
Love's Labour's Lost
Live: Wed 11 Feb, 19.00
Encore: Wed 18 Feb, 19.00
Love's Labour's Won
Live: Wed 4 Mar, 19.00
Encore: Wed 11 Mar, 19.00
● Tickets: Full price £20 /
Members £13 / Concessions £15
Bolshoi Ballet
Royal Opera House
Der Fliegende Holländer
Live: Tue 24 Feb, 19.15
Romeo and Juliet
Captured live: Sun 8 Mar, 15.00
● Tickets: Full price £15 /
Members £13 / Concessions £13
Swan Lake
Live: Tue 17 Mar, 19.15
● Tickets: Full price £20 /
Members £13 / Concessions £15
National Theatre
Behind the Beautiful Forevers
Live: Thu 12 Mar, 19.00
● Tickets: Full price £17.50 /
Members £13 / Concessions £14
Bolshoi Ballet
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Box Office
The Sound of Music (U)
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first performance and closes 15 minutes after
the start of the last performance.
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One of the most successful screen musicals of all time, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s beloved
tale is presented here in a gorgeous new digital restoration to mark its 50th anniversary. Julie
Andrews stars as the fun-loving Maria, bringing sunshine into the lives of the Von Trapp family
amid the beautiful Bavarian Alps.
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The hills are alive with the sound of nuns and lonely goatherds!
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Director: Robert Wise. Starring: Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer. USA 1965. 174 mins.
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Diary
From 6 Feb
Main Features
Selma
Trash
From 20 Feb
Main Features
Abbeygators
London International Animation Festival
Shorts, Sat 11.00
Discover Cinema
50 Shades of Grey
Whiplash
Foxcatcher
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
(opens Thu 26)
The Skeleton Twins, Tue
Abbeygators
RSC Live: Love's Labour’s Lost,
Wed 19.00
Discover Cinema
Screen Arts
Big Scream
Selma, Thu 11.15
From 13 Feb
Main Features
50 Shades of Grey
Shaun the Sheep: The Movie
Selma
Peppa Pig: The Golden Boots
Abbeygators
The Lion King, Sat 11.00
Bonobo, Tue
Screen Arts
ROH Live: Der Fliegende Holländer,
Tue 19.15
Big Scream
Whiplash, Thu 11.15
From 27 Feb
Main Features
Penguins of Madagascar, Sat 11.00
Screen Arts
Bolshoi: Romeo & Juliet, Sun 15.00
RSC Encore: Love’s Labour’s Won,
Wed 19.00
NT Live: Behind the Beautiful Forevers,
Thu 19.00
Discover Cinema
Leviathan, Tue
Big Scream
Still Alice, Thu 11.15
From 13 Mar
Abbeygators
Discover Cinema
Big Scream
Abbeygators
Film TBC, Sat 11.00
Met Opera: Iolanta +
Duke Bluebeard’s Castle, Sat 17.30
RSC Encore: Love’s Labour’s Lost,
Wed 19.00
Met Encore Iolanta plus Duke
Bluebeard’s Castle, Wed 13.30
Love is All, Tue
Still Alice
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Main Features
Abbeygators
Discover Cinema
Main Features
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Love is Strange
The Book of Life, Sat 11.00
Screen Arts
From 6 Mar
Winter Sleep, Tue
Screen Arts
RSC Live: Love's Labour’s Won,
Wed 19.00
Big Scream
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,
Thu 11.15
50 Shades of Grey, Thu 11.15
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Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,
Sat 11.00
Screen Arts
Met Opera: La Donna del Lago,
Sat 16.55
ROH Live: Swan Lake, Tue 19.15
Met Encore: La Donna del Lago,
Wed 13.30
Discover Cinema
The Green Prince, Tue
Big Scream
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Suite Française
The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
Suite Française, Thu 11.15
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Coming Soon: Sun 25 Mar, 18.30
THE PHANTOM CARRIAGE
With live piano accompaniment
by John Sweeney
Introduced by Trish Sheil,
Cambridgeshire Film Consortium
An alcoholic is visited on New Year’s Eve
by a ghostly carriage driver who forces
him to look back on his misspent life. This
seminal classic of silent-era cinema was
technically impressive for its day, using
double exposure to tell Nobel Prize winner
Selma Lagerlöf’s story.
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Membership
Abbeygate Members enjoy the following benefits and discounts.
● Free film tickets (three for Single Members, six for Joint Members
and two for Student Members)
(not redeemable against Abbeygate Arts shows)
● Up to £2 discount on tickets for a year
(the discount is for the Member only, not the whole party)
● 10% off the Member’s food and drinks
● The Abbeygate programme posted to your home
(not included in Student Membership)
Retired Membership.
● Available to those who are over 60 and retired
(you must bring proof of status to the cinema)
Student Membership.
Buy a
Membership
or Gift Voucher
for film-loving
family and
friends
● Available to those in full-time or part-time secondary or
higher education (age 15+), including mature students
(you must bring proof of status to the cinema)
Prices.
Single Membership £36
Joint Membership £67 (two people living at one address)
Retired Membership £32
Joint Retired Membership £59 (two people living at one address)
Student Membership £10
For full details, and to buy or renew your Membership,
call 0871 902 5722 or ask at the cinema.