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CINEMA SCOTLAND
UNDER THE RAINBOW 15A
112 mins - France 2013 - Subtitles - Dir: Agnés Jaoui
Starring: Agathe Bonitzer, Arthur Dupont and Didier Sandre
Laura is still waiting for Prince Charming at the age of 24. So when
Sandro appears at a party, exactly like her Prince would in her
dreams, she thinks she’s finally found her knight in shining armour.
“Witty and knowing...frequently funny” Variety
Sun 20 July
2pm / 6.15pm
Mon 21 July
6.15pm
Tues 22 July
6.15pm
Wed 23 July
6.15pm
Compiled with the assistance of Creative Scotland, this special
programme presents the best in contemporary Scottish cinema
through a mixture of exceptional feature films both new and old
(sci-fi, comedy, drama, even a musical), relevant documentaries
and short films from promising directors. For full details, please visit
our website: www.triskelartscentre.ie
UNDER THE SKIN (15A) Sat 21 June @ 8.30pm
108 mins - United Kingdom 2013 - Dir: Jonathan Glazer
Starring: Scarlett Johansson, Paul Brannigan and Krystof Hádek
Scarlett Johansson gives the performance
of her career as an anonymous alien who
arrives on planet earth. Taking on human
form, she observes our species while
executing a sinister mission. Chris O’Neill,
Head Of Cinema at Triskel Christchurch,
will host a talk about Under The Skin
after the screening.
YOU’VE BEEN TRUMPED (NC) Sun 22 June @ 8.30pm
95 mins - United Kingdom 2011 - Documentary - Dir: Anthony Baxter
Featuring: Michael Forbes, Donald Trump and Anthony Baxter
In this David and Goliath story for the
21st century, a group of proud Scottish
homeowners take on tycoon Donald
Trump as he buys up one of Scotland’s
last wilderness areas to build a golf resort.
MAD MAX DOUBLE FEATURE
91 mins / 96 mins - Australia 1979/1981 - Dir: George Miller
Starring: Mel Gibson, Steve Bisley and Bruce Spence
Often copied but never equaled, Mad Max and Mad Max 2 (aka The
Road Warrior) are two of the most influential action-adventure sci-fi
thrillers ever to grace the silver screen. Twisted Celluloid presents
these films together on one special evening, both fully uncensored,
with the original Australian dialogue tracks, and digitally remastered. A
special double feature ticket and individual tickets are available.
MAD MAX NC
In the near future motorcycle gangs rule the impoverished roads
of this dystopian society. Max Rockansky is the fearless cop who
wages war against them, and they retaliate by targeting his family.
Sat 19 July
7pm
Twisted Celluloid Presents Mad Max
Regular tickets prices apply or see both films for €12 (€10 conc.)
MAD MAX 2 NC
Alone in the post-apocalyptic wasteland, Max sets out on a personal
war against the evil tribes who scavenge the world. Gasoline is the only
hard currency, and to get it the marauding gangs torture and murder.
Sat 19 July
9pm
Twisted Celluloid Presents Mad Max 2
Regular tickets prices apply or see both films for €12 (€10 conc.)
GREGORY’S GIRL (NC) Mon 23 June @ 8.30pm
92 mins - United Kingdom 1980 - Dir: Bill Forsyth
Starring: John Gordon Sinclair, Dee Hepburn and Claire Grogan
Gregory loses his place as striker in the
school’s football team but soon finds
comfort with the arrival of new star-signing
Dorothy. He sets out to win her heart in this
comedy from Bill Forsyth (Local Hero).
FOR THOSE IN PERIL (NC) Tues 24 June @ 8.30pm
93 mins - United Kingdom 2013 - Dir: Peter Wright
Starring: Kate Dickie, George MacKay and Michael Smiley
Aaron is the lone survivor of a strange
fishing accident that claimed the lives
of five men, including his older brother.
Spurred on by sea-going folklore and local
superstition, the village blames him.
SUNSHINE ON LEITH (PG) Wed 25 June @ 8.30pm
100 mins - United Kingdom 2013 - Dir: Dexter Fletcher
Starring: Peter Mullan, Jane Horrocks and George MacKay
This is a jubilant, heartfelt musical about
the power of home, the hearth, family and
love, adapted from the stage musical by
Stephen Greenhorn and featuring the
euphoric music of The Proclaimers.
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CINEMA NOTES
This brochure illustrates a jam-packed programme for both June
and July. There are the latest works from acclaimed filmmakers
Roman Polanski and Ken Loach; documentaries including Irish
director Pat Collins’ Living In A Coded Land and Pulp: a Film About
Life, Death & Supermarkets featuring Jarvis Cocker; a special
season of Scottish films (including the return of Under The Skin,
one of our most successful films of 2014); fine French cinema
with Bright Days Ahead, Before The Winter Chill and Under The
Rainbow; and the action-packed cult classics Mad Max and Mad
Max 2 will be screened back-to-back on one evening.
Sun 8 June
Please note that during the summer months we will not have some
of our weekly matinee screenings, but these will return to normal
in September.
Christopher O’Neill - Head Of Cinema
TRISKEL CHRISTCHURCH BOX OFFICE
Address: Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St. Cork City
Phone: (021) 427 2022
Web: www.triskelartscentre.ie
Ticket prices before 6pm: Full €5.50, Concession €5.00
Ticket prices 6pm and after: Full €8.00, Concession €7.00
8.45pm
Frank
Mon 9 June
6.30pm
Cheap Thrills
8.45pm
Frank
Tues 10 June
6.30pm
Cheap Thrills
8.45pm
Frank
Wed 11 June
6.30pm
Cheap Thrills
8.45pm
Frank
Sat 14 June
6.30pm
Lving In A Coded
Land
6.30pm
Omar
8.30pm
Tracks
Mon 16 June
6.30pm
Omar
8.45pm
Venus In Fur
Tues 17 June
6.30pm
Omar
8.45pm
Venus In Fur
Wed 18 June
6.30pm
Omar
8.45pm
Venus In Fur
Sat 21 June
6.30pm
Pulp
8.30pm
Under The Skin
6.30pm
Blue Ruin
8.30pm
You’ve Been
Trumped
8.30pm
Gregory’s Girl
Sun 22 June
Films marked “NC” (Not Certified) have not been classified by the Irish
Film Classification Office. They require a Triskel Cinema Membership,
which may be purchased on a per film basis (50c per person).
PARK, DINE & MOVIE
2.15pm
Blue Ruin
4.15pm
Venus In Fur
4.15pm
Blue Ruin
Mon 23 June
6.30pm
Blue Ruin
Tues 24 June
6.30pm
Blue Ruin
Wed 25 June
6.30pm
Blue Ruin
6.30pm
Jimmy’s Hall
Mon 30 June
6.30pm
Jimmy’s Hall
8.45pm
In Secret
Tues 1 July
6.30pm
Jimmy’s Hall
8.45pm
In Secret
Wed 2 July
6.30pm
Jimmy’s Hall
8.45pm
In Secret
6.30pm
Love Eternal
Sun 6 July
2pm
Jimmy’s Hall
Mon 14 July
6.30pm
Fruitvale Station
Tues 15 July
6.30pm
Fruitvale Station
Gulpd Café acts as an ideal venue for movie-goers to gather and
discuss the film over light refreshments. Serving only the best and
freshest local food and drink. Gulpd is open later for Triskel events
and until 12:30am at the weekends serving select wines and beers.
Wed 16 July
6.30pm
Fruitvale Station
Sat 19 July
7pm
Mad Max
8.45pm
Bright Days
Ahead
8.45pm
Bright Days
Ahead
8.45pm
Bright Days
Ahead
8.45pm
Bright Days
Ahead
8.45pm
Before The
Winter Chill
8.45pm
Before The
Winter Chill
8.45pm
Before The
Winter Chill
8.45pm
Before The
Winter Chill
9pm
Mad Max 2
w w w . t r i s k e l a r t s c e n t r e . i e
Mon 21 July
6.15pm
Under The
Rainbow
6.15pm
Under The
Rainbow
6.15pm
Under The
Rainbow
6.15pm
Under The
Rainbow
8.45pm
The Two Faces
Of January
8.45pm
The Two Faces
Of January
8.45pm
The Two Faces
Of January
8.45pm
The Two Faces
Of January
SoHo Bar & Restaurant in association with Triskel Christchurch are
proud to offer a full evening’s entertainment at one low price. Leave
your car (safe and secure) in the Q-Park multi-story car park on
the Grand Parade. Cross the street to SoHo Restaurant (1st floor)
and enjoy a relaxing dinner. Afterwards, pop next door to Triskel
Christchurch and enjoy the show. All this for the price of €25.00
per person. (You save over 30% off the retail price). Reservations
required: call Triskel (021) 427 2022
GULPD CAFÉ
2.30pm
Love Eternal
4pm
In Secret
4.30pm
Bright Days
Ahead
Mon 7 July
6.30pm
Love Eternal
Tues 8 July
6.30pm
Love Eternal
Wed 9 July
6.30pm
Love Eternal
Sun 13 July
2.15pm
Fruitvale Station
4.15pm
Before The
Winter Chill
MON - THURS: 9.30am - 9pm | FRI - SAT: 9.30am - 12.30am | SUN: 12pm - 11pm
Sun 20 July
Tues 22 July
Department of Social Protection
Triskel Christchurch is part of the Europa Cinemas Network
Wed 23 July
2pm
Under The
Rainbow
4.15pm
The Two Faces
Of January
6.30pm
Fruitvale Station
C I N E M A
8.45pm
Venus In Fur
8.30pm
For Those In
Peril
8.30pm
Sunshine On
Leith
8.45pm
In Secret
Sun 29 June
CLUB SCREENINGS
2pm
Omar
4.15pm
Frank
JUNE/JULY 2014
6.30pm
Cheap Thrills
Sun 15 June
2.15pm
Cheap Thrills
FANNY
ARDANT
LAURENT
LAFITTE
BRIGHT DAYS
AHEAD
A FILM BY
MARION
VERNOUX
JUNE/JULY 2014
FRANK 15A
LIVING IN A CODED LAND NC
PULP NC
JIMMY’S HALL 15A
BEFORE THE WINTER CHILL NC
95 mins - Ireland/United Kingdom 2013 - Dir: Lenny Abrahamson
Starring: Michael Fassbender, Domhnall Gleeson, Maggie Gyllenhaal
80 mins - Ireland 2014 - Documentary - Dir: Pat Collins
Based on an original idea by Dr. Patrick J.O’Connor
90 mins - United Kingdom 2014 - Documentary - Dir: Florian Habicht
Featuring: Jarvis Cocker, Nick Banks and Candida Doyle
109 mins - Ireland/United Kingdom/France 2014 - Dir: Ken Loach
Starring: Barry Ward, Simone Kirby and Andrew Scott
94 mins - France 2013 - Subtitles - Dir: Marion Vernoux
Starring: Daniel Auteuil, Kristin Scott Thomas and Leïla Bekhti
A young wannabe musician finds himself out of his depth when he
joins an avant-garde pop band led by the mysterious and enigmatic
Frank, a musical genius who hides himself inside a large fake head.
From the director of Silence comes this poetic and imaginative film
essay. Making extensive use of archive footage, it seeks to explore
the more elusive layers of meaning that make up this country.
Pulp found fame on the world stage in the 1990s with anthems
including ‘Common People’ and ‘Disco 2000’. 25 years (and 10 million
album sales) later, they return to Sheffield for their last UK concert.
In 1921, Jimmy Gralton’s sin was to build a dance hall on a rural
crossroads in Ireland, where young people could come to learn, to
argue, to dream but above all to dance and have fun.
Kristin Scott Thomas is reunited with the director of I Loved You So
Long in this tale of man in the autumn of his life, torn between a loving
wife and an attraction for a troubled, mysterious young woman.
“A weird and wonderful musical comedy” Variety
“A melancholic journey...mesmerising” The Irish Examiner
“An artfully witty...warmly documentary” Variety
“Heartfelt, honest and committed” Total Film
“(A) powerful study of forbidden obsession” Daily Express
Sun 8 June
4.15pm / 8.45pm
Mon 9 June
8.45pm
Tues 10 June
8.45pm
Wed 11 June
8.45pm
Sat 14 June
6.30pm
Living In A Coded Land - One Screening Only
Regular ticket prices apply
Sat 21 June
6.30pm
Pulp: A Film About Life, Death & Supermarket - One Screening Only
Regular ticket prices apply
Sun 29 June
2pm / 6.30pm
Mon 30 June
6.30pm
Tues 1 July
6.30pm
Wed 2 July
6.30pm
Sun 13 July
4.15pm / 8.45pm
Mon 14 July
8.45pm
Tues 15 July
8.45pm
Wed 16 July
8.45pm
CHEAP THRILLS 16
VENUS IN FUR 15A
BLUE RUIN 16
BRIGHT DAYS AHEAD 15A
FRUITVALE STATION 15A
88 mins - United States 2013 - Dir: E.L. Katz
Starring: Pat Healy, Ethan Embry and Sara Paxton
96 mins - France/Poland 2013 - Subtitles - Dir: Roman Polanski
Starring: Emmanuelle Seigner and Mathieu Amalric
90 mins - United States 2013 - Dir: Jeremy Saulnier
Starring: Macon Blair, Devin Ratray and Amy Hargreaves
94 mins - France 2013 - Subtitles - Dir: Marion Vernoux
Starring: Fanny Ardant, Laurent Lafitte, Patrick Chesnais
85 mins - United States 2013 - Dir: Ryan Coogler
Starring: Michael B. Jordan, Melonie Diaz and Octavia Spencer
Two down-on-their-luck friends are drawn into an innocent game of
dare by a thrill-seeking couple with money to burn, but this quickly
escalates into something far more sinister in this black comedy.
“Deliciously twisted...one of the best films of the year” View London
An actress attempts to convince a director how she’s perfect for a
role in his upcoming production in this whip-smart, multi-layered and
uproariously funny picture from acclaimed director Roman Polanski.
A man’s life is turned upside down when he returns to his childhood
home to carry out an act of revenge.
In doing so, he winds up in a
fight to protect his estranged family in this riveting thriller.
When dentist Caroline retires, her daughters sign her up for a string
of evening classes. One of them is run by Julien, a handsome
30-something with an eye for the ladies - including older ones.
This is the true story of Oscar Grant, a 22-year-old Bay Area resident
who is shot and killed in cold blood by police officers. His life and
death shake California - and the entire nation - to its very core.
“Crisp and hugely entertaining” Screen International
“Taut, tight, incredibly tense” Electric Sheep
“Engaging...tender and enlightening” L.A. Times
“A deeply moving drama...heart-rending and compelling” Empire
Sun 8 June
2.15pm / 6.30pm
Mon 9 June
6.30pm
Tues 10 June
6.30pm
Wed 11 June
6.30pm
Sun 15 June
4.15pm / 8.45pm
Mon 16 June
8.45pm
Tues 17 June
8.45pm
Wed 18 June
8.45pm
Sun 22 June
2.15pm / 4.15pm / 6.30pm
Mon 23 June
6.30pm
Tues 24 June
6.30pm
Wed 25 June
6.30pm
Sun 6 July
4.30pm / 8.45pm
Mon 7 July
8.45pm
Tues 8 July
8.45pm
Wed 9 July
8.45pm
Sun 13 July
2.15pm / 6.30pm
Mon 14 July
6.30pm
Tues 15 July
6.30pm
Wed 16 July
6.30pm
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
TRACKS 12A
OMAR 15A
IN SECRET 15A
LOVE ETERNAL 18
THE TWO FACES OF JANUARY 12A
113 mins - Australia 2013 - Dir: John Curran
Starring: Mia Wasikowska, Adam Driver and Emma Booth
99 mins - Palestine 2013 - Subtitles - Dir: Hany Abu-Assad
Starring: Adam Bakri, Leem Lubany and Iyad Hoorani
107 mins - United States 2013 - Dir: Charlie Stratton
Starring: Elizabeth Olsen, Oscar Isaac and Jessica Lange
96 mins - Irl/Lux/Ned/Jpn 2013 - Dir: Brendan Muldowney
Starring: Robert de Hoog and Pollyanna McIntosh
97 mins - UK/USA/France 2014 - Dir: Hossein Amini
Starring: Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Dunst and Oscar Isaac
A young woman leaves her life in the city to make a trek through
almost 2,000 miles of sprawling desert. Accompanied by only her
dog and four camels, she sets off on a life-changing journey.
“Vivid, heartbreaking and captivating” Empire
In this gripping thriller set in the Occupied Territories, a Palestinian
baker is arrested for killing an Israeli soldier. Tricked into an
admission of guilt by association, he agrees to work as an informant.
“Nerve-rattling...a very effective thriller” The Irish Times
A sexually repressed young woman is trapped into a loveless
marriage. After she meets her husband’s alluring childhood friend,
she embarks on an illicit affair that leads to tragic consequences.
“Atmospheric...an effective period piece thriller” Electric Sheep
After a traumatic childhood, Ian became a recluse to the outside
world. When his mother passes away, he is left to fend for himself,
and he tries to make sense of the world, and his existence.
“A beguiling and deftly enigmatic tale.” Hollywood Reporter
It is Greece, 1962. An alluring, mysterious American couple draws
an unsuspecting young man into a web of deception and desire
in this riveting adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s suspense novel.
“An elegantly pleasurable period thriller” Daily Telegraph
Sat 14 June
8.30pm
Tracks: based on the novel by Robyn Davidson - One Screening Only
Regular ticket prices apply
Sun 15 June
2pm / 6.30pm
Mon 16 June
6.30pm
Tues 17 June
6.30pm
Wed 18 June
6.30pm
Sun 29 June
4pm / 8.45pm
Mon 30 June
8.45pm
Tues 1 July
8.45pm
Wed 2 July
8.45pm
Sun 6 July
2.30pm / 6.30pm
Mon 7 July
6.30pm
Tues 8 July
6.30pm
Wed 9 July
6.30pm
Sun 20 July
4.15pm / 8.45pm
Mon 21 July
8.45pm
Tues 22 July
8.45pm
Wed 23 July
8.45pm