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PHOENIX CINEMA
AU G U S T & S E P T E M B E R 2 016
WELCOME
August brings a mix of European
and world cinema as well as some
fantastic family films. As well as
the long-awaited sequel to Finding
Nemo, we’re bringing you the best
in British storytelling, with a new
adaptation of Arthur Ransome’s
classic. As always, our low pricing
means visiting the Phoenix is an
affordable treat for all.
As the summer holidays end, two of
the Phoenix’s favourite directors bring
their best to the big screen. With both
Julieta and Café Society big hits at the
festivals this year, we’re delighted to see
Almodóvar and Allen at the top of their
form.
We’re excited about:
- revisiting the Phoenix as a vampirical film
set (p.25)
- getting our glad rags on and returning to the
Swingin’ Sixties (p.25)
- seeing local author Mike Carey’s cult novel
brought to life (p.11)
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WELCOME & CONTENTS 1-2
MAIN FEATURES 3-12
HOLIDAY SPECIALS 13-14
FOR THE FAMILY 15-18
CINEMEMORIES 19
CAFÉ & GALLERY 20
PARTNERSHIPS 21-22
OPEN HOUSE 23
AFRICAN ODYSSEYS 24
SPECIAL EVENTS 25-26
SCREEN ARTS 27-29, 31-32
FRIENDS OF THE PHOENIX 30
CINEMA INFORMATION 33-34
CALENDAR 35-38
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FROM FRIDAY 5 AUGUST
FROM FRIDAY 5 AUGUST
Up For Love 12a
1hr 38. France 2016. Directed by
Laurent Tirard. With Jean Dujardin,
Virginie Efira, Cédric Kahn.
Oscar award winner Jean
Dujardin (The Artist) returns as
charismatic as ever in this sweet
French romance of mismatched
coupling.
Finding Dory U
1hr 37. USA 2016. Directed by Andrew Stanton, Angus MacLane. With
Ellen DeGeneres, Albert Brooks, Ed O’Neill.
The blue tang fish we have all grown to love returns along with her
new “family”: Nemo and Marlin. However, when a field trip brings back
some old memories of Dory’s real family, she sets off on a journey
across California waters and everyone learns a few things about the real
meaning of family along the way.
“This is a dazzling and technically impressive return to form that delivers
a similar high to Finding Nemo without feeling like a retread.”
- Jimi Famurewa, Empire
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The Commune 15
1hr 51. Denmark/Sweden/
Netherlands 2016. Directed by
Thomas Vinterberg. With Trine
Dyrholm, Ulrich Thomsen, Fares
Fares.
A couple’s experiment in group
living reveals the faultlines in
their own relationship as a clash
between personal desires and
solidarity.
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FROM FRIDAY 12 AUGUST
FROM FRIDAY 19 AUGUST
Wiener Dog TBC
Tickled 15
1hr 30. USA 2016. Directed by
Todd Solondz. With Greta Gerwig,
Danny DeVito, Kieran Culkin.
1hr 32. New Zealand 2016.
Directed by David Farrier, Dylan
Reeve. With David Farrier, Dylan
Reeve, David Starr.
A hapless Dachshund witnesses
the spectrum of human emotion
in this hilarious provocation from
Todd Solondz.
“Solondz unleashes some of his
sharpest commentary on human
mortality and regret.”
- Joshua Rothkopf , Time Out
Valley Of Love 15
1hr 31. France/Belgium 2015.
Directed by Guillaume Nicloux.
With Isabelle Huppert, Gérard
Depardieu, Dan Warner.
Two French acting greats
are reunited for Guillaume
Nicloux’s movie of a divorced
couple reunited after their son’s
death.
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“Huppert and Depardieu are
riveting.” - Katie Walsh, Los Angeles
Times
Journalist David Farrier stumbles
upon a mysterious tickling
competition online. What starts as
an investigation into a silly-seeming
subculture results in a thoughtprovoking insight into online
bullying and the destructive abilities
of the internet.
The Childhood Of A
Leader 15
1hr 55. UK 2015. Directed by
Brady Corbet. With Bérénice
Bejo, Robert Pattinson, Liam
Cunningham.
Loosely based on Jean-Paul Sartre’s
short story of the same name,
this fascinating film chronicles the
childhood of a fascist leader during
WWI. This stylistic tour-de-force
is led by a strong international cast
including Robert Pattinson and
Bérénice Bejo (The Artist).
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FROM FRIDAY 26 AUGUST
FROM FRIDAY 2 SEPTEMBER
Julieta 15
Café Society TBC
1hr 39. Spain 2016. Directed by Pedro Almodóvar. With Adriana Ugarte,
Inma Cuesta, Michelle Jenner.
1hr 36. USA 2016. Directed by Woody Allen. With Jesse Eisenberg,
Kristen Stewart, Steve Carell.
An adaptation of three inter-related short stories by Pulitzer-winning
Canadian author Alice Munro circling around ideas of yearning,
memory and loss. After a casual encounter, a brokenhearted woman
decides to confront her life and the most important events about her
stranded daughter. A welcome return to the female-centric storytelling
that has previously earned Pedro Almodovar his greatest acclaim.
Direct from opening this year’s Cannes Film Festival comes Cafe Society,
Woody Allen’s highly anticipated 47th film. Set in the 1930s, this
bittersweet romance follows Bronx-born Bobby Dorfman to Hollywood,
where he falls in love, and back to New York, where he is swept up in
the vibrant world of high society nightclub life. Centering on events in the
lives of Bobby’s colourful Bronx family, the film is a glittering valentine
to the movie stars, socialites, playboys, debutantes, politicians, and
gangsters who epitomised the excitement and glamour of the age.
“Excellently acted, brightly filmed, Julieta is seriously good.”
- David Sexton, Evening Standard
Preview Screening on
Sunday 21 August at 5:00pm
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See p.25 for our Café Society
Preview Screening in partnership with UKJF.
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FROM FRIDAY 9 SEPTEMBER
FROM FRIDAY 16 SEPTEMBER
Two Women TBC
1hr 57. Russia 2014. Directed
by Vera Glagoleva. With
Ralph Fiennes, Sylvie Testud,
Aleksandr Baluev.
A headstrong young woman
is married to a land baron but
her feelings for her son’s tutor
become a complex web of
unrequited love.
Anthropoid TBC
2hr. UK 2016. Directed by Sean Ellis. With Cillian Murphy, Jamie Dornan,
Harry Lloyd.
Based on the extraordinary true story of Operation Anthropoid, the
World War II mission to assassinate SS General Reinhard Heydrich, one
of the architects of the Holocaust. Self-exiled Czech and Slovak soldiers
hatch a top-secret mission that will change the face of Europe forever in
this sober production that delivers in a visceral climax.
“Sets the pulse racing.” - Boyd van Hoei, The Hollywood Reporter
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“A lush piece of heritage
cinema.” - Clarence Tsui, The
Hollywood Reporter
Things To Come 12a
1hr 40. France/Germany 2015.
Directed by Mia Hansen-Løve.
With Isabelle Huppert, André
Marcon, Roman Kolinka.
A philosophy teacher soldiers
through the death of her
mother, getting fired from her
job, and dealing with a husband
who is cheating on her. A dream
partnership between director
Mia Hansen-Løve and French
great Isabelle Huppert.
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FROM FRIDAY 23 SEPTEMBER
FROM FRIDAY 30 SEPTEMBER
Picturedrome Membership
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£25 SINGLE / £40 JOINT
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• 2 guest discounts (£2 off a guest’s film ticket)
• 10% off Cafe Bar
The Girl With All The Gifts 15
Little Men PG
1hr 51. UK 2016. Directed by Colm McCarthy. With Gemma Arterton,
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backdrop of a blighted Britain, she must discover what she is and
ultimately decide both her own future and that of the human race.
1hr 25. Greece 2016. Directed by Ira Sachs. With Jennifer Ehle, Alfred
Molina, Greg Kinnear.
Q&A with author Mike Carey
TBC
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A remarkably naturalistic and deeply moving tale of two boys at odds
with their warring families from Ira Sachs (Love Is Strange).
When 13-year-old Jake’s grandfather dies, his family moves from
Manhattan back into his father’s old Brooklyn home. There, Jake
befriends the charismatic Tony, whose single mother Leonor runs the
shop downstairs. After Jake’s parents ask Leonor to sign a new, steeper
lease on her store, a feud ignites between the adults and soon enough the
conflict intrudes upon the borders of the boy’s friendship.
Not only a joyous cinematic experience but a profound and moving one
too.
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HOLIDAY SPECIALS
HOLIDAY SPECIALS
Pete’s Dragon PG
USA 2016. Directed by David
Lowery. With Bryce Dallas
Howard, Karl Urban, Robert
Redford.
A reimagining of Disney’s
cherished 1977 family film about
an orphaned boy and his best
friend Pete, who happens to be a
dragon!
Screening from Friday 26 August.
Swallows and Amazons TBC
See pg.3 for Disney’s other highly anticipated summer film Finding Dory!
UK 2016. Directed by Philippa Lowthorpe. With Kelly Macdonald, Rafe
Spall, Andrew Scott.
Shakespeare In A Day
On holiday with their mother in the Lake District in 1929, four
children are allowed to sail over to the nearby island in their boat
Swallow and set up camp for a few days. They soon realise this has
been the territory of two other girls who sail the Amazon, and the
scene is set for serious rivalry in this adaptation of the classic, best
selling children’s book by Arthur Ransome.
A fun drama workshop of games
and devising to create your own
version of Shakespeare’s magical
comedy adventure A Midsummer
Night’s Dream. An exciting
and creative way to introduce
your children to the world of
Shakespeare.
Screening from Friday 19 August.
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Holiday Workshop
Ages 8 -12
Thurs 1 Sept 10am - 2pm
£18
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KIDS CLUB
SATURDAY AT 12PM
TICKETS £2
TICKETS
KIDS CLUB
£3
PHOENIX KIDS CLUB
On Saturdays at 11am we have a free activity for kids aged 5-10 followed
by a film at midday. A maximum of 20 children can attend the pre-film
activities, so prebooking through our box office is advised.
Tickets for the film £3. Friends discount not applicable. No lone adults. All
children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
All films are shown in 2D.
6 AUGUST
ANGRY BIRDS PG
We finally discover why those infamous birds
are just so angry.
13 AUGUST
LONG WAY NORTH PG
A young Russian aristocrat goes on an
epic adventure.
20 AUGUST
THE JUNGLE BOOK PG
Mowgli the man-cub embarks on a journey of
self discovery.
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27 AUGUST
ZOOTROPOLIS PG
A rookie bunny cop and a cynical con
artist fox must work together to uncover a
conspiracy.
3 SEPTEMBER
FANTASTIC MR FOX PG
Wes Anderson brings the Roald Dahl classic to
life in this hilarious and heartwarming
stop -motion animation.
10 SEPTEMBER
MATILDA PG
We continue our Roald Dahl season with
Matilda, where a little magic goes a long way!
17 SEPTEMBER
WILLY WONKA AND THE
CHOCOLATE FACTORY U
We’ve got a golden ticket to a world of pure
imagination and a very strange chocolate factory.
24 SEPTEMBER
LIAF PG
A selection of enchanting animated short films
from the London International Animation
Festival.
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BUB CLUB: WEDNESDAY TERM TIME AT 11AM TODDLER TIME: TUESDAY AT 11AM
For parents and carers of infants under 12 months.
No need to find a babysitter or worry about making noise!
A great way to meet other carers who happen to be film fans too.
Enjoy a chat over tea and a tasty treat in our welcoming café afterwards.
Tickets £8 (babies go free!)
Muswell Hill Mum membership holders receive a 2 for 1 offer!
Wednesday 7 Sept
Café Society
(pg. 8)
Wednesday 14 Sept
Anthropoid
(pg. 9)
Wednesday 21 Sept
Two Women
(pg. 10)
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Wednesday 28 Sept
The Girl With All The Gifts
(pg. 11)
A special 30 minute programme in a relaxed environment perfect
for little ones with a fun activity at 10.30am (places are limited
and must be pre-booked in person or over the phone)
Ages 2-4. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets £3 per child.
Please note: Toddler Time programmes are subject to change.
Messy Goes To Okido
2 August
23 August
Tractor Ted
13 September
Rastamouse
9 August
Puffin Rock
30 August
Timmy Time
20 September
Q Pootle 5
16 August
Hopster Showtime
6 September
Bing
Messy Goes To Okido
26 September
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CINEMEMORIES: DEMENTIA FRIENDLY SCREENINGS
CAFÉ & GALLERY
You can now hire our café and bar for your book launch, poetry reading, birthday party
or other event. We can provide drinks and refreshments for your guests as well as the
perfect space for you to host. We can also provide bespoke catering for your screening
or film shoot in our cinema, once you have organised a hire, drop us an email and we
can discuss your needs.
Our Cinememories dementia friendly screenings are free for anyone over 60,
who can bring guests of any age, such as friends, family and carers. The screening
will be with brighter lighting, quieter sound and a break in the middle of the film
for a sing-a-long and comfort break.
A Dementia Adviser for the borough of Barnet
(representing the Alzheimer’s Society) will be present at the screenings,
offering information on how to live well with dementia and the support available
for carers of someone living with the condition.
FREE Dementia Friendly screenings coming up in August:
Oliver! U
Tues 2 August - 12pm
Mary Poppins U
The Jungle Book U
Tues 16 August - 12pm Tues 30 August - 12pm
Please check our online listings for our September screenings.
Cinememories is kindly supported by The Mercer’s Company. Programme supported by Film Hub London,
managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National
Lottery www.filmlondon.org.uk/filmhub.
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For more information email Jen on [email protected]
GALLERY
AUGUST
East Finchley Open Artists Summer Days Show
A group show of art work by the East
Finchley Open Artists based around
the theme of ‘Summer Days.’
SEPTEMBER
Jake Chodish
Jake is at his happiest when painting.
He’s also on the Autistic spectrum,
making his artistic interpretations just
that little bit more interesting.
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PARTNERSHIPS
PARTNERSHIPS
Café Society Preview TBC
Look At Us Now, Mother! + Q&A TBC
1hr 36. USA 2016. Directed by Woody Allen. With Jesse Eisenberg, Kristen
Stewart, Steve Carell.
2hr 11. 2015. Directed by Gayle Kirschenbaum. With Ashley Brooke, Olivia
Brown, Gayle Kirschenbaum.
Your chance to see Woody Allen’s highly anticipated Café Society before anyone
else and support UK Jewish Film.
Bobby Dorfman leaves New York for the glitz and glamour of 1930s Hollywood.
After landing a job with his uncle, Bobby falls for Vonnie, a charming woman
who happens to be his employer’s mistress. Settling for friendship but ultimately
heartbroken, Bobby returns to the Bronx. Everything falls into place when he finds
romance with a beautiful socialite, until Vonnie walks back into his life and captures
his heart once again.
This special screening is a charity event in partnership with The Together Plan, in
aid of The Forgiveness Project.
Includes a post screening Q&A with Emmy Award winning filmmaker Gayle
Kirshenbaum and her mother Mildred. Hosted by actor Toby Jones (subject
to confirmation).
Weds 31 Aug - 8:30pm
Mon 5 Sept - 8:30pm
£35 (VIP - See website for details)
£15/£12
£22/£18
An unflinching look at the complex bond between mother and daughter. Told
through biting humor and raw honesty, this is an intimate story about family
dysfunctions and forgiveness.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
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SPONSORED BY
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OPEN HOUSE
AFRICAN ODYSSEYS
Open House 2016
We’re delighted to be participating
in Open House London again
this year. There will be 4 guided
tours of our historic building and
projection room.
Sun 18 Sept
Tours: 10:30am, 11:15am, 12pm
12:45pm
Tours are free but must be pre-booked
through our Box Office or online.
£2 discount for A Good American to
Open House London visitors!
A Good American + Q&A 12A
Former technical director of
the NSA, Bill Binney, developed
a revolutionary surveillance
tool that didn’t invade anyone’s
privacy. The NSA scrapped it
three weeks prior to 9/11. In its
place they chose a surveillance
system that generated profit and
spied on its own citizens.
Includes a Q&A with Director
Friedrich Moser and Bill Binney.
Sun 18 Sept - 2pm
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£11/£8
Toussaint L’ouverture + Q&A TBC
France-Haiti 2014. Directed by Philippe Niang. With Jimmy Jean-Louis,
Aïssa Maïga, Yann Ebonge.
This two-part drama-doc is the first attempt to tell the extraordinary, epic story
of Toussaint L’ouverture on screen. At only eight years old, L’ouverture was
marked forever after witnessing a grave tragedy that befell his enslaved father.
Over two decades later, as an adult and a free man, he used his extraordinary
military genius and political acumen to overcome the French and the British
armies – a victory that would lead to the end of slavery in their colonies and the
independence of Haiti.
Includes a Q&A with Mario Grouse, Education Officer from United Haitians
UK and moderated by Tony Warner of Black History Walks.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
Sun 4 Sept - 1:30pm
£11/£8
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SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
The Beatles: Eight Days A
Week - The Touring Years 15
UK 2016. Directed by Ron
Howard. With The Beatles.
1hr 36. 2016. Directed by Tony
Britten. With Eileen Atkins, John
Hurt, Christian McKay.
A compilation of found footage
featuring music, interviews
and stories of The Beatles 250
concerts from 1963 to 1966.
When four writers of an erotic
novel find a publisher they realise
they have an image problem and
need to find a creative solution.
Plus a world premiere event
broadcast live.
Includes a Q&A with Director Tony
Britten and Actor Christian
McKay.
Thu 15 Sept - 7pm
Price TBC
Mon 5 Sept - 6pm
£10/£8
Interview With The Vampire 18
One More Time With
Feeling 18
2hr 3. USA 2016. Directed by
Neil Jordan. With Brad Pitt, Tom
Cruise, Kirsten Dunst.
As part of Scalarama, we screen
this cult horror classic which
includes a sequence filmed here
at the Phoenix in our beloved
auditorium.
Fri 16 Sept - 9pm
£11
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Chick Lit + Q&A 15
AS PART OF
1hr 25. 2016. Directed by
Andrew Dominik. With Nick
Cave And The Bad Seeds.
A unique one night only
cinema event and the first ever
opportunity anyone will have to
hear Skeleton Tree, the sixteenth
studio album from Nick Cave
& the Bad Seeds.
Thurs 8 Sept - 9pm
£10/£8
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SCREEN ARTS
SCREEN ARTS
Kenneth Branagh Theatre Encore:
Romeo & Juliet 12A
2hr 50. 2016. Directed by
Kenneth Branagh. With Sir
Derek Jacobi, Lily James, Richard
Madden.
A new vision of Shakespeare’s
heartbreaking tale of forbidden
love. A modern passionate
version of the classic tragedy
screened in stunning high
definition black and white.
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National Theatre Live:
Deep Blue Sea 12A
3hrs. 2016. Directed by Carrie
Cracknell. With Helen McCrory,
Tom Burke.
Helen McCrory returns
to the National Theatre
in Terence Rattigan’s
devastating masterpiece, playing
one of the greatest female roles
in contemporary drama.
Sun 14 Aug - 2:00pm
£13/£11/£9
Thurs 1 Sept - 7:00pm
£18/£15
RSC Live:
Cymbeline 12A
National Theatre Live:
The Threepenny Opera 15
3hr 30. 2016. Directed by Melly
Still. With Gillian Bevan, Bethan
Cullinane.
3hrs. 2016. Directed by Rufus
Norris. With Rory Kinnear,
Rosalie Craig.
Shakespeare’s rarely
performed romance,
broadcast live from the Royal
Shakespeare Theatre.
A darkly comic new take on
Brecht and Weill’s raucous
musical broadcast live from the
stage of the National Theatre.
Wed 28 Sept - 7:00pm
£13/£11/£9
Thurs 22 Sept - 7:00pm
£18/£15
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SCREEN ARTS: OPERA
FRIENDS OF THE PHOENIX
Glyndebourne: Béatrice et Bénédict
3hr 30. UK 2016. Directed by
Laurent Pelly. With London
Philharmonic Orchestra,
Glyndebourne Chorus.
Love conquers all in Berlioz’s sparkling
take on Shakespeare’s Much Ado About
Nothing. Berlioz selected the sunniest
and funniest elements and set them
to ravishing music to create this witty
love-hate duel.
Tues 9 Aug - 6:30pm
£15/£13
Royal Opera House Live:
Norma
3hr 15. UK 2016. Directed by
Antonio Pappano. With Joseph
Calleja, Sonia Ganassi.
A modern edge to this timeless
tale of love, rivalry and betrayal, set
against a backdrop of war driven by
the extremes of a fanatically religious
society
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Mon 26 September - 7:15pm
£18/£15/£12/£10
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL, INDEPENDENT CINEMA!
Picturedrome Membership
The membership for film lovers
£25 SINGLE / £40 JOINT
• 2 free tickets
• £2 off main features and selected special events
• 2 guest discounts (£2 off a guest’s film ticket)
• 10% off Cafe Bar
Coliseum Membership
The membership for performing arts lovers
£100 SINGLE / £175 JOINT
• 4 free tickets + 4 guest discounts
• £2 off main features
• Priority booking and discounts on special events
and Screen Arts including opera & theatre
• 15% off Cafe Bar
Rex Membership
The membership for charity engagement
£1000 SINGLE / £1300 JOINT
• Unlimited free film tickets + 4 guest discounts
• Priority booking and discounts on special events
and Screen Arts
• 20% off Cafe Bar
All members receive:
• 10% Renewal Discount
• Local business discounts
• Exclusive friends events
For more infomation visit phoenixcinema.co.uk/friends
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THE MET LIVE IN HD
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ROYAL OPERA HOUSE LIVE
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CINEMA INFORMATION
FILM TIMES
Main features and some special
events start 20 minutes after the
stated programme times. All other
screenings start promptly at the
published times. All times listed are
subject to confirmation. For up to
date information please:
•Visit www.phoenixcinema.co.uk.
•Join our free email list. Go to our
website or visit the box office.
•Call 020 8444 6789 for recorded
film times 24 hours a day.
•Pick up a weekly time sheet at the
cinema or local libraries and shops.
•Check listings on the Time Out
website and in national papers
PARKING
East Finchley Tube Station:
£4.50 Mon–Fri, £1.50 Saturday,
£1 Sundays/Bank Holidays.
Local parking:
Max stay 90mins, payable by mobile
phone. Free after 6.30pm and
Sundays/Bank Holidays.
TRANSPORT
Tube: East Finchley (Northern Line)
Buses: 102, 143, 263, N20.
*Please be sure to park only in
public bays unless you have a
residents’ permit.
Please note: Fairlawn Avenue next
to the cinema is a one way street
and can only be accessed from Fortis
Green - there is no turning onto it
from the High Road.
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TICKETS AND BOOKING
The box office is open from 11am
Mon–Sat and from 1pm Sunday.
Main Feature Pricing:
Adults
Mon (any time): £7
Tue-Fri (before 5pm): £8
Tue-Thu (after 5pm): £10
Sat/Sun/BHols + Fri (after 5pm): £11
Concessions*
Tue-Fri (any time) + Sat/Sun/BHols
(before 5pm): £8
Children under 15
Mon (any time) £5
All other times £6
*unemployed, senior citizens, students,
registered disabled. Please bring proof
of status.
•Tickets for the film week starting
Friday will go on sale no later than
the Monday prior.
•Saturday evenings and special
events have allocated seating.
•Tickets booked online or by phone
subject to booking fee.
•No refunds or exchanges will be
given within 48 hours of a regular
film screening or within one week
of our special events and live
broadcasts. All refunds are at the
manager’s discretion.
ACCESSIBILITY
We welcome wheelchair users and
have full access across the building: an
external ramp at our entrance, a lift to
our auditorium, a platform lift to our
café and an accessible toilet in the foyer.
There are four dedicated wheelchair
spaces in the auditorium (two front
row, two back row), please let us know
when booking so we can ensure one is
reserved for you.
applications are available at the box
office or you can apply on line at www.
ceacard.co.uk
Blue badge parking is available outside
the cinema on the High Rd and on
Fairlawn Ave on single yellow lines and in
parking bays any time, free of charge.
HIRE THE PHOENIX
Our unique, historic building is
available to host:
There are limited guide features for
• Children’s parties
visually impaired visitors. Our stairs have • Special occasions
clear step markings and floor surfaces
• Charity fundraising events
are non-slip. Our staff will always be
happy to assist. This brochure and our • Book and product launches
weekly film times are available at our
• Film and TV Shoots
box office in large print. We have 5
wireless audio description headsets
• Comedy nights
which can be borrowed from our box
• Private screenings
office and are available for all audio
described films (see our website for
• Short film screenings
details).
• Business events
Where possible we aim to screen at
We have 255 seats and can project
least one subtitled performance of our 35mm as well as digital formats.
main feature where a subtitled version Packages can be tailored to suit all
of the film has been made available to us. budgets and catering options are
Our auditorium is also equipped with an available from the café to suit your
integrated induction loop.
party requirements.
Assistance dogs are welcome across our
For more information please email:
building and we are happy to provide
them with water, but please let us know [email protected]
in advance if you’re coming to see a film
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