16 Oct - 26 Nov 2015

16 Oct - 26 Nov 2015
Welcome
The waiting is almost over as we open our
doors to SPECTRE on 26 October. It’s the
24th outing for 007 and the fourth for Daniel
Craig, and is expected to be the most actionpacked Bond yet.
Christmas Dinner
Two Courses £20pp
Three Courses £25pp
(15 - 28 people)
Christmas Finger Buffet
£16.50pp
(20 - 36 people)
Fans of the much-anticipated British drama
film Suffragette will be pleased to hear that
we are showing the BFI compilation Make
More Noise!: Suffragettes In Silent Film on
27 October.
Based on the novel of the same name, John
Crowley’s Brooklyn stars Saoirse Ronan
as young Irish immigrant Eilis Lacey, who
navigates her way through 1950s Brooklyn
and is soon swept off her feet by a new
romance. But when life is disrupted by
her past, she must choose between two
countries.
There’s another great performance from
Maggie Smith as she plays the title role in
The Lady In The Van, the true story of writer
Alan Bennett’s relationship with the woman
who ‘temporarily’ parked her van in his
driveway and then stayed for 15 years.
Book early to
avoid disappointment
For half-term entertainment there’s the new
fantasy adventure Pan, with Levi Miller as
Peter Pan and Hugh Jackman as Blackbeard;
and Bill, the British family comedy from the
team behind the children’s TV series Horrible
Histories.
Our Abbeygate Arts programme is just too
full to mention for the coming weeks – full
listings can be found on page 16.
There are Cult Film Club screenings of
Quentin Tarantino’s dark romantic comedy
True Romance – which means a free pint of
Old Cannon beer with each ticket purchased
– and a special anniversary screening of
Back To The Future Part II.
And finally, our chef has worked hard to
produce this year’s Christmas menu for
private parties of 15 or more. Email us at
info@abbeygatecinema.co.uk for further
information.
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The Lady In The Van (12A)
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Magie Smith gives a show-stealing
performance in this joyous,
multilayered comedy drama. Roger
Allam and Frances de la Tour also star
Details on page 9.
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Films
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Macbeth (15)
Suffragette (12A)
Director: Sarah Gavron.
Starring: Carey Mulligan, Meryl Streep,
Helena Bonham Carter. UK 2015. 106 mins.
Director: Justin Kurzel. Starring:
Michael Fassbender, Marion Cotillard.
UK/France/USA. 113 mins.
This extraordinary retelling of William
Shakespeare’s story of a king driven
to murder and madness preserves the
dark poetry of the Bard’s play, but
presents it with remarkable style and
vision. Macbeth, played by Michael
Fassbender, is a man of war: we see him
at the centre of the carnage in climactic,
eye-popping battle scenes. While in
a strangely calm trance, he meets a
troupe of witches who foretell his future.
Consumed by ambition, he is intrigued
when the prophecy starts to come true.
But it is his wife, Lady Macbeth (Oscar
winner Cotillard), who takes the initiative
and hatches a plot to kill beloved King
Duncan and seize his crown by force.
The cast give superb performances,
delivering dialogue with spellbinding,
understated intensity. Director Kurzel
infuses the 12th century with dread,
paranoia and violence, bringing
Shakespeare’s words chillingly to life.
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The inspiringly kick-ass history of Britain’s
early feminist movement is powerfully
recreated in Suffragette, written by Abi
Morgan (Shame) and directed by Sarah
Gavron (Brick Lane). Carey Mulligan stars as
Maud, a young factory worker who discovers
the cause in the early 1900s. Her colleague,
Violet (Anne-Marie Duff), is campaigning
for votes for women, and Maud hesitantly
begins to take an interest, eventually
becoming radicalised by a fierce world of
hunger strikes, guerrilla tactics and brutal
government reprisals. Mulligan is joined by
Meryl Streep as the fearless feminist leader
Emmeline Pankhurst, alongside Romola Garai
as upper-class campaigner Alice, Natalie
Press as Emily Wilding Davison, and Helena
Bonham Carter as a local chemist who uses
her shop as a secret base for meetings.
With its world-class cast and stirring story,
Suffragette is not just entertaining, but
also vibrant with cultural relevance.
Contains infrequent strong language,
moderate violence and a scene of
force-feeding.
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Films
From 23 October
24 – 26 October
From 26 October
Pan (PG)
Bill (PG)
Spectre (Cert TBC)
Director: Joe Wright.
Starring: Hugh Jackman, Levi Miller,
Rooney Mara. USA 2015. 111 mins.
Director: Richard Bracewell.
Starring: Mathew Baynton,
Damian Lewis, Helen McCrory,
Martha Howe-Douglas. UK 2015. 94 mins.
Director: Sam Mendes. Starring:
Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz,
Ralph Fiennes. UK/USA
2015. TBC mins.
With more than six movie versions of J. M.
Barrie’s beloved tale to reference, director
Joe Wright (Pride And Prejudice) manages
to deliver a magnificently inventive take on
the orphan boy who refuses to grow up. With
nary a member of the Darling family in sight,
Wright’s film concentrates on Peter’s origins.
Newcomer Levi Miller plays Pan, who,
believing that he’ll eventually meet his mother
“in this world… or another”, finds himself in a
fantastical land. There he must defend various
outlandish characters from the evil pirate
Blackbeard (Jackman) – and in a mighty twist
on the original, he’s aided by a young James
‘Captain’ Hook (Garrett Hedlund, Inside
Llewyn Davis). Wright’s boldly eclectic cast
includes also Amanda Seyfried, Kathy Burke,
Rooney Mara (as warrior-princess Tiger Lily)
and Cara Delevingne… as a mermaid!
The team behind BBC TV’s Horrible Histories
have concocted an uproarious explanation
for William Shakespeare’s so-called lost
years. According to screenwriters Ben
Willbond and Laurence Rickard, “hopeless
lute player Bill Shakespeare leaves his family
and home to follow his dream… a tale of
murderous kings, spies, lost loves, and a
plot to blow up Queen Elizabeth I.” As in
the popular and ingenious TV series, the six
regular cast members play multiple roles,
with Mathew Baynton as the Bard. Here
they are also joined by Damian Lewis as Sir
Richard Hawkins and Helen McCrory as
Queen Elizabeth. Bill will certainly delight
newcomers and fans of Horrible Histories
alike.
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His fourth outing in the post-Ian
Fleming franchise sees Daniel
Craig’s James Bond motivated by
events deep in his own past to track
down and neutralise the dark force
known as SPECTRE. Meanwhile,
MI6’s Gareth Mallory (Fiennes)
has taken over from Judi Dench as
M, and in doing so finds himself
fighting to save a discredited secret
service. Bond soon realises that to
defeat his sinister foe he must protect
Madeleine (Léa Seydoux), the
daughter of Casino Royale’s villainous
Mr White – and it also won’t hurt to
seduce the widow (Monica Bellucci)
of a man he’s already killed. Wild
action sequences, sardonic humour
and familiar faces – Ben Whishaw
as the nerdy Q, Naomie Harris
as Moneypenny – provide all the
Bondness we crave and more…
with Christoph Waltz as SPECTRE’s
über-nasty boss providing the more.
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Films
From 6 November
Brooklyn (12A)
From 13 November
The Lady In The Van (12A)
Director: John Crowley. Starring: Saoirse Ronan,
Domhnall Gleeson, Julie Walters. Ireland/UK 2015. 112 mins.
Director: Nicholas Hytner. Starring: Maggie Smith,
Alex Jennings, Roger Allam. UK 2015. 104 mins.
Set in the 1950s, when Irish economic migration was at its height, this good-hearted
adaptation of Colm Tóibín’s bestseller stars Saoirse Ronan (Hanna) as Eilis Lacey, who leaves
rural Wexford for a menial job and a rackety boarding house in the eponymous Brooklyn.
Run by the sharp-tongued Mrs Kehoe (Walters, hilarious), her new digs lead to a mutually
supportive relationship with a local priest (an avuncular Jim Broadbent), chaste church socials,
and eventually a romance with Tony, an Irish-American boy (Emory Cohen). Ultimately Eilis
has to choose between her new love and a beau back home (Gleeson), and between the
life she left in Ireland and the one unfolding in the New World. Nick Hornby’s sensitive but
never syrupy screenplay is perceptively implemented by director John Crowley (Boy A).
Maggie Smith reprises the role she played in Alan Bennett’s hit stage play as the elderly Miss
Shepherd, a lady who occupied a decrepit Bedford van parked in Bennett’s Camden Town
driveway for some 15 years. Having directed the play, Nicholas Hytner (The Crucible, The
Madness Of King George) now helms Bennett’s screen adaptation to delightful, multilayered
effect. Miss Shepherd is no slave to personal hygiene or polite diplomacy. Smith’s wonderful
take on this cantankerous English eccentric is well matched by Alex Jennings, who plays
Bennett as he becomes Miss Shepherd’s somewhat bemused benefactor and astringent
observer. Roger Allam, Frances de la Tour and James Corden (star of Bennett’s The History
Boys) also add considerably to this joyous, socially contemplative comedy drama, but, as
ever, Smith steals the show.
Contains infrequent strong language and moderate sex.
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Family Films
Big Scream
Every Saturday at 10.30.
Tickets are £1.50 each.
Every Thursday at 10.30.
Sat 17 Oct
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (PG) 104 mins
Sat 24 Oct
Minions (U) 91 mins
Sat 31 Oct
Halloween Special: Frankenweenie
(PG) 87 mins
Sat 7 Nov
Inside Out (U) 102 mins
Sat 14 Nov
London International Animation
Festival Shorts (Cert TBC) TBC mins
Sat 21 Nov
Bill (PG) 94 mins
Our club for parents and carers with babies
under one year old. Members can bring
their baby to the film without having to worry
about causing a disturbance. Please note no
pushchairs or prams are permitted in
the screen.
Please check in cinema or online for details.
Silver Screen
The first show in each screen
every Friday.
Are you over 60? Join the Silver Screen
Club to enjoy a free tea or Americano and
a biscuit at our Silver Screen shows.
Annual membership is free.
Tickets £4.70, £2 supplement for 3D films.
Frankenweenie
Bill
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Please note: parents may leave children over
eight alone in these screenings but should
be aware that the cinema is not providing
any official childcare. We do, however,
take special precautions to provide as safe
an environment as possible for younger
audiences. These include increased staffing
and ensuring that customers over 18 are not
admitted to the screening unless they are
accompanying a child. If you leave your
children in the cinema please be there on time
to collect them at the end of the film.
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Film for education or film for fun
If your school is interested in private screen
hire for an educational trip or an end-of-term
treat, contact us at
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Great rates, and refreshments at
pocket-money prices.
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Discover Cinema
Tue 20 Oct, 20.30
DOCUMENTARY
Tue 27 Oct, 19.00
Tue 3 Nov, 19.00
DOCUMENTARY
The Death And
Resurrection Show
(Cert TBC)
Make More Noise!
To Me Marlon
Suffragettes In Silent Listen
(15)
Film (PG)
Directors: Various.
Director: Shaun Pettigrew.
UK 1899–1917. 75 mins.
Featuring: Jaz Coleman,
Jimmy Page, Dave Grohl.
New Zealand/UK. TBC mins. To run alongside the release
of the acclaimed UK drama
Suffragette, this fascinating
In 1978 Jaz Coleman and Paul
programme of British
Ferguson decided to perform
archive films documents
a fire ritual to bring together
the representation of the
a band, burning down their
suffragette from the 1890s
flat in the process. Weeks later
until the granting of partial
Killing Joke exploded onto the
voting rights in 1918. A visually
British post-punk music scene,
dazzling mix of newsreels,
rapidly building a mythical
documentaries and satirical
status thanks to their esoteric
shorts, accompanied by a
beliefs and genre-defining
splendid new score by Lillian
experimentation. They inspired
Henley, this compelling
Nirvana, Metallica and Nine
collection demonstrates the
Inch Nails among others.
eagerness with which the
Music, archive footage and
suffragettes embraced film
interviews are woven together
and its power, and is a fitting
to tell the definitive story of
tribute to their struggle.
these legendary musicians.
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Whether it’s a vintage classic, an art-house gem or a riveting documentary,
there will always be something different to discover in our weekly strand.
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Director: Stevan Riley.
Featuring: Marlon Brando.
UK 2015. 98 mins.
Famously taciturn throughout
his life and even a recluse
in his later years, Marlon
Brando nevertheless kept
an intensely personal audio
diary comprising many hours
of personal reflections and
recollections over several
decades. In these intimate
cassette recordings we hear
Brando talking about his
childhood, career and often
tragic family relationships.
The result is certainly the most
fascinating and rounded
portrait ever offered of this
20th-century screen legend.
Tue 10 Nov, 20.30
Tue 17 Nov, 20.30
Tue 24 Nov, 20.15
The Second Mother
(15)
Pasolini (18)
Mia Madre (15)
Director: Abel Ferrara.
Starring: Willem Dafoe.
France/Belgium/Italy 2014.
84 mins.
Director: Nanni Moretti.
Starring: Margherita Buy,
John Turturro, Nanni Moretti.
Italy/France 2015. 107 mins.
English, and Italian with
English subtitles.
Director: Anna Muylaert.
Starring: Regina Casé,
Camilla Márdila,
Michel Joelsas. Brazil 2014.
112 mins. Portuguese with
English subtitles.
Opening with its subject’s
claim that “to scandalise is
a right, to be scandalised
For two decades a rich São
is a pleasure,” Ferrara’s
Paulo doctor and his ambitious tribute to Pier Paolo Pasolini
wife have relied on the warm, benefits from a superb central
quietly efficient Val (popular
performance by Willem Dafoe.
Brazilian TV actor Casé)
We see affectionate family
not only to keep house, but
gatherings, scenes fashioned
also as a surrogate mother
from his posthumously
to their late-teenaged son
published novel-cum-journal
Fabinho (Joelsas). When
Petrolio, a harrowing portrayal
Val’s estranged student
of his murder, and much more
daughter Jéssica (Márdila)
in a fascinating and highly
unexpectedly arrives in town, personal portrait of the genius
the ordered social dynamic
filmmaker.
of the household is disrupted.
The performances have a
beautifully nuanced emotional
precision.
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Margherita (Buy) is a director
making a realist drama
about a factory strike. Her
relationships are foundering
and her mother is seriously ill.
The one constant in her life is
her brother Giovanni (Moretti).
Margherita must also contend
with the antics of the star of
her film, larger-than-life actor
Barry Huggins (Turturro). His
hilarious outbursts add light
yet never trivial comedy to this
intelligent, witty and poignant
story.
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Special Event
Documentary
Thu 5 Nov, 18.00
Sun 15 Nov, 15.30
Sun 22 Nov, 15.30
Addicted To Sheep
Orion: The Man Who
Would Be King (PG)
Draw On Sweet Night (12A)
Plus Q&A with director Tony Britten
Director: Tony Britten. Starring: Doon Mackichan,
Nicky Henson, Mark Arends. UK 2015. 86 mins.
Madrigalist John Wilbye spent his entire working life in the service of Sir Thomas and Lady
Elizabeth Kytson. After 1609 he appears to have stopped composing, yet Lady Elizabeth kept
him on, even giving him the tenancy of a prosperous local sheep farm. So why, when she died
in 1628, did he leave it all behind? This sumptuously photographed drama is a collaboration
with the renowned vocal group I Fagiolini. Contains moderate sex and infrequent moderate bad language.
(PG)
Director: Magali Pettier. UK 2015. 86 mins.
Beautifully observed and laugh-out-loud
funny, this heartwarming film charts a year in
the life of a tenant hill farmer and his family as
they try to breed the perfect sheep. Through
rain, shine, sleet and snow we see them toil
away against the stunning landscapes of
north-east England. A treat for the senses,
Addicted To Sheep allows us to experience
life on a hill farm – without having to get
mucked in ourselves.
Director: Jeanie Finlay. UK 2015. 86 mins.
This engaging documentary from Jeanie
Finlay (The Great Hip Hop Hoax) reveals the
bizarre story of a great musical deception.
From 1979 obscure singer Jimmy Ellis
pretended to be someone who had died in
1977, namely Elvis Presley. Ellis was inspired
by a novel which posited that Presley had
faked his own death. Sounding remarkably
like ‘the King’, Ellis performed throughout
America wearing a bandit mask. This film
uncovers the extraordinary truth behind one
of the most alluring myths in show-business
history.
Contains infrequent strong language
and moderate sex references.
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Abbeygate Arts
Sat 17 Oct, 17.55
Wed 4 Nov, 12.30
Met Opera Live: Otello
Met Opera Encore:
Tannhäuser
Mon 19 Oct, 12.00 & 1900
NT Encore: Hamlet
Sun 8 Nov, 15.00
Wed 21 Oct, 12.00
Bolshoi Ballet Captured Live:
Jewels
NT Encore: Hamlet
Thu 12 Nov, 19.15
Wed 21 Oct, 12.30
ROH Live: Four Short Ballets
Met Opera Encore: Otello
Thu 19 Nov, 19.00
Wed 21 Oct, 19.00
NT Captured Live: Of Mice
And Men
RSC Live: Henry V
Thu 22 Oct, 12.00 & 19.00
Sat 21 Nov, 17.30
Met Opera Live: Lulu
Sat 31 Oct, 16.00
Wed 25 Nov, 12.30
Met Opera Encore: Lulu
Met Opera Live: Tannhäuser
Mon 2 Nov, 20.00
ENO Captured Live:
The Barber Of Seville
Thu 26 Nov, 19.00
Branagh Theatre Live:
The Winter's Tale
Met Opera: Lulu
NT Encore: Hamlet
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Cult Film Club
Enjoy a pint of Old Cannon
draught beer* completely FREE
with every ticket to Cult Film Club.
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Or soft drink, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Tango, lemonade
Wed 21 Oct, 21.00
Fri 20 & Sat 21 Nov, 22.00
Back To The Future Part II (PG)
True Romance (18)
Director: Robert Zemeckis. Starring: Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson,
Elizabeth Shue. USA 1989. 108 mins.
Director: Tony Scott. Starring: Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper,
Christopher Walken. France/USA 1993. 119 mins.
21 October 2015 is the day that Doc Brown and Marty McFly visit in Back To The Future Part II
to prevent Marty Jnr from going to jail. What better excuse to bring it back to the big screen
at last?
Written by Quentin Tarantino, and with an all-star cast including Dennis Hopper and
Christopher Walken, True Romance is a hip, hard-edged story of love and bullets. Now on a
digital print for the very first time, it looks bigger, brasher, badder and more stylish
than ever.
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Diary
Fri 16 Oct
Fri 30 Oct
Fri 13 Nov
Fri 20 Nov
Main Features
Main Features
Main Features
Main Features
Family Film
Family Film
Family Film
Discover Cinema
Discover Cinema
Spectre
Suffragette
Suffragette
Macbeth
Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Sat, 10.30
The Death And Resurrection Show
Tue, 20.30
Cult Film Club
Back To The Future Part II Wed, 21.00
Abbeygate Arts
Met Opera Live: Otello Sat, 17.55
NT Encore: Hamlet Mon, 12.00 & 19.00
Wed, 12.00, Thu, 12.00 & 19.00
Met Opera Encore: Otello Wed, 12.30
RSC Live: Henry V Wed,19.00
Frankenweenie Sat, 10.30
Listen To Me Marlon Tue, 19.00
Special Event
Draw On Sweet Night plus director Q&A
Thu, 18.00
Abbeygate Arts
Met Opera Live: Tannhäuser Sat, 16.00
ENO Captured Live: The Barber Of
Seville Mon, 20.00
Met Opera Encore: Tannhäuser
Wed, 12.30
Fri 23 Oct
Fri 6 Nov
Main Features
Main Features
Pan 2&3D
Bill (Sat 24 – Mon 26 Oct)
Spectre (From Mon 26 Oct)
Family Film
Minions Sat, 10.30
Discover Cinema
Make More Noise!: Suffragettes In
Silent Film Tue, 19.00
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Brooklyn
Spectre
The Lady In The Van
Spectre
London International Animation Festival
Shorts Sat, 10.30
The Lady In The Van
Spectre
Brooklyn
Family Film
Bill Sat, 10.30
Discover Cinema
Discover Cinema
Special Event
Cult Film Club
Abbeygate Arts
Special Event
Pasolini Tue, 20.30
Addicted To Sheep Sun,15.30
NT Captured Live: Of Mice And Men
Thu, 19.00
Mia Madre Tue,20.15
True Romance Fri & Sat, 22.00
Orion: The Man Who Would Be King
Sun, 15.30
Abbeygate Arts
Met Opera Live: Lulu Sat, 17.30
Met Opera Encore: Lulu Wed,12.30
Branagh Theatre Live: The Winter's Tale
Thu, 19.00
Don't Miss Out!
Family Film
Inside Out Sat, 10.30
Discover Cinema
The Second Mother Tue, 20.30
Abbeygate Arts
Bolshoi Ballet Captured Live: Jewels
Sun, 15.00
ROH Live: Four Short Ballets Thu, 19.15
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