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BlacKkKlansman
- 2018
- US
- 2h 8min
- Directed by: Spike Lee
- Cast: John David Washington, Adam Driver, Topher Grace, Alec Baldwin
In 1978, Ron Stallworth (Washington), the first black man to join the Colorado Springs police, goes undercover in the Ku Klux Klan, with the help of fellow officer Flip (Driver). A stranger-than-fiction true story fusing buddy cop traditions with powerful recollections of cruelty, and anger at Trump’s America. Fascinating, funny and riveting.
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Crazy Rich Asians
- 2018
- US
- 2h
- 12A
- Directed by: Jon M Chu
- Cast: Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Michelle Yeoh
When Chinese-American college professor Rachel (Wu) meets the family of boyfriend Nick (Golding), she discovers that they’re incredibly rich. A fairly stale star-crossed lovers’ story is refreshed by a cast of East Asian stars and entertaining local colour.
Tue 25 Sep
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Thu 27 Sep
The King of Thieves
- 2018
- UK
- Directed by: James Marsh
- Cast: Michael Caine, Charlie Cox, Michael Gambon
Brian (Caine) is an octogenarian gangster who puts together a team of old codgers to rob the Hatton Garden diamond vaults. The biggest and flashiest of the four versions so far of this story has lots of star power but a boring script, dislikeable characters and colourless direction. Pointless and disappointing.
Tue 25 Sep
Wed 26 Sep
Thu 27 Sep
Lucky
- 2017
- US
- 1h 28min
- Directed by: John Carroll Lynch
- Cast: Harry Dean Stanton, David Lynch, Ron Livingston, Ed Begley Jr
Lucky (Stanton) is a committed atheist who takes a quiet pleasure in his daily routines, while coming to terms with his mortality. Debut director Lynch downplays the drama, resting the film on Stanton’s cantankerous, charming performance and his interactions with others. An elegant and moving meditation on life and death and a fitting memorial to its late star.
Tue 25 Sep
Matangi / Maya / M.I.A.
- 2018
- US / UK
- Directed by: Stephen Loveridge
- Cast: Maya Arulpragasam
Documentary about rapper M.I.A., aka Maya Arulpragasam, from her formative years on a London council estate to the present. Loveridge shows how Maya’s rap persona was born in part of her immigrant status and guilt about family members left to face the violence in Sri Lanka, and the film conveys the passion that fuels the artist’s work.
Tue 25 Sep
Wed 26 Sep
Thu 27 Sep
National Theatre Live: King Lear
- 2014
- UK
- Directed by: Sam Mendes
- Cast: Simon Russell Beale
Mendes returns to the National Theatre to direct Simon Russell Beale in the title role of Shakespeare’s tragedy.
Thu 27 Sep
A Simple Favour
- 2018
- US
- 1h 57min
- 15
- Directed by: Paul Feig
- Cast: Blake Lively, Anna Kendrick, Henry Golding
Stephanie (Kendrick), a mild-mannered suburban mom, tries to track down her friend Emily (Lively) after she mysteriously disappears. A twisty tale of murder, scheming and scams with excellent work from the two leads and the rest of the cast; a deliciously outrageous cocktail of a movie.
Tue 25 Sep
Parent & baby
Wed 26 Sep
Thu 27 Sep
Soft Cell: One Final Time
Synth-pop pioneers Soft Cell celebrate their 40th anniversary by playing their last ever live show which will be broadcast live to cinemas.
Sun 30 Sep
A Star is Born
- 2018
- US
- 2h 15min
- 15
- Directed by: Bradley Cooper
- Cast: Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, Sam Elliott
Jackson (Cooper) is a famous musician, his best years behind him, who discovers young singer Ally (Gaga) in a bar one night. What could have been yet another remake is a revelation: Gaga sings up a storm and is nuanced and convincing, but Cooper is extraordinary as co-writer, producer, director and star. Smart, funny and heartbreaking.
Sun 30 Sep
Total Recall
- 1990
- US
- 1h 53min
- 15
- Directed by: Paul Verhoeven
- Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sharon Stone, Michael Ironside
In Verhoeven's hugely expensive rollercoaster of violence, Arnie plays a construction worker whose vacational fantasy (implanted by Rekall Incorporated) is to pitch him into a netherworld of assassins and femmes fatales before unleashing the full truth about his nightmares of life on Mars. The crazy Dutchman's Martian chronicle, teeming with sicko incident, is powered along by bursts of gee-ain't-this-fun-brutality, but scores points for the playful ingenuity of the plotting, and Arnie looks like he's enjoying himself.
82%Sat 29 Sep
A three screen Everyman with 438 seats. It was originally the Whiteladies Picture House and opened in 1921.
It is in walking distance from Clifton Down rail station.
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