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Film and Live Screenings South Hill Park Cinema · Bracknell The Winter’s Tale wilde theatre · mansion house · cinema · italian gardens · studio theatre · gallery bars · licensed wedding venue · recital room · art and dance studios · restaurant September – October 2018 Members can book from Fri 3 Aug southhillpark.org.uk Non-members from Fri 10 Aug
Dementia-Friendly Screenings All tickets £5.50 each Incredibles 2
Sat 1 – Sun 2 Sept 3pm F
Specially-designed screenings for people living with dementia and Dir. Brad Bird, US, 2018, 125 mins
Voices: Craig T Nelson, Holly Hunter,
their carers. With lights left on low and sound level reduced, these Samuel L Jackson
relaxed screenings are on the second Monday of each month.
Mr Incredible is left to care for the
Doors open at 1.30pm for a 2pm start, with a short interval. children while Elastigirl is out saving
Complimentary refreshments will be provided after each film the world. The much-anticipated
screening. All staff and volunteers are Dementia Friends. follow-up to 2004’s hit sees our heroes
When booking please advise if you require wheelchair access. battle villains The Underminer and
Screenslaver in a splendid sequel.
Pillow Talk Kiss Me Kate
Mon 10 Sept 2pm Mon 8 Oct 2pm Zama
Dir. Michael Gordon, US, 1959, 100 mins Dir. George Sidney, US, 1953, 107 mins Mon 3 – Tue 4 Sept 7.30pm
Doris Day, Rock Hudson, Tony Randall Howard Keel, Kathryn Grayson, Ann Miller Dir. Lucrecia Martel, Arg, 2017,
112 mins, Spanish with subtitles
A chaste spinster is forced to share a An ex-husband and wife prove Daniel Giménez Cacho, Lola Dueñas,
telephone party line (remember difficult in a musical version of The Matheus Nachtergaele
those!) with a philandering man. Taming of the Shrew. Packed with
In an 18th-century colony, Zama, an
Light-hearted romantic comedy - as Cole Porter songs, including
officer of the Spanish Crown born in
fluffy as its title implies - boasting Wunderbar, Too Darn Hot, Always
South America, awaits a letter from
three songs from Day at her most True to You in My Fashion and Brush
the King granting him a transfer. An
popular. Up Your Shakespeare.
intoxicating film, creating its own
peculiar atmosphere, rhythm and logic.
Tag
Wed 5 & Fri 7 Sept 7.30pm
Dir. Jeff Tomsic, US, 2018, 100 mins
Ed Helms, Jon Hamm, Jeremy Renner
A group of male buddies who’ve been
playing a game of tag since High
School learn that their ever-elusive
friend is getting married; the ideal time
to tag him. A madcap chase caper
Pillow Talk Kiss Me Kate
celebrating the power of friendship.
Relentlessly funny GUARDIAN
The Guernsey Literary and
Potato Peel Pie Society
Fri 7 Sept 10.30am BiB
Fri 7 Sept 2.30pm Si
Mamma Mia! Sat 8 – Sun 9 Sept 3pm
Family Super Deal Here We Go Again Sat 8 – Sun 9 Sept 7.30pm
Look out for this symbol F Dir. Mike Newell, UK/US, 2018, 123 mins
Fri 31 Aug 10.30am BiB
Special prices for families. Lily James, Jessica Brown Findlay,
Fri 31 Aug 2.30pm Si Michiel Huisman
Please check film certificate
and content before booking Fri 31 Aug – Sun 2 Sept 7.30pm In the aftermath of the Second World
Mon 3 Sept 2.30pm HoH
War, a writer forms an unexpected
Family tickets (2+2) £20 Dir. Ol Parker, US, 2018, 114 mins
bond with the residents of Guernsey
Child price £2.50 (15yrs and under) Lily James, Amanda Seyfried,
Meryl Streep, Cher when she writes a book about their
war-time experiences. A beautiful
Hearing Loop While pregnant herself, Sophie story of love, friendship and the
The cinema is fitted with
learns about her mother’s past, sadness of friends lost.
an audio induction loop. how she owned the hotel, met each
Customers can use the of Sophie’s dads and raised a baby. Pillow Talk
T-setting on their hearing Spirited sequel to the ever-popular
aids for clear film sound. Mamma Mia! featuring fave tunes Mon 10 Sept 7.30pm
and a remarkable cast. Dir. Michael Gordon, US, 1959, 100 mins
Doris Day, Rock Hudson, Tony Randall
Key to Symbols A chaste spinster is forced to share a
Silver Screening Si telephone party line (remember those!)
Bringing in Baby BiB with a philandering man. Light-hearted
F romantic comedy – as fluffy as its title
Family Screening
implies – boasting three songs from
Hard of Hearing HoH
Day at her most popular.
Booking dates Members from Fri 3 Aug, Non-members from Fri 10 AugWorld Alzheimer’s Day
¡Ay Caramba! Presented by Bracknell Film Society With an introduction from the
Bracknell Dementia Action Alliance
A season showcasing some of the best of Latin America cinema, The Notebook
recent and past. BiB
Fri 21 Sept 10.30am
Central Station Fri 21 Sept 2.30pm Si
Dir. Nick Cassavetes, US, 2004, 119 mins
Tue 11 Sept 7.30pm
Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling,
Dir. Walter Salles, Bra, 1998, Gena Rowlands, James Garner
106 mins, Portuguese with subtitles
Fernanda Montenegro, In a nursing home, an elderly woman
Vinicius De Oliveira, Marilla Pera with dementia is read a story about a
A former school teacher, who writes poor young man who falls in love
letters for illiterate people, sets off with a rich young woman. Top notch
with a young boy to search for the performances from a dream cast make
father he never knew. A thoughtful Like Water for Chocolate this a moving and meaningful story.
road movie that touches the heart Tue 16 Oct 7.30pm
with its integrity, powerful images Dir. Alfonso Arau, Mex, 1992, Madame
and stand-out performances. 109 mins, Spanish with subtitles
Lumi Cavazos, Marco Leonardi, Fri 21 & Sun 23 Sept 7.30pm
Stimulating, emotionally rewarding Regina Torné Sat 22 Sept 3pm
and spangled with surprises Dir. Amanda Sthers, Fr, 2017, 91 mins
EYE for FILM When tradition prevents her from
Toni Collette, Harvey Keitel, Rossy de Palma
marrying the man she loves, a young
Historias Minimas woman discovers a unique talent for While disguised as a Spanish
cooking. Based on the best-selling aristocrat, a maid falls in love –
Thu 20 Sept 7.30pm novel by Laura Esquival, this seriously above her station.
Dir. Carlos Sorin, Arg, 2002,
90 mins, Spanish with subtitles internationally popular romantic fable An entertaining, comical tale delivering
Javier Lombardo, Antonio Benedicti, is one of the best ever food films. some sharp social commentary
Javiera Bravo A feast for the soul WASHINGTON POST in a gorgeous Paris setting.
Three people travel the same road;
their disparate dreams and stories
Quarterly Classic Stanley: A Man of Variety
Black History Month
intertwine amidst the breath-taking Sat 22 Sept 7.30pm
Patagonia desert. With satirical
Black Orpheus Sun 23 Sept 3pm
touches so affectionate it never Thu 25 Oct 7.30pm Dir. Stephen Cookson, UK, 2018, 83 mins
looks down on the characters, this Dir. Marcel Camus, Bra, 1959, Timothy Spall
103 mins, Portuguese with subtitles
film expresses an essential humanity A macabre black comedy about a
Breno Mello, Marpessa Dawn,
never forced or sentimental. Lourdes De Oliviera psychiatric patient mouldering away
A modest gem of a movie in a half-abandoned institution, beset
A retelling of the Orpheus and
NEW YORK TIMES
Eurydice myth set during the by visions of his favourite comic actors
Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. Swirling, of yesteryear, from Tony Hancock to
spectacular cinematography, Alastair Sim and Margaret Rutherford.
ecstatic, delirious samba and Timothy Spall plays all parts in this
the joy of a fabled city make for a weird but fascinating film.
sensational and rewarding feast Spall is marvellous GUARDIAN
for the ears and eyes.
An inspired reinvention of the Summer 1993
underworld GUARDIAN Mon 24 – Tue 25 Sept 7.30pm
Dir. Carla Simón, Sp, 2017,
97 mins, Catalan with subtitles
Laia Artigas, Paula Robles, Bruna Cusí
The Bookshop In the Fade
Fri 14 Sept 10.30am BiB (Aus dem Nichts) Following the death of her parents,
Fri 14 Sept 2.30pm Si Mon 17 –Tue 18 Sept 7.30pm six-year-old Frida moves to the
Fri 14 – Sun 16 Sept 7.30pm Dir. Fatih Akin, Ger/Fr, 2017, 106 mins, countryside to live with her aunt and
Sat 15 – Sun 16 Sept 3pm German/Turkish with subtitles uncle, but finds it hard to adapt.
Dir. Isabel Coixet, Sp/Ger/UK, Diane Kruger, Denis Moschitto, Numan Acar A lyrical, distinctive and visually
2017, 113 mins arresting debut that remains
Katja’s life collapses after a bomb
Emily Mortimer, Bill Nighy, Patricia Clarkson clear-eyed and unsentimental.
attack. Struggling to cope with
In 1950s Suffolk, a young widow shock and grief, she seeks revenge. A delicately crafted, moving filmic
foils local opposition to expand her Diane Kruger gives an astonishing, memoir HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
community’s cultural horizons by Cannes Best Actress award-winning
opening a bookshop. Based on performance in this riveting,
Penelope Fitzgerald’s novel and politically charged thriller.
splendidly evoking the period, with
a tender, sympathetic performance
from Emily Mortimer.
book online southhillpark.org.ukIn the Fade Patrick
Adrift Racer and the Jailbird Swimming with Men
Wed 26 Sept 7.30pm Mon 1 – Tue 2 Oct 7.30pm Fri 5 Oct 2.30pm Si
Fri 28 Sept 10.30am BiB Dir. Michaël R Roskam, Bel/Fr/NL, 2017, Sun 7 Oct 7.30pm
Dir. Baltasar Kormákur, US, 2018, 96 mins 127 mins, French/Dutch with subtitles Dir. Oliver Parker, UK, 2018, 97 mins
Shailene Woodley, Sam Claflin, Grace Palmer Matthias Schoenaerts, Rob Brydon, Charlotte Riley,
Adèle Exarchopoulos, Eric De Staercke Rupert Graves, Jim Carter
A young couple’s chance encounter
An upper-class racing driver and Suffering a mid-life crisis, Eric joins
leads them first to love and then
high-flying gangster meet and fall an all-male, amateur synchronised
on the adventure of a lifetime as
in love. With bravura heist scenes swimming team. With echoes of
they face one of the most catastrophic
shot with flair, this diverting film The Full Monty and Brassed Off, this
hurricanes in recorded history.
has two excellent leads who ooze super British comedy is life-affirming
With charismatic and charming
old fashioned movie-star charisma. fun, full of silliness and warmth.
leads, this true story is an intense,
dramatic experience. Glossily enjoyable thriller Beautifully bittersweet British comedy
romance GUARDIAN packed with delightful performances
My Generation EDINBURGH FILM FESTIVAL
Si Sicario 2: Soldado
Fri 28 Sept 2.30pm
Sun 30 Sept 3pm Wed 3 & Fri 5 – Sat 6 Oct 7.30pm Kiss Me Kate
Dir. David Batty, UK, 2017, 84 mins Dir. Stefano Sollima, US, 2018, 122 mins Mon 8 Oct 7.30pm
Michael Caine, David Bailey, Benicio Del Toro, Josh Brolin, Dir. George Sidney, US, 1953, 107 mins
Joan Collins, Roger Daltrey Catherine Keener
Howard Keel, Kathryn Grayson, Ann Miller
Presented with trademark charm A federal agent and his partner
An ex-husband and wife prove difficult
by Michael Caine and featuring tackle people trafficking across the
in a musical version of The Taming of
interviews with the likes of Paul US/Mexico border and its apparent
the Shrew. Packed with Cole Porter
McCartney, Twiggy and Marianne links to the importation of terrorists.
songs, including Wunderbar, Too Darn
Faithfull, this highly entertaining Hard-hitting, engrossing and
Hot, Always True to You in My Fashion
documentary explores the cultural intelligent, this is a moody
and Brush Up Your Shakespeare.
revolution of the swinging ’60s. and satisfying sequel.
Riveting and highly topical TELEGRAPH Leaning into the Wind:
Hotel Artemis Andy Goldsworthy
Fri 28 – Sun 30 Sept 7.30pm
Patrick
BiB Thu 11 Oct 7.30pm
Sat 29 Sept 3pm Fri 5 Oct 10.30am Dir. Thomas Riedelsheimer,
Dir. Drew Pearce, US/UK, 2018, 94 mins Sat 6 – Sun 7 Oct 3pm F UK/Ger, 2017, 97 mins
Jodie Foster, Sofia Boutella, Dave Bautista Dir. Mandie Fletcher, UK, 2018, 94 mins Andy Goldsworthy, Holly Goldsworthy
Beattie Edmondson, Ed Skrein, Tom Bennett
In riot-torn, near-future Los Angeles, Profiling the work of Andy Goldsworthy,
‘The Nurse’ runs a secret, members- A klutzy young school teacher inherits this documentary travels with the
only emergency room for criminals. her grandmother’s very badly behaved British artist to capture him at work.
With an atmospheric set-up, ingenious pug, Patrick. Wholesome, amusing A lushly-visualized travelogue that
premise and interesting characters, family fun and with an achingly cute leaves room for more abstract
this pacey film is a novel diversion. dog. What’s not to like? contemplation; a welcome, peaceful
Fun, craftily constructed dystopian Canine capers galore TIMEOUT position from which to consider our
thriller OBSERVER place in the wider world.
A vibrant journey through the diverse
layers of Andy Goldsworthy’s world
TIMEOUT
box office 01344 484123Christopher Robin Mission: Impossible – Fallout
Christopher Robin The Children Act Hotel Transylvania 3:
Fri 12 Oct 10.30am BiB Fri 19 Oct 2.30pm Si A Monster Vacation
Si Thu 25 Oct 2.30pm F
Fri 12 Oct 2.30pm Fri 19 & Sun 21 Oct 7.30pm
Sat 13 – Sun 14 Oct 3pm F Dir. Richard Eyre, UK, 2017, 105 mins Fri 26 Oct 10.30am BiB
Sat 13 – Sun 14 Oct 7.30pm Emma Thompson, Stanley Tucci, Sat 27 – Sun 28 Oct 3pm F
Dir. Marc Forster, US, 2018, TBC mins Fionn Whitehead Dir. Genndy Tartakovsky, US, 2018, 97 mins
Ewan McGregor, Hayley Atwell, Toby Jones A High Court judge must decide Voices: Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg,
David Spade
In 1950s London, the adult whether to force a teenage boy to have
Christopher Robin struggles to a life-saving blood transfusion. Needing a break from his hotel,
balance work and family. Can old Adapted by Ian McEwan from his own Drac takes his extended family on a
friend Winnie the Pooh help him novel, and immaculately directed, this luxury cruise. Colourfully vibrant and
rediscover what’s important? A restrained, nuanced drama frantically fast-paced, with plenty of
delightful mixture of live action and showcases a stylish and emotionally humour for the kids and a message of
adorable animated Pooh and friends, literate performance from Thompson. love and loss that all will understand.
this is a real heart-warmer.
C’est La Vie Puzzle
The Happytime (Le sens de la fête) cert tbc Fri 26 Oct 2.30pm Si
Murders cert tbc Mon 22 – Tue 23 Oct 7.30pm Fri 26 – Sat 27 Oct 7.30pm
Dirs. Olivier Nakache/Éric Toledano, Dir. Marc Turtletaub, US, 2018, 103 mins
Fri 12 & Wed 17 Oct 7.30pm
Fr/Bel/Can 2018, 117 mins, Kelly Macdonald, Irrfan Khan, David Denman
Dir. Brian Henson, US, 2018, TBC mins French/Tamil with subtitles
Melissa McCarthy, Maya Rudolph, Jean-Pierre Bacri, Jean-Paul Rouve, A downtrodden housewife re-evaluates
Elizabeth Banks Gilles Lellouche her life after discovering a talent for
In a world where humans and puppets jigsaw puzzles. Charming, funny,
A hectic wedding party in a French
coexist, a puppet private eye is delicate and brimming with a
chateau is organised in the midst
brought in to solve the murder of the heart-warming sense of honesty,
of a myriad of mix-ups. Pretty much
cast of an ’80s children’s TV show. Puzzle is a gentle gem of a film.
everything that can go wrong does
Hilarious, raucous and clever comedy, in this riotous farce from the makers Genuine heart and an eye-catching
featuring Muppets – but not one for of the heart-warmer Untouchable. performance by Macdonald GUARDIAN
the kids.
Like a good champagne, bubbly, frothy
fun with an excellent structure and a
Mission: Impossible – hint of complexity EYE FOR FILM
Fallout
Fri 19 Oct 10.30am BiB
Sat 20 – Sun 21 Oct 3pm F Incredibles 2
Sat 20 Oct 7.30pm Wed 24 Oct 2.30pm F
Dir. Christopher McQuarrie, Dir. Brad Bird, US, 2018, 125 mins
US, 2018, 147 mins Voices: Craig T Nelson,
Tom Cruise, Rebecca Ferguson, Holly Hunter, Samuel L Jackson
Henry Cavill
Mr Incredible is left to care for
Ethan Hunt and his IMF team, along the children while Elastigirl is
with some familiar allies, race against out saving the world. The
time after a mission gone wrong. Tom much-anticipated follow-up to
Cruise returns as agent Ethan Hunt in 2004’s hit sees our heroes
the latest instalment of the popular battle villains The Underminer
spy franchise. and Screenslaver in a
splendid sequel.
Part of the half-term
Children’s Arts Workshop.
Puzzle
book online southhillpark.org.ukLive and Recorded
Screenings Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour
La Bohème
All times shown are the Thu 13 Sept 7pm RECORDED
150 mins incl 15 min interval
curtain-up times. Please be
£19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50
seated 15 minutes before
start time. Latecomers will Experience the love, laughter and
not be admitted. loss of La Bohème at the magnificent
Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour.
Live transmitted live by satellite, Puccini’s beloved classic has long
delivered to the cinema during captivated audiences around the
Cold War the actual performance through world. With lavish sets and costumes
the cinema’s satellite system. transforming the harbour-top stage
Encore additional showings into a romantic Paris winter, Opera
Cold War Australia’s glittering production will
recorded live by satellite and
Mon 29 – Tue 30 Oct 7.30pm transmitted within one month be an unforgettable delight.
Dir. Pawel Pawlikowski, of the live event.
Pol/Fr/UK, 2018, 88 mins, Jonas Kaufmann:
Polish/French/German with subtitles Recorded live performances,
Joanna Kulig, Tomasz Kot, Borys Szyc pre-recorded and delivered by our Under the Stars NEW
digital system for optimum quality. Wed 19 Sept 7.30pm RECORDED
In the ruins of post-war Poland, Wiktor 120 mins incl interval of 20 mins
and Zula fall deeply, obsessively and £18.50, Conc £17.50, Members £16.50
destructively in love. Melding the Performance
personal with the political to exquisite Regarded as one of the world’s
effect, this is a wistful and dreamlike greatest living tenors, Jonas
National Theatre Live
journey through a divided continent – Kaufmann has captivated audiences
Julie as live
for years with his incredible voice.
and a heart-breaking portrait of
ill-fated love. Thu 6 Sept 7pm LIVE Captured live this summer at the
Mysterious, musically glorious and
120 mins Waldbühne amphitheatre in Berlin,
£19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50 performing famous arias and
visually ravishing GUARDIAN
Wild and newly single, Julie throws popular songs from his bestselling
Halloween Special a late night party where Jean and album Dolce Vita.
Hereditary Kristina clean up in the kitchen.
Julie initiates a power game with National Theatre Live
Wed 31 Oct 7.30pm King Lear as live
Dir. Ari Aster, US, 2018, 127 mins Jean, which rapidly descends into a
Toni Collette, Gabriel Byrne, savage fight for survival. This new Thu 27 Sept 7pm LIVE
Milly Shapiro version of Strindberg’s play, Miss Julie, 220 mins
written by Polly Stenham, remains £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
After a matriarch dies, the
shocking and fiercely relevant in its
grieving family is haunted by Two ageing fathers – one a King,
new setting of contemporary London.
tragic and disturbing occurrences, one his courtier – reject the children
and begin to unravel dark secrets. who truly love them. Their blindness
Royal Shakespeare
Direction, staging and orchestral unleashes a tornado of pitiless
Company Live
score all brilliant, but the terrific ambition and treachery, as family and
performance of Toni Collette The Merry Wives of state are plunged into a violent power
makes it bone-chilling. Windsor as live
struggle. Broadcast live from London’s
Grisly and genuinely frightening, Wed 12 Sept 7pm LIVE West End and starring Ian McKellen.
a new horror classic is born 210 mins
TELEGRAPH
£18.50, Conc £17.50, Members £16.50 Shakespeare’s Globe
Down on his luck in the suburbs, The Winter’s Tale as live NEW
John Falstaff plans to hustle his Thu 4 Oct 7.15pm LIVE
way to a comfortable retirement by 175 mins
seducing the wives of two wealthy £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
men. Unknown to him, it’s the women
Staged at the beautiful and
of Windsor who really pull the strings,
iconic Globe Theatre in London,
orchestrating Falstaff’s comeuppance
Shakespeare’s great play of the
amidst a theatrical smorgasbord of
Coming Soon irrational and inexplicable illustrates
petty rivalries, jealousies and
The Wife, Leave No Trace, how uncontrollable emotions range
over-inflated egos.
Mowgli, Johnny English Strikes across gender, country, class and age.
Again, Bohemian Rhapsody, Full of monsters, gods and natural
First Man, Smallfoot, disasters with a colossal sweep that
Reinventing Marvin, The House takes audiences from the stifling
with a Clock in Its Walls, atmosphere of the Sicilian court to the
The Little Stranger, unbuttoned joy of a Bohemian festival.
Columbus, First Reformed
Julie
box office 01344 484123Oscar Wilde Season Funny Girl NEW
Performances on sale now
The Importance of Wed 26 Oct 7pm RECORDED see our website for full details
Being Earnest as live 160 mins
Tue 9 Oct 7.15pm £19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50
LIVE 2018
165 mins Starring Olivier Award-winning
£18.50, Conc £17.50, Members £16.50 Sheridan Smith, this iconic musical Royal Shakespeare Company Live
This much-loved masterpiece throws tells the story of Fanny Brice, whose Troilus and Cressida as live
vocal talents and comedic ability see Wed 14 Nov 7pm LIVE
love, logic and language into the air to
her rise from Brooklyn music hall £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
make one of theatre’s most dazzling
firework displays. Jack, Algy, singer to Broadway star. A new Royal Opera House Live
Gwendolyn and Cecily discover how production that wowed critics and La Bayadère
unsmooth runs the course of true love, audiences alike in London’s West End, Sun 18 Nov 7.15pm RECORDED
while Lady Bracknell keeps a baleful featuring classic songs including £19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50
eye on the mayhem of manners. People and Don’t Rain On My Parade.
National Theatre Live
The Madness of George III
The Australian Ballet Royal Opera House Live as live
Tue 20 Nov 7pm LIVE
The Merry Widow NEW Die Walküre £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Wed 10 Oct 7.30pm RECORDED Sun 28 Oct 5pm LIVE
Royal Opera House Live
114 mins incl interval of 20 mins 290 mins including 2 intervals
The Nutcracker
£18.50, Conc £17.50, Members £16.50 Sung in German with English subtitles
Mon 3 Dec 7.15pm LIVE
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
The tiny principality of Pontevedro £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
is on the verge of bankruptcy; the The second opera in Wagner’s Ring
National Theatre Live
dashing Count Danilo must rescue cycle, Die Walküre features several
Antony and Cleopatra as live NEW
his country by marrying a fabulously of the Ring’s musical highlights – Thu 6 Dec 7pm
wealthy widow. When they meet, the sparkling Magic Fire Music and £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
he realises she’s his childhood the electrifying Ride of the Valkyries.
sweetheart – and that she hasn’t At its centre are the unforgettable 2019
forgiven him for jilting her. Based characters and the complex
on the beloved operetta, this lively entanglements between them, Royal Opera House Live
tale is a laugh-along favourite with including twins Siegmund and The Queen of Spades
hum-along melodies. Sieglinde, and Wotan and his Tue 22 Jan 6.45pm LIVE
Valkyrie daughter, Brünnhilde. £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Royal Opera House Live
Royal Opera House Live
Mayerling La Traviata NEW
Mon 15 Oct 7.15pm LIVE Wed 30 Jan 6.45pm LIVE
195 mins incl 2 intervals
Exhibitions on Sale Now – £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 see our website for full details
National Theatre Live
Dangerous desires, family secrets and I’m Not Running as live NEW
2018 Thu 31 Jan 7pm
political intrigues twist through every
moment of daring choreography in £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Exhibition on Screen
Kenneth MacMillan’s ballet inspired Degas: Passion for Perfection Royal Opera House Live
by the true story of the deaths of Tue 6 Nov 7.30pm Don Quixote
Crown Prince Rudolf and his teenage £12.50 Concs £11.50 Members £10.50 Tue 19 Feb 7.15pm LIVE
mistress in 1889. A classic of the £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Royal Ballet repertory, with emotional 2019
depth, haunting imagery, and one of Royal Opera House Live
La forza del destino
the most demanding roles ever Exhibition on Screen Tue 2 April 6.15pm LIVE
created for a male dancer. Young Picasso
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Tue 5 Feb 7.30pm
£12.50 Concs £11.50 Members £10.50 Royal Opera House Live
Faust
Exhibition on Screen Tue 30 April 6.45pm LIVE
Rembrandt
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Wed 10 Apr 7.30pm
£12.50 Concs £11.50 Members £10.50 Royal Opera House (Ballet) Live
Wheeldon – Within the Golden Hour
Exhibition on Screen World Première – Cherkaoui
Van Gogh and Japan Pite – Flight Pattern
Tue 4 Jun 7.30pm Thu 16 May 7.15pm LIVE
£12.50 Concs £11.50 Members £10.50 £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Mayerling
Please see our website for further details of new events as they become available to bookBooking Dates Seating Plan Film Ticket Prices
Members from Fri 3 Aug Mon–Thu evenings & all matinées
Non-members from Fri 10 Aug £9.10, Conc £8.10, Members £7.50
Fri–Sun evenings £9.10, Members £7.50
BFS members £7.10 for BFS films
Certification explained
Family (2+2) £20, Child £2.50
Universal
Only one concession applies
Parental guidance –
general viewing, but some
scenes may be unsuitable Booking Fee
for young children. No additional fees will be applied to the
With parental guidance – advertised ticket prices.
12 years and under must be Refunds
accompanied by someone Tickets, once purchased, cannot be refunded.
over 18 years. If the film is sold out, we will try to resell your
Suitable only for persons tickets and a £1 administration fee per ticket
of 15 years and older. will be charged. Resale is not guaranteed.
May contain references This service is free to current members.
to strong language, violence,
drugs, nudity and sex. Data Protection
Suitable only for persons Customers’ data is handled according to
of 18 years and older. the legislation established by the General
May contain explicit Data Protection Regulation.
references to strong entrance Bracknell Film Society
language, violence, Bracknell Film Society welcomes everyone.
drugs, nudity and sex. Bringing in Baby BiB Contact Julia Vickers on 0118 961 1392 or
More detailed information can see bracknellfilmsoc.org
Friday morning screenings at
be found at bbfc.co.uk Cinema Hire
10.30am for parents and
carers of young babies. The Cinema is available for commercial hire.
Concessions Email faye.tims@southhillpark.org.uk for details.
tickets
£7
Concessions are available to .10 How to Book
children, students, registered Online
unemployed, registered disabled babies free Visit southhillpark.org.uk
and those 63 years and above. In person
Please bring proof of status. Only adults with a baby
(up to 1 year) will be admitted. Mon–Sat 10am–8.30pm
Sun & bank holidays 12noon–8.30pm
Bottle-warming facilities
By phone
Si Silver Screen and buggy parking are
available together with Call on 01344 484123 during opening times above.
baby changing facilities. By post
Come along to our weekly
Send details of your booking to
Friday matinées at 2.30pm.
The Box Office, South Hill Park,
Full price £9.10, £7.10
Ringmead, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 7PA.
for those in retirement.
Enclose SAE if you want tickets to be posted to you.
HoH hard of hearing
Reservations
Occasional screenings with
English subtitles for the Reservations can be held for four days or until
hard of hearing. 48hrs prior to a performance. Reservations cannot
be made on the day of the performance. Tickets not
paid for within this time will be released. We are
Cinema Offers · Bringing in Baby and Silver Screen unable to reserve tickets for near sell-out shows.
If you are a parent or carer with a baby under a year or someone in Accessibility
retirement then why not take advantage of the following offers The cinema is accessible to those with mobility
problems. If you use a wheelchair please advise the
Box Office when booking. A helper accompanying
Fish and Chips £11
per portion
£20
for 2 portions
a wheelchair user gets a complimentary ticket.
How to Find us
Mon – Sat 12noon–3pm and 5–8pm
South Hill Park is approx 7 mins drive from
Bracknell town centre and is easily accessible
Hot Drink and a Piece of Cake from the M3 and M4. We are very well
Free hot drink when you buy a piece of cake signposted – look out for the brown road signs
saying ‘Arts Centre’ or showing a comedy mask.
Show your film ticket when you purchase either of these offers There is FREE parking at South Hill Park.
Family Super Deal F
South Hill Park reserves the right to make changes to the
Family tickets (2+2) £20 · Child price £2.50 (15yrs and under) published programme in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
South Hill Park, Ringmead, Birch Hill, Bracknell, Berks RG12 7PA
South Hill Park Trust Limited
A charitable company limited by guarantee
Charity number 265656
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