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Gulbenkian
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Feb-Apr
2015
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Welcome
The Oscar nominations are out and it is looking set to be a
stellar year with a broad range of films up for the awards.
With nominations for best picture we are excited to be
bringing the fantastic Selma, Whiplash and to be bringing
back to the big screen Boyhood. Sporting grotesque
prosthetics Steve Carell certainly deserves his nomination
for Best Actor in a leading role in Foxcatcher and the long
awaited adaptation of Into The Woods (filmed in part at
Dover) has been eagerly awaited with a star studded cast
including Meryl Streep and James Corden.
From the creators of Frozen and Wreck-It Ralph, Big Hero 6
is a strong contender for best Animated Feature Film while
best Documentary Feature The Salt of the Earth is
compelling viewing. From the director of Billy Elliot, we have
new film Trash based on three teenagers growing up in the
slums of Rio de Janeiro, Joaquin Phoenix plays a shambolic
stoner in Inherent Vice and the incredibly relevant Dawn,
based on the novel by Nobel Peace prize winner Elie Wiesel.
A light-hearted spoof on James Bond, Colin Firth plays a
secret agent in Kingsman: The Secret Service and Oscar
Isaac is brilliant in A Most Violent Year.
This season we are also pleased to welcome a celebration of
Fifty years of Feminism with films such as Wadjda and Far
From Heaven. FILM65 continues with Faster Pussycat! Kill!
Kill! And Waves of Horror are back with a new season French
extremity season including In My Skin and Martyrs. Plus
February’s LGBT History month films continue with The Color
Purple and All About My Mother.
We look forward to welcoming you soon,
Liz Moran, Director
and the Gulbenkian Team
Contents
Winter season
Family Films
3
13
Live & Recorded
15
Tickets & Information
20
At a Glance
18
Gulbenkian Film / 3
Thu 19 – Sun 22 Feb, times vary
Mon 23 Feb, 6.15pm
Foxcatcher (15)
Fishtank (cert tbc)
Set in the 80s, Channing Tatum
plays Olympic wrestler Mark Schultz
who is headhunted by multimillionaire John DuPont to head up
his wrestling team but tensions are
raised when brother joins the team.
Winner of 2013 Cannes’ Jury Prize,
Fish Tank re-writes British social
realism in its complex portrait of Mia,
an angry fifteen-year old –
determined, feisty and fragile – who
can’t fit in at school or at home. We
see the world that summer on the
Essex marshes from her point of
view in a drama of suspense and
self-knowledge.
Part of Fifty Years of Feminism
Plus short: Sheller Shares her Secret
Sun 22 Feb, 3pm
Mon 23 Feb, 9pm
Little Fugitive (U)
The Strange Colour of
your Body’s Tears (18)
The first true indie movie follows 7
year old Joey as he runs away to the
Coney Island fair after being tricked
into thinking he’s killed his older
brother with an air rifle.
Part of the Cinema of Childhood
season
From the directors of Amer, this is
a surreal homage to the Italian giallo
horror thrillers. Dan comes home
from a business trip to find his wife
has gone missing.
Part of Waves of Horror:
French Extremity Season
SUB
French w/Eng ST
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Wed 25 Feb, 6.30pm
All About My Mother
Fri 27 Feb – Sun 1 Mar, times
vary
(15)
Into The Woods (PG)
One of Pedro Almodóvar’s most
purely enjoyable films, the Oscar
winning All About My Mother is a
sophisticated, masterful film
exploring the turbulent inner lives of
a circle of women.
Oscar winner Meryl Streep heads an
all-star cast including Johnny Depp,
Emily Blunt, Anna Kendrick and
James Corden in Rob Marshall’s
triumphant musical, based on Grimm
Brother’s fairy tales, including
Cinderella, Rapunzel and Little Red
Riding Hood.
Part of the LGBT History month
SUB
Spanish w/Eng ST
Wed 25 Feb – Sun 1 Mar, times
vary
Whiplash (15)
A contender for Best Picture at this
year’s Oscars, Whiplash is one of
THE must-see titles of the season.
Miles Teller stars as talented young
drummer Andrew, starting out at a
prestigious New York music school
and dreaming of becoming the new
Buddy Rich.
SUB
AD
Hard of Hearing subtitled
screening Wed 25 Feb
AD
Sat 28 Feb, 1.30pm
Safety Last! (U)
Harold Lloyd’s most-famous comedy
features him as a sales clerk in a
department store who finds himself
hanging off the hands of a
collapsing clock on the side of a
skyscraper high above the streets of
downtown Los Angeles.
Part of Comedy Feztival
Gulbenkian Film / 5
Sun 1 Mar, 5.30pm
Mon 2 Mar, 8.45pm
Playtime (U)
The Color Purple (15)
Jacques Tati’s 1967 masterpiece,
screened in a new 4K digital
restoration, is a nearly wordless
classic comedy of confusion.
Bumbling, old-fashioned Monsieur
Hulot is thrust into a baffling modern
world, this time in Paris.
Part of Comedy Feztival
SUB
French w/Eng ST
Based on Alice Walker’s Pulitzer
Prize-winning novel, Steven
Spielberg’s sweeping adaptation
stars Whoopi Goldberg as Celie
Harris, a poor and abused AfricanAmerican woman living in the
American South in the early 20th
century.
Part of the LGBT History month
Mon 2 Mar, 6.30pm
Tue 3 Mar, 7pm
Wadjda (15)
BANFF Mountain Film
Festival 2015
Wadjda wants a bike so she can
race against the little boy who lives
next door, but in Saudi Arabia little
girls do not ride bicycles. Through
Wadjda’s attempts – often very funny
– to circumvent such restrictions, the
film shows the everyday frustrations
that constrain women.
Part of Fifty Years of Feminism
SUB
Arabic w/English ST
Follow the expeditions of some of
today’s most incredible adventurers,
see amazing footage of adrenaline
packed action sports and be
inspired by thought-provoking
pieces shot from the far flung
corners of the globe. This is an
inspiring evening of exhilarating film
by the most talented adventure film
makers of today.
Tickets: Full £13 / Concessions £11 /
Groups of 6+ £11
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Thu 5 & Sat 7 – Tue 10 Mar,
times vary
A Most Violent Year
Sat 7 & Sun 8 Mar, times vary
Boyhood (15)
(15)
Set in 1981 – one of the most crimeridden years in the city’s history –
Oscar Isaac plays Abel Morales, an
immigrant trying to expand his
business and in doing so, forced to
navigate the overwhelming violence
and corruption of the world he’s
operating in.
Hotly tipped to win with 6 Oscar
nominations, Richard Linklater’s 12
year labour of love follows 7-year-old
Mason as he grows from boy to
man; as his voice starts cracking
and his heart gets broken. And
around him, America changes as
well: iPhones appear, elections are
won, the broader scope of history is
at work.
Thu 5 Mar, 9pm
Sun 8 Mar, 2.30pm
Martyrs (18)
Green Ray (12A)
Notorious for being divisive on its
release, Martyrs (the scariest film
ever made?) is as original as it is
disturbing. In the search for
evidence of an afterlife, individuals
relinquish their humanity. Not the
goriest horror film ever, but the most
cerebral.
Delphine, a beautiful young Parisian
smarting from a recent break-up is
left reeling about how to spend her
holiday. Soon she is dealing with
various uncomfortable situations,
including a beach getaway where
she is the only single person, but will
this restless soul find what she’s
looking for?
Part of Waves of Horror:
French Extremity Season
SUB
French w/Eng ST
Gulbenkian Film / 7
Mon 9 Mar, 6.15pm
Fri 13 – Mon 16 Mar, times vary
One Sings, the Other
Doesn’t (15)
Trash (15)
French New Wave director Agnès
Varda portrays of the lives and
friendship of two very different
women over ten years, capturing the
optimism and energy of the period
through song, while making the
case for feminism as each fights in
her own way for recognition in a
sexist society.
Part of Fifty Years of Feminism
Stephen Daldry’s searing film sets
its sights on three Brazilian
teenagers, growing up in the brutal
slums of Rio de Janeiro, who spend
their time picking through litter.
One day they find a wallet, the
contents of which positions them
as unlikely whistleblowers and
brings them into conflict with the
corrupt local police force.
SUB
AD
Hard of Hearing subtitled
screening Mon 16 Mar
Tue 10 Mar, 6.30pm
Fri 13 – Sun 15 Mar, times vary
Amer (18)
Kingsman: The Secret
Service (15)
A hallucinogenic homage to the
horror films of Dario Argento and
Mario Bava and the Italian giallo
thrillers from the 1960s and 1970s,
Amer follows the traumatic sexual
development of a woman (played by
a different actor in each of the film’s
three sections) from childhood to
being an adult.
Part of Waves of Horror:
French Extremity Season
Oscar winner Colin Firth stars as
Harry Hart, leader of a clandestine
spy organisation that recruits an
unrefined, but promising street kid
into the agency’s ultra-competitive
training programme.
AD
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Sun 15 Mar, 3pm
Wed 18 Mar, 6.30pm
Au Revior Les Enfants
FILM65: Faster,
Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (18)
(12A)
From French master Louis Malle
comes one of the great WWII films.
Semi-autobiographical, it’s set in
1944 at a Catholic boarding school
outside Fontainebleau and follows
the friendship between Catholic and
Jewish youngsters.
SUB
French w/Eng ST
Provocative, exploitative, violent and
camp, Meyer’s film follows three
thrill-seeking go-go dancers as they
encounter a young couple in the
Mojave desert while racing their
sports cars.
FilmTalk: Introduced by
Anne Billson
Mon 16 Mar, 6.15pm
Wed 18 – Sun 22 Mar, times vary
Far From Heaven (12)
Selma (12A)
A drama of 1950’s repressiveness in
the marital impasse between Cathy
and her husband Frank, who is
struggling with his homosexuality.
Connected through their interest in
art, Cathy’s new relationship with
Raymond, her black gardener,
founders through racial prejudice.
British actor David Oyelowo gives a
magnificent performance as Martin
Luther King in Ava DuVernay’s
urgent, Oscar-nominated
dramatisation of a pivotal episode in
America’s civil rights movement.
Part of Fifty Years of Feminism
Plus short: A Girl's Own Story
SUB
AD
Hard of Hearing subtitled
screening Sun 22 Mar
Gulbenkian Film / 9
Thu 19 Mar, 6.30pm
Sat 21 Mar, 2.30pm
Tomka and his
Friends (PG)
Dawn (cert tbc)
When the Nazis occupy an Albanian
village after the withdrawal of the
Italian army from WW2, Tomka and
his gang are furious – because the
Germans set up camp on their
football pitch. Recruited to spy on the
invaders they help to set an ambush.
Part of the Cinema of Childhood
season
SUB
Based on the novel by Nobel Peace
Prize winner Elie Wiesel. Set in
Palestine in 1947 during the British
mandate period, four comrades in
arms pressure the young Elisha to
overcome his moral qualms and fully
commit to the armed struggle.
Albanian w/Eng ST
Fri 20 – Sun 22 Mar, times vary
Sun 22 Mar, 2.30pm
Inherent Vice (15)
Life Of Riley (cert tbc)
Set in a kaleidoscopic 1970s
California, Joaquin Phoenix is Doc
Sportello, a shambolic stoner and
private investigator whose old
girlfriendasks him to find out if her
lover’s wife is plotting to have him
sectioned.
A masterful, deceptively playful
picture, adapted from an Alan
Ayckbourn play, it follows three
couples – including Colin and
Kathryn, absorbed in preparations for
their upcoming amateur dramatics
production.
SUB
French w/Eng ST
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Tue 24, Wed 25 & Fri 27 Mar,
times vary
Fri 27 – Sun 29 Mar, & Thu 2 Apr,
times vary
Duke Of Burgundy (18)
The Second Best
Exotic Marigold Hotel
(PG)
An intensely erotic melodrama that’s
already received huge praise at
early festival screenings. We follow
Cynthia, a lepidopterist (the title of
the film refers to a rare type of
butterfly) is entwined in a very
curious, very particular sexual S&M
relationship with her housekeeper.
Judi Dench, Bill Nighy, Maggie Smith
et al return for the sequel to John
Madden’s very funny, very touching
first film about the hotel populated by
British retirees looking for a fresh start.
SUB
AD
Hard of Hearing subtitled
screening Sun 29 Mar
Wed 25 Mar, 6.30pm
Sat 28 Mar, 5.45pm
In My Skin (18)
Children in the Wind
(U)
After suffering a disfiguring
accident, Esther becomes
fascinated with her body. As her
body becomes her obsession, she
withdraws from those around her.
Written, directed by, and starring
Marina de Van as Esther, the
horrifying nature of the film owes
much to its surreal imagery.
Sampei is a little rascal, the leader of
his village gang but when his father
is falsely imprisoned for fraud, his
idyllic life falls apart. If only he can
help his father to clear his name.
Part of Waves of Horror:
French Extremity Season
SUB
Part of the Cinema of Childhood
season
Japanese w/Eng ST
Gulbenkian Film / 11
DOUBLE BILL: Mon 30 Mar,
6.30pm
Beyond Clueless (15)
A dizzyingly enjoyable look at that
most nostalgic of cinematic
landscape, the teen movie. Drawing
upon over 250 teen films, Lyne
offers a funny, engaging and
evocative analysis of these films’
unending appeal.
FilmTalk: Introduced by director
Charlie Lyne and followed by Q&A
Mon 30 Mar, 9pm
The Craft (15)
A troubled teenager moves to LA
where she falls in with a trio of
outcast girls who practice witchcraft
but things go too far and the coven
turns against itself…
FilmTalk: Introduced by Beyond
Clueless director Charlie Lyne
DOUBLE BILL: Full £10 / Student £5
Tickets may be purchased for
individual films at standard rate.
Tue 31 Mar, 6.30pm
Carry Greenham
Home (cert tbc)
Filmed over seven months at the
Greenham Common women's
peace camp it shows the verve and
style with which they developed their
own brand of non-violent direct
action against the siting of Cruise
Missiles nearby – an occupation that
lasted 19 years.
Part of Fifty Years of Feminism
T: Free
FilmTalk: Followed by discussion
Sat 4, Sun 5 & Wed 8 Apr, times
vary
Love Is Strange (15)
John Lithgow and Alfred Molina are
wonderful as a gay couple who, after
nearly 4 decades together, finally tie
the knot in New York, which leads to
George (Molina) losing his Catholic
school teaching job. Moving and
comic in equal measure.
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Sun 5 Apr, 3pm
Tue 7 Apr, 7pm
My Name Is Salt (U)
Girl Model (cert tbc)
Screened to acclaim at international
film festivals, Farida Pacha’s
exquisitely made documentary is a
meditation following the process of
salt production in the Indian desert.
Told through the eyes of a 13-yearold Siberian girl and the American
scout who discovered her. Girl Model
follows a complex global supply
chain of young girls sent abroad to
seek their fortunes in the unregulated
and often murky world of the
modelling industry.
SUB
Gujarati w/Eng ST
Part of Fifty Years of Feminism
FilmTalk: Followed by discussion
Coming soon to the theatre...
Fri 10 & Sat 11 Apr 11am & 2pm
Théâtre du Champ Exquis
Et si…
Based around texts by Elzbieta
And if…and if we all went on a journey to here, to there, to everywhere…?
Two very curious travellers invite us to discover the world together: wherever
they are, wherever they're going, it's a new world for them and for us!
Tickets: £7.50
Suitable for ages 2+
Gulbenkian Family Films / 13
Sat 21 Feb, 10.30am & Sun 22
Feb, 1.30pm
Sat 28 Feb, 3.30pm & Sat 28
Mar, 10.30am
Peppa Pig: The
Golden Boots (U)
Paddington (PG)
Everybody’s favourite little pig
makes a big splash in a 15 minute
special episode ‘The Golden Boots’,
5 favourite ‘Peppasodes’ and in
between animations, there’s lots of
extras from Channel 5’s popular
‘Milkshake!’ presenters.
Everyone’s favourite ursine
stowaway gets the big-screen
treatment in this handsome, longawaited adaptation of Michael
Bond’s beloved books. A young
bear, originally from Peru with a
passion for all things British, travels
to London in search of a home.
Sat 28 Feb, 10.30am
Sat 21 Mar, 10.30am & 12.30pm
Aladdin (U)
Shaun The Sheep (U)
Disney’s giddy, hilarious animated
classic tells the famous story of
Aladdin, a peasant boy who finds a
magic lamp and unleashes the
power of a genie.
Part of Comedy Feztival
The highly anticipated big screen
debut of loveable Shaun the Sheep.
When Shaun decides to take the
day off and have some fun, he gets
a little more action than he baargained for!
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Sat 4 Apr, 10.30am & 1.30pm
Big Hero 6 (PG)
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Energetic and very funny comedy
adventure about robotics prodigy
Hiro Hamada, who turns to his
closest companion – a robot named
Baymax – in the midst of a
dangerous plot and transforms a
group into a band of high-tech
heroes.
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Gulbenkian Live & Recorded / 15
Sat 21 Feb, 2pm (recorded)
Wed 4 Mar, 7pm
NT Live: Treasure
Island
RSC Live: Love’s
Labour’s Won
Robert Louis Stevenson’s story of
murder, money and mutiny is
brought to life in a thrilling new
stage adaptation by Bryony Lavery,
broadcast live from the National
Theatre.
T: £8
Suitable for 10+
Venue: Cinema
Shakespeare’s comic romance
plays out amidst the brittle high
spirits of a post-war house party in
autumn 1918, as memories of the
trenches give way to a life of parties,
masked balls and youthful passions.
T: Full £15 / Student £13
Venue: Cinema
Tue 24 Feb, 7.15pm
Fri 6 Mar, 6.30pm
Royal Opera House:
Der Fliegende
Holländer (live)
Berliner
Philharmoniker (live)
Tim Albery’s atmospheric 2009
modern-dress staging provides an
ideal platform on which Bryn Terfel’s
turbulent Dutchman and Adrianne
Pieczonka’s visionary Senta will
explore their passions and struggle
to find salvation in a hostile world in
Wagner's first masterpiece.
Sung in German
T: Full £15 / Student £13
Venue: Cinema
Distinguished conductor Bernard
Haitink interpreting Beethoven’s
Pastorale Symphony and
Beethoven’s Violin Concerto with
Isabelle Faust, one of the most
sought-after violinists of our time.
T: £10
Venue: Cinema
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Wed 11 Mar, 7.30pm
Tue 17 Mar, 7.15pm
ENO: La Traviata
Royal Opera House:
Swan Lake (live)
A stunning production of Verdi’s
masterpiece which reaches to the
heart of the opera’s themes of
passionate love and tragic death
T: Full £15 / Student £13
Venue: Cinema
Surely the greatest of all Romantic
ballets, is the captivating story of a
beautiful woman transformed into a
swan, and a heart-rending tribute to
the power of love.
T: Full £15 / Student £13
Venue: Cinema
Thu 12 Mar, 7pm & Sat 29 Mar,
2.30pm
Mon 23 Mar, 6.30pm & Thu 9
Apr, 7pm
NT Live: Behind the
Beautiful Forevers (live)
Royal Exchange
Theatre: Maxine
Peake in Hamlet
Meera Syal (The Kumars, Goodness
Gracious Me, Rafta Rafta at the
National) returns to the National
Theatre, directed by Rufus Norris
(Broken, London Road).
Tickets: Full £15 / GulbCard £14 /
Student £13 / GulbCard Student £12
Venue: Cinema
(recorded)
In this stripped-back, fresh and fastpaced version, BAFTA nominee
Maxine Peake creates a Hamlet for
now, giving a performance hailed as
“delicately ferocious” by The
Guardian.
Tickets: Full £15 / GulbCard £14 /
Student £13 / GulbCard Student £12
Gulbenkian Live & Recorded / 17
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Thu 26 Mar, 7pm
Thu 14 May, 7pm
NT Live: Young Vic’s
A View From A Bridge
NT LIVE: Man And
Superman
(live)
Tue 19 May, 7.30pm
Wed 1 Apr, 7.15pm
Royal Opera House:
Rise and Fall of the
City of Mahagonny
(live)
ENO: The Pirates of
Penzance (live)
Wed 10 Jun, 7pm
Royal Opera House:
La Boheme (live)
Thu 16 Apr, 7pm
NT Live: The Hard
Problem (live)
Sun 5 Jul, 2.45pm
Royal Opera House:
Guillaume Tell (live)
Tue 5 May, 7pm
Royal Opera House:
La Fille Mal Gardee
(live)
Sun 10 May, 6.30pm
Berliner
Philharmoniker (live)
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At a Glance
February
Th 19 21.00
Foxcatcher (C)
20 21.00
Foxcatcher(C)
21 14.00
NT: Treasure Island (C)
F
20 18.15
S 21 10.30
21 17.30
21 20.15
Su 22 13.30
22 15.00
22 17.00
22 19.45
M 23 18.15
T
23 21.00
24 19.15
W 25 18.30
Little Fugitive (C)
3 19.00
W 4 19.00
Th 5 18.15
5 21.00
One Sings, the Other
Doesn't (C)
A Most Violent Year (C)
Amer (C)
A Most Violent Year (C)
F
Trash (C)
The Strange Color of Your
Body's Tears (C)
ROH:Der Fliegende
Hollander (C)
All About my Mother (C)
Whiplash (C)
Into The Woods (C)
2 20.45
A Most Violent Year (C)
Fish Tank + Sheller Shares
Her Secret(C)
Foxcatcher (C)
28 17.45
M 2 18.30
10 20.30
Boyhood (C)
ENO: La Traviata (live) (C)
Safety Last! (C)
1 20.00
9 20.45
10 18.30
A Most Violent Year (C)
The Green Ray (C)
W 11 19.30
28 13.30
1 17.30
8 20.00
Berliner Philharmoniker Live
(C)
Boyhood (C)
Foxcatcher (C)
Whiplash (C)
Su 1 14.30
8 16.45
T
27 21.00
March
7 20.30
Su 8 14.30
Peppa Pig: The Golden
Boots (C)
Foxcatcher (C)
Into The Woods (C)
28 20.30
6 18.30
M 9 18.15
27 18.15
28 15.30
F
S 7 17.15
Foxcatcher (C)
Whiplash HOH (C)
S 28 10.30
T
Peppa Pig: The Golden
Boots (C)
25 20.45
Th 26 19.00
F
Foxcatcher (C)
Programming
Partner
Aladdin (C)
Paddington (C)
Whiplash (C)
Th 12 19.00
13 18.15
13 20.45
S 14 17.30
14 20.15
Su 15 15.00
15 17.15
15 19.45
M 16 18.15
16 21.00
Tu 17 19.15
W 18 18.30
18 20.30
Th 19 18.30
19 20.30
Into The Woods (C)
F
Whiplash (C)
S 21 10.30
Playtime (C)
Wadjda (C)
The Color Purple (C)
Banff Mountain Film
Festival(C)
RSC: Love's Labour's Won
(C)
A Most Violent Year (C)
Martyrs (C)
20 18.15
20 21.00
21 12.30
21 14.30
21 16.45
21 19.45
Su 22 14.30
22 17.00
22 19.45
NT Live: Behind the
Beautiful Forevers (C)
Kingsman: The Secret
Service (C)
Kingsman: The Secret
Service (C)
Trash (C)
Au revoir les enfants (C)
Trash (C)
Kingsman: The Secret
Service (C)
Far from Heaven + A Girl's
Own Story (C)
Trash HOH (C)
ROH: Swan Lake (live) (C)
Film65: Faster Pussycat Kill!
Kill! (C)
Selma (C)
Tomka and His Friends (C)
Selma (C)
Selma (C)
Inherent Vice (C)
Shaun the Sheep Movie (C)
Shaun the Sheep Movie (C)
Dawn (C)
Inherent Vice (C)
Selma (C)
Life of Riley (C)
Selma HOH (C)
Inherent Vice (C)
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M 23 18.30
Royal Exchange Theatre:
Hamlet (C)
W 25 18.30
In My Skin (C)
T
24 18.30
25 20.45
Th 26 19.00
F
27 18.15
27 21.00
S 28 10.30
28 15.00
28 17.45
28 19.45
Su 29 14.30
29 18.00
29 20.45
The Duke of Burgundy (C)
The Duke of Burgundy (C)
NT Live: A View From the
Bridge (C)
The Second Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel (C)
The Duke of Burgundy (C)
Paddington (C)
The Second Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel (C)
Children in the Wind (C)
The Second Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel (C)
NT Encore: Behind the
Beautiful Forevers (C)
The Second Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel HOH (C)
The Second Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel (C)
M 30 18.30
Beyond Clueless (C)
T
Carry Greenham Home +
Discussion (C)
30 21.00
31 18.30
April
W 1 19.15
Th 2 19.00
F
3
S 4 10.30
4 13.30
4 17.00
4 19.15
Su 5 15.00
5 17.15
5 19.30
M 6
T
7 19.00
W 8 18.30
Th 9 19.00
The Craft (C)
ROH: Rise and Fall of the
City of Mahagonny – Live
(C)
The Second Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel (C)
Closed
Big Hero 6 (C)
Big Hero 6 (C)
Love is Strange (C)
Love is Strange (C)
My Name is Salt (C)
Love is Strange (C)
Love is Strange (C)
Closed
Girl Model + Discussion (C)
Love is Strange (C)
Royal Exchange Theatre:
Hamlet (C)
Key:
(C) = Cinema auditorium
HOH = Hard of Hearing Subtitled
Screening
Family Screening
Live & Recorded Screening
Tickets & Information
Make a booking
Online at www.thegulbenkian.co.uk or call 01227 769075
Office open 10am-7pm Monday to Saturday, 12pm-7pm Sunday
Hours may vary depending on programme
Ticket prices (unless otherwise stated)
Full £8 / Concessions £7 / GulbCard £6 / Student £5 /
GulbCard Student £4
3D Full £9 / Concessions £8 / GulbCard £7 / Students £6 /
GulbCard Students £5
Family Screenings £3 / 3D £4/ Baby on lap (0-18months) £1
Getting to Gulbenkian
University of Kent, Canterbury, CT2 7NB
Once on the University campus, follow signs to Gulbenkian. Free parking
is available after 5pm on weekdays and all day at weekends in any
University car park (pay and display at other times). Please allow extra
time to find your space and park in designated parking spaces only and
be advised that yellow lines on campus are enforced.
Regular bus services operate from Canterbury and Whitstable to the
University, see www.stagecoachbus.com for details.
Access
Please notify the Ticket & Information Office of any access requirements
when you book.
There is level access through to the cinema and wheelchair spaces
available – advance booking essential. There are dedicated disabled
parking spaces in Central Visitor Car Park.
We have an infrared audio system for hard of hearing and are committed
to Hard of Hearing subtitled screenings weekly (programme allowing).
AD
Audio description headsets available for the blind and visually
impaired and we welcome assistance dogs.
If you would like a text copy of this brochure in large type please phone
01227 769075 or email gulbenkian@kent.ac.uk
All information and dates correct at time of printing, but due to the
nature of our programme we strongly recommend checking website
for amendments or phoning 01227 769075 for the latest information
before attending.
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E-tickets now available.
Simply download to electronic device
or print and show our front of house
team on arrival. With no booking
fees visit www.thegulbenkian.co.uk
to snap up your tickets!
Tickets & Information
01227 769075 | www.thegulbenkian.co.uk