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Anything
Else (15)
Thurs
4th March 7pm, UGC & Fri 5th March 3.30pm, UGC
Anything Else is a romantic comedy, treading vintage Allen territory
in a tale of relationship trauma and angst. Jerry is a young
comedy writer struck with love at first sight on meeting Amanda,
an appealing but unreliable actress played by indie favourite
Christina Ricci. |
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Code
46 (18)
Thurs 11th March7pm, UGC
A Dystopian sci-fi described as a futuristic Brief Encounter
with a touch of Blade Runner.
Code 46 is a love story set in an eerily possible near future
where cities are heavily controlled and only accessible through
checkpoints.
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Best
of Youth (15)
Sun 7th March, 3.30pm, UGC
Epic, multi-layered drama The Best of Youth is a towering achievement
worth every second of its marathon running time. Spanning four
decades, from chaotic 1960s to the present, it follows two Italian
brothers through some of the most tumultuous events of recent
Italian history. |
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The
Cat in The Hat (PG)
Sat 6th March, 1pm, AMC
Sun 7th March, 1pm, UGC Rubery
Genuine silly fun for the young and the young at heart from
Dr.Seuss’ perennially popular book. A young brother and
sister find themselves visited by the mischievous cat (Myers)
and his entourage when their mother leaves them home alone. |
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I'll
Sleep When I'm Dead (18)
Fri 5th March, 8.00pm, UGC
Sat 6th March, 1.30pm, UGC
An atmospheric and thrillingly audacious work. Will Graham is
a former London crime lord now living in anonymous obscurity.
The mysterious death of his brother brings the one-time gangster
back to familiar haunts in search of first answers and then,
revenge. |
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Mona
Lisa Smile (12A)
Wed 10th March, 6.45pm, UGC
A sensitive, searching but also humorous comedy. Set in 1953
McCarthy era, a free-spirited graduate accepts a teaching post
at a conservative women-only school where the students are torn
between repressive mores and their longing for intellectual
freedom. Can she fully liberate their academic desires?
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Warriors
of Heaven and Earth (12)
Sat 6th March, 4.00pm, UGC
Thurs 11th March, 9pm , UGC
An epic story of heroism, love and nobility set in the unforgiving
but stunning Gobi desert. Two warriors, Lieutenant Li and Japanese
emissary Lai Xi, as they travel the Central Asian Silk Road
thirteen centuries ago. |
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Zatoichi
(18)
Wed 10th March, 6.30pm, UGC
A full-blooded blade-swishing extravaganza. Zatoichi is a blind
wanderer who makes a living by gambling and as a masseur. Zatoichi
is a master swordsman. Discovering a remote mountain town at
the mercy of the Ginzo gang, Zatoichi, must free the town from
tyranny but his path is destined for a bloody showdown... |
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Capturing
the Friedmans (18)
Wed 10th March, 3.30pm mac Theatre
Thurs 11th March, 9.00pm mac Cinema
The most riveting, provocative and hotly debated film of the
year. One Thanksgiving, the Freidmans' front door explodes,
officers rush into the house, accusing Arnold Friedman and his
youngest son Jesse of hundreds of shocking crimes. |
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Fog
of War (PG)
Mon 8th March, 7.00pm, UGC
Tues 9th March, 3.30pm, mac Theatre
A timely study of former US Secretary of Defence Robert McNamara.
Assembling an extraordinary array of archive material, and setting
it alongside the beautifully photographed interview footage,
this is an un-missable film. |
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