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M AY2019

WE ARE YOUR

LOCALCINEMA

£6 Mondays

Family Cinema

Parent & Baby Screenings

Live Theatre Screenings

French Impressions

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BUS: 65, 237 and 267 all stop right outside.

TRAIN: we are only a short walk from either Brentford or Kew Bridge overground station.

CAR: on-site car park (1st hour free and Blue Badge holders park for free).

CYCLE: secure cycle parking.

GETTING HERE IS EASY

WATERMANS – YOUR LOCAL ARTS CENTRE40 High Street, Brentford, TW8 0DSBox Offi ce: Open daily 1pm–9pmwatermans.org.uk Follow us @WatermansArts

Films start at the times shown. Late-comers may not be admitted.

PARENTS & BABIESScreenings are exclusively

for parents with babies up to the age of 1 year.

FAMILY CINEMAAll tickets £6.

EVERY MONDAY, EVERY FILM(excluding Live Encores)

ENGLISH SUBTITLED SCREENING

FOR THE HARD OF HEARING

AUDIO DESCRIPTION

DIARYFRI 3 MAY 12:30 Green Book15:15 Dumbo17:45 Wild Rose20:00 LoroSAT 4 MAY 10:30 Sherlock Gnomes 13:00 Wild Rose15:15 Dumbo17:45 Loro20:45 Green BookSUN 5 MAY 13:00 Dumbo15:30 Green Book18:15 Wild Rose20:30 LoroMON 6 MAY 12:45 Dumbo15:15 Loro18:15 Dumbo20:45 Wild RoseTUE 7 MAY 13:30 Wild Rose15:45 Dumbo 19:00 As You Like It – RSC EncoreWED 8 MAY 11:30 Dumbo 15:45 Dumbo18:15 Wild Rose 20:30 LoroTHU 9 MAY 12:45 Loro15:45 Dumbo18:15 Dumbo20:45 Wild RoseFRI 10 MAY 13:30 Bel Canto16:00 Greta18:15 Styx20:30 GretaSAT 11 MAY 10:30 The Kid Who Would Be King 14:00 Greta17:00 Dialogues des

Carmelites – Met Opera Live

SUN 12 MAY 13:30 Bel Canto15:45 Styx18:00 Greta20:15 Bel CantoMON 13 MAY 13:30 Greta16:00 Bel Canto18:15 Styx20:30 GretaTUE 14 MAY 13:30 Greta15:45 Bel Canto19:00 All My Sons – NT LiveWED 15 MAY 11:30 Greta 16:00 Styx18:15 Greta 20:30 Bel CantoTHU 16 MAY 13:30 Styx16:00 Greta18:15 Bel Canto20:30 GretaFRI 17 MAY 13:15 Tolkien15:45 High Life18:15 Woman at War20:30 TolkienSAT 18 MAY 11:00 Peppa Pig: Festival of Fun 13:00 French Impressions14:30 Girl18:15 Woman at War20:30 TolkienSUN 19 MAY 13:00 Tolkien15:30 Woman at War17:45 Tolkien20:15 High LifeMON 20 MAY 11:00 All About Eve – NT Encore15:30 High Life18:00 Tolkien20:30 Woman at War

TUE 21 MAY 13:00 Tolkien15:30 Woman at War18:00 Tolkien20:30 High LifeWED 22 MAY 11:30 Tolkien15:30 High Life18:00 Tolkien 20:30 Woman at WarTHU 23 MAY 13:00 High Life15:45 Woman at War18:00 Tolkien20:30 High LifeFRI 24 MAY 13:30 Tolkien16:15 Amazing Grace18:15 Beats20:30 TolkienSAT 25 MAY 11:00 Wonder Park 13:30 Tolkien16:00 Beats18:15 Tolkien20:45 Amazing GraceSUN 26 MAY 13:00 Missing Link15:15 Dumbo17:45 Amazing Grace20:00 TolkienMON 27 MAY 10:30 Wonder Park13:00 Missing Link15:30 Dumbo18:00 Tolkien20:30 Amazing GraceTUE 28 MAY 10:30 Missing Link13:30 Wonder Park16:00 Tolkien 18:30 Amazing Grace20:30 BeatsWED 29 MAY 11:30 Amazing Grace 13:30 Wonder Park16:00 Missing Link18:15 Tolkien20:45 Beats

THU 30 MAY 10:30 Wonder Park 13:30 Missing Link 15:45 Tolkien18:15 Amazing Grace20:15 Tolkien

TICKETS

DAYTIME £9 (£8 concs)PEAK TIME (Weekdays post 5.30pm and weekends) £10 (£9 concs) PARENTS & BABIES £8 FAMILY CINEMA £6FRENCH IMPRESSIONS £14.50 (£13.50 concs)MONDAYS All tickets £6 STUDENTS £6

BOOKING ONLINE IS FREE!

ALL MY SONS (CERT TBC)TUE 14 MAY – LIVE Dir. Jeremy Herrin/

165m tbc/2019/

USA. Sally Field, Bill Pullman

Broadcast live from The Old Vic in London, Academy Award-winner Sally Field and Bill Pullman star in Arthur Miller’s blistering drama.

ALL ABOUT EVE ( 12A)MON 20 MAY – ENCORE Dir. Ivan Van Hove/130m tbc/

2019/UK. Gillian Anderson,

Lilly James

“Lily James is excellent and Gillian Anderson is incredible in one of those ‘I was there’ moments.”

★★★★ Time Out

TICKETS: £17 OR £14.50

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SPECIAL SCREENINGS FAMILY CINEMASATS 11AM. HOWEVER SOME WILL BE EARLIER AT 10.30AMCHECK DIARY. TICKETS £6

SHERLOCK GNOMES (U)SAT 4 MAY (10.30AM)

Dir. John Stevenson/86m/2018/

UK, USA

When Gnomeo and Juliet return home one day to find that everyone in the garden is missing, they call upon the help of Sherlock Gnomes.

THE KID WHO WOULD BE K ING (PG)SAT 11 MAY

Dir. Joe Cornish/120m/2018/UK

Alex a bullied kid discovers Excalibur, the legendary Sword in the Stone.

PEPPA PIG: FESTIVAL OF FUN (U)SAT 18 MAY Dirs. Neville Astley, Mark Baker/

68m/2019/UK

Get ready to celebrate 15 years of Peppa Pig with 10 brand new episodes.

HALF-TERM FAMILY CINEMA

WONDER PARK (PG)

SAT 25 – THU 30 MAY (EXCL. SUN)

Dirs. Robert Iscove, David Feiss,

Clare Kilner/85m/2019/Sp, USA

The story of a magnificent amusement park where the imagination of a wildly creative girl named June comes alive.

MISSING LINK (PG)SUN 26 – THU 30 MAY

Dir. Chris Butler/95m/2019/

USA, Can

Sir Lionel the brave a dashing adventurer, helps a slightly silly, surprisingly smart and soulful beast Mr. Link, on a daring quest around the world to seek out Link’s distant relatives.

MAY CINEMA WILD ROSE (15)FRI 3 – THU 9 MAY Dir. Tom Harper/100m/2018/UK.

Julie Walters, Jessie Buckley,

Sophie Okonedo

An uplifting story about a young woman from Glasgow with charisma and cheek who dreams of becoming a country singer in Nashville.

DUMBO (PG)FRI 3 – THU 9 & SUN 26 & MON 27 MAY Dir. Tim Burton/112m/2019/USA.

Colin Farrell, Michael Keaton,

Danny DeVito

Tim Burton has worked his magic turning one of Disney’s classic animated films into a live action and CGI remake. The cute baby elephant Dumbo, discovers that he can fly using his enormous ears.

LORO (18)FRI 3 – THU 9 MAY (EXCL. TUE) Dir. Paolo Sorrentino/151m/2019/

It, Fr/Subs. Toni Servile, Elena Sofia

Ricci, Riccardo Scenario

Master filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino teams up once again with long-time collaborator Toni Servillo (The Great Beauty), to reveal the scandalous and, until now, unseen private life of Italy’s most infamous politician Silvio Berlusconi.

GREEN BOOK (12A) FRI 3 – SUN 5 MAY Dir. Peter Farrelly/130m/2018/USA.

Viggo Mortensen, Mahershala Ali,

Linda Cardellini

Another chance to see the Oscar-winning feel-good film. Based on a true story, a working-class Italian-American bouncer takes on a job as chauffeur to a world class black pianist.

STYX (12A)FRI 10 – THU 16 MAY (EXCL. SAT & TUE) Dir. Wolfgang Fischer/95m/2018/

Ger, Aust/Part Subs. Susanne Wolff,

Gedion Oduor Wekesa, Kelvin Mutuku

Ndinda

An intense maritime adventure. A woman on a sailing trip, is torn between making a decision to help a group of shipwrecked refugees or to leave them as instructed by the coast guards.

BEL CANTO (15) FRI 10 – THU 16 MAY (EXCL. SAT) Dir. Paul Weitz/101m/2018/USA.

Julianne Moore, Ken Watanabe,

Sebastian Koch

A dramatic love story based on Ann Patchett’s best-selling novel. Julianne Moore is an opera singer, whose private concert to a Japanese wealthy industrialist and his guests is unexpectedly taken over by a guerrilla rebel group.

GRETA (15)FRI 10 – THU 17 MAY Dir. Neil Jordan/99m/2018/Ireland,

USA. Isabelle Huppert, Chloë Grace

Moretz, Maika Monroe

A chilling thriller by Academy Award-winning director Neil Jordan, stars Isabelle Huppert (Elle), as a lonely piano teacher who befriends a naïve, young woman trying to make a life in New York.

TOLKIEN (12A) FRI 17 – THU 30 MAY Dir. Dome Karukoski/112m/2018/

USA. Lily Collins, Patrick Gibson,

Nicholas Hoult

A fascinating insight into Tolkien’s early life. Friendship, love, courage and inspiration among a group of fellow artists all inspire him to write The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

HIGH LIFE (18)FRI 17 – THU 23 MAY (EXCL. SAT) Dir. Claire Denis/113m/2018/UK, Fr,

Ger. Robert Pattinson, Juliette

Binoche, André Benjamin

Claire Denis’ sci-fi adventure follows a father (Pattinson) and his daughter living in isolation in outer-space under strange experimental circumstances.

WOMAN AT WAR (15 CERT TBC)FRI 17 – THU 23 MAY Dir. Benedikt Erlingsson/101m/2018/

Ice, Fr, Ukr/Subs. Halldóra

Geirharðsdóttir, Jóhann Sigurðarson,

Juan Camillo Roman Estrada

A humorous and heart-warming story about Halla, a secret environmental activist who has to choose between her environmental crusade or the chance to fulfil her dream of becoming a mother.

AMAZING GRACE (U) FRI 24 – THU 30 MAY Dirs. Alan Elliott, Sydney Pollack/

88m/2018/USA. Aretha Franklin,

Reverend James Cleveland,

C.L. Franklin

Do not miss this terrific music documentary concert starring the Queen of Soul, the late and great Aretha Franklin, recording her album Amazing Grace in front of a live audience at a Baptist Church in Los Angeles.

BEATS (18)FRI 24 – WED 29 MAY (EXCL. SUN, MON) Dir. Brian Welsh/101m/2018/UK.

Martin Donaghy, Brian Ferguson,

Ryan Fletcher

A coming-of-age story set in 1984 Scotland, sees best friends Johnno and Spanner on the cusp of adulthood, spending their last summer together as they encounter the rave culture and the free party movement.

DIALOGUES DES CARMÉLITES ( 12A)SAT 11 MAY – LIVE Dir. Yannick Nézet-Séguin/

189m/2019/Fr/Subs.

Isabel Lenoarnd, Karita Mattila

Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads the classic John Dexter production of Poulenc’s devastating story of faith and martyrdom.

TICKETS: £28 OR £24

During this session Jon Davies will share a selection of clips of French films that have explored the joys and terrors of adolescence.

SAT 18 MAY

GIRL (15) Dir. Lukas Dhont/106m/2018/Be,

Ne/Subs. Victor Polster, Arieh

Worthalter, Oliver Bodart

An award-winning powerful coming-of-age story of trans teenager Lara, who is fiercely committed to becoming a professional ballerina at a new school.

“An elegant and poised piece of transgender cinema.” Sight & Sound

FRENCH IMPRESSIONS

AS YOU L IKE IT ( 12A)TUE 7 MAY – ENCORE Dir. Kimberley

Skyes/176m/2019/

UK. Lucy Phelps, David Ajao,

Laura Elsworthy

“Lucy Phelps’s Rosalind is the show’s heart and focal point, and a genuinely modern heroine.” The Guardian

TICKETS: £18 OR £15.50

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£6

GREAT VALUE

FILMS

plus enjoy the perfect riverside view with coffee,

snacks and cold drinks on our terrace.