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23 – 29 DECEMBERFri 23 The Rum Diary ........................................2:00, 5:00

The Help .............................................................. 8:05

Sat 24 The Rum Diary ..........................................12:15, 6:00The Help .................................................................2:50

Sun 25 CLOSED

Mon 26 Silver Screen: The Rum Diary .......................2:15 The Help ................................................................ 6:05

Tue 27 The Rum Diary .................................................... 2:00The Help ................................................................ 6:00

Wed 28 Bawl! The Rum Diary .................................11:00amThe Rum Diary .................................................... 5:00 The Help ................................................................ 8:05

Thu 29 The Rum Diary .........................................12:45, 8:30The Help ................................................................ 5:00

30 DECEMBER – 5 JANUARYFri 30 My Week with Marilyn ......................... 2:15, 8:30

Las Acacias ........................................................ 6:05

Sat 31 My Week with Marilyn .............................. 1:15, 6:20Las Acacias .......................................................... 4:00

Sun 1 CLOSED

Mon 2 Silver Screen: My Week with Marilyn .........2:15My Week with Marilyn ...................................... 6:05

Tue 3 My Week with Marilyn ............................2:30, 6:05Las Acacias .......................................................... 8:30

Wed 4 Bawl! My Week with Marilyn....................11:00amLas Acacias .......................................................... 6:05My Week with Marilyn ...................................... 8:30

Thu 5 My Week with Marilyn .................. 1:00, 6:05, 8:30

6 – 12 JANUARYFri 6 Hugo ................................................. 2:30, 5:50, 8:30

Sat 7 Autism-Friendly: Hugo...........................10:30amHugo .................................................. 3:00, 5:45, 8:30

Sun 8 Hugo ................................................... 1:05, 3:50, 6:30

Mon 9 Silver Screen: Hugo .........................................2:30

Tue 10 Hugo .................................................. 2:30, 5:50, 8:30

Wed 11 Bawl! Hugo ....................................................11:00amHugo .............................................................5:50, 8:30

Thu 12 Hugo ................................................. 12:45, 5:50, 8:30

13 – 19 JANUARYFri 13 Sherlock Holmes: A Game

of Shadows ............................................... 2:30, 8:25Meet Me in St Louis ........................................5:55

Sat 14 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows ..................................12:35, 3:20, 8:20Dreams of a Life .............................................. 6:05

Sun 15 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows ............................................12:45, 6:00Meet Me in St Louis ............................................3:30

Mon 16 Silver Screen: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows .......................................2:30

Tue 17 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows .............................................2:30, 6:05Dreams of a Life ................................................. 8:50

Wed 18 Bawl! Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows .................................................11:00amSherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows .......5:55Meet Me in St Louis ........................................... 8:40

Thu 19 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows ..................................12:30, 5:55, 8:25

20 – 26 JANUARYFri 20 The Lady .................................................... 2:30, 8:25

The Well-Digger’s Daughter ...................... 6:00

Sat 21 The Lady .......................................... 12:15, 5:30, 8:20The Well-Digger’s Daughter ............................3:05

Sun 22 The Well-Digger’s Daughter .......................... 12:45The Lady ......................................................3:10, 6:00

Mon 23 Silver Screen: The Lady .................................2:30

Tue 24 The Well-Digger’s Daughter ............................2:30The Lady .....................................................5:30, 8:20

Wed 25 Bawl! The Lady ............................................11:00amThe Lady ............................................................... 5:50The Well-Digger’s Daughter ........................... 8:40

Thu 26 The Lady ...........................................2:30, 5:30, 8:20

This season, Screen One is proud to present a sizzling collection of cracking fi lms to kick start the year. Catch the latest and much anticipated

Steven Spielberg masterpiece, War Horse. Don’t miss hit British drama My Week with Marilyn or Jonny Depp in Hunter S. Thompson’s The Rum Diary.

Get stuck into the life of the fascinating Margaret Thatcher played by Meryl Streep in The Iron Lady or immerse yourself in 1930s Paris in the fantastical and charming Hugo. There’s so much to

get excited about this season, so book in to join us in our cozy cinema this winter.

Welcome… 27 JANUARY – 2 FEBRUARY

Fri 27 The Iron Lady ............................... 2:30, 6:05, 8:30

Sat 28 The Iron Lady ........................ 1:25, 3:45, 6:05, 8:30

Sun 29 The Iron Lady .................................. 1:20, 3:40, 6:00

Mon 30 Silver Screen: The Iron Lady ........................2:30

Tue 31 The Iron Lady ................................. 2:30, 6:05, 8:30

Wed 1 Bawl! The Iron Lady ...................................11:00amThe Iron Lady ............................................6:05, 8:30

Thu 2 The Iron Lady .................................. 1:00, 6:05, 8:30

3 – 9 FEBRUARY

Fri 3 War Horse .......................................2:00, 5:05, 8:10

Sat 4 War Horse .......................................... 1:45, 5:05, 8:10

Sun 5 War Horse ..........................................12:10, 3:15, 6:20

Mon 6 Silver Screen: War Horse ...............................2:30

Tue 7 War Horse .........................................2:00, 5:05, 8:10

Wed 8 Bawl! War Horse ..........................................11:00amWar Horse ....................................................5:05, 8:10

Thu 9 War Horse .........................................2:00, 5:05, 8:10

10 – 16 FEBRUARY

Fri 10 The Artist ...................................... 2:30, 6:05, 8:30

Sat 11 The Artist................................1:00, 3:45, 6:05, 8:30

Sun 12 The Artist.......................................... 1:30, 3:45, 6:00

Mon 13 Silver Screen: The Artist ................................2:30

Tue 14 The Artist......................................... 2:30, 6:05, 8:30

Wed 15 Bawl! The Artist ...........................................11:00amThe Artist....................................................6:05, 8:30

Thu 16 The Artist......................................... 2:30, 6:05, 8:30

17 – 23 FEBRUARY

Fri 17 The Descendants........................ 2:30, 6:00, 8:35

Sat 18 The Descendants ...............12:50, 3:25, 6:00, 8:35

Sun 19 The Descendants .............................1:00, 3:35, 6:10

Mon 20 Silver Screen: The Descendants .................2:30

Tue 21 The Descendants .......................... 2:30, 6:00, 8:35

Wed 22 Bawl! The Descendants ............................11:00amThe Descendants .....................................6:00, 8:35

Thu 23 The Descendants ......................... 12:45, 6:00, 8:35

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HOW TO FIND USCorn Exchange, Market Place, Newbury,

Berkshire, RG14 5BDParking: There are a number of town centre car parks, £1 payable after 6pm

TICKET PRICESMonday-ThursdayFull Price .....................................................................£6.20Concessions ...........................................................£4.60Matinee Full Price ..........................................£5.20Matinee Concs ....................................................£3.60You Shall Go To The Bawl!..................£3.60Silver Screen.........................................................£3.60

Friday-SundayFull Price ......................................................................£7.20Concessions ...........................................................£5.60Autism-Friendly ................................................£3.60

Silver Screen is dedicated to the over-60s.

You Shall Go To The Bawl! is a weekly screening especially for parents and carers with babies under 18 months.

Autism-Friendly Screenings are designed to make cinema-going more enjoyable for people with autism and their families, friends or carers. For Autism-Friendly Screenings the soundtrack volume is reduced and low lights are left on in Screen One. It is fi ne for anyone to make noise or move around.

ADVANCE BOOKINGThose eligible for concessions include (with proof) under-19s, senior citizens, full-time students, benefi t and family credit claimants, key workers and registered disabled. Registered disabled bookers get a free ticket for their companion � The Box Offi ce: 01635 522733 is open from 10.00am Monday to Saturday; one hour before the fi rst fi lm starts on Sundays � Book online 24 hours a day at www.cornexchangenew.com � No booking fees � Tickets cannot be reserved and are non-refundable. Please check your tickets at the time of purchase. There is a £1.20 charge for postage if required.

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ACCESSCorn Exchange is fully accessible to wheelchair users � Guide dogs welcome � Screen One has fi ve audio description headsets (available where fi lms have audio description track) � Please let us know of any other requirements when booking and we will endeavour to assist.

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MY WEEK WITH MARILYN

28 DecemberTHE RUM DIARY4 JanuaryMY WEEK WITH MARILYN11 JanuaryHUGO 2D18 JanuarySHERLOCK HOLMES: A GAME OF SHADOWS25 JanuaryTHE LADY1 FebruaryTHE IRON LADY8 FebruaryWAR HORSE15 FebruaryTHE ARTIST22 FebruaryTHE DESCENDANTS

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Director: Pablo Giorgelli. Starring: Germán de Silva, Hebe Duarte, Nayra Calle Mamani. Argentina/Spain 2011. 86 mins. Spanish with English subtitles.

Winner of three awards at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, including the prestigious Caméra d’Or and Best Film in Critics’ Week. With pitch-perfect performances from character actor Germán de Silva and newcomer Hebe Duarte, LAS ACACIAS tells the story of a long-distance lorry driver who agrees to drive a woman and her 5-month-old child en route from Paraguay to Buenos Aires. A subtle and tender road movie exploring loneliness and the pain of loss, LAS ACACIAS grows into a searingly poignant tale about a passing encounter between two strangers and the unlikely bond that grows between them.Contains one use of strong language.

Director: Bruce Robinson. Starring: Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, Giovanni Ribisi, Aaron Eckhart. USA 2011. 120 mins.

Robinson’s (WITHNAIL & I) THE RUM DIARY stars Johnny Depp as a freelance journalist named Paul Kemp, who’s at something of a crossroads in life. Fed up with New York, he relocates to the Caribbean and starts working for a rundown newspaper. Struggling to carve out a niche for himself, he hits the bottle and begins lusting after the fi ancée (Heard, ZOMBIELAND) of a wealthy businessman (Eckhart, THE DARK KNIGHT), scribing a haphazard journal of his encounters. Adapted from Hunter S. Thompson’s defi nitive novel, THE RUM DIARY returns Depp to his FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS days and captures the zeitgeist of gonzo journalism in the late 1950s.

Director: Simon Curtis. Starring: Michelle Williams, Eddie Redmayne, Emma Watson, Dominic Cooper, Judi Dench. UK 2011. 99 mins.

Based on two of Colin Clark’s biographical books detailing the making of the 1957 fi lm THE PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL, which starred Marilyn Monroe alongside Laurence Olivier, MY WEEK WITH MARILYN is the true story of one man’s week-long encounter with the biggest movie star on the planet. In the summer of 1956, set assistant Clark (Redmayne, GLORIOUS 39) is given the honour of escorting Monroe (Williams, BLUE VALENTINE) during her stay in London. As it turns out, chaperoning the world’s most famous woman isn’t exactly plain sailing. Director Simon Curtis makes his feature debut with this bubbly British comedy that also stars Judi Dench, Toby Jones (TINKER TAILOR SOLDIER SPY) and Kenneth Branagh as Laurence Olivier.

SCREENone is our state of the art 40-seat digital cinema showing a full-time programme of new releases, with matinee and evening shows. Audio Description - headsets are available for the visually impaired, please ask when booking.

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MEET ME IN ST LOUIS (U)Director: Vincente Minnelli. Starring: Judy Garland, Margaret O’Brien, Leon Ames, Mary Astor. USA 1944. 113 mins.A glorious restoration of Vincente Minnelli’s captivating musical. A warm, witty tale of a family’s joys and sorrows at the turn of the last century, with a marvellous evocation of a bygone age of uncomplicated happiness. Superbly integrated songs, a splendid representation of mood through colour, costume and sets, and Judy Garland giving one of her most charming performances.

14 & 17 JANUARY

DREAMS OF A LIFE (12A)Director: Carol Morley. Starring: Zawe Ashton, Jonathan Harden, Daren Elliot Holmes, Alix Luka-Cain. UK 2011. 95 mins.

Nobody noticed when Joyce Vincent died in her bedsit above a shopping mall in North London in 2003 – her body wasn’t discovered for three years. Who was she? And how could this happen to someone in our day and age? Carol Morley set out to fi nd out. She placed adverts in newspapers, online, and on the side of a London taxi. What she discovered is extraordinary. A range of people that once knew Joyce help to piece together a portrait of the woman who became so forgotten. DREAMS OF A LIFE also becomes a portrait of London in the Eighties, and how we are all different things to different people. It is about how little we may ever know each other, but nevertheless, how much we can love.Contains brief moderate sex references and references to domestic abuse.

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THE HELP (12A) HUGO 2D (U)

THE LADY (CERT TBC) THE WELL-DIGGER’S DAUGHTER (PG)

SHERLOCK HOLMES:A GAME OF SHADOWS (12A)

THE IRON LADY (12A)

THE ARTIST (PG)

WAR HORSE (12A)

THE DESCENDANTS (15)

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Director: Tate Taylor. Starring: Emma Stone, Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Bryce Dallas Howard, Jessica Chastain, Allison Janney. USA 2011. 146 mins.

Emma Stone is Eugenia ‘Skeeter’ Phelan, a plucky young writer who interviews her best friend’s African-American housekeeper about her experiences working for a well-heeled white family and thereby shakes up the Deep South establishment. This being the 1960s, segregation is still the norm, but in breaking taboo and speaking out against her employers Aibileen has fi nally given her long-suppressed people a voice. This poignant, deeply moving fi lm is fl avoured with a sassy sense of humour, great central performances and a universal morality that is never sentimental. An utter gem.Contains racism theme and one scene of crude behaviour.

Director: Martin Scorsese. Starring: Asa Butterfi eld, Johnny Depp, Chloë Moretz, Christopher Lee. USA 2011. 125 mins.

Martin Scorsese reteams with AVIATOR screenwriter John Logan for this adaptation of Brian Selznick’s unforgettable children’s story The Invention of Hugo Cabret. Asa Butterfi eld (THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PYJAMAS) is young Hugo, an orphan living secretly in a big train station in 1930s Paris. When he encounters a broken robot-like machine, an eccentric girl, and a reserved old man who runs the toyshop, he is thrown into a magical, mysterious adventure that could put his clandestine life in jeopardy – or lead to something better. The all-star cast includes Ben Kingsley, Jude Law and Sacha Baron Cohen as the comedic station inspector.

Director: Luc Besson. Starring: Michelle Yeoh, David Thewlis, Jonathan Raggett, Jonathan Woodhouse. France/UK 2011. TBC mins.

After THE EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES OF ADÈLE BLANC-SEC, French auteur Luc Besson returns to more real-world territory with this story, of love winning out against a turbulent political backdrop, based on true events. The protagonists are Burmese pro-democracy activist Aung San Suu Kyi (Yeoh, CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON), who spent 15 years under house arrest until her release in 2010, and her writer lover Michael Aris (Thewlis, HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS). Theirs is an epic story of devotion and passion sacrifi ced for the greater human good. Yeoh approached Besson to helm the project based on his reputation for depicting strong women in his fi lms, and Aung San Suu Kyi is surely his most remarkable heroine. THE LADY has been at the centre of much controversy in Burma, but it is essential viewing nonetheless.

Director: Guy Ritchie. Starring: Robert Downey Jr, Jude Law, Noomi Rapace, Jared Harris. USA 2011. 129 mins.

Director Guy Ritchie reteams with Robert Downey Jr as Sherlock Holmes and Jude Law as Watson in the next instalment of the classic mystery-action adaptations following 2009’s SHERLOCK HOLMES. The detective duo prepare to face down their arch nemesis Professor James Moriarty and are joined by Noomi Rapace in their adventure. When the Crown Prince of Austria dies and Inspector Lestrade declares it was suicide, Holmes steps back to see the big picture. But little does he realise that Professor Moriarty is about to commit a crime that will shock the entire world, and that solving it may be the death of him.Contains moderate violence.

Director: Phyllida Lloyd. Starring: Meryl Streep, Jim Broadbent, Richard E. Grant, Olivia Colman. UK 2011. 105 mins.

Phyllida Lloyd’s biopic of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher features a career-crowning turn from Meryl Streep as the eponymous stateswoman. In fl ashback we follow Margaret Roberts’

political awakening in Blitz-torn Britain through her steady rise to the nation’s hot seat in the late 1970s and her years in offi ce in the ‘80s. At a time of deep-rooted civil unrest and economic instability, Thatcher’s will to eschew expectation and prejudice to become the fi rst female leader of the Western world makes for inspiring cinema, whatever your view on her policies. Vanishing into this defi nitive portrait of one of the most divisive of 20th-century fi gures, Streep is simply sublime.Contains real images of moderate violence, injury detail and brief nudity.

Director: Michel Hazanavicius. Starring: Jean Dujardin, Bérénice Bejo, John Goodman, Malcolm McDowell. France 2011. 100 mins.

THE ARTIST took the fi lm world by storm earlier this year when it had its premiere at Cannes. Now, following a dizzying festival run, Michel Hazanavicius’ impossibly charming fi lm is sure to woo UK audiences. The story takes us back to 1920s Hollywood, where movie icon George Valentin faces a career crisis as the advent of the talkies effectively signals the end of the silent era. To make matters worse, the girl he helped make into a star (Bejo) is about to become the It girl of her generation. Shot in black and white and virtually without dialogue, THE ARTIST might sound like little more than a cute homage, but its wonderfully imaginative script and heartfelt lead performances will see it rank high on critics’ ‘best of’ lists in 2011.

Director: Steven Spielberg. Starring: Jeremy Irvine, Emily Watson, David Thewlis, Tom Hiddleston, Benedict Cumberbatch, Eddie Marsan, Peter Mullan. USA/India 2011. 146 mins.

Based on Michael Morpurgo’s bestselling children’s book and the acclaimed stage production of the same name, Steven Spielberg’s life-affi rming family drama promises to be an early highlight of 2012. Backdropped by a vivid canvas of the First World War, WAR HORSE brings to life the remarkable friendship between a wild steed named Joey and the young man, Albert (newcomer Irvine), who tames and trains him. Their bond is formed on a farm in Devon, and Albert is devastated when Joey is sold to the British cavalry and shipped to the frontline in France. With Europe gripped by confl ict and suffering omnipresent, both Albert and Joey’s plights are cast into a turbine that will test every ounce of their strength and character. Contains infrequent moderate battle violence.

Director: Alexander Payne. Starring: George Clooney, Shailene Woodley, Beau Bridges, Judy Greer. USA 2011. 115 mins.

Middle-aged lawyer Matt King is, in his own words, “the back-up parent”. After a speedboat accident leaves his wife in a coma and with doctors fearing the worst, Matt must try to reconnect with his two young daughters. But taking the patriarchal reins is much harder than he had ever anticipated. Based on Hawaiian author Kaui Hart Hemmings’ punchy debut novel of the same name, THE DESCENDANTS is a deeply poignant and at times riotously funny story of loss and courage that marks a welcome return to the director’s chair for Alexander Payne.

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Director: Daniel Auteuil. Starring: Daniel Auteuil, Kad Merad, Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Astrid Bergès-Frisbey. France 2011. 109 mins. French with English subtitles.

Daniel Auteuil (HIDDEN) directs and stars in this moving remake of Marcel Pagnol’s (MANON DES SOURCES) revered 1940 fi lm of the same name. THE WELL-DIGGER’S DAUGHTER unfolds in rural WWII-era France where 18-year-old Patricia (Bergès-Frisbey), the eldest daughter of a well-digger named Pascal (Auteuil), falls in love with a dashing local boy, only to fall pregnant. With the father-to-be called up for service as the war escalates, the scandal quickly engulfs the entire family. It’s here the fi lm switches focus, as Pascal, crestfallen and bitter, sets his priorities straight and fi ghts for his brood’s integrity against the scorn of the townsfolk.

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