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www.cornexchangenew.com/film0845 5218 218Members & Friends booking opens Friday 30 May.Public booking opens Friday 6 June.Book nine films and get the tenth film FREE! Terms and conditions apply.

Booking Fees All fi lm screenings and live broadcasts (including encores) will be subject to a booking fee when booked online or on the telephone. For fi lms this will be 50p per ticket, for live broadcasts (including encores) this will be 85p per ticket. This fee is capped at £6 in any one transaction when booking over the telephone. Friends and Patrons are exempt from a ticket booking fee.

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13 – 19 JUNEFri 13 Jimmy’s Hall .......................................14:30, 20:45 The Wind Rises ............................................. 18:00

Sat 14 The Wind Rises ............................................. 12:30 Jimmy’s Hall ............................15:30, 18:05, 20:45

Sun 15 Jimmy’s Hall ............................12:00, 14:30, 17:00

Mon 16 Silver Screen: Jimmy’s Hall .......................... 14:30

Tue 17 Parents and Babies: Jimmy’s Hall ................ 11:00 The Wind Rises ............................................. 14:30 ENO Live: Terry Gilliam’s Benvenuto Cellini .... 19:00

Wed 18 Parents and Babies: Jimmy’s Hall ................ 11:00 Jimmy’s Hall .................................................. 18:05 RSC Live: Henry IV Part II .............................. 19:00 The Wind Rises ............................................. 20:30

Thu 19 Jimmy’s Hall ............................12:30, 18:05, 20:45

20 – 26 JUNEFri 20 Belle...................................................14:30, 20:30 The Grand Budapest Hotel ............................. 18:05

Sat 21 The Grand Budapest Hotel ............................. 12:30 Belle........................................15:00, 18:05, 20:30

Sun 22 Belle........................................12:00, 14:25, 16:50 The Grand Budapest Hotel ............................. 19:15

Mon 23 Silver Screen: Belle ...................................... 14:30

Tue 24 Parents and Babies: Belle ............................ 11:00 The Grand Budapest Hotel ............................. 14:30 Belle...................................................18:00, 20:30

Wed 25 Parents and Babies: Belle ............................ 11:00 Belle.............................................................. 18:05 The Grand Budapest Hotel ............................. 20:30

Thu 26 Belle...................................................13:00, 16:00 NT Encore: A Small Family Business ............. 19:00

27 JUNE - 3 JULYFri 27 Bright Days Ahead ..............................14:30, 20:30 Calvary .......................................................... 18:05

Sat 28 Calvary .......................................................... 13:00 Bright Days Ahead ...................15:30, 18:05, 20:30

Sun 29 Bright Days Ahead ...................12:00, 14:30, 17:00

Mon 30 Silver Screen: Bright Days Ahead ................. 14:30

Tue 1 Parents and Babies: Bright Days Ahead ....... 11:00 Calvary .......................................................... 13:40 Bright Days Ahead ......................................... 16:00 NT Encore: A Small Family Business ............. 19:00

Wed 2 Parents and Babies: Bright Days Ahead ....... 11:00 Bright Days Ahead ......................................... 18:05 Calvary .......................................................... 20:30

Thu 3 Bright Days Ahead ...................13:00, 18:05, 20:30

4 – 10 JULYFri 4 T.S. Spivet ...............................14:30, 18:05, 20:30

Sat 5 T.S. Spivet ...............................13:00, 18:05, 20:30 Of Horses and Men ....................................... 15:30

Sun 6 T.S. Spivet ..........................................12:00, 14:30 Glyndebourne: Don Giovanni ........................ 16:30 Of Horses and Men ....................................... 17:00

Mon 7 Silver Screen: T.S. Spivet ............................. 14:30

Tue 8 Parents and Babies: T.S. Spivet ................... 11:00 T.S. Spivet ..........................................14:30, 20:30 Of Horses and Men ....................................... 18:05

Wed 9 Parents and Babies: T.S. Spivet ................... 11:00 T.S. Spivet ..................................................... 18:05 Of Horses and Men ....................................... 20:30

Thu 10 T.S. Spivet ...............................12:30, 18:05, 20:30

11 – 17 JULYFri 11 Jersey Boys ........................................14:30, 20:20 Camille Claudel 1915 .................................... 18:05

Sat 12 Camille Claudel 1915 .................................... 12:00 Jersey Boys .............................14:15, 17:25, 20:20

Sun 13 Jersey Boys ........................................12:30, 16:30

Mon 14 Silver Screen: Jersey Boys ........................... 14:30

Tue 15 Parents and Babies: Jersey Boys ................. 11:00 Camille Claudel 1915 .................................... 14:30 Jersey Boys ........................................17:25, 20:20

Wed 16 Parents and Babies: Jersey Boys ................. 11:00 Jersey Boys ................................................... 17:45 Camille Claudel 1915 .................................... 20:45

Thu 17 Jersey Boys .............................14:30, 17:25, 20:20

18 – 24 JULYFri 18 Cycling with Molière ...........................14:30, 20:40 The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared ........................ 18:05

Sat 19 The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared ........................ 13:00

Cycling with Molière ................15:30, 18:05, 20:30 NT Encore: Skylight ...................................... 19:00

Sun 20 Cycling with Molière ...........................12:00, 17:00 The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared ........................ 14:30 Monty Python Live (mostly) ........................ 19:00 Mon 21 Silver Screen: Cycling with Molière ............... 14:30

Tue 22 Parents and Babies: The 100 Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared .... 11:00

The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared ........................ 14:30 Cycling with Molière ...........................18:05, 20:30

Wed 23 Parents and Babies: Cycling with Molière .... 11:00 Cycling with Molière ...................................... 18:05 The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared ........................ 20:30

Thu 24 Cycling with Molière ...........................13:00, 20:30 The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared ........................ 18:00

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NEXT SEASON ON SALEMembers & Friends: Friday 18 July

Public: Friday 25 July

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Please Note: We reserve the right to refuse admission. Terms and conditions apply. Programme details are correct at the time of

going to press; however, we reserve the right to alter or cancel the advertised programme. Customers are advised to check times a

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Corn Exchange (Newbury) Trust is registered charity 0180567 and company 3908975 limited by guarantee.

ACCESSWe are fully accessible to wheelchair users. We have audio description headsets available. Please let us know of additional requirements when you book your tickets. www.cornexchangenew.com/access

FOR HIREThe cinema can be hired for private screenings, conferences or meetings. Please contact Kate Williams on 01635 517965 or katew@cornexchangenew.co.uk

25 -31 JULYFri 25 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 12:30 Boyhood .............................................16:30, 19:55

Sat 26 Relaxed Screening: How to Train Your Dragon 2 ....................................................... 10:30

Divergent ...................................................... 13:30 Boyhood .............................................16:30, 19:55

Sun 27 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 11:55 A Story of Children and Film .......................... 14:35 Boyhood ........................................................ 17:00

Mon 28 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 11:00 Silver Screen: Boyhood ................................ 14:30

Tue 29 Parents and Babies: Boyhood ...................... 10:30 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 13:50 Boyhood .............................................16:30, 19:55

Wed 30 Parents and Babies: Boyhood ...................... 10:30 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 13:50 Divergent ...................................................... 17:00 Boyhood ........................................................ 19:55

Thu 31 A Story of Children and Film .......................... 11:00 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 13:30 Boyhood .............................................16:30, 19:55

1 – 7 AUGFri 1 A Story of Children and Film .......................... 11:00 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 14:00 Divergent ...................................................... 17:00 Begin Again ................................................... 20:30

Sat 2 Relaxed Screening: Despicable Me 2 .......... 10:30 Despicable Me 2 ........................................... 13:00 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 15:15 Chef .............................................................. 18:05 Begin Again ................................................... 20:40

Sun 3 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 12:00 Begin Again ................................................... 14:20 Finding Vivian Maier ...................................... 17:00

Mon 4 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 11:00 Silver Screen: Begin Again ........................... 14:30

Tue 5 Parents and Babies: Begin Again ................. 11:00 Chef .............................................................. 14:30 Begin Again ................................................... 18:05 Finding Vivian Maier ...................................... 20:30

Wed 6 Parents and Babies: Begin Again ................. 11:00 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 14:30 Begin Again ................................................... 18:05 Chef .............................................................. 20:30

Thu 7 How to Train Your Dragon 2 ............................ 11:00 Begin Again .............................14:30, 18:05, 20:30

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Please note, the following shows will be screened in our auditorium:

RSC: Henry IV Part II on Wednesday 18 JuneNT: Skylight on Saturday 19 July

Monty Python Live (mostly) on Sunday 20 JulyGlyndebourne: La Traviata on Sunday 10 August

ENGLISH NATIONAL OPERATERRY GILLIAM’S BENVENUTO CELLINI17 JUNE, 19:00

ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANYHENRY IV PART IILIVE: 18 JUNE, 19:00

NATIONAL THEATREA SMALL FAMILY BUSINESSENCORES: 26 JUNE, 19:00 & 1 JULY, 19:00

SKYLIGHTENCORES: 19 JULY, 19:00 & 14 & 26 AUGUST, 19:00

GLYNDEBOURNE DON GIOVANNIENCORE: 6 JULY, 16:30

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GLYNDEBOURNE LIVE: LA TRAVIATA

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RSC LIVE: THE TWO GENTLEMEN

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LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST11 FEB, 19:00

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ENCORE SCREENINGSCaptured live and screened again due to demand.

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JIMMY’S HALL (12A)13 – 19 JUNE

BRIGHT DAYS AHEAD (15)27 JUNE – 3 JULY

BELLE (12A)20 – 26 JUNE

THE WIND RISES (PG)13, 14, 17 & 18 JUNE

Director: Ken Loach. Starring: Barry Ward, Simone Kirby, Andrew Scott. UK/Ireland 2014. 109 mins.

The true story of Jimmy Gralton’s mission to energise a rural community in 1930s Ireland by opening a dance hall is told by Ken Loach and writer Paul Laverty (Looking for Eric) with their trademark bittersweet vigour. Social activist Gralton sees the abandoned hall as a means of overcoming the grinding poverty and cultural isolation wreaked by the Depression. With opposition from the Church, reopening it is of course a challenge, but he and his friends are prepared to risk violence and intolerance because “it’s not just a building, it’s what we are.” Contains strong language and moderate violence.

Director: Marion Vernoux. Starring: Fanny Ardant, Laurent Lafi tte, Patrick Chesnais. France 2013. 94 mins. French with English subtitles.

When dentist Caroline retires, her daughters pack her off to a string of banal evening classes. Luckily one of them is run by Julien, a handsome 30-something with an eye for the ladies – including older ones. With Fanny Ardant giving a standout lead performance, this funny and thought-provoking tale of one woman’s rather enjoyable late-life crisis is as refreshing as it is entertaining.

Director: Amma Asante. Starring: Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Matthew Goode, Emily Watson, Tom Wilkinson. UK 2013. 104 mins.

British director Amma Asante delivers a rich romantic drama set in the 18th century. The illegitimate child of an English admiral and an African woman, Dido (Gugu Mbatha-Raw, giving a breakout performance) is raised in England under the care of her great-uncle Lord Mansfi eld (Tom Wilkinson). But her fate takes an unexpected turn when she falls in love with an idealistic young man.Contains brief sexual assault and discrimination theme.

Director: Hayao Miyazaki. Voices: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Emily Blunt, Jennifer Grey, Mae Whitman, Elijah Wood. Japan 2013. 127 mins.

Visionary director Hayao Miyazaki delivers his farewell masterpiece. Young Jiro Horikoshi dedicates his life to building fl ying machines. But with Japan’s entry into World War II, he begins to feel a terrible guilt because of the deaths his machines have caused. This profound and beautiful retelling of Horikoshi’s real-life story deftly combines Studio Ghibli’s mesmerising style with some diffi cult questions about love, humanity, creation and invention.

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CAMILLE CLAUDEL 1915 (CERT TBC)11, 12, 15 & 16 JULY

Director: Bruno Dumont. Starring: Juliette Binoche, Jean-Luc Vincent. France 2013. TBC mins. French with English subtitles.

Bruno Dumont (Hors Satan) teams up with the incomparable Juliette Binoche to explore three days in the life of sculptor Camille Claudel. In 1913 Claudel was confi ned by her family to a mental institution, where she remained for the rest of her life. This profoundly moving fi lm follows the struggles of her brother, the poet Paul Claudel (Jean-Luc Vincent), as well as those of the artist whose spirit was eventually crushed by unjust confi nement.

OF HORSES AND MEN (CERT TBC)5, 6, 8 & 9 JULY

Director: Benedikt Erlingsson. Starring: Ingvar Eggert Sigur∂sson, Charlotte Bøving, Helgi Björnsson. Iceland/Germany 2013. TBC mins. Icelandic with English subtitles.

This episodic meditation on the relationship between Icelanders and the ponies that are essential to life in their harsh climate is brimful of droll humour, simmering sexual desire and violence – amongst those with four legs as well as with two. Writer-director Benedikt Erlingsson’s fi lm explores local rivalries, social solidarity, deep passions and the power of nature. A sprightly soundtrack and lucid cinematography heighten this multi-award winner’s considerable appeal.

T. S. SPIVET (CERT TBC)4 – 10 JULY

Director: Jean-Pierre Jeunet. Starring: Kyle Catlett, Helena Bonham Carter, Judy Davis. France/Canada 2013. TBC mins.

When ten-year-old science prodigy T. S. Spivet wins an award from the Smithsonian for his perpetual motion machine, he leaves his eccentric Montana family behind and absconds to Washington aboard a freight train. His adventures en route, and his celebrity status once there, shed alternately comical, touching and revealing light on human frailties. Writer-director Jean-Pierre Jeunet (Micmacs, Amelie) invests this delightful fi lm with his hallmark idiosyncrasies and visual panache.

THE 100-YEAR-OLD MAN WHO CLIMBED OUT THE WINDOW AND DISAPPEARED (15)18 – 24 JULY

BOYHOOD (CERT TBC)25 – 31 JULY

CYCLING WITH MOLIÈRE (CERT TBC)18 – 24 JULY

Director: Philippe Le Guay. Starring: Fabrice Luchini, Lambert Wilson, Maya Sansa. France 2013. TBC mins. French with English subtitles.

Grumpy Serge (co-writer Fabrice Luchini, In the House) is a retired actor now living reclusively on a French island. Dashing TV soap star Gauthier Valence (Lambert Wilson, The Princess of Montpensier) suddenly shows up and exhorts Serge to appear in Molière’s The Misanthrope. Director Philippe Le Guay’s witty study of the grudging friends’ rivalry over a local divorcee (Maya Sansa) has deliberate echoes of Truffaut’s Jules et Jim.

Director: Felix Herngren. Starring: Robert Gustafsson, Iwar Wiklander, Mia Skäringer, Alan Ford. Sweden 2013. 114 mins. Swedish with English subtitles.

Opening as described on the tin, this dark Scandinavian comedy quickly becomes a succession of absurd chance encounters interlaced with bizarre, Zelig-like fl ashbacks. Allan Karlsson, played with subtle relish by the distinguished Robert Gustafsson, bumbles his way from a nursing home into a seedy criminal netherworld, with a deliciously typecast Alan Ford (Snatch) as an enraged villain determined to recover the loot Karlsson has inadvertently appropriated. Avoiding comedy clichés, the fi lm is consistently amusing yet with an underlying tension and real affection for its characters.

Director: Richard Linklater. Starring: Ellar Coltrane, Ethan Hawke, Patricia Arquette. USA 2014. TBC mins.

Richard Linklater (Before Midnight) follows a boy’s life from the ages of six to 18 – actually shot in real time. Ellar Coltrane plays Mason, the son of Mason Snr and Olivia (Ethan Hawke and Patricia Arquette). As his divorced parents fi nd new partners, Mason Jnr faces emotional and physical uncertainties with growing maturity; while the changes he undergoes are obvious, they’re subtly matched by those of his parents in this unique collaborative feat.

JERSEY BOYS (15)11 – 17 JULY

Director: Clint Eastwood. Starring: John Lloyd Young, Erich Bergen, Christopher Walken. USA 2014. 134 mins.

Having previously brought jazz, country ’n’ western and the blues to the screen, Eastwood now takes on 1960s pop. Distinguished by the tingling falsetto of Frankie Valli (John Lloyd Young, reprising his Broadway role), The Four Seasons had a string of international hits. This vibrant biopic is based squarely on the hit stage musical, with Christopher Walken playing the mobster who tries to muscle in on the act’s success.

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A STORY OF CHILDREN AND FILM (PG)Director: Mark Cousins. UK 2013. 106 mins.

In this fascinating film essay, acclaimed critic and filmmaker Mark Cousins delves into a wealth of world cinema clips in order to examine how childhood has been conceived, imagined, represented and commented on through the medium of cinema.

2 AUGUST

DESPICABLE ME 2 (U)Directors: Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud. USA 2013. 98 mins.Despicable Me 2 revisits the now-reformed Gru, the mischievous sisters Margo, Edith and Agnes, and the crazy scientist Dr Nefario, who are commanded by the Anti-Villain League to neutralise the evil Eduardo. Their hugely entertaining adventures pack a distinctive visual wallop.

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The Corn Exchange presents itsfirst ever family festival to kick-start the summer holidays. With a fun-filled programme, this ten-day festival feast is for anyone from tiny tots to teenagers.

25 JULY – 7 AUGUST

HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2 (PG)Director: Dean DeBlois. Voices: Jay Baruchel, Cate Blanchett, Gerard Butler. USA 2014. 102 mins.Five years after Hiccup and his friends united the dragons and Vikings on the island of Berk, they’ve begun exploring faraway lands. Abundant adventures ensue, with all the old gang plus a few wacky newcomers.

26 & 30 JULY & 1 AUGUST

DIVERGENT (12A)Director: Neil Burger. Starring: Shailene Woodley, Theo James, Kate Winslet. USA 2014. 139 mins.This action adventure is set in a world where people are divided into factions based on human virtues. Tris is warned she is Divergent and will never fit into any group. When she discovers a conspiracy to destroy all Divergents, Tris and the mysterious Four join forces to try to find out what makes being Divergent so dangerous.Contains moderate violence and threat.

BEGIN AGAIN (15)1 – 7 AUGUST

FINDING VIVIAN MAIER (CERT TBC)3 & 5 AUGUST

Director: John Carney. Starring: Mark Ruffalo, Keira Knightley, Catherine Keener, Hailee Steinfeld. USA 2013. 104 mins.

In this uplifting tale from the director of Once, Mark Ruffalo is Dan, a New York record-label boss who is flailing in both his personal and professional life, and Keira Knightley plays Greta, a songwriter whose career has derailed since her partner hit the big time. When Dan hears her performance at an open-mic night, he suspects that she might just be the real deal. Resisting predictable plot turns, Carney keeps us guessing the trajectory of our two lost souls in this crowd-pleaser.

Directors: John Maloof, Charlie Siskel. USA 2013. TBC mins.

This documentary is a tribute to Vivian Maier, an unsung genius of urban photography. The accidental discovery of her work by real-estate agent John Maloof resulted in her posthumous recognition as one of the finest street photographers of the 20th century. Paying homage to her work as well as exploring the strange twists and turns of her life, this film is dense with images, interviews and revelations, painting a fitting and moving portrait of the artist.

CHEF (15)2, 5 & 6 AUGUST

Director: Jon Favreau. Starring: Jon Favreau, Robert Downey Jnr, Scarlett Johansson, Dustin Hoffman, John Leguizamo, Oliver Platt. USA 2014. 114 mins.

LA chef Carl Casper (Jon Favreau) was once hailed as a culinary wunderkind, but now finds himself dispensing the same slick fare night after night, his creativity stifled. When a critic tweets a scathing review, Carl explodes in an outpouring of rage that goes viral. Mouthwatering foodie scenes are matched by touching comedy drama in this deceptively profound story of family, friendship and artistic integrity.

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