February poster

31st Jan, 1st & 3rd Feb

Hunger Games:

Catching Fire (Francis Lawrence, USA 2013,

AD, 146mins)

The second film in the Hunger

Games series sees Katniss Everdeen returning home to embark

on a ‘Victors’ Tour’ of the districts. But along the way she senses

a rebellion is simmering…

31st Jan, 1st, 4th,

5th & 6th Feb

Nebraska (Alexander Payne, USA 2013, AD, 115mins)

This highly acclaimed drama from Alexander Payne (The

Descendants, Sideways) has already won Bruce Dern the Best

Actor award at Cannes, earned six Oscar nominations and three

BAFTA nominations. After receiving a sweepstakes letter in the

mail, a cantankerous father (Bruce Dern) thinks he’s struck it rich,

and wrangles his son into taking a road trip to claim the fortune.

4th & 5th Feb

The Selfish Giant (Clio Barnard, UK 2013, 91mins)

Bafta-nominated for Best British

Film, this drama follows two young

Bradford lads and their dealings

with a local scrap dealer. Boldly

cinematic and featuring astonishing

performances from the two leads, it

is one of this year’s key British

releases.

5th & 7th Feb

Blue is the Warmest

Colour (La vie

d'Adèle)(Abdellatif Kechiche, France

2013, 179mins, subtitled)

This Palme d’Or winning drama is

a stunning portrait of a

relationship between two female

leads. It brilliantly conveys the

power of physical, emotional and

sexual attraction, but also communicates the problems of

sustaining a relationship when passion gives way to

domestication.

7th – 13th Feb

Inside Llewyn Davis (Joel & Ethan Coen, USA 2013,

AD, 105mins)

The Coen Brothers’ new film follows a

young musician struggling to make a

name for himself during the heyday of

the folk music scene in the early 60s.

With guitar in tow and battling

insurmountable obstacles on the way, it

brims with fabulous music that (in the

tradition of O Brother, Where Art

Thou?) conjures up the sound of

another time and place.

Winner of the Grand Jury prize at Cannes.

8th, 9th & 16th Feb

Turbo & 2D (David Soren,

USA 2013, AD,

96mins)

From the makers of

Madagascar and Kung

Fu Panda: an underdog

snail miraculously gets the power of super-speed, and with it the

chance to compete in the race he’s always dreamed of winning.

2D on 16th Feb.

10th Feb

CULT FILM

NIGHT:

Les

Diaboliques(Henri-Georges

Clouzot, France 1955,

113mins, subtitled)

This French

psychological thriller

caused a sensation on

its original release due

to the twists and turns of

its suspenseful story of a woman who conspires with her

husband’s mistress in order to murder him.

Sat/Sad 1 Hunger Games: Catching Fire (12A) 2.30pm

Hunger Games: Catching Fire (12A) 5.30pm

Nebraska (15) 8.15pm

Sun/Sul 2 Bolshoi Live: Lost Illusions 3.00pm

Mon/Llun 3 Hunger Games: Catching Fire (12A) 5.30pm

NT LIVE: CORIOLANUS (In theatre) 7.00pm

Hunger Games: Catching Fire (12A) 8.15pm

Tues/Maw 4 Nebraska(15) 5.45pm

The Selfish Giant (15) 8.15pm

Wed/Mer 5 Nebraska(15) 2.30pm**

The Selfish Giant (15) 5.30pm

Blue is the Warmest Colour (18) 7.30pm

Thurs/Iau 6 Nebraska (15) 5.45pm

Nebraska (15) 8.15pm

Fri/Gwe 7 Blue is the Warmest Colour (18) 5.00pm

Inside Llewyn Davis (15) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 8 Turbo (3D) (U) 12.00pm


NYMET: Rusalka 5.55pm

Sun/Sul 9 Turbo (3D) (U) 2.30pm


Mon/Llun 10 Inside Llewyn Davis (15) 5.45pm

The Butler (12A) (In Theatre) 7.30pm

Les Diaboliques (12A) 8.15pm

Tues/Maw 11 The Butler (12A) 5.45pm


Wed/Mer 12 The Butler (12A) 2.30pm**

The Butler (12A) 5.45pm

Inside Llewyn Davis (15) (In Theatre) 7.30pm


Thurs/Iau13 The Butler (12A) (parent and baby) 12.00pm



Fri/Gwe 14 August: Osage County (15) 5.45pm

Roman Holiday (U) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 15 The Butler (12A) 5.45pm

August: Osage County (15) 8.15pm

Sun/Sul 16 Turbo (2D) (U) 2.30pm


Mon/Llun 17 August: Osage County (15) 5.45pm


Tues/Maw18 Buster Keaton: Sherlock Jr + Cops (U) 6.30pm


Wed/Mer19 August: Osage County (15) 2.30pm**


Buster Keaton: Sherlock Jr + Cops (U) 8.15pm

Thurs/Iau 20 August: Osage County (15) 5.45pm


Fri/Gwe 21 Wolf of Wall Street (18) 7.15pm

Sat/Sad 22 Walking with Dinosaurs (3D) (U) 2.30pm

Wolf of Wall Street (18) 8.00pm

Sun/Sul 23 Wolf of Wall Street (18) 5.00pm

Mon/Llun 24 Walking with Dinosaurs (3D) (U) 2.30pm


Tues/Maw 25 Walking with Dinosaurs (3D) (U) 2.30pm


Wed/Mer 26 Walking with Dinosaurs (3D) (U) 2.30pm



Thurs/Iau 27 Walking with Dinosaurs (2D) (U) 2.30pm

War Horse (in theatre) 7.00pm


Fri/Gwe 28 Cinderella (U) 2.30pm

American Hustle (15) 5.30pm

War Horse (in theatre) 7.00pm


Sat/Sad 1 Cinderella (U) 12.00pm


NY MET: Prince Igor 5.00pm

Sun/Sul 2 Cinderella (U) 2.30pm


Mon/Llun 3 American Hustle (15) 5.30pm

Run Lola Run (15) 8.15pm

Tues/Maw 4 American Hustle (15) 5.30pm


Wed/Mer 5 American Hustle (15) 2.30pm**



Thurs/Iau 6 War Horse (in theatre) 7.00pm


**Silver Screening

3D

C I N E M A S I N E M A FEBRUARY CHWEFROR 2014

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10th – 13th & 15th

Feb

The Butler (Lee Daniels, USA 2013,

132mins)

The story of an African

American butler serving

seven Presidents in the White House over three decades.

Through his eyes, the film traces the dramatic changes that

swept America during this time, from the civil rights

movement to Vietnam and beyond. The massive cast

includes Forest Whitaker, Robin Williams, James Marsden

and Alan Rickman.

Parent and baby screening Thurs 13th February

12.00pm

14th Feb

Roman Holiday (William Wyler, USA

1953, 118mins)

A special Valentine’s Day

treat: Audrey Hepburn

stars as a princess who

escapes her entourage to

secretly explore Rome by

herself, yet is discovered by a newspaper reporter (Gregory

Peck) keen for a big story. A newly remastered release of

this delightfully witty romantic classic.

14th – 20th Feb

August: Osage

County (John Wells, USA 2013,

121mins)

Meryl Streep gives a

tremendous Oscar

nominated performance in this drama telling the funny and

touching story of the diverse Weston family, whose lives

have drifted their own way until a family crisis brings them

back to the house they grew up in, and to the dysfunctional

woman who raised them. Also stars Julia Roberts, Ewan

MacGregor and Benedict Cumberbatch.

HOH Subtitles: 17th Feb, 5.45pm

18th & 19th Feb

BUSTER KEATON

DOUBLE BILL

Sherlock Jr + Cops(Buster Keaton, USA

1924/1922, 45mins/20mins,

silent with recorded score)

There’s nothing better than seeing these hilarious silent films

with an audience, so we hope you enjoy this rare chance to

catch two of Buster Keaton’s finest comedies on the big

screen, in new remastered versions! In Cops a carefully

orchestrated series of gags follows an innocent man who

finds himself chased by the police, and in Sherlock Jr,

Buster plays a movie projectionist who daydreams himself

into the role of Sherlock Holmes himself!

21st – 27th Feb

The Wolf of

Wall Street (Martin Scorsese,

USA 2013, 179mins)

Martin Scorsese

directs the story of

flashy New York

stockbroker Jordan

Belfort (Leonardo

DiCaprio) who makes

his way up the money

ladder to the world of

corporate greed and

corruption of the late

80s where money, power, women and drugs are all

for the taking….

22nd, 24th – 27th Feb

Walking with

Dinosaurs

& 2D (Neil Nightingale, Barry Cook,

USA 2013, AD, 87mins)

A thoroughly immersive 3D family

adventure that blends recreations

of real dinosaurs with an

adventure story of a young

dinosaur and his clan. 2D on 27th Feb.

28th Feb, 1st & 2nd

March

Cinderella (Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred

Jackson, USA 1950,

74mins)

When Cinderella's cruel stepmother prevents her from

attending the Royal Ball, she gets some unexpected help

from the lovable mice Gus and Jaq, and from her Fairy

Godmother. Digital re-release of Disney’s beloved classic.

T I C K E T S 6 T O C Y N N A U

£6.50

£5.50 Student and Under 18’s/Myfyrwyr a dan 18

£5 Silver Screenings + Free Tea and Coffee

Tocynnau ‘Silver Screenings’ + Te a Coffi am ddim

£5 Under 12’s/Plant o dan 12

£6 OAPs

3D Screenings£7.50/ Students £6.50/Cardi Cards £7/ Under 12s £6

Plus £1 for glasses (re-usable)

Dangosiadau 3D£7.50/ Myfyrwyr £6.50/ Cerdyn Cardi £7/ O dan 12 0ed £6

YNGHYD A £1 am sbectol (y gellir eu hail-ddefnyddio)

SUBTITLED AND AUDIO DESCRIBED SCREENINGS

We are pleased to offer screenings subtitled in English for customers who

are hard of hearing. Look for the symbol in the listing.

Infra Red audio description is available on all titles with “AD”

in the main synopsis.

DECEMBER/RHAGFYR28th Feb – 6th

March

American Hustle(David O. Russell, USA

2013, 138mins)

Award-winning crime

thriller starring Amy

Adams, Christian Bale

and Bradley Cooper.

Two small-time hustlers

find themselves working for the FBI in order to help expose

high-up corruption, but as the game’s stakes get higher,

they find themselves so deep in their fictional world that it

might be too

difficult to get out…

3rd March

CULT FILM NIGHT:

Run Lola Run (Tom Tykwer, Germany 1999,

77mins, subtitled)

Lola has 20 minutes to find 100,000 deutschmarks in order

to stop her boyfriend from robbing a supermarket to repay

his gangland boss. Tom Tykwer presents three versions of

how events might play out, combining animation, visual

effects, a techno soundtrack and dynamic editing to show

Lola’s journey through the streets of Berlin at a full-tilt run.

SPECIAL EVENTS

(£13/£15. NY MET: £18)

2nd Feb

Bolshoi Live: Lost

IllusionsBased on French writer

Honoré de Balzac's novel, Lost Illusions is a tantalizing story

of passion, ambition and disappointment. 3hrs.

30th Jan (Encore 3rd Feb)

NT LIVE:

CORIOLANUSTom Hiddleston takes to the stage

in this live broadcast of the Donmar

Warehouse’s production of

Shakespeare’s searing tragedy of

political manipulation and revenge. Also stars Mark Gatiss

as Menenius. 3hrs.

8th Feb

NYMET: RusalkaThe great Renée Fleming returns to

one of her signature roles in Dvorák’s

soulful fairy-tale opera. 4hrs.

27th Feb (Encore

screenings: 28th

Feb, 6th & 13th

March)

NT LIVE: War

HorseThe National

Theatre’s original

stage production of War Horse, broadcast live from

London’s West End to cinemas.

1st March

NY MET: Prince

Igor (5pm)Borodin’s defining Russian

epic, famous for its Polovtsian

Dances, comes to the Met for

the first time in nearly 100 years. Dmitri Tcherniakov’s new

production is a brilliant psychological journey through the

mind of its conflicted hero, with the founding of the Russian

nation as the backdrop. 4.5hrs.

MARCH/MAWRTH

3D

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