january 2013

C I N E M A

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kristinscott thomas

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cinema notesAfter the Christmas break Triskel Christchurch is back, not only with an exciting programme of films, but also some changes that we hope our patrons will like. We usually screen films each week from Sunday-Wednesday, but for the chilly winterly months of January and February, cinema will take place from Friday-Monday. So for these post-festive weeks, why not spent a few hours with the magical Beasts Of The Southern Wild, the touching Amour, the powerful The Hunt, or the bonkers Sightseers?

Along with our regular cinema programme, this month, Triskel Christchurch also present several special film events. There is the chance to catch David Lean’s masterpiece Lawrence Of Arabia on the big screen; beautifully restored to its full length, with an intermission to stretch the legs and seek more refreshments. There is also a screening of Don’t Think, a visually and audibly enrapturing concert movie from The Chemical Brothers. We are also delighted to announce Family Screen, a programme of family films which will run at midday on Saturdays during January and February. So all in all there is plenty to choose from!

Christopher O’Neill - Head Of Cinema

trisKeL christchurch BoX oFFiceAddress: Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St. Cork CityPhone: (021) 427 2022 Web: www.triskelartscentre.ieTicket prices before 6pm: Full €5.70, Concession €4.70Ticket prices after 6pm: Full €8.10, Concession €7.10

cLuB screeninGsFilms marked “NC” (Not Certified) have not been classified by the Irish Film Classification Office. They require a Triskel Cinema Membership, which may be purchased on a per film basis (50c per person).

ParK, Dine & moVieSoHo Bar & Restaurant in association with Triskel Christchurch are proud to offer a full evening’s entertainment at one low price. Leave your car (safe and secure) in the Q-Park multi-story car park on the Grand Parade. Cross the street to SoHo Restaurant (1st floor) and enjoy a relaxing dinner. Afterwards, pop next door to Triskel Christchurch and enjoy the show. All this for the price of €25.00 per person. (You save over 30% off the retail price)

Reservations required: call Triskel 021-4272022

GuLPD caFéMON - THuRS: 9.30AM - 11.30PM | FRI - SaT: 9.30AM - 12.30AM | SuN: 2PM -11PM

Gulpd Café acts as an ideal venue for movie-goers to gather and discuss the film over light refreshments. Serving only the best and freshest local food and drink. Gulpd is open later for Triskel events and until 12:30am at the weekends serving select wines and beers.

Thurs 10 Jan 6.15pmMother’s Milk

8.30pmUntouchable

Fri 11 Jan 6.10pmThe Master

9pmBeasts Of The Southern Wild

Sat 12 Jan 1.30pmThe Master

4.10pmBeasts Of The Southern Wild

6.10pmThe Master

9pmBeasts Of The Southern Wild

Sun 13 Jan 1.30pmThe Master

4.10pmBeasts Of The Southern Wild

6.10pmThe Master

9pmBeasts Of The Southern Wild

Mon 14 Jan 6.10pmThe Master

9pmBeasts Of The Southern Wild

Thurs 17 Jan 6.15pmLawrence Of Arabia

Fri 18 Jan 6.45pmSmashed

8.30pmAmour

Sat 19 Jan 2pmSmashed

3.45pmAmour

6.46pmSmashed

8.30pmAmour

Sun 20 Jan 2pmSmashed

3.45pmAmour

6.46pmSmashed

8.30pmAmour

Mon 21 Jan 6.46pmSmashed

8.30pmAmour

Thurs 24 Jan 6.30pmSightseers

8.45pmSightseers

Fri 25 Jan 6.30pmLove Crime

8.40pmThe Hunt

Sat 26 Jan 2pmLove Crime

4.15pmThe Hunt

6.30pmLove Crime

8.40pmThe Hunt

Sun 27 Jan 2pmLove Crime

4.15pmThe Hunt

6.30pmLove Crime

8.40pmThe Hunt

Mon 28 Jan 6.30pmLove Crime

8.40pmThe Hunt

Thurs 31 Jan 6.45pmThe Chemical Brothers

8.45pmThe Chemical Brothers

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Department of Social Protection

In association with Soda Pictures, Triskel Christchurch presents Family Cinema - a Saturday film club for children and families.

Taking place in January and February, Family Cinema will feature six fun and enthralling animated tales. The season kicks off with A Cat In Paris, which was nominated for Best Animated Feature Film of the Year Academy Award 2012, and Empire magazine calls it a “classy family film with an irresistible jazzy elegance”.

A CAT IN PARIS - 12 January @ 12pm70 mins - Fra/Ned/Swi/Bel2010 - Dir: Jean-Loup Felicioli, Alain GagnolBy day Dino the cat lives with a little girl and at night sneaks out to work with a slinky cat burglar with a big heart in this charming adventure.

TALES OF THE NIGHT - 19 January @ 12pm84 mins - France 2011 - Dir: Michel OcelotThree storytellers meet every night to act out various tales set in forests and cities of gold and populated with sorcerers, fairies and powerful kings.

AZUR & ASMAR: THE PRINCES’ QUEST - 26 January @ 12pm99 mins - France/Belgium/Spain/Italy - 2006 - Dir: Michel OcelotOnce upon a time two childhood friends set out as rivals on a quest to free the mythical Djinn fairy, knowing that only one of them may succeed.

PRINCESS LILLIFEE - 2 February @ 12pm70 mins - Ger 2009 - Dir: Ansgar Niebuhr, Zhijian Xu & Alan SimpsonIn an enchanted kingdom the fairy Princess Lillifee rules with a magic hand, creating beauty and spreading goodwill wherever she goes.

JASPER: PENGUIN EXPLORER - 9 February @ 12pm81 mins - Germany 2008 - Dir: Eckart Fingberg & Kay DelventhalJasper the curious penguin and Junior the parrot embark on a fantastic adventure aboard a cruise ship determined to sail around the globe.

ELEANOR’S SECRET - 16 February @ 12pm74 mins - France/Italy 2009 - Dir: Dominique MonferyWhen Nat’s eccentric Aunt leaves him her collection of old books, Nat discovers that the all the fairytale characters live inside them.

Parental Guidance is recommended for all of these films.Tickets are €4 each, a family ticket (two adults and two children) is €12.Each film will be presented in its English language version.

FamiLy cinema

cominG in FeBruaryRust & Bone - Ginger & Rosa - The Chinese Film Festival 2013I, Anna - Baraka - Twisted Celluloid Film Festival - Everyday

annuaL memBershiPWe will soon be announcing details regarding our Annual Cinema Membership, which will include benefits such as discounts and free tickets. Watch this space...

mother’s miLK nc

99 mins - UK/France 2012 - Dir: Gerald FoxStarring: Jack Davenport, Diana Quick and Adrian Dunbar

This moving and often funny drama, based on the novel by Edward St. Aubyn, follows an English family forced to come to terms with the imminent loss of their beloved holiday home in Provence.

“Challenging and well-acted” Empire

Beasts oF the southern WiLD 12a

94 mins - USA 2012 - Dir: Benh ZeitlinStarring: Quvenzhané Wallis, Dwight Henry and Lowell Landes

Faced with her father’s fading health and environmental changes that release an army of prehistoric creatures, six-year-old Hushpuppy leaves her Delta-community home in search of her mother.“Beautiful, funny, timely and tender” Empire

the master 16

144 mins - USA 2012 - Dir: Paul Thomas AndersonStarring: Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Amy Adams

This is the journey of a Naval veteran who arrives home from World War II unsettled and uncertain of his future - until he is tantalised by The Cause and its charismatic leader, Lancaster Dodd.

“The boldest American picture of the year” Total Film

LaWrence oF araBia nc

224 mins - UK/USA 1962 - Dir: David LeanStarring: Peter O’Toole, Alec Guinness and Omar Sharif

One of the screen’s grandest epics, this monumental story recounts the true life experiences of T.E. Lawrence. Presented in its full-length version with an intermission break midway through, don’t miss it!

“Epic, majestic, awesome, sumptuous” Empire

the hunt nc

115 mins - Denmark 2012 - Subtitles - Dir: Thomas VinterbergStarring: Mads Mikkelsen and Thomas Bo Larsen

When a child with a vivid imagination tells a lie, it doesn’t take long before a small community is in a collective state of hysteria, igniting a witch-hunt that threatens to destroy an innocent man’s life. “Engaging, atmospheric and provocative” View London

untouchaBLe 12a

113 mins - France 2011 - Subtitles - Dir: Olivier Nakache & Eric ToledanoStarring: François Cluzet, Omar Sy and Anne Le Ny

This is the true story of an unlikely friendship between a disabled millionaire and his street smart ex-con caretaker. This uplifting comedy broke box office records in France and around the world.

“You will laugh and cry” Rolling Stone

Thurs 10 January8.30pm

Untouchable - Encore PresentationSingle Performance Ticket: €8.10 / €7.10

Fri 11 January9pm

Sat 12 January4.10pm / 9pm

Sun 13 January4.10pm / 9pm

Mon 14 January9pm

Thurs 17 January6.15pm

One Special Screening With 20 minute intermissionSingle Performance Ticket: €9.50 / €8.50 + 50c Membership

Amour is the intimate account of an elderly couple facing their greatest challenge in the twilight years of their lives. From the director of The White Ribbon comes by far the must-see film of the year.

the chemicaL Brothers: Don’t thinK nc

90 mins - Japan 2012 - Documentary - Dir: Adam SmithFeaturing: Tom Rowlands, Ed Simons and Mario Kobayashi Stopford

A state of art spectacle shot at Japan’s Fujirock Festival, Don’t Think combines the Chemical Brothers famously ferocious modern electronic sounds and hardcore dance beats with eye-popping visuals.

“The cinematic event of the decade” Mixmag

rust anD Bone 15a coming soon

123 mins - France/Belgium 2012 - Subtitles - Dir: Jacques AudiardStarring: Marion Cotillard and Matthias Schoenaerts

LoVe crime nc

107 mins - France 2010 - Subtitles - Dir: Alain CorneauStarring: Kristin Scott Thomas, Ludivine Sagnier and Patrick Mille

A ruthless executive takes delight in toying with the innocence of her assistant. This leads to a perverse game of seduction and domination, but she underestimates her young protégé’s ambition and cunning.

“A vicious psychological cat-and-mouse game” New York Times

smasheD nc

81 mins - USA 2012 - Dir: James PonsoldtStarring: Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Aaron Paul and Octavia Spencer

A married couple whose bond is built on a mutual love of alcohol gets their relationship put to the test when the wife decides to get sober. Mary Elizabeth Winstead delivers a career-defining performance.

“An affecting and immersive addiction drama” Variety

siGhtseers 16 twisted celluloid

89 minutes - UK 2012 - Dir: Ben WheatleyStarring: Alice Lowe, Steve Oram and Eileen Davies

Chris wants to show Tina his world and he wants to do it his way, but litterbugs, noisy teenagers and Tina’s mother send him, and anyone who rubs him up the wrong way, over a very jagged edge.

“Bold and blisteringly funny...a dark little delight” Total Film

amour 12a

128 mins – Austria/Fra/Ger 2012 - Subtitles - Dir: Michael HanekeStarring: Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva

Thurs 10 January6.15pm

Mother’s Milk - Encore PresentationSingle Performance Ticket: €8.10 / €7.10

Fri 11 January6.10pm

Sat 12 January1.30pm / 6.10pm

Sun 13 January1.30pm / 6.10pm

Mon 14 January6.10pm

“It is unequivocally a masterpiece” This Is London

Fri 18 January8:30pm

Sat 19 January3:45pm / 8:30pm

Sun 20 January3:45pm / 8:30pm

Mon 21 January8:30pm

Fri 18 January6.45pm

Sat 19 January2pm / 6.45pm

Sun 20 January2pm / 6.45pm

Mon 21 January6.45pm

Thurs 24 January6:30pm / 8:45pm

Twisted Celluloid Presents SightseersSingle Performance Ticket: €8.10 / €7.10

Fri 25 January8.40pm

Sat 26 January4.15pm / 8.40pm

Sun 27 January4.15pm / 8.40pm

Mon 28 January8.40pm

Fri 25 January6.30pm

Sat 26 January2pm / 6.30pm

Sun 27 January2pm / 6.30pm

Mon 28 January6.30pm

Thurs 31 January6:45pm / 8:45pm

The Chemical Brothers: Don’t Think for One Night OnlySingle Performance Ticket: €8.10 / €7.10 + 50c Membership

From the acclaimed director of A Prophet and The Beat That My Heart Skipped comes this tough but tender romantic drama about two people from very different worlds seeking redemption in each other. “Brilliant, powerful and life-affirming” Heat

Fri 1 February8.30pm

Sat 2 February2pm / 8.30pm

Sun 3 February2pm / 8.30pm

Mon 4 February8.30pm