January cinema

Wed/Mer 2 The Hobbit 3D (12A) 1.45pm

The Hobbit 3D (12A) 5.00pm


Thurs/Iau 3 The Hobbit 3D (12A) 1.45pm



Fri/Gwe 4 The Hobbit 3D (12A) 1.45pm



Sat/Sad 5 The Hobbit 3D (12A) 1.00pm

NY MET: Les Troyens 5.00pm

Sun/Sul 6 The Hobbit 3D (12A) 2.00pm


Mon/Llun 7 The Hobbit 2D (12A) 1.45pm



Tues/Maw 8 The Hobbit 2D (12A) (parent and baby) 12.00pm



Wed/Mer 9 The Hobbit 2D (12A) 1.45pm**


Film Soc: They Made Me a Fugitive (PG) 8.15pm

Thurs/Iau 10 The Hobbit 3D (12A) 5.00pm


Fri/Gwe 11 The Hobbit 3D (12A) 5.00pm



Holy Motors (18) 5.45pm




Mon/Llun 14 Chasing Ice (12A) 5.45pm

Untouchable (15) 8.15pm

Tues/Maw15 Chasing Ice (12A) 5.45pm


Wed/Mer 16 Untouchable (15) 2.30pm**


Chasing Ice + Q&A (12A) 8.15pm

Thurs/Iau 17 NT LIVE: The Magistrate 7.00pm

Fri/Gwe 18 Quartet (12A) 5.45pm

Quartet (12A) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 19 Madagascar 3 3D (U) 12.00pm


NY MET: Maria Stuarda 5.55pm

Sun/Sul 20 Madagascar 3 3D (U) 2.30pm


Mon/Llun 21 Quartet (12A) 5.45pm


Tues/Maw 22 Quartet (12A) 5.45pm

Living in the Future + Q&A 8.15pm

Wed/Mer 23 Quartet (12A) 2.30pm**


Film Soc Presents: L’Atalante (PG) 8.15pm

Thurs/Iau 24 Quartet (12A) 5.45pm


Fri/Gwe 25 Les Misérables (12A) 5.00pm

Les Misérables (12A) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 26 Les Misérables (12A) 1.45pm



Sun/Sul 27 Bolshoi Ballet: La Bayadere 3.00pm

Les Miserables (in theatre) 5.30pm

Mon/Llun 28 The Hobbit 2D (12A) 5.00pm

Les Misérables (12A)(in theatre) 7.30pm

Sightseers (15) 8.15pm

Tues/Maw 29 Sightseers (15) 5.45pm

Les Misérables (12A)(in theatre) 7.30pm


Wed/Mer 30 Les Misérables (12A) 1.45pm**



Thurs/Iau 31 Les Misérables (12A) 8.15pm

FEBRUARY/CHWEFROR

Fri/Gwe 1 Les Misérables (12A) 5.00pm







Mon/Llun 4 Last Shop Standing + Q&A 7.00pm

Les Misérables (in theatre) (12A) 7.30pm

Tues/Maw 5 Les Misérables (12A) 5.00pm


Wed/Mer 6 Les Misérables (12A) 1.45pm**



**Silver Screening

3D

ARTS CENTRE FILM SOCIETYSix month membership from Sept-Feb is just £30 and entitles you to free

entry to all ten films in the new season (saving an extra £30!) and a chance to choose

the next season’s films. See aacfilmsociety.blogspot.com for more details.

C I N E M A S I N E M A JANUARY IONAWR 2013

Book your cinema tickets online at www.aber.ac.uk/artscentre 01970 623232

22nd Jan

Living in the Future

+ Q&A(Helen Iles, Wales 2012, 48mins)

This documentary tells the story of

the UK’s first planned ecovillage,

Tir y Gafel, in Pembrokeshire. It

shows how the nine families living

there have created their own

natural homes and gardens, driven

by an urgent need to renew their relationship with the land.

Through environmental design, green technology and

permaculture, it explores how communities might live more

sustainably in the future. Followed by a live video Q&A

session with Jane Davidson, former Minister for

Environment, Sustainability and Housing in Wales.

28th &

29th Jan

Sightseers(Ben Wheatley,

UK 2012, 89mins)

Edgar Wright

(Shaun of the

Dead) produces

Ben Wheatley’s

hugely enjoyable

black comedy. Chris wants to show Tina his world and he

wants to do it his way - on a journey through the British Isles

in his beloved caravan. But it doesn't take long for the

dream to fade. Litterbugs and noisy teenagers, not to

mention Tina's meddling mother, soon conspire to shatter

Chris's dreams and send him, and anyone who rubs him up

the wrong way, over a very jagged edge...

25th Jan – 7th Feb

Les Misérables (Tom Hooper, UK 2012,

158mins)

From the director of The

King’s Speech, this is a

critically

acclaimed spectacular

interpretation of Victor Hugo’s

beloved stage musical, set

against the backdrop of 19th

Century France.

4th Feb

Last Shop

Standing + Q&A with

Graham Jones(Pip Piper, UK 2012,

50mins)

Inspired by Graham

Jones’ book, this film

takes you behind the

counter to discover why nearly 2000 record shops have

already disappeared across the UK. The film charts their

rapid rise in the 1960s, 70s and 80s, the influence of the

chart, the underhand deals, the demise of vinyl and rise of

the CD as well as new technologies. Record shops were

always more than just retail outlets, they were part of our

culture. So what happened?

LIVE EVENTS

£18 Opera, £13/£15 all others.5th Jan

NY MET: Berlioz’s Les TroyensThe Met offers a rare opportunity to witness Berlioz’s vast

epic, last performed at the Met in 2003. Deborah Voigt,

Susan Graham, Marcello Giordani, and Dwayne Croft lead

the starry cast, portraying characters from the Trojan War.

5hrs 40mins approx.

17th Jan

NT LIVE: The MagistrateJohn Lithgow takes the title role in this fast, furious,

brilliantly plotted farce set in Victorian London that looks at

the levels of chaos and mishaps that unfold when a

marriage and a little white lie about one’s age look set to be

revealed… 3hrs approx.

19th Jan

NY MET:

Donizetti’s

Maria

StuardaMezzo-soprano

Joyce DiDonato,

one of the world’s

most exciting

singers, takes on

the

virtuosic bel canto

role

of the doomed

Mary, Queen of Scots.

3hrs 15mins approx.

27th Jan

Bolshoi Ballet: La Bayadere This live broadcast from the Bolshoi features one of the

most celebrated dance sequences in all of classical ballet,

“The Kingdom of the Shades”.

2 Intervals, 210 mins.

2nd – 13th, 28th,

29th Jan, 2nd

& 3rd Feb

The Hobbit 2D&(Peter Jackson, USA

2012, AD, 169mins)

Peter Jackson revisits J R R

Tolkien’s world with the start

of a new saga. Set before

the Lord of the Rings trilogy,

it follows hobbit Bilbo

Baggins as he journeys to

reclaim a stolen treasure.

Parent and baby screening Tues 8th 12noon

12th Jan

Holy Motors (Leos Carax, France 2012,

116mins)

A unique and visually striking

film that was one of the toasts

of this year's Cannes Film

Festival.

Apparently inspired by the

filmmaker's fascination with the

afterhours life of stretch

limousines, Denis Lavant plays

Monsieur Oscar who, over the course of a single day, takes on

10 other guises, ranging from a gangster and ageing millionaire

to a troubled parent and anarchic tramp.

14th – 16th Jan

Chasing Ice+ Q&A with

glaciologist Alun

Hubbard, 16th Jan(Jeff Orlowski, USA 2012,

76mins)

The story of photographer

James Balog’s mission to gather

undeniable evidence of our changing planet by

deploying revolutionary time-lapse cameras to capture the

world’s disappearing glaciers. Through hauntingly beautiful

videos their rapid decline shows the seemingly unstoppable

effect of global warming.

14th – 16th Jan

Untouchable(Olivier Nakache, Eric

Toledano, 112mins,

subtitled)

Based on a true story, this is

the highest grossing French

film ever made, beating

The Artist by a long shot.

A disabled millionaire

(François Cluzet) hires a

new carer whose wholly

inappropriate street-wise

attitude proves to be the

start of an unlikely

friendship.

Nominated for nine 2012

César Awards, this

enjoyable film is highly recommended.

18th – 24th Jan

Quartet (Dustin Hoffman,

UK 2012, AD,

98mins)

Maggie Smith stars

as a

former “grande

dame” of the opera

who moves into a

new home for retired

singers. But her

arrival rustles more

than a few feathers

of the residents who

feel their annual

Verdi concert is under threat. As the concert’s plans start

unravelling, old grudges and theatrical temperaments begin to

play havoc… Also stars Billy Connolly, Tom Courtney, Michael

Gambon and Pauline Collins.

19th & 20th Jan

Madagascar 3 (Eric Darnell, USA

2012, 93mins)

Fun family animation

following Alex the

Lion, Marty the Zebra,

Melman the Giraffe

and Gloria the Hippo

who end up joining a

travelling circus in

their effort to get back

home

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

£6£5.50 Cardi Card Holders/Gyda Cerdyn Cardi

£5 Student and Under 18’s/Myfyrwyr a dan 18

£4.50 Silver Screenings + Free Tea and Coffee

Tocynnau ‘Silver Screenings’ + Te a Coffi am ddim

£4.50 Under 12’s/Plant o dan 12

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

Plus 75p for glasses (re-usable)

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

YNGHYD A 75c am sbectol (y gellir eu hail-ddefnyddio)

SUBTITLED AND AUDIO DESCRIBED SCREENINGSWe 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.

JANUARY/IONAWR

9th Jan

Film

Society

presents

They Made

Me a

Fugitive (Alberto

Cavalcanti, UK,

1947, 99mins)

Full of visual

invention, this is a terrific film noir starring Trevor Howard

as a war hero down on his luck who briefly falls in with a

pack of East End gangsters. After being framed and sent

to prison, he escapes to take his revenge.

23rd Jan

L’Atalante (Jean Vigo,

France

1934, 89 mins)

Jean, a barge

captain,

marries an innocent

country girl and the

two climb aboard

Jean’s boat, the

L’Atalante—

otherwise populated by an earthy first mate and a

multitude of mangy cats—to embark on their new life

together. Both a surprisingly erotic idyll and a clear-eyed

meditation on love, Vigo’s only feature-length work is a film

like no other.

3D

3D

Documents

January cinema