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Our film programme changes every Friday, below is a rough guide to the titles we have coming up. Based on audience requests, popular
demand and other exciting things we often add in extra titles or extend the screening run for certain films. If there’s a film you’re desperate
to see which we’ve missed do let us know! Our main film times are published every Monday for the following Friday. You can find these by
calling us, visiting us in person, visiting our website or signing up to our free weekly listings email.
AND
THE NIGHTS
WB 20 NOVEMBER
Which means Winter is nearly upon us. Yes, we had a Summer. Apologies if you
missed it. With reports that we are to expect a particularly cold end to the year you’ll
be pleased to hear that we have a full programme of cinematic treats to warm the
cockles. The film festival may be over and done by the time you are reading this but
we are not, there is no rest for the wicked little cinema workers of the world!
A LS O S H OW I N G :
Love
Listen to Me Marlon
Star Men
04
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A LS O S H OW I N G :
Sleeper
Crimson Peak
Refugee: The Eritrean Exodus
05
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H Y DE & S E E K :
Bill
14
H Y DE & S E E K :
Matilda
14
M A I N F E ATUR E S :
It’s A Wonderful Life
But, this is me just scratching the surface. Please dig in, see what we have on offer,
take some risks and we promise we’ll take very good care of you.
Photo: Ollie Jenkins
M A I N F E ATUR E S :
Carol
05
10
H Y DE & S E E K :
Home Alone
14
AUTI S M F R I E N DLY:
A Muppets Christmas Carol
15
M A I N F E ATUR E S :
The Lady In The Van
Bridge of Spies
A LS O S H OW I N G :
Jaws
Black Mass
Hector
When Harry Met Sally
Steve McQueen - The Man & Le Mans
Doctor Zhivago
I N F O @ H Y D E PA RK P I CTU RE H O U S E .CO.U K
W B 11 D E C E M B E R
05
MAIN FEATU RES:
Spectre
07
ALSO SHOWING:
A LS O S H OW I N G :
Sleaford Mods: Invisible Britain
Joyeux Noël
06
Brooklyn
THX1138
06
Christmas Holiday
Images and Journeys
07
Open Bethlehem
Black Souls
07
Cinema Stories: Billy Liar
H Y DE & S E E K :
HYDE & SEEK :
Strange Magic
14
A Muppets Christmas Carol
WB 25 DECEMBER
A LS O S H OW I N G :
Tangerine
09
Radiator
10
The Show of Shows: 100 Years of Vaudeville 10
For lovers of classic cinema we will of course bring IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE back for its
usual run and we’re thrilled to be showing the BFI’s new digitally remastered print of
DOCTOR ZHIVAGO as our special New Year’s Eve film to help us bid farewell to 2015
and Omar Sharif in one bittersweet afternoon.
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M A I N F E ATUR E S :
Carol
WB 18 DECEMBER
Funnily enough there is also no rest for the Michael Fassbender’s of the world as we
kick off our programme with yet another Fassbender-fest in the form of
STEVE JOBS and what a treat it is to hear Aaron Sorkin’s brilliant words pour out of the
silver screen in Danny Boyle’s latest film. And Steve is quickly followed by CAROL, multi
award winner at this year’s Cannes, which sees I’M NOT THERE director Todd Haynes
paired again with the magnificent Cate Blanchett.
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M A I N F E ATUR E S :
Steve Jobs
D R AW I N …
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M A I N F E ATUR E S :
Joy
12
A LS O S H OW I N G :
Steamboat Bill Jr.
The Forbidden Room
12
12
H Y DE & S E E K :
Title TBC
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FOR THE PERFECT GIFT
THIS CHRISTMAS!
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H Y DE & S E E K :
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T U E S D AY W O N D E R !
Steve Jobs
From Fri. 20th November
Love
Sat. 21st November –
11.00pm
Listen to Me Marlon
Sun. 22nd November –
3.00pm
Star Men
Tue. 24th November – 6.30pm
Sleeper
Sat. 28th November –
3.00pm
Set backstage at three iconic
product launches and ending
in 1998 with the unveiling of the
iMac, STEVE JOBS takes us behind
the scenes of the digital revolution
to paint an intimate portrait of the
brilliant man at its epicentre.
January the 1st, early morning. The
telephone rings. Murphy wakes
up next to his young wife and
2-year-old child. He listens to his
voicemail: Electra’s mother, sick
with worry, wants to know whether
he has heard from her daughter.
Electra’s been missing for a long
time. She’s afraid something really
bad has happened to her. Over
the course of a long rainy day,
Murphy finds himself alone in his
apartment, reminiscing about
the greatest love affair of his life. A
burning passion full of promises,
games, excesses and mistakes…
Famously taciturn and a recluse
in his later years, Marlon Brando
nevertheless kept an intensely
personal audio diary comprising
many hours of intimate reflections
and recollections over several
decades. Access to these
cassette recordings has provided
renowned documentarian Stevan
Riley (FIRE IN BABYLON) with a
unique opportunity allowing us
to hear Brando talking about his
childhood and adolescence,
the development of his acting
technique and, particularly
revealingly, his troubled and often
tragic family relationships.
“Moving and revelatory.”
THE INDEPENDENT
In STAR MEN four exceptional
astronomers celebrate 50 years
of work and friendship on a return
road trip to the southwestern
United States, recapturing youthful
adventures and recounting each
other’s influences on the most
exciting period in astronomy’s
history. In old age and facing
death, their journey through
memory and the breathtaking
landscape provokes a rich
series of reflections on how their
profound work on the universe
has reflected back on the
individual, affecting their sense of
religious faith, how life may have
purpose, and what is knowable
and unknowable.
Woody Allen’s Miles Monroe,
a health food loving clarinet
players, goes into hospital for
routine surgery and wakes up
200 years later in a future where
eating hot fudge sundaes and
smoking cigarettes are good for
you. Having slept through the
apocalypse, Miles wakes up with
his neurosis still intact. The world is
now an impersonal police state,
where curious men of science,
with no sense of humour or
humanity, ply him for information
about the long-forgotten past.
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Fassbender weave wonders
with Shakespeare’s words in
MACBETH it’s a true delight to see
him inhabit the titular character
in this fantastic biopic, firing out
Sorkin’s (THE SOCIAL NETWORK)
magnificent and intricate
dialogue, proving yet again he
is one of the most gifted actors
around.
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Danny Boyle
US, 2015, 122mins, 15
Michael Fassbender,
Kate Winslet,
Seth Rogen
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Gaspar Noé
FR/BE, 2015, 135mins, 18
Aomi Muyock,
Karl Glusman,
Klara Kristin
French with English subs
Stevan Riley
UK, 2015, 100mins, 15
Marlon Brando
Alison E. Rose
CA/US/UK, 2015, 88mins, PG
Alison E. Rose
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Woody Allen
1973, US, 87mins, PG
Woody Allen,
Diane Keaton,
John Beck
English and Yiddish with
English subs
35mm
H Y D E PA RK P I CTU RE H O U S E .CO.U K
from Fri. 27th November
CA R O L
A young woman in her 20s, Therese Belivet (Rooney Mara – THE SOCIAL NETWORK) is a clerk working in a
Manhattan department store and dreaming of a more fulfilling life when she meets Carol (Cate Blanchett –
BLUE JASMINE), an alluring woman trapped in a loveless, convenient marriage. As an immediate connection
sparks between them, the innocence of their first encounter dims and their connection deepens.
With CAROL director Todd Haynes has created a beautiful adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s seminal novel,
THE PRICE OF SALT and a powerful companion piece to his 2002 film FAR FROM HEAVEN. The attention to
detail is perfect, the script elegant but most importantly the casting is spot on. Blanchett and Mara inhabit
their roles so perfectly that it is in the spaces between the lines, the glances, the gestures, we find ourselves
truly believing in this love story.
“Haynes crafts a tender, devastating romance but also surveys a battleground of power and control.”
Isabel Stevens, SIGHT & SOUND
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Todd Haynes
UK/US/FR, 2015,
119mins, 15
STARRING:
Rooney Mara,
Sarah Paulson,
Cate Blanchett
C R E AT U R E S O F T H E N I G H T
T U E S D AY W O N D E R !
C R E AT U R E S O F T H E N I G H T
T U E S D AY W O N D E R !
Crimson Peak
Sat. 28th November –
11.00pm
Refugee: The Eritrean Exodus plus director Q&A
Tue. 01st December – 6.30pm
Joyeux Noël
Sat. 05th December –
3.00pm
THX1138
Sat. 05th December –
11.00pm
Images and Journeys
Sun. 06th December and
Sun. 17th January – 1.00pm
Black Souls (Anime nere)
Tue. 08th December –
6.30pm
Spectre
From Fri. 11th December
Brooklyn
December – dates TBC
When her heart is stolen by a
seductive stranger, a young
woman is swept away to a house
atop a mountain of blood-red
clay: a place filled with secrets
that will haunt her forever. From the
imagination of director Guillermo
del Toro (PAN’S LABYRINTH) comes
a gothic romance sure to send
chills down the spine of even the
bravest among you.
Follow Chris Cotter, an American
traveler, as he explores a
common migration path through
Ethiopia and into Israel, tracking
the plight of Eritrean refugees.
Chris and his crew visit several
refugee camps, including the
never-before-documented Afar
region. The refugees tell stories
of oppression, torture, and
survival. Searching for solutions,
Chris speaks to various NGOs
and experts, including Assistant
Secretary of State, Anne Richard.
The outlook is bleak, but the spirit
of the Eritrean refugees is hard to
ignore.
During an unexpected truce that
breaks out in No Man’s Land during
the first Christmas of World War I, a
conscripted German opera singer
and his visiting soprano girlfriend
strike up a version of Silent Night
that attracts plaintive bagpipe
accompaniment from a Scottish
padre.
“Work hard, increase production,
prevent accidents, and be happy.”
THX 1138, George Lucas’ directorial
debut, presents a cold, dystopian
future in which individual thought
and love are forbidden. But two
citizens dare to rebel.
Presented in collaboration with
Meeting Point Leeds, these two
screenings explore the image of
journeying and the journeying
of the image in the 21st Century.
Taking lead from the Syrian
collective Aboundarraa’s notion of
‘emergency cinema’ and the long
legacies this inherits we hope to
confront the place of culture in a
state of emergency. Including films
by Sue Clayton, Pratibha Parmar
and William Raban.
BLACK SOULS is a tale of violence
and complex morality passed
down through the generations. The
Carbone family consists of three
brothers, Luigi and Rocco who are
engaged in the family’s illegal drug
business and Luciano who has
remained in their ancestral town
herding goats. When Luciano’s son
travels to Milan to force his way
into the family business his rash
behaviour reignites a bitter feud
with a rival family.
A cryptic message from an unlikely
source sets James Bond navigating
the layers of a sinister organisation
known as SPECTRE. As M continues
fighting political pressures that
threaten the future of MI6, Bond
draws closer to uncovering a
hidden truth that threatens to
destroy everything he has fought to
protect.
Supported by Film Hub North, led
by Showroom Workstation.
“There are shades of
GOMORRAH and THE
GODFATHER in Francesco
Munzi’s slow-burning Italian
crime drama” TELEGRAPH
BROOKLYN tells the story of Eilis Lacey,
a young Irish immigrant navigating
her way through 1950s Brooklyn.
Lured by the promise of America, Eilis
departs Ireland and the comfort of
her mother’s home for the shores of
New York City.The initial shackles of
homesickness quickly diminish as a
fresh romance sweeps Eilis into the
intoxicating charm of love. But soon,
her new vivacity is disrupted by her
past, and Eilis must choose between
two countries and the lives that exist
within.
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“Guillermo del Toro returns
to his roots with a sumptuous
horror steeped in
19th-century fiction and
classic cinema.
”
Mark Kermode, THE OBSERVER
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Guillermo del Toro
US/CA, 2015, 119mins, 15
Mia Wasikowska,
Jessica Chastain,
Tom Hiddleston
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The effect of the music on French
troops under a weary lieutenant
in the adjacent trenches in turn
precipitates surprising affinities
across the divided battleground.
This humane, touching but never
cloying film subtly affirms an antiwar message that will appeal to all
ages.
Chris Cotter
US/ET/IL, 2015, 60mins, E
Chris Cotter
pafras.org.uk
Christian Carion
FR/DE/UK, 2005, 116mins, 12A
Diane Kruger,
Benno Fürmann,
Guillaume Canet
LANGUAGE: German with English subs
ASSOCIATION: ww1throughthelens.
wordpress.com
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LUH 3417, a disenchanted
surveillance worker, consciously
stops taking her mandatory drugs
— medication that suppresses
emotions — and gives placebos to
her roommate, THX 1138. Now free
to feel, the two fall in love, but find
themselves on the run for breaking
the laws of conformity.
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George Lucas
US, 1971, 86mins
Robert Duvall,
Donald Pleasence,
Don Pedro Colley
35mm
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Pay as you feel. Donations
will go to support Refugees
and Asylum Seekers
across the UK
ASSOCIATION: pavilion.org.uk
H Y D E PA RK P I CTU RE H O U S E .CO.U K
LANGUAGE:
“A terrifically exciting,
spectacular, almost
operatically delirious
007 adventure
”
Peter Bradshaw, THE GUARDIAN
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Francesco Munzi
IT/FR, 2014, 109mins, 15
Marco Leonardi,
Peppino Mazzotta,
Fabrizio Ferracane
Italian with English subs
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Sam Mendes
UK/US, 2015, 148mins, 12A
Daniel Craig,
Christoph Waltz,
Ralph Fiennes
“The allure of the road not taken
and the power of Saoirse Ronan’s
performance exert a powerful
pull.” SLANT MAGAZINE
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John Crowley
IE/UK/CA, 2015, 112mins, 12A
Saoirse Ronan,
Domhnall Gleeson,
Michael Zegen
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PRESENT
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ABOUT TIME
T U E S D AY W O N D E R !
FREE SCREENING
Sleaford Mods: Invisible Britain
plus director Q&A
Sat. 12th December – 5.00pm
Scrooge
Sun. 13th December –
3.00pm
Open Bethlehem
Tue. 15th December – 6.30pm
To the Editor of Amateur
Photographer
Thu. 17th December – 6.30pm
SLEAFORD MODS: INVISIBLE BRITAIN
reveals how the most relevant British
band in years stuck two fingers
up to the zeitgeist and articulated
the rage and desperation of those
without a voice in austerity Britain.
The film follows the band on a
tour of the UK in the run up to the
2015 General Election, visiting
the neglected, broken down and
boarded up parts of the country
that many would prefer to ignore.
Part music doc, part look at
the state of the nation, the
documentary features individuals
and communities attempting to
find hope among the ruins, with a
blistering soundtrack provided by
the Sleaford Mods.
Hurst’s 1951 adaptation of the
classic Charles Dickens novel
A Christmas Carol is probably
the most famous (excluding
of course the Muppets version
which is wonderful for a whole
other set of reasons) in part
because of Alastair Sims brilliant
take on Ebenezer Scrooge, the
bitter old miser who is given a
second chance by the ghosts
of Christmas past, present and
future.
When film-maker Leila Sansour
returned to Bethlehem in 2005, she
planned to make a documentary
about the Palestinian city she
couldn’t wait to leave as a
teenager. However, her cousin
Carol convinces her to stay and
build upon the legacy of her
father, who founded the local
university in 1973. Realising that
the “Separation” wall erected by
the Israelis is isolating a oncethriving destination for pilgrims and
tourists, Leila and Carol devise a
campaign to encourage visitors
to return to the birthplace of Jesus
Christ and apply for passports
giving them honorary citizenship.
TO THE EDITOR OF AMATEUR
PHOTOGRAPHER revolves around
the testimonies and documents
linked to the complex and often
contested history of Pavilion,
established in Leeds in 1983 as
the UK’s first feminist photography
centre. The film examines a radical
shift in photography whilst also
foregrounding the problems
of presenting history through
archival fragments and personal
recollections.
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Nathan Hannawin,
Paul Sng
UK, 2015, 85mins, 15
Jason Williamson,
Andrew Fearn,
Jimmy McGovern
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Cinema Stories:
An evening with
James Nash &
Matthew Hedley
Stoppard
Wed. 16th December –
8.00pm
Members go FREE and are
welcome to join us from 2pm
for festive refreshments!
DETAILS:
130mins approx.
MORE INFO: valleypressuk.com/
books/cinemastories
Brian Desmond Hurst
1951, UK, 86 mins, U
Alastair Sim,
Jack Warner,
Kathleen Harrison
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Since 2014, Leeds-based poets James
Nash and Matthew Hedley Stoppard
have been visiting the sites of legendary
picture-houses, and documenting
their current status with two inimitable,
unmistakable poetic voices – whilst also
considering the remarkable shared (yet
personal) experience that is cinemagoing. For our Centenary in 2014 they
kindly shared with us a glimpse of this
wonderful body of work and we’re
delighted to welcome them back for a
second reading and to share with us
a film that they love, BILLY LIAR
(UK, 1963, 98mins, PG, Format: 35mm TBC).
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Leila Sansour
PS/AE/UK/US, 2014, 90mins, E
Leila Sansour
£5.50 /£4.50 concessions /
£6 balcony / members £4
ASSOCIATION: leedspsc.org.uk/filmfestival
H Y D E PA RK P I CTU RE H O U S E .CO.U K
Tangerine
Sat. 18th December –
9pm and
Wed. 23rd – 6.45pm.
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A Pavilion film by Mark Fell
and Luke Fowler
Commissioned in 2014 by
Hyde Park Picture House
& Pavilion
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UK, 2014, 68mins, E
ASSOCIATION: about-time.org
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Sean Baker
US, 2015, 86mins, 15
Kitana Kiki Rodriguez,
Mya Taylor,
Karren Karagulian
It’s Christmas Eve in Tinseltown and
Sin-Dee is back on the block. Upon
hearing that her pimp boyfriend hasn’t
been faithful during the 28 days she was
locked up, the working girl and her best
friend, Alexandra, embark on a mission
to get to the bottom of the scandalous
rumor. Their rip-roaring odyssey leads
them through various subcultures of Los
Angeles, including an Armenian family
dealing with their own repercussions of
infidelity.
“A groundbreaking film that
leaves you in stitches while
quietly breaking your heart.”
Peter Travers, ROLLING STONE
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T U E S D AY W O N D E R !
40TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL
JAW S
S AT. 26TH D EC EM B ER
3.00P M
Radiator
Sat. 19th December – 5.40pm
and Sun. 20th – 8.15pm
IT ’S A
WONDERF U L
life
Fri. 18th December – 6.00pm
Sat. 19th December – 8.15pm
Sun. 20th December – 5.00pm
Mon. 21st December – 6.00pm
subtitled screening
Wed. 23rd December – 11.00am
BYOBaby screening
Thu. 24th December – 3.00pm
Christmas Eve
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Frank Capra
US, 1946, 131mins, U
James Stewart,
Donna Reed,
Lionel Barrymore
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‘ YO U ’ RE G U N N A N EED
A B I G G ER B OAT’
Leonard and Maria live in splendid
isolation and the kind of chaos
not seen since GREY GARDENS.
However, age is catching up with
them and when their middleaged son Daniel arrives to help so
begins an acute, painful, but darkly
comic examination of family life
and love. Featuring extraordinary
performances RADIATOR is a
poignant portrayal of love, age,
marriage and family, the perfect
companion piece to this summer’s
surprise hit, 45 YEARS.
The Show of Shows:
100 Years of Vaudeville,
Circuses and Carnivals
Tue. 22nd December –
7.00pm
“Sad, funny, human and true, it was
acclaimed on its LIF debut and
more acclaim will doubtless follow.
Few films deserve it more.” GQ
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UK, 2014, 94mins, 15
Daniel Cerqueira,
Julia Ford,
Richard Johnson
English and French with
English subs
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Benedikt Erlingsson
UK/IS, 2015, 73mins,
cert TBC
Archive footage
Roll Up, Roll Up for an unforgettable
experience! THE SHOW OF SHOWS tells
the story of itinerant circus performers,
cabaret acts and vaudeville and
fairground attractions. In this film,
rarities and never before seen footage
of fairgrounds, circus entertainment,
freak shows, variety performances,
music hall and seaside entertainment
are chronicled from the 19th and 20th
century. Created with exclusive access
to The University of Sheffield’s National
Fairground Archive and accompanied
by an epic new score by Sigur Rós you
really won’t want to miss this very special
visual feast.
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Steven Spielberg
US, 1975, 124mins, 12A
Roy Scheider,
Robert Shaw,
Richard Dreyfuss
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The Lady in the Van
From Sun. 27th December
Bridge of Spies
From Sun. 27th December
Black Mass
From Sun. 27th December
A big screen adaptation of
writer Alan Bennett’s iconic and
celebrated memoir, directed
by long-standing Bennett
collaborator Nicholas Hytner.
The film tells the true story of
the relationship between Alan
Bennett and the singular Miss
Shepherd (Maggie Smith), a
woman of uncertain origins who
‘temporarily’ parked her van in
Bennett’s London driveway and
proceeded to live there for 15
years. Their unique story is funny,
poignant and life-affirming.
BRIDGE OF SPIES tells the true story
of James Donovan (Tom Hanks), a
Brooklyn lawyer who finds himself
thrust into the centre of the Cold
War when the CIA sends him
on the near-impossible task to
negotiate the release of a captured
American U-2 pilot. Screenwriters
Matt Charman, Ethan Coen and
Joel Coen, together with legendary
director Steven Spielberg, have
woven Donovan’s remarkable
experience into a story that vividly
brings his personal journey to life.
Finally we have a return to form
for Johnny Depp in BLACK MASS
as he stars as notorious mobster
James “Whitey” Bulger. In 1970s
South Boston, FBI Agent John
Connolly persuades Irish mobster
Jimmy Bulger to collaborate
with the FBI in order to eliminate
their common enemy: the Italian
mob. BLACK MASS tells the story
of this unholy alliance, which
spiralled out of control, allowing
Whitey to evade law enforcement
while consolidating his power
and becoming one of the
most ruthless and dangerous
gangsters in Boston history.
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“Tom Hanks and Mark Rylance
red hot in Steven Spielberg’s
magnificent cold war thriller”
Peter Bradshaw, THE GUARDIAN
Nicholas Hytner
UK, 2015, 104mins, 12A
Maggie Smith,
Dominic Cooper,
James Corden
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Steven Spielberg
US, 2015, 141mins, 12A
Tom Hanks,
Mark Rylance,
Alan Alda
English and German with
English sub
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Scott Cooper
US, 2015, 122mins, 15
Johnny Depp,
Dakota Johnson,
Benedict Cumberbatch
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50TH ANNIVERSARY
T U E S D AY W O N D E R !
NEW YEARS EVE SPECIAL!
When Harry Met Sally…
Mon. 28th December –
3.00pm
Hector
Mon. 28th December –
5.30pm
Steve McQueen –
The Man and Le Mans
Tue. 29th December – 6.30pm
Doctor Zhivago
Thu. 31st December –
3.00pm
Joy
From Fri. 01st January
Steamboat Bill, Jr.
Fri. 01st January – 3.30pm
Does sex make it impossible
for men and women to be true
friends? This is the dilemma Harry
and Sally debate during one
long post college road trip. When
they reconnect years later they’re
no closer to agreeing on an
answer but the debate is some
of the most enchanting, funny
and romantic ever committed to
celluloid. Perfect festive watching.
Hector McAdam is embarking
on his annual journey from
Scotland to a London shelter,
where Christmas cheer and a
turkey dinner await him. But, aware
this might be his last, Hector opts
to reconnect with his past and
reunite with those he left behind.
Life without a home isn’t easy but
Hector is resilient, accepting of
people, and life, as they come. He
meets with friendship and kindness,
disappointment and cruelty,
discomfort and joy. His crosscountry odyssey brings chance
encounters with companions old
and new who need his support as
much as he needs theirs.
“When you’re racing, it’s life.
Anything that happens before or
after is just waiting”
Steve McQueen
In Moscow on the eve of WWI,
medical student Yuri Zhivago
meets the beautiful Lara, setting in
motion a fateful romance that turns
their lives upside down. Featuring
excellent supporting performances
by Alec Guinness, Rod Steiger,
Geraldine Chaplin and Tom
Courtenay (who recently took our
breath away in 45 YEARS), DOCTOR
ZHIVAGO holds at its heart an
intensely human and passionate
relationship, challenged by the
monumental politics of tradition
and war.
Helping his father, a cantankerous
riverboat captain, stave off a
takeover from a wealthy rival,
Keaton finds himself in many a
funny situation in this wonderful
atmospheric comedy perfect for
banishing the post-Christmas blues.
Active stunt work complements
brilliantly observed jokes, including
a cyclone sequence which
manages to destroy the whole town
but leaves Keaton untouched.
“There can be few more satisfying
movie experiences”
THE GUARDIAN
JOY is the wild story of a family
across four generations centred
on the girl who becomes the
woman who founds a business
dynasty and becomes a
matriarch in her own right.
Betrayal, treachery, the loss of
innocence and the scars of love,
pave the road in this intense
emotional and human comedy
about becoming a true boss of
family and enterprise facing a
world of unforgiving commerce.
Allies become adversaries and
adversaries become allies as Joy’s
inner life and fierce imagination
carry her through the storm she
faces in the magnificent story of
family, loyalty, and love.
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“Quite possibly the greatest
romantic comedy since SOME
LIKE IT HOT.” Kate Muir, THE TIMES
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STARRING:
Rob Reiner
US, 1989, 96mins, 15
Billy Crystal,
Meg Ryan,
Carrie Fisher
H Y D EPA R K P I C TURE H O US E . C O. U K
STEVE MCQUEEN: THE MAN &
LE MANS is the story of obsession,
betrayal and ultimate vindication. It
is the story of how one of the most
volatile, charismatic stars of his
generation, who seemingly lost so
much he held dear in the pursuit of
his dream, nevertheless followed it
to the end.
Jake Gavin
UK, 2015, 87mins, 15
Peter Mullan,
Keith Allen,
Natalie Gavin
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DOC FEAT:
12
Gabriel Clarke,
John McKenna
UK/US, 2015, 102mins, 15
Steve McQueen,
Chad McQueen,
Neile Adams
LANGUAGE:
David Lean
US/IT/UK, 1965, 193mins, PG
Omar Sharif,
Julie Christie,
Geraldine Chaplin
English, French and Russian
with English subs
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N E W D I G I TA L R E S T O R AT I O N !
David O. Russell
US, 2015, runtime and cert TBC
Jennifer Lawrence,
Bradley Cooper,
Robert De Niro
H Y D E PA RK P I CTU RE H O U S E .CO.U K
The Forbidden Room
Tue. 05th January –
6.00pm
“STEAMBOAT BILL, JR. displays
more inspired energy and
inventiveness than pretty much
everything else currently in
cinemas combined.”
THE TIMES | Classic film of the week
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Charles Reisner,
Buster Keaton
US, 1928, 70mins, U
Buster Keaton,
Tom McGuire,
Ernest Torrence
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13
Guy Maddin,
Evan Johnson
CA, 2015, 130mins,
cert TBC
Roy Dupuis,
Clara Furey,
Louis Negin
THE FORBIDDEN ROOM is Maddin’s
ultimate epic phantasmagoria. Honoring
classic cinema while electrocuting it
with energy, this Russian nesting doll
of a film begins with the crew of a
doomed submarine chewing flapjacks
in a desperate attempt to breathe the
oxygen within. Suddenly, impossibly, a lost
woodsman wanders into their company
and from here we are taken high into the
air, around the world, and into spinning
tales of amnesia, captivity, murder and
vampire bananas.
“Gleeful, hypnotic and totally
deranged... a formal filmmaking
feat and a deliriously heightened
cinephilic pleasure.”
LONDON INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
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B RI N G
YO U R
OW N
BA B Y
Discover a world of family friendly
films, every Saturday at 12 noon.
Tickets are just £1.50 for kids and
£5 for adults!
Do you really LOVE films? Why not
join the HYDE & SEEK club! Every
week we have great little extras
before the film, from exciting
craft activities to fun-filled shorts.
Membership is totally FREE and
when you join you get a special
badge, a free ticket for a grown
up and a child, and information
about Hyde & Seek films sent
directly to your door! To join, pick
up a membership form on your
next visit.
We also host Autism Friendly
screenings of some of our HYDE
& SEEK titles on the third Sunday
of every month at 11am. These
screenings feature raised lighting
levels, prompt start times and
customers are free to move more
freely around the cinema.
For more information on any
of our Hyde & Seek and
Autism friendly screenings,
you can visit our website
hydeparkpicturehouse.co.uk
or call us on 0113 275 2045
and a member of staff will be
happy to help.
Bill
Sat. 21st November – 12noon
UK, 2015, 94mins, PG
Matilda
Sat. 28th November – 12noon
US, 1996, 102mins, PG
Strange Magic
Sat. 05th December – 12noon
Extras: FREE craft session from 11.00am
Home Alone
Sat. 19th December – 12noon
US, 1990, 103mins, PG
AUTISM FRIENDLY SCREENING
Muppets Christmas Carol
Sun. 20th December – 11.00am
US, 1992, 83mins, U
Title TBC
Sat. 02nd January – 12noon
US, 2015, 99mins, PG
Muppets Christmas Carol
Sat. 12th December – 12noon
BYOBaby screenings are a chance
for the parents and carers of babies
up to 12 months old, to get to the
cinema without leaving the little
one at home.
BYOBaby screenings feature:
Raised lighting levels
Reduced volume levels
Subtitles where available
Baby changing & bottle
warming facilities
A relaxed & friendly atmosphere
Tickets are £5.50, which includes
a free tea or coffee. If you want to
come down early and catch up
with friends, doors open at 10.30am
and the film starts around 11.15am.
US, 1992, 83mins, U
Numbers are limited for BYOB
showings, so it is advisable to book
in advance, particularly for the
more well-known films.
And if you’d like to receive news and
notifications of upcoming BYOBbay
screenings, please email
F RI EN D S O F
H Y D E PA RK
MEMB ERS H I P
F O RM
Name
Address
Steve Jobs
Wed. 25th November – 11.00am
US, 2015, 122mins, 15
Carol
Wed. 02nd December – 11.00am
of £5.00
Postcode
UK/US/FR, 2015, 119mins, 15
Tel
Spectre
Wed. 16th December – 11.00am
Invites to three free special
Friends screenings per year
UK/US, 2015, 148mins, 12A
Email
It’s A Wonderful Life
Wed. 23rd December – 11.00am
US, 1946, 131mins, U
IN PERSON:
The Lady in the Van
Wed. 30th December – 11.00am
At the cinema box office using
cash or card.
UK, 2015, 104mins, 12A
POST:
Joy
Wed. 06th January – 11.00am
Make cheques payable to the Hyde Park
Picture House and post to the cinema at
73 Brudenell Road, Leeds. LS6 1JD.
US, 2015, runtime and cert TBC
ONLINE:
You can now buy or renew
membership online! Visit:
hydeparkpicturehouse.bigcartel.com
admin@hydeparkpicturehouse.co.uk
to be added to our mailing list.
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OUR HISTORY
WHERE TO FIND US
B OX O F F I C E
ADMISSION PRICES
STALLS
BALCONY
Adult
£7.00
£7.50
Concession
£5.50
£6.00
Friends/Children -14
£5.00
£5.00
Unemployed, Student, Leeds Card, Senior Citizen, Disabled (proof required)
SPECIAL TICKET OFFERS
C I N E M A I N F O R M AT I O N
ADMISSION AND FILM TIMES
ACCESS
Unless otherwise stated, our doors open
15 minutes prior to the advertised start time.
Film start times may vary, particularly with
special screenings, which may not be
preceded by adverts or trailers. Latecomers
are admitted at the discretion of the
management.
Access to the stalls is available via the
Brudenell Road fire exit (full assistance
provided). Our toilets are sadly inaccessible
by wheelchair.Audio Description and subtitles
are available for certain films. Check our
website for the most up to date film info or
call the cinema. Please contact the cinema
directly if you have a query about any specific
access needs.
Unless otherwise indicated, tickets go on sale
every Monday night for the coming Friday.
All screening information is correct at the time
of going to press, however the management
reserve the right to make alterations under
extreme circumstances. Please refer to our
website or call the cinema for the most up to
date information.
FORMATS
We are fully equipped to screen films
on: 35mm, 16mm, 2K digital, Blu ray, DVD,
etc. Unless otherwise stated our films
predominantly screen on the 2K digital format.
Weekdays before 5pm
(excluding bank holidays)
£5.50
Monday Night Student/
Unwaged Tickets
£5.00
£1.50 kids
£5.00 adults
Saturday Matinees
(12noon)
Groups
Buy 10 get 11th free
73 BRUDENELL ROAD, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE, LS6 1JD
The Hyde Park Picture House is situated
between vibrant Headingley and Leeds city
centre. It is readily accessible by major bus
routes to Brudenell Road (56),Hyde Park
Corner (1, 6, 28, 95) and Cardigan Road
(19, 19A). On street parking is available
around the cinema. Please consult our
website for further details.
TICKETS
IN PERSON The box office opens 15 minutes
prior to our first performance of the day and
closes 20 minutes after the start of the last
show. We accept all major credit and debit cards.
BY TELEPHONE 0113 275 2045
ONLINE hydeparkpicturehouse.co.uk
A booking fee of 50p per ticket is applicable
to phone and internet bookings.
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