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| Fri 11 May 2012 - Thu 17 May 2012 |
Black Sheep (15)
New Zealand horror comedy in which a ranch becomes overrun by zombie sheep.
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Tue 15 May
21:15
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Dark Shadows (12A)
Comedy directed by Tim Burton, based on the 1960s TV show, starring Johnny Depp as a 200 year old vampire who returns to his dysfunctional family home in the 1970s and engages in a bitter rivalry with the witch (Eva Green) who cursed him.
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Fri 11 May
15:20 18:15 20:45
Sat 12 May
15:10 17:40 20:10
Sun 13 May
17:30 20:00
Mon 14 May
18:05 20:35
Tue 15 May
15:00 17:40 20:10
Wed 16 May
17:40 20:10
Thu 17 May
15:00 17:40 20:10
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Sun 13 May
11:00
Wed 16 May
11:00
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Mon 14 May
20:30
Elles (18)
French-Polish drama starring Juliette Binoche as a middle-class journalist for Elle magazine who interviews two young women (Anaïs Demoustier, Joanna Kulig) who have turned to prostitution in order to fund their university educations.
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Fri 11 May
13:05 17:55
Sun 13 May
11:05
Tue 15 May
18:00
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French coming-of-age drama, starring Lola Creton as Camille, a teenager whose subsequent years are strongly affected by her relationship with her first boyfriend: carefree older teenager Sullivan (Sebastian Urzendowsky).
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Fri 11 May
20:10
Sat 12 May
13:10
Sun 13 May
13:35
Mon 14 May
12:00
Tue 15 May
20:35
Wed 16 May
14:30
Thu 17 May
20:45
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Norwegian thriller based on the novel by Jo Nesbo, starring Aksel Hennie as a headhunter-slash-art thief who gets more than he bargained for when he attempts to steal a painting from a charismatic potential recruit (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau).
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Fri 11 May
16:35
Sat 12 May
20:40
Sun 13 May
20:35
Wed 16 May
12:45
Thu 17 May
11:25
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Fri 11 May
11:30
Sat 12 May
11:30
Sun 13 May
11:30
Mon 14 May
11:30
Tue 15 May
11:30
Wed 16 May
11:30
Thu 17 May
11:30
Comedy, written and directed by the Duplass Brothers, starring Jason Segel as a 30 year old, destiny-obsessed slacker who gets into a series of scrapes with his older brother Pat (Ed Helms) after he's sent on an errand by their mother (Susan Sarandon).
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Fri 11 May
15:55 18:50 20:50
Sat 12 May
16:10 18:40 20:35
Sun 13 May
18:00 20:10
Mon 14 May
20:45
Tue 15 May
20:40
Wed 16 May
17:05 20:45
Thu 17 May
18:40 20:40
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Wed 16 May
18:30
Marley (15)
Documentary directed by Kevin Macdonald, detailing the life and work of legendary musician Bob Marley.
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Sun 13 May
12:00
Mon 14 May
17:45
Tue 15 May
11:05
Thu 17 May
13:40
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Monsieur Lazhar (12A)
Oscar-nominated French-Canadian drama starring Mohamed Saïd Fellag as an Algerian immigrant who offers his services as a supply teacher after a staff member commits suicide at a Montreal middle school.
Film Times
Fri 11 May
13:45
Sat 12 May
14:00
Sun 13 May
18:25
Mon 14 May
14:40
Tue 15 May
14:05
Wed 16 May
12:10
Thu 17 May
18:10
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Planet 51 (U)
Animated comedy in which an astronaut (Dwayne Johnson) lands on an alien planet that's reminiscent of 1950s America and has to enlist the help of a green-skinned teenager (Justin Long) in helping him avoid the invasion-obsessed military.
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Sat 12 May
12:00
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Wed 16 May
19:15
Comedy/drama based on the best-selling novel by Paul Torday, starring Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt as government fishing expert and a financial advisor who are charged with helping a wealthy sheikh (Amr Waked) establish a salmon fishing site in the Yemen.
Film Times
Fri 11 May
14:10
Sat 12 May
18:10
Sun 13 May
13:20
Mon 14 May
15:00
Tue 15 May
18:15
Wed 16 May
13:20
Thu 17 May
15:45
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Two Days In Paris (15)
Relationship comedy starring Adam Goldberg and Julie Delpy as a couple whose relationship hits a rocky patch when they stop off in Paris for a family visit.
Film Times
Sun 13 May
15:45
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