Sun/Sul 1 Pacific Rim (3D) (12A) 2.30pm

Populaire (12A) 5.30pm

Mon/Llun 2 Pacific Rim (3D) (12A) 2.30pm

Populaire (12A) 7.30pm

Tues/Maw 3 Populaire (12A) 2.30pm **

Only God Forgives (18) 7.30pm

Wed/Mer 4 Populaire (12A) 6.00pm

Only God Forgives (18) 8.15pm

Thurs/Iau 5 Only God Forgives (18) 7.30pm

Fri/Gwe 6 Only God Forgives (18) 5.45pm

World War Z 2D (15) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 7 The Smurfs 2 2D (U) 2.30pm

World War Z (3D) (15) 5.45pm

World War Z (3D) (15) 8.15pm

Sun/Sul 8 CLOSED

Mon/Llun 9 World War Z 2D (15) 7.30pm

Tues/Maw 10 More Than Honey 7.30pm

Wed/Mer 11 The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (PG) 2.30pm**

More Than Honey 5.45pm

The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (PG) 8.15pm

Thurs/Iau 12 More Than Honey 7.30pm

Fri/Gwe 13 The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser (PG) 5.45pm

From Up on Poppy Hill (U) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 14 From Up on Poppy Hill (U) 5.45pm

Before Midnight (15) 8.15pm

Sun/Sul 15 The Smurfs 2 2D (U) 2.30pm

From Up on Poppy Hill (U) 5.30pm

Mon/Llun 16 Before Midnight (15) 5.45pm

From Up on Poppy Hill (U) 8.15pm

Tues/Maw 17 From Up on Poppy Hill (U) 5.45pm

Before Midnight (15) 8.15pm

Wed/Mer 18 Before Midnight (15) 2.30pm**

Blackfish (15) 5.45pm

Film Society: Went the Day Well? (PG) 8.15pm

Thurs/Iau 19 Blackfish (15) 7.30pm

Fri/Gwe 20 Blackfish (15) 5.45pm

Kelly + Victor (18) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 21 Planes (3D) (U) 2.30pm

Planes (3D) (U) 5.00pm

Kelly + Victor (18) + Q&A 7.30pm

Sun/Sul 22 Planes (3D) (U) 2.30pm

Kelly + Victor (18) 5.30pm

Mon/Llun 23 Kelly + Victor (18) 7.30pm

Tues/Maw 24 Kelly + Victor (18) 7.30pm

Wed/Mer 25 Kelly + Victor (18) 7.30pm

Thurs/Iau 26 NTLive: Othello 7.00pm

Fri/Gwe 27 Diana (15) 5.45pm

Diana (15) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 28 Diana (15) 2.30pm

Diana (15) 5.45pm

NTLive Encore: Othello (in theatre) 7.00pm

Diana (15) 8.15pm

Sun/Sul 29 Diana (15) 2.30pm

Diana (15) 5.30pm

Mon/Llun 30 Diana (15) 5.45pm

Diana (15) 8.15pm

Tues/Maw 1 Diana (15) 5.45pm

Diana (15) 8.15pm

Wed/Mer 2 Diana (15) 2.30pm**

Diana (15) 5.45pm

Diana (15) 8.15pm

Thurs/Iau 3 Diana (15) 5.45pm

Diana (15) 8.15pm

Fri/Gwe 4 Diana (15) 5.30pm

The Conjuring (15) 7.30pm

You’re Next (18) 9.30pm

**Silver Screening

3D

C I N E M A S I N E M A SEPTEMBER MEDI 2013

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

11th & 13th Sep

The Enigma of

Kaspar Hauser (Werner Herzog,

W Germany 1974,

109mins, subtitled)

Werner Herzog’s newly

restored film is the

fascinating story of the

young man who in 1828

appeared out of the blue in Nuremberg, clutching a note

claiming his name was Kaspar. Barely able to walk or talk,

and willing to eat only bread and water, he became a figure

of fame and controversy among doctors, scientists and

educationalists of the day. Herzog focusses on the

encounter between Kaspar and the well-meaning but

blinkered rationalists determined to shape his character

and his new life. Arguably Herzog’s warmest and most

poignant feature.

13th – 17th

Sep

From Up

on Poppy

Hill (Goro Miyazaki,

Japan 2013,

92mins,

subtitled)

Ghibli’s new film

is a beautifully animated and moving drama following the

relationship between two students in the port of Yokohama.

Set in 1963 as Japan looks towards the future, they realise

the past brings more surprises than they imagined…

A lovely soundtrack accompanies this rich and vibrant

animation. Showing in the original language version with

subtitles.

21st & 22nd Sep

Planes (Klay Hall, USA 2013, AD,

92mins)

Disney’s new family animation

sets the world of “Cars” in the

sky. Dusty dreams of being a

high-flying racer, yet there’s one thing he’s forgetting: he’s

just an old fashioned crop-dusting plane not designed for

competitive racing. But a little bit of determination and the

help of his friends might just get him past the finishing line.

18th – 20th Sep

Blackfish (Gabriela Cowperthwaite,

USA 2013, 82mins)

Riveting documentary about

Tilikum, a performing killer

whale that killed several people

whilst in captivity. Shocking

footage and emotional interviews explore the cruel treatment

killer whales suffer in captivity, the lives and losses of the

trainers and the pressures brought to bear by the multi-

billion dollar sea-park industry. This emotionally wrenching

story challenges us to consider our relationship to nature,

and reveals how little we have learned from these highly

intelligent and enormously sentient fellow mammals.

20th – 25th Sep

Kelly + Victor (Keiran Evans, UK 2013,

94mins)

Niall Griffiths’ acclaimed story

is a haunting, candid depiction

of a young couple embarking

on a passionate, sexually

charged relationship against a

backdrop of urban despair.

Kelly is escaping a brutish

former lover, while Victor is being dragged into a world of

drugs. It’s when they make love that their darker instincts

take over. A devastating story of obsessive love anchored

by two complex but tender performances.

Author Niall Griffiths will be present for a Q&A on

21st September.

27th Sep – 10th Oct

Diana (Oliver Hirschbiegel,

UK 2013, 113mins)

When Diana (Naomi Watts)

met Doctor Hasnat Kham

(Naveen Andrews), she

found someone who could

see the vulnerable and

complex woman

underneath. This new film

recreates their forbidden

relationship during which

time she accomplished

some of her most

rewarding and successful

humanitarian work. Celebrated and adored by millions,

she was the Queen of people’s hearts, yet the bittersweet

story of the last man to truly capture hers has never before

been told.

30th Aug – 2nd Sep

Pacific Rim & 2D(Guillermo Del Toro, USA 2013,

AD, 131mins)

When the Earth comes under attack

from mysterious creatures, giant robots

are deployed by the humans to fight

them off. An epic sci-fi action film from

Guillermo Del Toro. 2D on 30th Aug.

1st – 4th Sep

Populaire (Régis Roinsard, France 2013,

110mins, subtitled)

A charming and stylish French

comedy with Romain Duris

(Heartbreaker) and Bérénice Bejo

(The Artist). Set in 1950s France,

an office secretary is so fast on her typewriter that her boss sees

an unusual opportunity, entering her into the country’s cut-throat

typing contests. A lovely comedy-romance with a dash of that

vintage Hollywood sparkle.

3rd – 6th Sep

Only God Forgives(Nicolas Winding Refn,

USA/FR/Sweden/Thailand 2013,

90mins)

Ryan Gosling teams back up with the

director of Drive for this violent, neon-

drenched art film about a fighter

whose brother is killed in Thailand,

prompting his vicious mother (Kristin

Scott Thomas) to force him to seek

revenge. A challenging drama for the

serious filmgoer, excesses of style and aesthetics make every

scene a work of art.

6th, 7th & 9th Sep

World War Z

& 2D(Marc Forster, USA 2013,

115mins)

Max Brooks’ popular novel is

given an impressive big screen

treatment with Brad Pitt as a

United Nations worker trying

desperately to locate a cure for

a zombie pandemic that’s sweeping the globe. This dangerous

journey takes him from country to country as civilisation falls

apart: a dazzling, epic adventure that culminates (of all places) in

Cardiff!

2D on 6th & 9th Sept

7th & 15th Sep

The Smurfs 2 (Raja Gosnell, USA

2013, AD, 104mins)

In this sequel, the evil wizard

Gargamel kidnaps Smurfette

leading the others to reunite with

their human friends to attempt a

daring rescue….

10th – 12th Sep

More Than Honey(Markus Imhoof,

Germany/Switzerland 2012,

95mins)

Over the past 15 years,

colonies of bees have been

declining throughout the world.

Depending on the world region,

50% to 90% of all local bees

have disappeared, and the

causes of this epidemic remain unknown. John Hurt narrates

this new documentary examining this startling situation and, with

80% of plant species needing bees for pollination, the dire

consequences for the planet if numbers continue to decrease…..

14th, 16th - 18th Sep

Before Midnight (Richard Linklater, USA 2013, AD, 109mins)

Richard Linklater returns to his characters Celine and Jesse

(Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke) for this intelligent, well-crafted

romantic drama following the two lovers who first met two

decades ago. The film joins them during a holiday to Greece at

a time in their lives where the excitement of romance is

exchanged for the familiarity of everyday life.

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

£6

£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 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.

SEPTEMBER/MEDI

OCTOBER/HYDREF

18th Sep

Film Society Presents

Went the Day Well? (Alberto Cavalcanti,

UK 1942, 92mins)

British patriotism at its most

thoughtful, this is a wartime

propaganda morale-booster

that, actually, doesn't shirk from showing the ultimate

cost of the conflict. Real drama is generated as a

small but ruthless German advance force take over a

sleepy English village (a plot later more sensationally

reworked in The Eagle Has Landed). Director Alberto

Cavalcanti handles events with neo-documentary

efficiency and William Walton's score cannot fail to

stir.

26th Sep (encores 28th Sep and 8th Oct)

NTLive: OthelloA major new production of William Shakespeare’s celebrated

play about the destructive power of jealousy. Olivier Award-

winning actor Adrian Lester takes the title role, Rory Kinnear

(The Last of the Haussmans) plays opposite him.

He reunites with director Nicholas Hytner (Timon of Athens,

One Man, Two Guvnors) following their acclaimed

collaboration on the National Theatre’s recent production of

Hamlet. 210mins.

3D

3D

3D

4th October

Horror Double Bill:Only £8 for both films!

Individual tickets available.

The Conjuring (James Wan, USA 2013,

112mins)

From the director of Insidious,

this is the frightening true story

of Ed and Lorraine Warren

(Patrick Wilson, Vera Farmiga),

world-renowned paranormal

investigators, who were called to help a family terrorized by

a dark presence in a secluded farmhouse. Forced to

confront a powerful demonic entity, the Warrens find

themselves caught in the most horrifying case of their lives.

You’re Next(Adam Wingard,

UK 2011, 95mins)

One of the smartest and most

terrifying films in years that

reinvents the genre by putting a

fresh twist on home-invasion

horror. When a gang of

masked, axe-wielding

murderers descend upon the

Davison family

reunion, the hapless victims

seem trapped...until an unlikely

guest of the family proves to be the most talented killer of all.