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LEAVING [15] � Tue: 8.15pmA family breaks apart when the mother has an aff air. Stars Kristin Scott Thomas.

WALL STREET: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS [12A] Wed & Thu: 12.00, 3.00, 6.00, 9.00pm

Sequel to Wall Street, following life of Wall Street trader after prison.

INCEPTION [12A] � Mon: 2.45, 8.00pm; Tue: 1.30, 4.45pmLeonardo DiCaprio in neo-noir dream fantasy.

THE TOWN [15] daily: 2.15, 5.15, 8.15pmBen Affl eck in semi-serious heist thriller.

DEVIL [15] Mon: 6.00pmA group of people trapped in a lift realise that the devil is among them.

Odeon: George St (0871 2244 007)RESIDENT EVIL: AFTERLIFE (3D) [15] � daily: 9.30pmMilla Jovovich dons latex to battle corporations and zombies in 4th instalment

SENIOR SCREEN: WHEN IN ROME [PG] Wed: 10.45amKristen Bell gets popular after taking coins from a “fountain of love.”

THE OTHER GUYS [12A] daily: 3.15, 6.00, 8.45pm Subtitles: Wed 6.00pm plus 12.30pm WedComedy about the misfortunes of two detectives (Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg).

THE HOLE (3D) [12A] daily: 2.00pm; plus 11.45am WedMysterious hole under teenager’s new house leads to his nightmares.

TAMARA DREWE [15] � daily: 1.30, 6.45pmFeisty young journalist smoulders it up in her childhood hometown.

SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD [12A] � daily: 4.00, 9.15pmMichael Cera must defeat his new girlfriend’s seven evil exes in order to win her heart.

MADE IN DAGENHAM [15] Mon - Thu: 3.00, 5.45, 8.30pm Subtitles: Mon 5.45, Tue 3.00, Thu 8.30pm

The 1968 women’s rights strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant. Miranda Richardson.

EAT PRAY LOVE [PG] daily: 1.45, 5.00, 8.15pmJulia Roberts gives up career and home to fi nd herself on round-the-world trip.

BURIED [15] daily: 1.15, 3.45, 6.30, 9.00pmRyan Reynolds is literally buried alive in Iraq. Not a comedy.

BACK TO THE FUTURE [PG] daily: 4.15, 7.00pmMarvellously silly and surprisingly coherent 80s time travel classic.

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THE KRAYS: THE FINAL WORD Tue: 8.00pm, freeLandmark documentary screening, on the 10th anniversary of Reg Kray’s death.

Ultimate Picture Palace (245288)THE ILLUSIONIST [PG] � Mon: 6.45pm

Wed & Thu: 7.00pmCharming, quirky animation. English subtitles.

CHERRY TREE LANE [18] Mon: 8.30pm; Tue: 8.45pmClaustrophobic thriller: gang invades house.

TAMARA DREWE [15] � Tue: 6.45pm; Wed & Thu: 8.45pmFeisty young journalist smoulders it up in her childhood hometown.

Phoenix Picturehouse (0871 704 2062)THE BIG SCREAM: MADE IN DAGENHAM [15] Wed: 11.30am Exclusive screening for parents with babies under one. (doors 11am)A dramatization of the 1968 women’s rights strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant.

SLACKERS’ CLUB: MR NICE [18] Tue: 9.00pmRhys Ifans in story of Howard Marks. FREE for students with valid NUS ID.

THE RED DESERT (IL DESERTO ROSSO) [15] Mon: 6.15pmDepressing, beautiful fi lm set in industrial plant. Italian with English subtitles.

POLICE, ADJECTIVE [12A] Wed & Thu: 1.00, 3.30, 6.15, 8.40pm Mon: 1.00, 3.30, 8.40pm; Tue: 1.00, 3.30, 6.15pmCop questions investigation of schoolboy hash dealer. Romanian with English subtitles.

MADE IN DAGENHAM [15] Mon, Tue, Thu: 1.15, 3.45, 6.20. 9.00pm Wed: 3.45, 6.20, 9.00pm1968 women’s rights strike, with Miranda Richardson.

Vue Cinema (08712 240 240)TAMARA DREWE [15] � Mon, Tue: 6.10, 8.50pm

Wed, Thu: 6.10pmFeisty young journalist visits hometown. Subtitles: Tue 6.10pm

DEVIL [15] Mon, Tue: 7.40, 9.50pm; Wed & Thu: 8.50pmA group of people trapped in a lift realise that the devil is among them.

DIARY OF A WIMPY KID [PG] Mon, Tue: 3.00, 5.20pmWed & Thu: 3.00pm

Live-action adaptation of Jeff Kinney’s illustrated novel about a sixth grade student.

ANJAANA ANJAANI [12A] Mon - Thu: 4.00, 7.20pmA pair of would-be suicides choose the same bridge.

THE TOWN [15] Mon - Thu: 2.20, 5.10, 8.00pmBen Affl eck in semi-serious heist thriller.

EAT PRAY LOVE [PG] daily: 1.50, 5.00*, 8.20pm *Over 18s showing Tue 5pm Julia Roberts gives up career and home to fi nd herself on round-the-world trip.

BURIED [15] Mon - Thu: 1.30, 3.50, 6.20, 9.00pmRyan Reynolds is literally buried alive in Iraq.

BACK TO THE FUTURE [PG] Mon - Wed: 4.10, 9.10pm; Thu: 9.10pm

Marvellously silly and surprisingly coherent 80s time travel classic.

THE OTHER GUYS [12A] Mon & Tue: 2.10, 4.50, 7.30pm Wed & Thu: 5.30, 8.30pm

Comedy action crime fi lm about the misfortunes of two mismatched detectives.

TEEN SCREENING: STEP UP 3 (3D) [12A] Thu: 4.10pmStreet dancers take on hip-hop dancers in New York.

THE HOLE (3D) [12A] Mon - Thu: 2.00, 6.50pmMysterious hole under teenager’s new house leads to his nightmares.

TOY STORY 3 (2D) [U] � Mon - Thu: 3.40pmThe toys must escape from a daycare centre.

MADE IN DAGENHAM [15] � Mon - Thu: 3.20, 6.00, 8.40pmA dramatization of the 1968 women’s rights strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant.

WALL STREET: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS [12A] Wed & Thu: 2.30, 5.30, 8.30pmFollowing life of Wall Street trader after prison.

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THEATRE to Sat9 Oct

New Theatre (0844 8471585)FRANKIE BOYLE Tue 5th - Thu 7th: 8.00pm“I Would Happily Punch Every One of You in the Face.” tour. £25.50

ABBA FOREVER Fri 8th: 7.30pmAbba tribute band. £21 - £22.

LEVEL 42 Sat 9th: 7.00pmJazz/funk legends on 30th anniversary UK tour. £29.50.

Oxford Playhouse (305305)SPEND SPEND SPEND Tue 5th & Wed 6th: 7.30pm

Thu 7th: 2.30pm, 7.30pm; Fri 8th: 8pm; Sat 9th: 2.30pm, 7.30pmMusical: A coal miner’s wife has the biggest ever pools win in 1961 - £152,319. Tue: £15.50 - £22.50; Thu £11.50 - £24.50; Fri17.50 - £24.50; Sat £15.50 - £24.50

WILL SELF Fri 8th: 5.00pmAuthor, journalist and broadcaster reading selections from his latest novel ‘Walking to Hollywood’. £11.

North Wall Arts Centre (319450)KING OF THE BIRDS Tue 5th: 6.30pmChris Wood, ’Renaissance man of English folk’, headlines an evening of musical talent celebrating the life and work of Oxford musician Kate Garrett (1972-2009). £15/£12 - fundraising for Oxford’s Young Women’s Music Project. See box, top left of this sheet

IVAN AND THE DOGS Fri 8th: 8.00pmBased on true story about a boy found living with stray dogs in Russia. £12/£10

Burton Taylor Studio (305305)AMERICANA Tue 5th & Wed 6th: 7.30pmAn eclectic evening of contemporary dance shaped specifi cally for the Burton Taylor Studio by the Yorke Dance Project. £10/£8

HOW HEAP AND PEBBLE TOOK OVER THE WORLD Thu 7th - Sat 9th: 7.30pmStory of two ice dancers in a world without ice. £10/£8

Wheatley Park School VERTIGO Tue 5th: 7.30pmSet in France in the 1940’s, Vertigo tells the story of a man trapped by his past and crip-pled by his fear of heights.

Ruskin College, Walton St (554331)STRIKING THE BALANCE Wed 6th: 7.30pm

A play about women fi ghting all the way for equal pay. £10 / £8. Booking essential.

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MEETINGS & LECTURESTue 5th

2010 AND BEYOND / Kathy Newburn talks about planetary alignments between now and 2025 / 6.30-9.30pm, £10 / www.kathynewburn.com / 07789 961503 / Friends’ Meeting House, 43 St GilesIRISH CONVERSATION GROUP / 8-10pm / lorplunk‰talktalk.net / Half Moon, 18 St ClementsTAOIST BREATHING & MEDITATION / Head Tutors to UK’s largest college of Chinese Medicine / Oxford Internal Arts / 6-7.30pm / www.oxinar.com / 07986 621112 / Friends’ Meeting House, 43 St GilesQUR’AN STUDY SEMINAR CLASSES / Weekly analysis of sacred texts and Islam by leading Muslim scholar / Muslim Education Centre Oxford / 7pm. Study materials, Qur’an translations & refreshments provided. ALL welcome / www.meco.org.uk / 01865 766032 / St Edward’s School, Woodstock RoadCRAFT WORKSHOP / Just drop in / ‘Ber-bedo Kelo Lonyo’ United Women Organisation / 11am-4pm / www.bk-luwo.org.uk / 07906 220550 / East Oxford Community Centre, 44b Princes Street (corner of Cowley Rd)COMICS & COMIC BOOKS MEETING / Meet people who are into reading, creating and discussing comics / Friends of Caption / 9pm, free / http://caption.org / Magdalen Arms, 243 Iffl ey RoadOXFORD LANGUAGE LOUNGE / French, Spanish, German, Italian conversation evening. Every other Tue from 5th Oct / 8pm, free / oxford.language.lounge‰hotmail.co.uk / The Cape of Good Hope, 1 Iffl ey RoadMEDITATION THICH NHAT HANH / All welcome. Sitting, walking meditation, readings & discussion / Oxford Weekly Sangha Meets / 6.30-8.30pm, donations / oxfordweeklysangha‰gmail.com / Friends’ Meeting House, 43 St GilesGLOBE CAFE / Friends, coffee & conversation for international students & visitors in Oxford / 8pm / richard.power‰standrewsoxford.org / www.globecafeoxford.org.uk / 07925 394122 / St Andrew’s Church, Linton RoadWORLD WIDE WOMEN / Multicultural wellbeing activities for women from any background. 1st & 3rd Tues of each month / Oxfordshire Mind / 10am-1pm, free / http://oxfordshire-mind.org.uk/oasis.htm / 07754 595633 / Oasis, 331 Cowley Rd (entrance via Kenilworth Ave)GET INTO READING WITNEY / Feel better with a book. All reading standards welcome. No preparation needed / Oxfordshire Mind / 6-7.30pm / www.oxfordshire-mind.org.uk/getintoreading.html / 01993 702999 / Mind, Witney Resource Centre, Moorland Road, WitneyTUESDAY NIGHT GROUP BICESTER / Mixed ability social group for 13-25 yr olds. Creative activities & trips / 6.30-8.30pm, free / www.bicestercourtyard.org.uk / 01869 602555 / Bicester Courtyard Youth Arts Centre

Wed 6thOXFORD INDYMEDIA COLLECTIVE / Public meeting for all that are interested in Oxford Indymedia / OIMC / 7pm, free / www.oxford.indymedia.org.uk / Oxford Action Resource Centre, East Oxford Community Centre (upstairs), 44b Princes Street (corner of Cowley Rd)ALICE IN NUMBERLAND / An entertaining lay person’s guide to the mathematics of Lewis Carroll / Tea & Talks / 1.30pm, £1 inc. tea & cake / www.smi-oxford.org.uk / St Margaret’s Institute, Polstead RoadTHE MEDIA BUSINESS / Are we getting the news we deserve? Lecture with Andrew Wilson, Sky News / 7.30pm, free / www.headington.org/whats-on038 / 01865 759192 / The Theatre ‰Headington, Headington SchoolSAHAJA YOGA MEDITATION / Free meditation to relax & experience thoughtless awareness / Life Eternal Trust / 7.30-8.30pm / 01235 550654 / South Oxford Community Centre, Lake StOXFORD AMATEUR POETRY GROUP / Bring a poem - others will / 7.30pm / jnmtclf‰gmail.com / 07810 085488 / The Mitre, 17 High StreetLUNCHTIME GALLERY TOUR / Informal exhibition tour with members of the Modern Art Oxford team / 1pm, free / 01865 722733 / Modern Art Oxford (MAO), 30 Pembroke StKNITTERS & STITCHERS DIDCOT / Come & chat whilst knitting or stitching your latest textile project in our cafe / 7-9pm, free / www.cornerstone-arts.org / 01235 515144 / Cornerstone Arts Centre, 25 Station Rd, Didcot

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9th October 2010Tickets: www.grovehouse.info / OX 244101

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Acclaimed Oxford ensembleTheMighty Wurlitzer perform original music (jazz / funk / Balkan) to Chaplin's silent masterpiece TheKid, in the atmospheric and historic Grove House (Grahame Greene’s former home)

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HOLIDAY LETGIGS & COMEDY

Tue 5thKATE NASH, BRIGITTE APHRODITE / Piano-playing Lily Allen-alike / Metropolis Music / 7pm. £14 / O2 Academy, 190 Cowley Rd / Box Offi ce: 0844 477 2000FRANKIE BOYLE / “I Would Happily Punch Every One of You in the Face” tour / New Theatre. See Theatre, belowWILDER / YMD Presents / 8pm. £5 / The Jericho Tavern, 56 Walton StKING OF THE BIRDS / North Wall Arts Centre. See box, top left of this sheetALISON BENTLEY / Live jazz plus DJs playing r’n’b, funk & soul / Oxford Jazz Club / 9.30pm-2am, free / Bullingdon Arms, 162 Cowley RdJAZZ AT THE CHESTER ARMS / Modern and mainstream featuring Phillippa Lasocki (saxes) + trio / 9-11pm, free / Chester Arms, 19 Chester StPORT MAHON OPEN MIC NIGHT / Music and poetry welcome / 8.30pm / jonparryuk‰hotmail.com / www.myspace.com/swindlestock / The Port Mahon, 82 St Clements

Wed 6thVILLAGERS, CATE LE BON / Mercury-Award nominated Irish band / TCT Music & Kilimanjaro Presents / 7pm, £8 / O2 Academy, 190 Cowley Road / Box Offi ce: 0844 477 2000FRANKIE BOYLE / “I Would Happily Punch Every One of You in the Face” tour / New Theatre. See Theatre, belowOPEN MIC / With host Lee Davies / 8.30pm, free / Cape of Good Hope, 1 Iffl ey RdOPEN MUSIC WORKSHOP / Beginners exchange ideas with music / performance tutors. All welcome / Pont Music / 8-11pm, free / PontMusic‰aol.com / 07769 608124 / Folly Bridge Inn, 38 Abingdon RoadALVIN ROY’S REEDS UNLIMITED / Live jazz on the fi rst Wednesday of the month / 8pm, free / boxer884‰yahoo.co.uk / www.alvinroyjazz.co.uk / 01993 891063 / The White Horse, Stonesfi eldFINI BEARMAN + TIM DAWES TRIO / Singing Jazz/Soul/Latin with Ross Stanley, Tim Dawes, Nick France / pureblissmusic / 8.15-10.30pm, free / http://pureblissmusic.com / The Talk House, Wheatley Road, Stanton St John, OX33 1EX; Tel: 01865 351648

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Made In Dagenham tells the story of the women machinist strikes at the Dagenham Ford plant, which eventually led to the Equal Pay Act. The women, who worked sewing the car seats together, were unfairly classed as unskilled workers and made to work in appalling conditions – this was not uncommon at the time, but was the fi rst time women had ever been on strike.The cast is extremely strong - Sally Hawkins as the leader of the action, Rosamund Pike as rich but still downtrodden supporter and Miranda Richardson as Barbara Castle all deliver vivid, moving performances, and Bob Hoskins as a sympathetic male union offi cial is thoroughly charming. Kenneth Cranham also makes a wonderfully slimy villain of the piece. I also especially enjoyed the relationship between the protagonist and her essentially decent but occasionally narky husband, played by Daniel Mays.I would have liked a little more in the way of grit and a little less sentimentality from the fi lm, though some of the detail of the day-to-day business of being on

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ROOMS TO LET3 ROOMS TO let in Headington, available from 20th of Oct. Double room (£425), large single room (£395), small single room (£375). Bills are all included. Sky, internet, fully equipped kitchen, big living room. zkma‰users.dailyinfo.co.uk

STUDENT ROOMS TO let in a modern, 2nd floor, furnished apartment, located close to Oxford train station and the city centre, 10 minutes walk to shopping facilities, restaurants, bars and the coach station. This apartment has three study bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room, lounge / dining room opening on to kitchen with views overlooking communal gardens. There is no parking with this property but ample bike storage. This property is ideally located for commuters, the Said Business School and all students studying in Oxford. £395pcm. zmi5‰users.dailyinfo.co.uk

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HEADINGTON DOUBLE, £550 including bills, great location, great house. All mod cons, share with one other (male). 07970 688051. No couples. zm9w‰users.dailyinfo.co.uk

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FILM REVIEW

strike and having to take a free caulifl ower to make dinner with was nicely painted. The beauty and bureaucracy of the union system is also perfectly captured. The fi lm cast Barbara Castle as a bit of a hero, which I’m not sure is accurate, but I was very convinced that the spirit of the women striking was very faithful to how it was – there are interviews with some of the real women involved over the credits, which were to me the most aff ecting part of the fi lm - far more touching than close-ups of Sally Hawkins crying.This fi lm is a beautiful portrayal of the beginnings of a movement still very much in progress – only last Friday the government failed to pass proposed legislation to force big business to conduct audits

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on gender pay discrepancies, and women are currently paid 16.4% less than men across the board for full time work. The fi lm shows how far we’ve come as a society in terms of equality but also how far we still have to go – as one of the characters says,

“Rights, not privileges. It’s not diffi cult.”Made in Dagenham is an accessible and moving account of how we, as a society, addressed a great unfairness, and as such I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Lucy Ayrton

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