november 2013 cinema

Fri/Gwe 1 Justin and the Knights of Valour 2D (PG) 2.30pm

The Big City (PG) 5.30pm

Machete Kills (18) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 2 The Neverending Story (U) 2.30pm



Sun/Sul 3 The Neverending Story (U) 2.30pm


Mon/Llun 4 The Big City (PG) 7.30pm

Tues/Maw 5 www.abertoir.co.uk

Wed/Mer 6 www.abertoir.co.uk

Thurs/Iau 7 www.abertoir.co.uk

Fri/Gwe 8 www.abertoir.co.uk

Sat/Sad 9 www.abertoir.co.uk

Sun/Sul 10 www.abertoir.co.uk

Mon/Llun 11 Sunshine on Leith (PG) 5.45pm

Sunshine on Leith (PG) 8.15pm

Tues/Maw 12 Sunshine on Leith (PG) 5.45pm


Wed/Mer 13 Sunshine on Leith (PG) 2.30pm **

NT LIVE: Richard II 7.00pm

Thurs/Iau 14 Sunshine on Leith (PG) 5.45pm


Fri/Gwe 15 Sunshine on Leith (PG) 5.00pm


Sat/Sad 16 Dr Who and the Daleks (U) 2.15pm

Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD (U) 4.00pm

NYMET: Tosca 5.55pm

Sun/Sul 17 Bolshoi: Le Corsaire 2pm


Mon/Llun 18 Sunshine on Leith (PG) 5.45pm


Tues/Maw 19 Sunshine on Leith (PG) 12.00pm


Wed/Mer 20 Sunshine on Leith (PG) 2.30pm**

The Wicker Man – 40th Anniversary Edition (15) 8.15pm

Thurs/Iau 21 Sunshine on Leith (parent and baby)(PG) 12pm

Magic Mirror + Q&A 6.00pm


Fri/Gwe 22 The Wicker Man – 40th Anniversary Edition (15) 6.00pm

Thor 2 (3D) (12A) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 23 Thor 2 (3D) (12A) 2.00pm

Thor 2 (3D) (12A) 4.30pm

Dr Who: The Day of the Doctor (3D) time tbc

Sun/Sul 24 Dr Who: The Day of the Doctor (3D) 2.30pm

Thor 2 (3D) (12A) 5.00pm

Mon/Llun 25 Thor 2 (2D) (12A) 5.45pm

This is Spinal Tap (15) 8.15pm

Tues/Maw 26 Thor 2 (2D) (12A) 8.15pm

Wed/Mer 27 The Epic of Everest (U) 2.30pm**

Thor 2 (2D) (12A) 5.00pm

National Theatre Encore: The Habit of Art 7.30pm

Thurs/Iau 28 Thor 2 (3D) (12A) 5.45pm

The Epic of Everest (U) 8.15pm

Fri/Gwe 29 Thor 2 (3D) (12A) 5.45pm

Frankenstein (IN THEATRE) 7.30pm

Gravity (3D) (12A) 8.15pm

Sat/Sad 30 Thor 2 (3D) (12A) 2.30pm



Sun/Sul 1 Thor 2 (3D) (12A) 2.30pm


Mon/Llun 2 Gravity (2D) (12A) 5.45pm


Tues/Maw 3 Gravity (3D) (12A) 5.45pm


Wed/Mer 4 Gravity (2D) (12A) 2.30pm**


Thurs/Iau 5 Gravity (3D) (12A) 5.45pm


**Silver Screening

3D

C I N E M A S I N E M A NOVEMBER TACHWEDD 2013

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20th & 22nd Nov

The Wicker Man –

40th Anniversary

Edition (Robin Hardy, UK 1973,

94mins)

The first full 2k restoration of

Robin Hardy’s classic film is

screening in an extended cut

that has never been

released before in UK cinemas, presenting a much more

faithful film than the original release.

21st Nov

Magic Mirror

+ Q&A with Sarah

Pucill(Sarah Pucill, UK 2013,

75mins)

Magic Mirror combines a re-

staging of the French

Surrealist artist Claude

Cahun’s black and white

photographs with selected

extracts from her book Aveux Non Avenus. In surrealist

kaleidoscopic fashion the film creates a weave between

image and word, exploring the links between Cahun’s

photographs and writing as well as between those of the

films of Sarah Pucill. Showing in conjunction with the

Department of Theatre, Film and Television, Aberystwyth

University.

22nd Nov – 1st Dec

Thor: The Dark

World

& 2D(Alan Taylor, USA 2013, AD,

130mins)

Chris Hemsworth and Natalie

Portman return in this highly anticipated film that sees them

battle a new enemy, Malekith (Christopher Eccleston).

23rd Nov (Time TBC,

after 7pm) & 24th at

2.30pm

Dr Who: The Day

of the Doctor (Nick Hurran, UK 2013,

75mins)

David Tennant and Billie Piper join forces with Matt Smith

and Jenna Coleman for this 3D 50th anniversary episode.

Start time will be known later in November.

25th Nov

CULT FILM NIGHT

This is Spinal Tap (Rob Reiner, USA 1984,

79mins)

Marti DiBergi (director Rob

Reiner) follows the fictional heavy metal music band Spinal

Tap during a US concert tour. With its much-loved

characters, quotable lines, and accomplished comic

performances, This is Spinal Tap is perhaps the ultimate cult

comedy.

27th & 28th Nov

The Epic of

Everest (Captain John

Noel, UK 1924, 85mins)

The official film record of the

legendary Everest expedition

of 1924 is one of the most remarkable films in the BFI

National Archive. The third attempt to climb

Everest culminated in the deaths of two climbers, George

Mallory and Andrew Irvine, and sparked a debate over

whether or not they did indeed reach the summit. Filming in

brutally harsh conditions with a hand-cranked camera,

Captain John Noel captured images of breathtaking beauty

and the vulnerability of people struggling in the world’s

harshest landscapes.

29th Nov – 5th

Dec

Gravity

& 2D(Alfonso Caurón,

USA 2013, AD,

91mins)

After a spacewalk

goes wrong, two

astronauts find themselves tumbling away from Earth. Fear

turns to panic as every breath reduces their oxygen further,

the deafening silence signalling they’ve lost contact with

Earth, and any chance of rescue…. Stars George Clooney

and Sandra Bullock.

Subtitled at 5.45pm, 2nd Dec.

SHoWING IN DECEMBER: Captain Phillips

27th oct – 1st Nov

Justin and the

Knights of Valour

& 2D (Manuel Sicilia, Spain 2013,

96mins)

When Knight-in-training Justin

learns of a plot to overthrow the

Kingdom, he’s thrown on an adventure filled with magic,

excitement, and even a flame-throwing crocodile!

1st & 4th Nov

The Big City (Satyajit Ray, India 1963,

133mins, subtitled)

A woman’s place is with

her cooking pots: that is

the firm belief of Subrata

Mazumdar, a young bank

clerk struggling to support

his entire extended family

on a meagre salary, and he is duly horrified when his wife offers

to help by going out to work as a ‘salesgirl’. Satyajit Ray’s

wonderfully enjoyable portrait of mid-50s Calcutta, a society still

adjusting to Independence, displays warmth, wit and a genuine

insight on society.

1st – 3rd Nov

Machete Kills (Robert Rodriguez, USA 2013)

An utterly crazy antidote to real life,

Machete is back in this grindhouse-

inspired explosion of guns, violence and

pure insanity.

2nd & 3rd Nov

The Neverending

Story (Wolfgang Petersen, USA

1984, 94mins)

A much-loved classic about a

young boy who dives into a

fantasy world through the

pages of a mysterious book,

finding himself on a journey to

rescue the land.

11th – 15th, 17th –

21st Nov

Sunshine on

Leith (Dexter Fletcher, UK

2013, 99mins)

From the sensational

stage hit, this film version

of the crowd-pleasing

musical brings the songs of The Proclaimers to a story of

soldiers returning from duty to their home in Edinburgh.

Unashamedly entertaining and brimming with warmth and

charm, it stars Peter Mullan and Jane Horrocks. Subtitles at

5.45pm, 14th Nov.

Parent and Baby Thurs 21st November 12 noon

16th Nov

Dalek Double Bill –To celebrate 50 years

of Doctor Who, and Peter Cushing’s

centenary, a rare chance to see the two

original Dalek movies on the big screen!

See both films for just £8 (£6 children).

Individual tickets also available.

Dr Who and

the Daleks (Gordon Flemyng, UK

1965, 79mins)

The Doctor travels to Skaro,

homeworld of the Daleks,

and attempts to stop them

from wiping out their enemy,

the Thals.

Daleks

Invasion

Earth 2150

AD(Gordon

Flemyng, UK

1966, 80mins)

In the future, the

Daleks have

invaded Earth, turning the population into mindless Robomen.

The Doctor joins forces with the resistance to fight back before

the Daleks can complete their terrifying plan…

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.

NOVEMBER/TACHWEDD

DECEMBER/RHAGFYRABERToIRWales’

International

Horror Festival

5th-10th

November

Passes £58Individual Tickets Available

www.abertoir.co.uk

All films age limit

unless otherwise stated.

SPECIAL EVENTS

£13/£15 (NY Met: £18)

29th Nov

National Theatre

Encore:

Frankenstein Danny Boyle directs a

sensational production with the

roles reversed from the previous

screening. Benedict Cumberbatch now stars as the

monster, with Jonny Lee Miller playing Victor Frankenstein.

131mins.

13th Nov (Encores 15th &

19th Nov)

RSC LIVE: Richard IIDavid Tennant takes the lead

role in this live screening from the

RSC in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Richard is King, but also a man whose vanity threatens to

divide the great houses of England and drag his people into

a dynastic civil war that will last 100 years. 180mins.

16th Nov

NYMET: Tosca Puccini’s timeless score

is well served by an

exceptional cast, led by

Patricia Racette in the

title role of the jealous

diva, opposite Roberto

Alagna as her lover,

Cavaradossi. 3.5hrs.

17th Nov

Bolshoi: Le

Corsaire

(Recorded)Pirates, kidnappings, a

shipwreck and a record of 120

dancers on stage; suspense will be at its highest in this

magnificent and exotic tale. 3hrs.

27th Nov

National

Theatre

Encore:

The Habit of Art Alan Bennett’s

acclaimed 2010

production stars Richard Griffiths and Frances de la Tour.

Benjamin Britten, sailing uncomfortably close to the wind

with his new opera, Death in Venice, seeks advice from his

former collaborator and friend WH Auden during this

imagined meeting. 140mins.

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