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WEEKLY SCREENINGS Week ending: Wednesday 13th December 2017

“Everything I learned I learned from the movies” – Audrey Hepburn

Licensed Bar and Snacks available

15 Hardinge Road, Ahuriri (next to Milk & Honey)

For reservations please call: 06 833 6011 or email: [email protected]

www.globenapier.co.nz

Tuesday 5th December 2017

Movie Title/Rating Screening Time

Waru (M) 2.00pm

The Man Who Invented Christmas (PG) 3.45pm

Murder On The Orient Express (M) 6.00pm

Madame (M) 8.15pm

Wednesday 6th December 2017



Human Traces (M) 4.15pm


Waru (M) FINAL

Wednesday Night Special - tickets $10 8.15pm

Thursday 7th December 2017


Goodbye Christopher Robin (PG) NEW 2.00pm

Madame (M) 4.00pm

Goodbye Christopher Robin (PG) 6.00pm


Friday 8th December 2017


Human Traces (M) 2.00pm




Saturday 9th December 2017


Murder On The Orient Express (M) 11.30am





Sunday 10th December 2017


Goodbye Christopher Robin (PG) 11.00am




Madame (M) 7.30pm

Tuesday 12th December 2017



Madame (M) 4.00pm



Wednesday 13th December 2017


Madame (M) 2.00pm



Human Traces (M) FINAL

Wednesday Night Special - tickets $10 8.15pm

A rare glimpse into the relationship between beloved children's author A. A. Milne (Domhnall

Gleeson) and his son Christopher Robin, whose toys inspired Winnie the Pooh. Christopher

Robin and his family are swept up in the international success of the books. But with the eyes

of the world on Christopher Robin, what will the cost be to the family?

NEW: Goodbye Christopher Robin (107mins) PG Low level violence

Goodbye Christopher Robin (107mins) PG Parental Guidance recommended: Low level violence NEW

A rare glimpse into the relationship between beloved children's author A. A. Milne (Domhnall

Gleeson) and his son Christopher Robin, whose toys inspired Winnie the Pooh. Christopher Robin

and his family are swept up in the international success of the books. But with the eyes of the

world on Christopher Robin, what will the cost be to the family?

Human Traces (86mins) M Suitable for Mature Audiences 16 and over: Violence, offensive language, drug use FINAL

Filmed in the Catlins, HUMAN TRACES tells the story of a husband and wife scientist team (Mark

Mitchinson and Sophie Henderson) trying to return a remote island to its natural state. Soon after the

arrival of a mysterious young man (Vinnie Bennett), contact with the outside world is cut off. Told from

three perspectives, HUMAN TRACES is a riveting and atmospheric psychological thriller.

Madame (91mins) M Suitable for Mature Audiences 16 and over: Offensive language, sexual references, nudity

While preparing a luxurious dinner for friends at their house in Paris, wealthy American couple Anne

and Bob (Toni Collette and Harvey Keitel) insist their maid Maria (Rossy de Palma) disguise herself to

even out the numbers. But a little too much wine leads Maria to accidentally endear herself to a dandy

British art broker (Michael Smiley). Their budding romance has Anne chasing them around Paris, plot-

ting to destroy this unexpected love affair.

Murder On The Orient Express (114mins) M Suitable for Mature Audiences 16 and over: Adult themes

From the novel by best selling author Agatha Christie, MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS tells the tale

of thirteen strangers stranded on a train, where everyone's a suspect. One man must race against time

to solve the puzzle before the murderer strikes again: Belgian master detective Hercule Poirot (Kenneth

Branagh). Stars Penelope Cruz, Willem Dafoe, Judi Dench, Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer a.o.

The Man Who Invented Christmas (104mins) PG Parental Guidance recommended: Adult themes

THE MAN WHO INVENTED CHRISTMAS tells the story of how Charles Dickens (Dan Stevens) revived

the holiday of Christmas with his self-published novel "A Christmas Carol". Facing pressure with loom-

ing debt, a feckless father (Jonathan Pryce) and recent critical failures, Dickens confronts his past by

conjuring up fantastic characters including Ebenezer Scrooge (Christopher Plummer) for his now classic

Christmas tale.

Waru (86mins) M Suitable for Mature Audiences 16 and over: Violence, offensive language, sex scenes, disturbing content

A sisterhood of Māori female directors bravely share their insights into the complexity of child abuse, in

a sequence of eight short films which seamlessly become one. At the centre of their stories is Waru, a

boy killed at the hands of a caregiver. WARU offers a glimpse into the events which ensue upon the

killing of a child and the conflict created among loved ones. FINAL

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