Riverside Studios

RIVERSIDESTUDIOSCINEMA
FRIDAY 5 OCTOBER
Double Bill
NOT HERE TO
BE LOVED 15 6.45PM
(Je ne suis pas pour etra aime)
(Stephane Brize, France, 2005) 93m
subtitles. With Anne Consigny, Patrick
Chesnais, Geroges Wilson
Jean-Claude is a world weary older
man who works as a bailiff. He
decides to shake himself out of his
dreary rut and enrolls for tango
lessons. There he meets a woman
who tells him that his mother was
her babysitter when she was a
child. A tentative bond develops.
PLUS
PRIVATE FEARS
IN PUBLIC
PLACES 12A 8.40PM
(Alain Resnais, France/Italy, 2006)
120m subtitles. With Sabine Azema,
Lambert Wilson, Isabelle Carre
A film adaptation of Alan
Ayckbourne’s comedy of manners
involving six characters looking for
love in Paris. It begins when estate
agent Thierry borrows what he
thinks is a tape of his colleague
Charlotte’s favourite religious tv
programme.
SATURDAY 6 OCTOBER
Afternoon and Evening Double Bill
NOT HERE TO BE LOVED
15 2.30PM AND 6.45PM
(Je ne suis pas pour etra aime)
(Stephane Brize, France, 2005) 93m
subtitles
PLUS
PRIVATE FEARS IN
PUBLIC PLACES 12A
4.25PM AND 8.40PM
(Alain Resnais, France/Italy, 2006)
120m subtitles
Please see Friday 5 October for
synopses.
SUNDAY 7 OCTOBER
Afternoon – Family Double Bill
SPIRITED
AWAY PG 2.00PM
(Hayao Miyazaki, Japan, 2000) 125m
dubbed. Voices by Daveigh Chase,
Michael Chiklis, Lauren Holly
Academy-award winner for Best
Animated Feature. When her
parents are transformed into pigs
after straying into what seems to be
an abandoned theme park, a spoilt
girl takes a job in a bath house
belonging to a wizened old crone
and vows to deliver her family from
its plight.
PLUS
TALES FROM
EARTHSEA PG 4.25PM
(Goro Miyazaki, Japan, 2006) 115m
Voices by Timothy Dalton, Mariska
Hargitay, Willem Defoe
The directorial debut of Goro
Miyazaki, Hayao Miyazaki’s son, and
produced by Studio Ghibli. “Based
on the series of books by Ursula Le
Guin this enchanting story takes
place in a fantasy world of dragons
and wizards. Sparrowhawk, a
wizard, sets out on his quest to free
the world from evil forces”.
OPTIMUM RELEASING
SUNDAY 7 OCTOBER
Evening – Ealing Comedies
Double Bill
WHISKY GALORE PG
6.45PM
(Alexander Mackendrick, UK, 1948)
82m
“During World War II a ship full of
whisky is wrecked on a small
Hebridean island, and the local
customs and excise man has his
hands full. Marvellously detailed,
fast moving, well-played and
attractively photographed comedy.”
HALLIWELL’S FILM GUIDE
PLUS
THE MAN IN THE
WHITE SUIT U 8.30PM
(Alexander Mackendrick, UK, 1951)
85m. With Alec Guinness, Joan
Greenwood, Cecil Parker
“A scientist produces a fabric that
never gets dirty and never wears
out. Brilliant satirical comedy
played as a farce and put together
with meticulous cinematic
counterpoint.” – HALLIWELL’S
FILM GUIDE
MONDAY 8 OCTOBER
Milos Forman Double Bill
A BLONDE IN
LOVE 15 7.00PM
(Milos Forman, Czechoslovakia, 1965)
82m subtitles
A delightfully funny-sad story about
a small-town girl’s infatuation with
a travelling jazz pianist and her
unexpected visit to his parent’s
house. The combination of nonactors,
improvisation, slapstick
scenes and sharp observation
makes this an unforgettable
experience, both touching and
hilarious.
PLUS
GOYA’S GHOSTS 15
8.45PM
(Milos Forman, Spain, 2006) 114m
subtitles. With Javier Bardem, Natalie
Portman, Stellan Skarsgard
The film is set in Spain between
1792 and 1809, a time of great
political upheaval. Brother Lorenzo
TALES FROM EARTHSEA
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