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Fri 16, Sat 17, Sun 18, Mon 19 July 7.30pm
Tues 20 July 11.15am SM & 7.30pm
Sex and the City 2 2hrs 26mins Cert 15
Dir: Michael Patrick King. Cast: Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin
Davis, Cynthia Nixon, Chris Noth, John Corbett.
Carrie and the girls return for more glitz, glamour, lunching and shopping. The
sequel finds Carrie two years into her marriage to Big, Miranda and Charlotte
embroiled in motherhood and Samantha being, well, Samantha. A chance for
them all to escape for an all expenses paid week of pampering in exotic Abu
Dhabi comes at just the right time, but life is full of surprises, even this far
away from home...
Mon 19 July l 11.15am NM, Wed 21 l 7.30pm, Thu 22 July l 6.15 prompt
Sat 24 & Sun 25 July l 7.30pm, Tues 27 July l 11.15am SM & 7.30pm
Letters to Juliet 1hr 45mins Cert PG
Dir: Gary Winick. Cast: Amanda Seyfried, Vanessa Redgrave,
Gael García Bernal
While on holiday in Italy, Sophie visits Verona, home of Romeo & Juliet. On the
famous courtyard wall, amongst thousands of declarations of love, she finds an
intriguing letter from 1951 and sets off to on a mission find its author and put her in
touch with the man she had let slip away. Set in the beautiful Italian countryside, this
warm and sunny romance features a radiant performance from Vanessa Redgrave and
her real life husband Franco Nero as her long lost love.
Mon 26 July l 7.30pm
The Time That Remains 1hr 50mins Cert 15
Hebrew / Arabic w/subs
Dir: Elia Suleiman. Cast: Ali Sulman, Elia Suleiman, Saleh Bakri
Partly autobiographical, Elia Suleiman writes, directs and stars in this sweeping,
comic and ultimately heartbreaking account of sixty years of Palestinian history.
Inspired by his father’s diaries and mother’s letters, the film weaves slapstick
comedy and political farce with intimate family memories and tense scenes of
abuse at the hands of Israelis. Fusing the political and personal, the historical and
the hysterical, it’s an ambitious and rewarding piece of cinema.
Tues 27 & Fri 30 July l 2.30pm, Tues 3 Aug l 2.30pm
Iron Man 2 2hrs 5mins Cert 12a
Dir: Jon Favreau. Cast: Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle,
Mickey Rourke, Samuel L. Jackson, Scarlett Johansson
Robert Downey Jr. returns as Tony Stark - aka Iron Man - in this action packed
sequel. Unwilling to share his technology with the military, Stark must forge
new alliances, and confront powerful enemies, including the mysterious
Whiplash, who is looking to bring down the superhero with his own version of
the Iron Man suit.
Thurs 29 July l 7.30pm
Lebanon 1hr 33mins Cert 15 Hebrew/Arabic/French w/subs
Dir: Samuel Maoz. Cast: Reymond Amsalem, Ashraff Barhom, Oshri Cohen
Winner of the top prize at the Venice Film Festival, Samuel Maoz’s
autobiographical account of his traumatising experiences during the Israeli
invasion of Lebanon follows four young soldiers and a tank on a mission to
search a small town. This seemingly simple mission goes horribly wrong and
they find themselves in a violent situation that they cannot contain. Set entirely
within the confines of the tank, we see only what the soldiers see of the hostile
world outside, creating the same kind of gripping claustrophobic intensity of
Wolfgang Petersen’s submarine classic Das Boot.