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ON THIS MONTH: FILM The Great Escape, The Ponds, Waru Film ’19 Dexter Lee’s cinema round-up In the seventies it was the film they seemed to put on every Christmas, and I got to know it so well I could recite most of the lines before they were uttered. Since then it’s become the cinematic equivalent of comfort food: I must have watched it 20 times. But you know what? I’ve never had the chance to see The Great Escape on a big screen. Until now, that is. To mark the 75th anniversary of the mass POW escape that the film is based on, John Sturges’ movie is being screened simultaneously in selected cinemas nationwide, including the Depot (24th, 6pm). I wouldn’t miss it for the world… and I’ll still be hoping that Steve McQueen might just, this time, make it over that god-damned fence on his motorbike. I’ll definitely be back a week later for the screening of Scottish film maker Bill Douglas’ highly acclaimed trilogy (31st) based on his life growing up in crippling poverty in Edinburgh, and his subsequent intellectual and spiritual awakening after being called up for national service. The trilogy, formed of My Childhood (1972), My Ain Folk (1973) and My Way Home (1978), was highly influential on subsequent film-makers and recalled the work of Indian maestro Satyajit Ray. As ever, there’s far too much on at the Depot to fit in this space, but it’s worth highlighting a few of the one-offs in March. The cinema’s new monthly Saturday Night Horror season kicks off with Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining (2nd); the gentle documentary about the Hampstead Heath swimming ponds The Ponds (6th) includes an appearance by director Patrick McLennan; this month’s book-to-film offering, with a discussion afterwards, is Norman Z McLeod’s adaptation of James Thurber’s The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (7th), starring Danny Kaye; International Women’s Day on the 8th is marked with a screening of the Australian eight-female-directed-film anthology Waru; drummer Ginger Baker is coming to the cinema for the screening of the 2012 documentary Beware of Mr Baker (13th); Mr Voigt points his critical eye to the 1962 John Schlesinger film A Kind of Loving (20th). Plus there’s a Cinema of the Mind screening of the documentary Trans-Actions: An Exploration of Gender Dysphobia (23rd), followed by what promises to be an interesting debate afterwards. For more details of these and many more films, check lewesdepot.org. The Lewes Film Club, meanwhile, has a busy March at the All Saints (see Diary Dates or lewes-filmclub.com): our highlight is an Alan J Pakula 70s political thriller double bill: All the President’s Men (1st) is followed by The Parallax View (3rd). Other films are The Rider (15th), McQueen (19th) and Aquarius (29th). And it’s worth mentioning that the Attenborough Centre (formerly the Gardner Arts Centre, University of Sussex) has started up a Sunday Cinema Club. This month’s offerings are Matangi/Maya/M.I.A (3rd), News from Home (10th), Utoya (17th), Human Flow (24th) and Theatre of War (31st), the latter a cinematic reworking of the Lola Arias play Minefield, which was staged at the Centre in 2017. 47
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