Booking Now – May 2012
Upcoming films at The Watermark, Ivybridge
For a list of Children’s Cinema, please see our Brand New Children’s Cinema page!
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War Horse (12A) 146MINS Thursday 10th May 7.30PM Friday 11th May 7.30PM Wednesday 16th May 7.30PM |
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Following its astonishing stage success, Steven Spielberg now adapts Michael Morpurgo’s heartbreaking account of the cost of war. Albert (newcomer Jeremy Irvine) is separated from his beloved horse Joey at the outset of the First World War. Determined to find him, he sets out on an adventure that will take him across the battlefields of Europe. |
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The Kid With A Bike (12A) 87MINS Thursday 17th May 7.30PM Friday 18th May 7.30PM
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Cyril (Thomas Doret), almost 12, has only one plan: to find the father (Jérémie Renier) who left him temporarily in a children’s home. By chance he meets Samantha (Cécile de France), who runs a hairdressing salon and agrees to let him stay with her at weekends. French with English Subtitles |
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Curzon Arts: Puccini’s Tosca Saturday 19th May 7.30PM // Tickets: £15 // Conc: £12.50
Sung in Italian with English Subtitles // 125 Mins + 20 Min Interval |
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Curzon, The Watermark and more2screen entertainment is proud to bring you a pre-recorded screening of Tosca, part of the 2011-2012 season of the Royal Opera House. There will also be a chance to purchase Reception Drinks & Interval Canopee’s. For more info and a clip, see this link >> http://cinema.roh.org.uk/content/tosca |
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My Week With Marilyn (15) 99MINS Wednesday 23rd May 7.30PM Thursday 24th May 7.30PM Friday 25th May 7.30PM |
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Colin Clark was an assistant to Laurence Olivier (Kenneth Branagh) during the making of The Prince and the Showgirl, which also starred Marilyn Monroe (Michelle Williams).This film provides the backdrop to one of the more precarious on-screen partnerships in movie history. Simon Curtis’ entertaining film recreates the period with two excellent lead performances and a strong supporting cast that includes Dominic Cooper and Judi Dench. |
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The Artist (PG) 101MINS Wednesday 30th May 7.30PM Thursday 31st May 7.30PM Friday 1st June 7.30PM |
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The Artist, Michel Hazanavicius’ celebration of early Hollywood, tells the story of silent movie star George Valentin (Jean Dujardin, OSS 117) whose career is in crisis thanks to the introduction of sound. However, when he encounters Peppy Miller (Bérénice Bejo) he sees in the young starlet hope for the future. |
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June Cinema 2012
We’ve got some fantastic films coming up in June, July & August, here’s a sneak peek before our What’s On Guide arrives next week!
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The Queen (12A) 102MINS, 52s Saturday 2nd June 5.00PM
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As part of our Jubilee Celebrations, we’ll be showing three films on Saturday 2nd June. We’ll have a children’s cinema in the morning and we start at 5PM with: The Queen.
The British prime minister and the Royal Family find themselves quietly at odds in the wake of a national tragedy in this drama from director Stephen Frears. |
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The Kings Speech (12) 113MINS, 31s Saturday 2nd June 7.30PM
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Continuing with our Royal Jubilee theme: The Kings Speech.
After the death of his father King George V (Michael Gambon) and the scandalous abdication of King Edward VIII (Guy Pearce), Bertie (Colin Firth) who has suffered from a debilitating speech impediment all his life, is suddenly crowned King George VI of England. |
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Le Havre (PG) 93MINS, 27s Thursday 7th June 7.30PM Friday 8th June 7.30PM Saturday 9th June 7.30PM
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Marcel and Arletty’s quiet, economically impoverished but emotionally rich life is disrupted when she is diagnosed with a serious disease. At the same time, Marcel takes a young illegal immigrant under his wing. So begins Aki Kaurismäki’s masterpiece, which champions the downtrodden and celebrates the smaller things that make life worth living. A glorious, colourful and deeply humane work. |
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Monsieur Lazhar (15) 94MINS Wednesday 13th June 7.30PM Saturday 16th June 7.30PM
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Bachir Lazhar, an Algerian immigrant, is hired to replace an elementary school teacher who died in tragic circumstances. As the class enters a period of shock, grief and healing, no one at the school is aware of Bachir’s painful former life, or that he is potentially facing deportation. Adapted from Évelyne de la Chenelière’s stage play, Philippe Falardeau’s film depicts the encounter between two distant worlds and the power of community in coping with tragedy. French with English Subtitles |
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Headhunters (15) 100MINS Wednesday 20th June 7.30PM Thursday 21st June 7.30PM Friday 22nd June 7.30PM
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Based on the novel by best-selling author Jo Nesbø,Headhunters is a non-stop, blackly comic thriller about an art thief who has finally met his match. By day, Roger Brown is a high- flying corporate headhunter, but his lifestyle demands more money than he earns, hence his illicit moonlighting. However, when his art dealer wife introduces him to a handsome businessman, Roger has no inkling of the trouble that awaits him. Norweigan with English Subtitles |
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Delicacy (12A) 109MINS Saturday 23rd June 7.30PM Wednesday 27th June 7.30PM Thursday 28th June 7.30PM
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Audrey Tautou is Nathalie, a beautiful, happy, and successful Parisian business executive who finds herself suddenly widowed after a three-year marriage to her soul mate. To cope with her loss, she buries herself and her emotions in her work to the dismay of her friends, family and co-workers. French with English Subtitles |
Curzon marks a new era of varied and exciting programming for the Watermark. Curzon Cinemas has over 70 years of cinema experience, and its position as one of the most respected independent cinema chains in the country enables Curzon to offer the very best in digital cinema; screening the latest in independent, European and world film, on state of the art digital equipment.
