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Cinemat ICA is a new venture. It will include a special monthly public screening in conjunction with a director, writer or actor. It is aimed at encouraging both public and private investment in the future of ICA Cinema.

Cinematic Links

Aardman Studios
     aardman.com

The Animation Art Gallery
www.animaart.com

Ain't it cool?
www.aintitcool.com

Apollo Cinemas
www.apollocinemas.co.uk

Curzon Cinemas    
www.curzoncinemas.com

Internet Movie Database    
www.imdb.com

Institute of Contemporary Art    
www.ica.org.uk

National Film Theatre    
www.bfi.org.uk

Odeon Cinemas    
www.odeon.co.uk

Picture Houses    
www.picturehouses.co.uk

Premier Animation    
www.premieranimation.com

The Prince Charles Cinema   
www.princecharlescinema.com

Renoir Cinema    
www.artificial-eye.com

The Richmond Filmhouse   
www.richmondfilmhouse.co.uk

UGC Cinemas    
www.ugccinemas.co.uk

The above links are for information only.
The organisations are not connected with us
and do not necessarily express our views.

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Films released this week

The Wackness

Time And Winds

Angel

The Strangers

Ben X

Triangle

Badlands

Babylon AD

Daylight Robbery

Sakuran

Zero: An Investigation Into 9/11

Hijack

Rock On

Film Resources

Background Features

Animation

Expression in Film

Fantasy

Film Noir

Riverside Studio Diary

Mon 01 Sep
Akira Kurosawa Double Bill:
Yojimbo (15) 6.10pm
Into a small provincial town strolls a scruffy, down-at-heel Samurai where he sets out to trick two rival gangs into destroying each other.


The Bad Sleep Well (15) 8.20pm
Kurosawa’s take on Shakespeare's Hamlet. Mifune plays the secretary, a seemingly loyal functionary, who has devised an insidious plan to bring down the corporation that he works for.


Tue 02 Sep
Double Bill:
The Kite Runner (12A) 6.30pm
After spending years in California, Amir returns to his homeland in Afghanistan to help his old friend Hassan, whose son is in trouble.



The Visitor (15) 8.55pm
Walter Vale returns to his flat to find an immigrant couple squatting there. He begins a tentative friendship.


Wed 03 Sep
Guy Maddin Double Bill:
The Saddest Music in the World (15) 7.00pm
Isabella Rossellini stars as a beer baroness who organises a contest to find the saddest music in the world. Extraordinary.


My Winnipeg (12A) 9.00pm
A personal portrait of Guy Maddin's hometown of Winnipeg, Manitoba. A charming, irreverent “docu-fantasy”.


Thu 04 Sep
Double Bill:
Persepolis (12A) 7.00pm
The story of a young girl coming-of-age in Iran during the Islamic Revolution and her later escape to an education in Vienna.


Caramel (PG) 8.55pm
A deliciously indulgent and intimate account of five women working together in a beauty parlour in Beirut.


Fri 05 Sep
Heath Ledger Double Bill:
Candy (15) 6.00pm
A poet falls in love with an art student who gravitates to his bohemian lifestyle and his love for heroin.


The Dark Knight (12A) 8.10pm
Batman joins forces with Gotham’s new District Attorney, Harvey Dent, to take on the psychic bank robber known as The Joker.


Sat 06 Sep
Special Multiple Screening Heath Ledger Double Bill:
Candy (15) 1.00pm and 6.00pm
A poet falls in love with an art student who gravitates to his bohemian lifestyle and his love for heroin.


The Dark Knight (12A) 3.10pm and 8.10pm
Batman joins forces with Gotham’s new District Attorney, Harvey Dent, to take on the psychic bank robber known as The Joker.


Sun 07 Sep
Afternoon - Shirley MacLaine Double Bill:
Some Came Running (PG) 1.00pm
Minnelli’s masterpiece, a witty and passionate indictment of hypocrisy and complacency in post-war, small-town America.


The Apartment (PG) 3.35pm
An insurance clerk rents out his apartment to philandering senior executives in his company for liaisons – in the hope of gaining promotion.


Evening - Double Bill:
Kundun (12) 6.00pm
The story of the Dalai Lama from the moment of his discovery to his flight from the Chinese communists in 1953.


Mongol - The Rise to Power of Genghis Khan (15) 8.40pm
The film celebrates the life and legend of Genghis Khan.