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Come and join us and watch some great films at NAIRN’s own local community cinema at Nairn Community & Arts Centre www.cinema-nairn.co.uk £5 for Adults, £3 for under 18 £2.50 for Monday Matinees Monday 11 th Nov MURDER AT THE GALLOP 2:00pm When a wealthy old man appears to have been "frightened to death" by a cat, Miss Marple suspects one of his four relatives, all heirs to his estate, of his murder. Will she solve the mystery? Of course she will, and you can sit back at the end of the film with a cuppa and a cake to chat about just how she did it! Margaret Rutherford is back by popular demand - enough said! 1963 (U) 81mins Friday 22 nd Nov SHERPA 2015 (PG) 96mins 7:30pm Australian film maker Jennifer Peedom went to Nepal to make a film about the Sherpas spiritual and cultural relationship with Mount Everest, and their dependence on the climbing industry. The film shows the incredible risks the Sherpas take to make the ascent of Everest possible for foreign climbers. The terrible 2014 avalanche disaster struck whilst she was making her documentary, and she was there to document the terrible grief and consequences that followed. A insightful, sensitive, thought provoking and poignant film, with some spectacular photography and scenery. There is usually a bar at our evening performances, when the doors open from 7:00pm. Admission is strictly in accordance with BBFC certification guidelines. Join our mailing list for up to the minute information. You can also visit our website to keep in touch, and email [email protected] www.cinema-nairn.co.uk 7:30pm 2018 (15) 98 mins COLD WAR Friday 25 th Oct A beautifully photographed period drama film directed by Paweł Pawlikowski. Set during the Cold War in the 1950s, the film tells the story of a musical director (Tomasz Kot) who discovers a young singer (Joanna Kulig), and follows their lives over the years. The story of a passionate love affair between two people of different backgrounds and temperaments, who are fatefully mismatched and yet condemned to each other. An impossible love story in impossible times. The beautiful photography helps makes this film one of the films of the 2018! In a number of European languages, with English subtitles Funny Face 1951 Cert. UG 110mins 21 st January at 2:00pm The One Hundred Foot Journey 2014 Cert. PG 110mins Friday 25 th January 7:30pm Three Billboards from Epping Missouri 2018 Cert. 15 115mins Friday 15 th March 7:30pm The Hounds of the Baskervilles 1939 Cert. PG 80mins 25 th March at 2:00pm Alone in Berlin 2017 Cert. 12A 103mins Friday 19 th April 7:30pm Silent Child / The Miracle Worker Friday 24 th May 7:30pm Their Finest 2017 Cert. 12A 116mins Friday 21 st June 7:30pm On Golden Pond 1982 Cert PG 109mins Friday 26 th July 7:30pm Andy May at The Nairn Book & Arts Festival Saturday 14 th September 10:00am The Children Act 2018 Cert PG 117mins Friday 4 th October 7:30pm Murder at the Gallop 1963 Cert U 81mins 11 th November at 2:00pm Sherpa 2015 Cert PG 96mins Friday 22 nd November 7:30pm www.cinema-nairn.co.uk email: [email protected] Our venue is the Nairn Community & Arts Centre on the A96, Kings Street, where we use state of the art projection and sound systems. The dates and programme may be liable to change at short notice. Please refer to website for latest news. Cold War 2018 Cert. 15 93mins Friday 25 th October 7:30pm
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Come and join us and watchsome great films at NAIRN’sown local community cinema
at Nairn Community &Arts Centre
www.cinema-nairn.co.uk
£5 for Adults, £3 for under 18
£2.50 for Monday Matinees
Monday 11th Nov
MURDER ATTHE GALLOP
2:00pm
When a wealthy oldman appears to havebeen "frightened todeath" by a cat, MissMarple suspects oneof his four relatives,all heirs to his estate,of his murder. Willshe solve themystery? Of courseshe will, and youcan sit back at theend of the film witha cuppa and a caketo chat about justhow she did it!
Margaret Rutherfordis back by populardemand - enoughsaid!
1963 (U) 81mins
Friday 22nd Nov
SHERPA2015 (PG) 96mins
7:30pm
Australian film makerJennifer Peedom wentto Nepal to make afilm about the Sherpasspiritual and culturalrelationship withMount Everest, andtheir dependence onthe climbing industry.The film shows theincredible risks theSherpas take to makethe ascent of Everestpossible for foreignclimbers. The terrible2014 avalanchedisaster struck whilstshe was making herdocumentary, and shewas there to documentthe terrible grief andconsequences thatfollowed. Ainsightful, sensitive,thought provokingand poignant film,with some spectacularphotography andscenery.
There is usually a bar at our evening performances, when the doors open from7:00pm. Admission is strictly in accordance with BBFC certification guidelines.Join our mailing list for up to the minute information. You can also visit ourwebsite to keep in touch, and email [email protected]
www.cinema-nairn.co.uk
7:30pm
2018 (15) 98 minsCOLD WAR
Friday 25th Oct
A beautifullyphotographed perioddrama film directed byPaweł Pawlikowski.Set during the ColdWar in the 1950s, thefilm tells the story of amusical director(Tomasz Kot) whodiscovers a youngsinger (Joanna Kulig),and follows their livesover the years. Thestory of a passionatelove affair betweentwo people of differentbackgrounds andtemperaments, whoare fatefullymismatched and yetcondemned to eachother. An impossiblelove story inimpossible times. Thebeautiful photographyhelps makes this filmone of the films of the2018!
In a number of Europeanlanguages, with Englishsubtitles
Funny Face 1951 Cert. UG 110mins21st January at 2:00pm
The One Hundred Foot Journey 2014Cert. PG 110mins Friday 25th January 7:30pm
Three Billboards from Epping Missouri2018 Cert. 15 115minsFriday 15th March 7:30pm
The Hounds of the Baskervilles1939 Cert. PG 80mins
25th March at 2:00pm
Alone in Berlin 2017 Cert. 12A 103minsFriday 19th April 7:30pm
Silent Child / The Miracle WorkerFriday 24th May 7:30pm
Their Finest 2017 Cert. 12A 116minsFriday 21st June 7:30pm
On Golden Pond 1982 Cert PG 109minsFriday 26th July 7:30pm
Andy May at The Nairn Book & ArtsFestivalSaturday 14th September 10:00am
The Children Act 2018 Cert PG 117minsFriday 4th October 7:30pm
Murder at the Gallop 1963 Cert U 81mins11th November at 2:00pm
Sherpa 2015 Cert PG 96mins Friday 22nd
November 7:30pm
www.cinema-nairn.co.ukemail: [email protected]
Our venue is the Nairn Community & Arts Centre on theA96, Kings Street, where we use state of the art projectionand sound systems.
The dates and programme may be liable to change at shortnotice. Please refer to website for latest news.
Cold War 2018 Cert. 15 93minsFriday 25th October 7:30pm
Mon 21st Jan
FUNNY FACE2:00pm
1951 (U) 110 minsDirector StanleyDonen bringstogether AudreyHepburn and FredAstaire for a toetapping rompthrough the fashionindustry. Bookshopassistant Jo Stockton(Hepburn) reluctantlyagrees to become amodel forphotographer DickAvery (Astaire) on apromise of a trip toParis. With thedancing of Fred andAudrey to the musicof Ira and GeorgeGershwin. Yetanother treat on aMonday afternoonwith Cinema Nairn.
7:30pm
2014 (PG) 110minsThe late Om Puristars as the father ofan Indian family fromSouthall who move toa beautiful Frenchvillage. His son setsup an Indianrestaurant right acrossthe road from themulti-award winning,restauranteur,Madame Mallory, ourvery own Dame HelenMirren. Beautifulphotography, theFrench countryside,and the wonderfulfood on the plate; beprepared to leave thecinema hungry!
Friday 25th Jan
THE ONEHUNDREDFOOT JOURNEY
7:30pm
2018 (15) 115minsThe wonderful FrancesMcDormand plays asingle minded motherchallenging the localauthorities to solve herdaughter’s murder.She uses desperatemeasures to personallychallenge the town’srevered chief of police(Woody Harrelson),and his immature butyet violent second-in-command OfficerDixon (Sam Rockwell).A brilliant, darklycomical Oscar winner.
THREEBILLBOARDSFROM EPPINGMISSOURI
2:00pm
Sherlock Holmes andDr Watson investigatethe legend of asupernatural hound, abeast that may bestalking a young heiron the fog-shroudedDartmoor.The master sleuth,(the one and onlyBasil Rathbone),along with his evertrusty side-kick, Dr.Watson (brilliantlyplayed by NigelBruce), in what is stillthought to be the bestever Sherlock Holmesfilm. It is a film fullof suspense, with awonderfully dramaticclimax. After whichyou can sit back arelax with tea andbakes complements ofCinema Nairn!
THE HOUND of theBASKERVILLES
7:30pm
2017 (12A) 103minsEmma Thompson andBrendan Gleeson playa working classcouple whose onlyson is killed in theearly stages of WorldWar II. To showtheir animosity to theNazi regimedominating theircountry, they decideto retaliate by secretlyleaving handwrittencards denouncingtheir government indoorways and publicplaces. WWII from aGerman perspectiveshowing the fear localpeople lived throughif they disagreed withNazi policies. It’llonly take a couple ofminutes to accept thetwo lead characterstalking English intheir own accentsbefore you getengulfed by thepower and emotion ofthis film.
ALONE INBERLIN
Friday 19th AprilMon 25th March
Friday 15th Mar
7:30pm
Cinema Nairn’s firstever Double Bill. Theaward winning TheSilent Child (201720mins) is based onRachel Shenton’s ownexperiences as thechild of a deaf parent.The star of the film isundoubtedly the 6year-old profoundlydeaf Maisie Sly in herfirst ever role. Sheplays Libby, a wee girlliving in a world ofsilence, until a caringsocial worker teachesher to use British SignLanguage. TheMiracle Worker(1962 106mins) withAnne Bancroft asAnnie Sullivan as shestruggles to teach deafand blind Helen Kellerhow to communicate.
THE SILENTCHILD / THEMIRACLEWORKER
Friday 24th May 7:30pm
2016 (12A) 117 mins1940s London. WriterCatrin Cole (GemmaArterton) gets a job atthe Ministry ofInformation. Herknack for writingbelievable women’sdialogue lands her arole in making afeature-lengthpropaganda film. Cuea battle againstsexism, bureaucracyand hammy Britishactor AmbroseHilliard (Bill Nighy).There is also agrowing attractionwith screen writerTom Buckley (SamClaflin).
Anchored by thesuperb GemmaArterton, Their Finestis a funny, awardwinning, beautifullyacted ode to working
THEIR FINEST
Friday 21st June7:30pm
1981 (PG) 109 minsA classic from the1980s which still holdsits own in the 21st
Century. You cannever tire of seeingKatherine Hepburnand Jane Fonda on thebig screen along withthe wonderful HenryFonda as acurmudgeonly fatherof his estrangeddaughter Chelsea.
ON GOLDENPOND
Friday 26th July
1939 (PG) 80 mins
DOUBLE BILL
FILM FESTIVAL
15th to 17th
FEBRUARY
EIGHT FILMS,ONE WEEKEND
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details
Cinema Nairn is a small group of volunteers passionate aboutseeing the return of film on a big screen in Nairn. This is our 10th
year, and with the help of the Nairn Community & Arts Centre wehave gone from strength to strength, showing a range of filmsfrom the past and present, and some with a Scottish influence.We strive to introduce the local community to hidden gems’;films that might have passed them by in Inverness, or maybenever made it to Inverness.www.cinema-nairn.co.uk
Friday 4th Oct
THE CHILDRENACT
7:30pm
In the midst of amarital crisis, HighCourt judge Fiona(Emma Thomson)has to decide the fateof a seriously ill boy,who, just short of his18th birthday, andwith the support ofhis parents, isrefusing a life savingblood transfusionbecause of hisreligious beliefs.Fiona’s unorthodoxvisits to his bedsidehave a profoundeffect on both ofthem, withunexpectedconsequences. IanMcEwan’s novel isbrilliantly brought tolife by EmmaThompson and FionnWhitehead (whoplays the seriously illboy, Adam).
2018 (12A) 117mins
Don’t miss CinemaNairn’s annualcontribution to theNairn Book & ArtsFestival. With AndyMay and his keyboardaccompanying aclassic silent film.Tickets from the NairnBook & Arts Festival.
Sat14th Sept
