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Parental Guidance - general viewing but some scenes may be unsuitable for young children

May be suitable for children under 12. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult

Suitable only for persons of 15 and over

Suitable only for persons of 18 and over

The management reserves the right to refuse entry. Proof of age may be required. For citizen card information please visit www.citizencard.com

box office 01775 764777www.southhollandcentre.co.uk

informationTickets Seats can be reserved and paid for in advance.Price includes the prevailing rate of VAT

All 3D ScreeningsPrice includes glasses hire£7.50 (£6.50 concessions)£25 – Family ticket2D Screenings£5 – All matinees£5.75 (£5.50 concessions) – Evenings£20 – Family ticket£3 – Student Movie Club ticketsNational Theatre Live£12.50 (£11 concessions)Family ticket: 4 people (including at least 2 under16s). Evening concessions are for: Over 60s, fulltime students, Under 16s and those in receipt ofben efits (and if incapacity benefit theiraccompanying carers). ID may be requested.

In person You can pay by cash, cheque (made payable toSouth Holland District Council) or most credit ordebit cards.Opening hours are:Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 8.30pm

By telephone Ring 01775 764777 during box office hours andyou can buy tickets by credit/debit card.

Online You can buy tickets online 24 hours a day from:www.southhollandcentre.co.uk

Please note We regret that we are unable to refund money orexchange tickets within 28 days of a screening.If a film is sold out we will try to sell unwantedtickets. Children aged 10 years and under must beaccompanied by an adult (aged 16 years or over) inthe auditorium. Adults will be held responsible foryounger children causing a disturbance to otherpatrons.All films commence promptly so please take yourseat by the published start time. We will endeavourto open the auditorium 30 minutes before the startof a film. Xpand 3D glasses must be handed back tothe duty steward at the end of the screening.To avoid disappointment we would strongly advisethat you buy your tickets in advance.Please do not attempt to attend a film for which youare not eligible as admission will be refused.The information contained in this leaflet is publishedin good faith and is correct at time of going to press.South Holland District Council reserves the right to vary the advertised programme without notice.

Parking Daytime & evening - easy access fromBroad Street Car Park, pay & display.

Evening - free parking from 6.00pm in the MarketPlace and Vine Street Car Park.Additional parking is available as indicated on themap (P) just a short walk from the Centre.

Access The auditorium is fully accessible withsix spaces for wheelchairs. If you wish to reservea space plus an adjoining seat for a companion,please inform the box office in advance.

The auditorium is fitted with an induction loop toassist patrons with hearing aids. Please switchyour hearing aid to the T position.Documents published by South Holland DistrictCouncil are available in large print, braille, audiocassette or electronic format. We can also arrangeto have documents translated. Contact CustomerServices on 01775 761161 for more information.

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January – February 2012JanuaryTue 3 Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn (PG) 3D 2pm Tue 3 Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn (PG) 6.30pmWed 4 Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn (PG) 3D 6.30pmThu 5 Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (12A) 7.30pmFri 6 Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (12A) 4.30pmFri 6 Anonymous (12A) 7.30pmSat 7 Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 (12A) 2pmSat 7 The Help (12A) 7.30pmMon 9 Anonymous (12A) 7.30pmTue 10 The Help (12A) 1.30pmTue 10 The Help (12A) 7.30pmThu 12 The Help (12A) 6.30pmFri 13 Happy Feet Two (U) 3D 4.30pmFri 13 The Awakening (15) 7.30pmSat 14 Happy Feet Two (U) 3D 11amMon 16 Movie Club: Miss Bala (15) 7.30pmTue 17 The Awakening (15) 2pmTue 17 The Awakening (15) 7.30pmMon 23 My Week with Marilyn (15) 7.30pmTue 24 My Week with Marilyn (15) 2pmTue 24 My Week with Marilyn (15) 7.30pmThu 26 My Week with Marilyn (15) 6.30pmFri 27 The Lion King (U) 3D 4.30pmFri 27 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (12A) 7.30pmSat 28 The Lion King (U) 3D 2pmSat 28 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (12A) 7.30pmMon 30 Movie Club: Wuthering Heights (15) 7.30pmTue 31 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (12A) 2pmTue 31 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (12A) 7.30pm

FebruaryWed 1 Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (12A) 6.30pmFri 3 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 2pmFri 3 Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol 7.30pmSat 4 Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol 2pmSat 4 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 7.30pmMon 6 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 7.30pmTue 7 The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 2pmTue 7 Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol 7.30pmWed 8 Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol 6.30pmThu 9 NT Live: Travelling Light 7pmFri 10 The Iron Lady (12A) 11amSat 11 Alvin and the Chipmunks 3 (U) 2pmSat 11 The Iron Lady (12A) 7.30pmSun 12 Alvin and the Chipmunks 3 (U) 11amSun 12 The Iron Lady (12A) 1.30pmMon 13 The Iron Lady (12A) 11am

Mon 13 Alvin and the Chipmunks 3 (U) 2pmMon 13 Movie Club: We Have A Pope (PG) 7.30pmTue 14 Alvin and the Chipmunks 3 (U) 11amTue 14 The Iron Lady (12A) 2pmTue 14 The Iron Lady (12A) 7.30pmWed 15 Puss in Boots (U) 3D 11amWed 15 Alvin and the Chipmunks 3 (U) 2pmWed 15 The Iron Lady (12A) 7.30pmThu 16 Alvin and the Chipmunks 3 (U) 11amThu 16 Puss in Boots (U) 3D 2pmThu 16 The Iron Lady (12A) 6.30pmFri 17 Alvin and the Chipmunks 3 (U) 11amFri 17 Puss in Boots (U) 2pmFri 17 War Horse (12A) 7.30pmSat 18 War Horse (12A) 2pmSat 18 Puss in Boots (U) 3D 6.30pmSun 19 War Horse (12A) 2pmMon 20 The Iron Lady (12A) 2pmMon 20 War Horse (12A) 7.30pmTue 21 The Iron Lady (12A) 2pmTue 21 War Horse (12A) 6.30pmWed 22 War Horse (12A) 11amThu 23 War Horse (12A) 6.30pmFri 24 Hugo (U) 3D 4.30pmFri 24 W.E. 7.30pmSat 25 Hugo (U) 3D 2pmSat 25 W.E. 7.30pmMon 27 W.E. 2pmMon 27 Movie Club: Tyrannosaur (18) 7.30pmTue 28 W.E. 2pmTue 28 W.E. 6.30pm

MarchFri 2 NT Live: The Comedy of Errors 7pm

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JanuarySat 2 Hotel Transylvania 2 (U) 2pm

Sat 2 Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 (12A) 7pm

Mon 4 Hotel Transylvania 2 (U) 2pm

Mon 4 Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 (12A) 7.30pm

Tue 5 Steve Jobs (15) 2pm

Tue 5 Steve Jobs (15) 7.30pm

Wed 6 Exhibition on Screen: Goya: Visions of Flesh & Blood 2pm

Wed 6 Steve Jobs (15) 7.30pm

Thu 7 Steve Jobs (15) 7.30pm

Fri 8 The Lady in the Van (12A) 7.30pm

Sat 9 The Lady in the Van (12A) 2pm

Sat 9 The Lady in the Van (12A) 7.30pm

Mon 11 The Lady in the Van (12A) 7.30pm

Tue 12 The Lady in the Van (12A) 2pm

Tue 12 The Lady in the Van (12A) 7.30pm

Wed 13 The Lady in the Van (12A) 2pm

Wed 13 NT Live: Jane Eyre 7pm

Thu 14 The Lady in the Van (12A) 2pm

Thu 14 The Lady in the Van (12A) 6.30pm

Fri 15 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 11am

Sat 16 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 2pm

Sat 16 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 6.30pm

Sun 17 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 3D 6pm

Mon 18 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 2pm

Mon 18 Movie Club: Macbeth (15) 7.30pm

Tue 19 Macbeth (15) 2pm

Tue 19 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 7.30pm

Wed 20 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 3D 7.30pm

Thu 21 Star Wars: The Force Awakens 11am

Mon 25 Movie Club: The Lobster (15) 7.30pm

Tue 26 The Dressmaker (12A) 2pm

Tue 26 Film Premiere: Dishonoured (18) 7.30pm

Wed 27 The Dressmaker (12A) 7.30pm

Thu 28 NT Live: Les Liaisons Dangereuses 7pm

Sat 30 Pan (PG) 11am

Sun 31 Royal Opera House Live: Rhapsody / The Two Pigeons 2pm

FebruaryMon 1 Carol (15) 7.30pm

Tue 2 Carol (15) 2pm

Tue 2 Carol (15) 7.30pm

Thu 4 Carol (15) 2pm

Thu 4 Royal Opera House Live: La Traviata 6.45pm

Fri 5 Snoopy & Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie (U) 4.30pm

Fri 5 In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 7.30pm

Sat 6 Snoopy & Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie (U) 2pm

Sat 6 In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 7.30pm

Mon 8 Movie Club: The Fear of 13 (15) 7.30pm

Tue 9 In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 2pm

Fri 12 The Good Dinosaur (PG) 4.30pm

Fri 12 Joy 7.30pm

Sat 13 The Good Dinosaur (PG) 3D 2pm

Sat 13 Joy 7.30pm

Tue 16 Joy 7.30pm

Wed 17 The Good Dinosaur (PG) 11am

Wed 17 A Walk in the Woods (15) 2pm

Wed 17 A Walk in the Woods (15) 7.30pm

Thu 18 The Good Dinosaur (PG) 2pm

Thu 18 A Walk in the Woods (15) 6.30pm

Fri 19 The Good Dinosaur (PG) 11am

Sat 20 The Danish Girl 7.30pm

Mon 22 The Danish Girl 2pm

Mon 22 Movie Club: Tangerine (15) 7.30pm

Tue 23 The Danish Girl 2pm

Tue 23 The Danish Girl 7.30pm

Wed 24 The Danish Girl 7.30pm

Thu 25 NT Live: As You Like It 7pm

Fri 26 Dad’s Army 7.30pm

Sat 27 Dad’s Army 2pm

Sat 27 Dad’s Army 7.30pm

Sun 28 Dad’s Army 2pm

Mon 29 Dad’s Army 7.30pm

MarchTue 1 Dad’s Army 1pm

Wed 2 Exhibition on Screen: Renoir 2pm

Wed 2 Dad’s Army 7.30pm

Thu 3 Dad’s Army 2pm

SEATING PLAN

Prices include the prevailing rate of VAT. Concessions apply to over 60s, under 16s, full time students, those in receipt of benefits, and if incapacity benefit, an accompanying carer. A Family Ticket applies to a group of four people which includes at least two under 16s (additional under 16s pay the equivalent price).

BOOKING TICKETSOnline 24 hours a day from www.southhollandcentre.co.ukIn person from the Box Office, Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 8.30pm. Pay by cash, cheque (made payable to South Holland District Council) or most credit or debit cards.Call our Box Office 01775 764777 during opening hours and book by credit/debit card.

PARKINGDaytime & evening: easy access from Herring Lane car park PE11 1TL (pay & display). Evening: nearest free parking from 6pm in Market Place PE11 1TB, and Vine Street car park PE11 1AN.All town centre public car parks are listed on the SHDC website: www.sholland.gov.uk

ACCESSPlease discuss your requirements with the Box Office at time of booking. There are wheelchair spaces on both auditorium floors. Ramped access to the entrance doors and passenger lift access to café & screening floors. For Induction Loop, please switch hearing aids to the ‘T’ position. A number of booster seats are available. CEA cards are accepted www.ceacard.co.uk (excludes special screenings). Audio description headphones are available on request for most films. Please enquire prior to booking.

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOWTo avoid disappointment we would strongly advise that you buy your tickets in advance.We regret that we are unable to refund money or exchange tickets within 28 days of a screening. If a film is sold out we will try to sell unwanted tickets. Children aged 10 years and under must be accompanied by an adult (aged 16 years or over) in the auditorium. Adults will be held responsible for younger children causing a disturbance to other patrons.Please take your seat by the published start time as films commence promptly. We will endeavour to open the auditorium 30 minutes before the screening starts.

The information contained in this leaflet is published in good faith and is correct at time of going to press. South Holland District Council reserves the right to vary the advertised programme without notice.

2D SCREENINGSMatinees: £5.50 Evenings: £6.30/£5.50 conc Family Ticket: £22 Movie Club student: £3.50

aLL 3D SCREENINGS£7.50/£6.50 concFamily ticket: £26

SaTELLITE SCREENINGS£13.50/£12 conc/£10 U26Unless stated.

TICKET PRICES

Box Office 01775 764777www.southhollandcentre.co.ukMarket Place, Spalding, Lincolnshire PE11 1SS

filmsjanuary - March 2016

From Fri 5 FebIn 1820 the American whaling ship Essex sank in an encounter with an enormous sperm whale, inspiring the legend of Moby Dick. Ron Howard’s thrilling action adventure features an all-star cast including Chris Hemsworth and Cillian Murphy. Contains moderate threat and injury detail. 2 hrs 2 mins

In the Heart of the Sea

Main Attractions

From Sat 2 JanDracula enrols his half-human, half-vampire grandson in a “monsters in training” bootcamp in this batty comedy adventure sequel. Perfect for all little monsters! 1 hr 29 mins

From Sat 2 JanAs war continues to ravage Panem, Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) and her fellow rebels fight their way through the explosive final instalment of the popular series. Contains moderate violence and threat. 2 hrs 17 mins

From Tue 5 JanThree key moments in the life of the man behind the technology corporation that changed the world, Apple Inc. Produced by a dream team of director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, with Michael Fassbender and Kate Winslet leading a great cast. 2 hr 2 mins

From Fri 8 JanWhen playwright Alan Bennett (Alex Jennings) allows eccentric Miss Shepherd (Maggie Smith) to temporarily park her van on his driveway – she ends up staying for 15 years! A funny, poignant and mostly true story adapted from Bennett’s hit play. Early booking advised. Contains infrequent strong language. 1 hr 44 mins

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2

Steve Jobs

The Fear of 13

Mon 8 FebAfter 23 years on Death Row, a convicted murderer petitions the court for his execution. A stylistically daring experiment in storytelling this documentary is as compelling as any crime drama, has a local connection, and features a final, shocking twist. 1 hr 35 mins

The Lady in the Van

MondayMovieClubThe best of world cinema with introductions and programme notes. All are welcome, subject to certificate, and normal admission prices apply. Special student ticket £3.50

Hotel Transylvania 2

From Fri 15 JanReturn to that galaxy far, far away as Han Solo, Princess Leia and Luke Skywalker join a new generation of heroes to take on the sinister Kylo Ren. With X-Wings, Tie Fighters, cross-shaped lightsabers and a rolling droid called BB-8 – expect spectacular thrills all the way! In 2D & 3D

From Tue 26 JanBittersweet comedy drama set in 1950s Australia in which Kate Winslet is the talented seamstress who brings fashion to the backwater hometown she left years before in disgrace. Contains infrequent strong language, moderate bloody violence, drug use. 1 hr 58 mins

Star Wars: The Force Awakens

The Dressmaker

12A Sat 30 JanA great fantasy adventure starts when a young Peter Pan forms a friendship with a certain Captain Hook in this imagined prequel to JM Barrie’s famous story. 1 hr 41 mins

Pan

From Mon 1 FebIn 1950s New York a young female department store worker embarks on an illicit affair with a glamorous and married older woman. Tipped for multiple prizes over the awards season, this beautifully realised, heart breaking drama features outstanding performances from Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett. 2 hrs

Special Screenings

From Fri 5 FebCharlie Brown, Snoopy and the gang make their big screen debut in an epic and heroic quest. Bright and cheerful fun suitable for the whole family. 1 hr 33 mins

Snoopy & Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie

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From Fri 12 FebIn an imagined world where dinosaurs weren’t wiped out by a meteor, a lost Apatosaurus tries to find his way home with the help of a human child. A gorgeous Disney Pixar adventure certain to brighten up half term. 1 hr 41 mins In 2D and 3D

The Good Dinosaur

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From Fri 12 FebJennifer Lawrence excels as Joy, a woman who battles through love, treachery and betrayal to forge her own business empire. An emotional and human comedy also starring Robert De Niro and Bradley Cooper.

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EXHIBITION ON SCREENGoya: Visions of Flesh and BloodWed 6 Jan, 2pmGet up close to the work of Francisco Goya, probably Spain’s most celebrated artist and the father of modern art. From The National Gallery, London.

Renoir: Reviled and ReveredWed 2 Mar, 2pmFascinating study of one of the most fiercely debated, yet influential artists. From The Barnes Collection in Philadelphia, home to the largest collection of Renoirs in the world.

£10 / £7.50 under 26s & schools

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FILM PREMIERE

Rhapsody / The Two PigeonsSun 31 Jan, 2pmDelightful Frederick Ashton ballet double bill opens with his setting of Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody. Ashton’s rare and deceptively comic The Two Pigeons completes the screening.

La TraviataThu 4 Feb, 6.45pmRichard Eyre crafts a traditional setting for one of Verdi’s finest operas depicting the story of Parisian courtesan Violetta Valéry. A glorious live screening of The Royal Opera’s most popular production.

Dishonoured (18)Tue 26 Jan, 7.30pmA red carpet premiere of the first ever feature length movie made entirely in South Holland, using only local cast and crew. A war veteran is dishonoured from the service for disobeying a direct order from Downing Street. Plus post screening Q&A with the cast.

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVEJane EyreWed 13 Jan, 7pmA bold and dynamic reimagining of Charlotte Brontë’s masterpiece, in which spirited heroine Jane overcomes poverty, injustice and betrayal. Recorded live from the London stage.

Les Liaisons DangereusesThu 28 Jan, 7pmLive broadcast from the Donmar Warehouse of a delicious tale of seduction and revenge amongst the aristocracy in pre-revolutionary France.

As You Like ItThu 25 Feb, 7pmShakespeare’s glorious comedy of love and change is screened live from the National Theatre.

£13.50 / £12 concessions / £10 under 26s / £40 family

Tangerine

Mon 22 FebSin-Dee and Alexandra are transgender hookers working the sun-shocked streets of LA on Xmas Eve. Shot entirely on an I-phone 5, Tangerine is a jaw-dropping wide-screen sexy wonder. 1 hr 26 mins

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Mon 18 Jan Plus matinee on Tue 19 Jan.“I am in blood stepped in so far” sighs Michael Fassbender in this richly imagined new version of Shakespeare’s tragedy, both a visual treat and a recognition that the Bard is hard to beat when it comes to raw intense drama. 1hr 53mins

Mon 25 JanSet in a slightly future world where single people are turned into animals of their choice unless they find a partner within 45 days, this weirdly amusing commentary on being human is possibly the strangest film you’ll see all year. 1 hr 58 mins

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From Wed 17 FebVeteran travel writer Bill Bryson (Robert Redford) undertakes his greatest challenge when he sets out to trek the Appalachian Trail with a gnarled old friend (Nick Nolte). Entertaining old timer’s comedy with some great views! 1 hr 42 mins

A Walk in the Woods

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15 From Sat 20 FebEddie Redmayne gives another astonishing performance, this time as Danish artist and pioneer Einar Wegener who changed gender to become beautiful Lili Elbe in the early 20th century. Directed by Tom Hooper and filmed with a gorgeous painterly touch, the film also stars Alicia Vikander and Ben Whishaw.

The Danish Girl

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From Fri 26 FebThe Home Guard have to deal with a visiting female journalist and a German spy in this hilarious big screen revival of the TV classic. A wealth of British stars including Catherine Zeta Jones, Bill Nighy (Wilson) and Toby Jones (Mainwaring) take on the iconic roles.

Dad’s Army

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