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WATERMANS – YOUR LOCAL ARTS CENTRE40 High Street, Brentford, TW8 0DS Box Office: Open daily 1pm–9pm watermans.org.uk Follow us @WatermansArts

Films start at the times shown. Late-comers may not be admitted.

PARENTS&BABIES Screenings are exclusively for parents with babies up to the age of 1 year.

FAMILYCINEMA All tickets £5.

EVERYMONDAY,EVERYFILM (excluding NT Encores)

ENGLISHSUBTITLEDSCREENING

FORTHEHARDOFHEARING

DIARYFRI2FEBRUARY13:00 Journey’s End 15:30 Downsizing 18:15 Hostiles 21:00 Journey’s End

SAT3FEBRUARY 11:00 The Nut Job 2 13:00 Journey’s End 15:30 Hostiles 18:15 Journey’s End 20:45 Downsizing

SUN4FEBRUARY 14:00 Downsizing 17:00 Journey’s End 19:30 Hostiles

MON5FEBRUARY 12:30 Downsizing 15:15 Hostiles 18:00 Journey’s End 20:30 Downsizing

TUE6FEBRUARY 12:45 Journey’s End 15:15 Downsizing 18:00 Hostiles 20:45 Journey’s End

WED7FEBRUARY 11:30 Downsizing 15:15 Downsizing 18:00 Journey’s End 20:30 Hostiles

THU8FEBRUARY 12:30 Hostiles 15:15 Journey’s End 17:45 Hostiles 20:30 Downsizing

FRI9FEBRUARY 13:00 The Post 15:30 Journey’s End 18:00 The Post 20:30 Last Flag Flying

SAT10FEBRUARY 10:30 The BFG 13:15 Journey’s End 15:45 Last Flag Flying 18:30 Journey’s End 21:00 The Post

SUN11FEBRUARY 14:30 Journey’s End 17:00 The Post 19:45 Last Flag Flying

MON12FEBRUARY 10:30 Paddington 2 13:00 Ferdinand 15:30 Last Flag Flying 18:15 The Post 20:45 Journey’s End

TUE13FEBRUARY 10:30 Paddington 2 13:00 Ferdinand 15:30 The Post 18:00 Journey’s End 20:30 Last Flag Flying

WED14FEBRUARY 11:30 Journey’s End 14:30 Ferdinand 19:00 Twelfth Night – RSC Live

THU15FEBRUARY 10:30 Paddington 2 13:00 Ferdinand 15:30 Last Flag Flying 18:15 The Post 20:45 Journey’s End

FRI16FEBRUARY 10:30 Ferdinand 13:00 Ferdinand 15:30 A Woman’s Life 18:00 The Post 20:30 Loveless

SAT17FEBRUARY 10:30 Paddington 2 13:00 French Impressions 14:30 A Woman’s Life 18:00 The Post 20:30 Loveless

SUN18FEBRUARY 14:30 Loveless 17:15 The Post 20:00 A Woman’s Life

MON19FEBRUARY 13:00 The Post 15:30 A Woman’s Life 18:00 The Post 20:30 Loveless

TUE20FEBRUARY 13:00 Loveless 15:45 The Post 18:15 A Woman’s Life 20:45 The Post

WED21FEBRUARY 11:30 The Post 15:45 A Woman’s Life 18:15 The Post 20:45 Loveless

THU22FEBRUARY 12:30 Loveless 15:15 The Post 19:00 Cat On A Hot Tin Roof – NT Live

FRI23FEBRUARY 13:00 The Shape of Water 15:45 Roman J. Israel, Esq. 18:30 The Mercy 20:45 The Shape of Water

SAT24FEBRUARY 11:00 The Boss Baby 13:15 The Mercy 15:30 Roman J. Israel, Esq. 18:15 The Shape of Water 21:00 The Mercy

SUN25FEBRUARY 14:30 Roman J. Israel, Esq. 17:15 The Shape of Water 20:00 The Mercy

MON26FEBRUARY 13:00 The Shape of Water 15:45 The Mercy 18:00 The Shape of Water 20:45 Roman J. Israel, Esq.

TUE27FEBRUARY 13:00 Roman J. Israel, Esq. 15:45 The Mercy 18:30 The Shape of Water 21:00 The Mercy

WED28FEBRUARY 11:30 The Shape of Water 15:45 The Mercy 18:00 Roman J. Israel, Esq. 20:45 The Shape of Water

THU1MARCH 13:00 The Shape of Water 15:45 Roman J. Israel, Esq. 18:30 The Mercy 20:30 The Shape of Water

F E B R UA RY 2018

TICKETS DAYTIME £9 (£8 concs) PEAKTIME (Weekdays post 5.30pm and weekends) £10 (£9 concs) PARENTS&BABIES£7 FAMILYCINEMA £5 FRENCHIMPRESSIONS £13.50 (£12.50 concs) MONDAYS All tickets £6 STUDENTS£6

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FEBRUARY CINEMA

JOURNEY’S END ( 12A) FRI2–THU15FEBDir. Saul Dibb/108m/

2017/UK. Paul

Bettany, Sam Claflin,

Asa Butterfield

Based on the play of the same name by R.C. Sherriff. It is 1918 World War I. A group of officers arrive to take their turn in the front-line trenches of northern France, led by the war-weary Captain Stanhope.

DOWNSIZ ING ( 15)FRI2–THU8FEBDir. Alexander

Payne/135m/2017/

Norway, USA. Matt

Damon, Christoph

Waltz, Hong Chau

In this comedy sci-fi drama, scientists come up with a solution to over-population by shrinking humans to five inches tall. “Matt Damon thinks small in Alexander Payne’s miniature masterpiece

… a winningly

inventive tale of masculinity in crisis.” ★★★★★ The Guardian

HOSTILES ( 15)FRI2–THU8FEBDir. Scott Cooper/134m/2017/

USA. Rosamund Pike, Christian Bale,

Ben Foster

In 1892, a legendary Army captain reluctantly agrees to escort a Cheyenne chief and his family through dangerous territory.

“A finely crafted Western … which boasts an astounding performance from Christian Bale.” ★★★★ Empire Online

THE POST ( 12A) FRI9–THU22FEB(EXCL.WED14)Dir. Steven Spielberg/116m/2017/

USA. Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks,

Sarah Paulson

This thrilling drama based on true events, sees an unlikely partnership between The Washington Post’s first female publisher Katharine Graham (Streep) and editor Ben Bradlee (Hanks). Desperate to beat their competitor The New York Times, they risk their careers and freedom to expose a massive cover-up of government secrets contained in the Pentagon Papers.

LAST FLAG FLYING ( 15) FRI9–THU15FEB(EXCL.WED)Dir. Richard Linklater/125m/2017/

USA. Bryan Cranston, Laurence

Fishburne, Steve Carell

Three Vietnam war buddies come together for one more mission of a different kind. Featuring an all-star cast, this is a funny comedy drama.

A WOMAN’S L IFE ( 12A)FRI16–WED21FEBDir. Stéphane

Brizé/119m/2017/

Fr. Bel./Subs. Judith

Chemla, Jean-Pierre

Darroussin, Yolande Moreau

A powerful adaptation of Guy de Maupassant’s first novel ‘Une vie’, A Woman’s Life is a timeless story of love, betrayal and anguish set in the repressive patriarchal world of early 19th century Normandy.

LOVELESS ( 15) FRI16–THU22FEBDir.Andrey

Zvyagintsev/

122m/2017/Rus,

Fr, Ger/Subs.

Maryana Spivak,

Aleksey Rozin, Matvey Novikov

“Russian director Andrei Zvyagintsev has produced another masterpiece in this apocalyptic study of a failed marriage and the subsequent disappearance of a child.” ★★★★★ The Guardian

THE SHAPE OF WATER ( 15) FRI23FEB–THU1MARDir. Guillermo del

Toro/123m/2017/

Can. Sally Hawkins,

Octavia Spencer,

Michael Shannon

Set against the backdrop of Cold War era America circa 1962. A beautiful love story between a mute cleaning lady, who works in a high-security government laboratory and falls in love with a scaly underwater beast.

ROMAN J. ISRAEL, ESQ. (12A) FRI23FEB–THU1MARDir. Dan Gilroy/122m/2017/USA

Denzel Washington, Colin Farrell,

Carmen Ejogo

Denzel Washington stars as a driven, idealistic defense attorney whose life is upended when a turbulent series of events challenges the activism that has defined his career.

THE MERCY ( 12A) FRI23FEB–THU1MARDir. James Marsh/102m/2017/

UK Rachel Weisz, Colin Firth,

David Thewlis

From the film director of The Theory of Everything comes the true story of an amateur sailor David Crowther (Firth) who attempted the 1968 Sunday Times Golden Globe Race single-handedly.

SPECIAL SCREENINGS

FAMILY CINEMASATS11AM(UNLESSOTHERWISESTATEDSEEDIARYFORTIMES).TICKETS£5

THE NUT JOB 2: NUTTY BY NATURE (U)SAT3FEBDir. Cal Brunker/91m/2017/Can, USA

The evil mayor plans to bulldoze Liberty Park and to replace it with an amusement park. Surly Squirrel and his friends must band together to save their home.

THE BFG (PG)SAT10FEBDir: Steven Spielberg/117m/2016/

UK, Canada, USA

“Mark Rylance makes Roald Dahl’s big softie completely believable in Steven Spielberg’s winning adaptation.” ★★★★ The Guardian

FEBRUARY HALF-TERMPADDINGTON 2 (PG)MON12–SAT17(EXCL.WED&FRI)Dir. Paul King/103m/2017/Fr, UK

“There is so much to love about this sequel to the 2014 family film that it’s hard to know where to start…” ★★★★★ Evening Standard

FERDINAND (U)MON12–FRI16FEBDir. Carlos Saldanha/107m/2017/USA

An enjoyable family animated film tells the story of a giant bull with a big heart.

THE BOSS BABY (U)SAT24FEBDirs. Hendel Butoy, Tom McGrath/

97m/2016/USA

A hilariously universal story about how a new baby’s arrival impacts a family, told from the point of view of a wildly imaginative 7-year-old named Tim.

TWELFTH NIGHT ( 15)WED14FEB Dir.Christopher

Luscombe/210m tbc/

2017/UK. Adrian Edmondson,

Kara Tointon, Dinita Gohil

Christopher Luscombe, Director of the ‘glorious’ (Daily Telegraph) Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing (2014 and 2016), returns to the RSC to tackle Shakespeare’s greatest comedy.

CAT ON A HOT T IN ROOFTHU22FEB–LIVESUN11&MON19MAR–ENCOREDir.Benedict Andrews

185m tbc/2017/USA

Sienna Miller, Jack O’Connell,

Colm Meaney

“A brilliant, lacerating account of the play… unforgettable” ★★★★ The Independent

TICKETS:£17OR£14.50

FRENCH IMPRESSIONS A Woman’s Life is an elegant and intriguing adaption of a Maupassant story that shows how far the French costume drama has come this century. Jon Davies explains how this has happened with other superb examples of French heritage cinema.

A WOMAN’S L IFE ( 12A)SAT17FEB

Dir. Stéphane Brizé/119m/

2017/Fr. Bel./Subs

Judith Chemla, Jean-Pierre

Darroussin, Yolande Moreau

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AN AMERICAN IN PARIS ( 12A)WED16MAY Dir. Christopher Wheeldon/160m

2017/USA. Robert Fairchild,

Leanne Cope, Haydn Oakley

This breathtakingly beautiful Tony® Award-winning Broadway musical, inspired by the Oscar® winning MGM film is pre-recorded from London’s West End.“Full of dance, romance and glorious Gershwin!”★★★★★ The Sunday Times

Nominated Evening Standard British Film Award

for Best Actor Sam Clafin

Nominated for 1 Golden Globe

Award Best Actress in a

Supporting Role

Won FIPRESCI Award best film

Venice Film Festival

2016

Nominated for Golden Globe 2018

for Best Foreign Film, Won Jury Award Cannes

Film Festival 2017 and Won Best Film

London Film Festival 2017

Won 2 Golden Globe Awards and

Nominated for 12 BAFTA Awards

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