PHOENIX CINEMA F E B R U A RY & M A RC H

WELCOME It’s awards season and we are ready for the red carpet! Dressed in vintage red and gold, the Phoenix is the perfect place to catch some of the best films of the year. As a single-screen cinema, there are always a few great movies we can’t show on release, so we’ve collected some of “the ones that got away” and we’ll be screening them during the week of the Oscars®, along with some returning favourites which have also picked up nominations. We’ll also be showing some European releases, supporting smaller-scale film production and offering our audience a truly diverse programme. We’re excited about: • Waving our handkerchiefs on Easter Monday (p.13) • Hearing a musical quartet breathe new life into a silent classic (p.22) • Celebrating women who made a difference (p.24) Every ticket, membership, coffee or ice cream you buy goes towards the work of the Phoenix. Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to welcoming you soon.

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WELCOME & CONTENTS 1-2 MAIN FEATURES 3-10 FOR THE FAMILY 11-15 CAFÉ BAR & GALLERY 16 EDUCATION 17-18 CINEMEMORIES 19 MEMBERSHIP 20 SPECIAL EVENTS 21-25 SCREEN ARTS 26-28 CINEMA INFORMATION 29-30 CALENDAR 31-34

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FROM FRIDAY 5 FEBRUARY

Trumbo 15 2hrs 4. USA 2015. Directed by Jay Roach. With Bryan Cranston, Elle Fanning, Diane Lane, Helen Mirren. When Dalton Trumbo, a well-considered screenwriter in Hollywood in the 1940s as well as a member of the Communist party, refused to testify in front of the notorious House Un-American Activities Committee in 1947, his refusal led to his imprisonment as well as a period of blacklisting that lasted over a decade. During that time he continued to work clandestinely, and saw Academy Awards® for films he had written – such as Roman Holiday – go to other people who had been credited for his scripts. With an Oscar®-nominated performance from Bryan Cranston (Drive, Breaking Bad), the cast includes Helen Mirren(The Queen, Calendar Girls), Diane Lane (The Perfect Storm) and Michael Stuhlbarg (A Serious Man). 3

FROM FRIDAY 5 FEBRUARY

Spotlight 15 2hrs 9. USA 2015. Directed by Thomas McCarthy. With Rachael McAdams, Liev Schreiber, Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Stanley Tucci, John Slattery. A tense, investigative thriller following the “Spotlight” team of newspaper reporters at the Boston Globe, who delve into allegations of abuse in the Catholic Church. Their investigation uncovers a decades-long cover-up at the highest levels of Boston’s religious, legal, and government establishment, touching off a wave of revelations around the world. With Academy Award® nominations for Best Picture and Director, Spotlight tells the riveting true story of the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation that would rock the city and cause a crisis in one of the world’s oldest and most trusted institutions. “Skin-prickling” - Robbie Collin, The Telegraph 4

FROM FRIDAY 19 FEBRUARY

A Bigger Splash 15 2hrs 4. Italy/France 2015. Directed by Luca Guadagnino. With Tilda Swinton, Matthias Schoenaerts, Ralph Fiennes,Dakota Johnson. Bowie-esque rock legend Marianne (Tilda Swinton) is recuperating in near-silence on the volcanic island of Pantelleria with her partner Paul when iconoclast record producer and old flame Harry (Fiennes) unexpectedly arrives with his newly-discovered daughter Penelope and interrupts their holiday, bringing with him an blast of nostalgia, noise and heat. A Bigger Splash is a sensuous portrait of desire, jealousy and rock and roll, under the Mediterranean sun. “A real pleasure” - Andrew Pulver, The Guardian 5

FROM FRIDAY 19 FEBRUARY

Rams (Hrútar) 15 1hr 33. Iceland 2015. Directed by Grímur Hákonarson. With Sigurður Sigurjónsson, Theodór Júlíusson, Charlotte Bøving. In a secluded valley in Iceland, Gummi and Kiddi live side by side, tending to their sheep. Their ancestral sheep-stock is considered one of the country’s best, and the two brothers are repeatedly awarded for their prized rams who carry an ancient lineage. Although they share the land and a way of life, Gummi and Kiddi have not spoken to each other in four decades. When disaster strikes, each brother tries to stave off ruin in his own fashion but will they have to work together if they are to defeat the authorities? Winner of Un Certain Regard at Cannes.

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FROM FRIDAY 26 FEBRUARY: OSCAR® NOMINATED SPECIAL SCREENINGS

45 YEARS

BEST ACTRESS (CHARLOTTE RAMPLING)

THE BIG SHORT

BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR (CHRISTIAN BALE)

MAD MAX: FURY ROAD BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR BEST DESIGN

THE MARTIAN

BEST PICTURE BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN BEST ACTOR (MATT DAMON)

STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY

THE HATEFUL 8

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY 7

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FROM FRIDAY 4 MARCH

Hail, Caesar! tbc TBC. USA 2016. Directed by Ethan Coen, Joel Coen. With Channing Tatum, Scarlett Johansson, Tilda Swinton, George Clooney. Firm Phoenix favourites the Coen Brothers (The Big Lebowski, Inside Llewyn Davis) return to the Golden Age Hollywood setting of their Palme d’Orwinning Barton Fink with a frenetic, hilarious farce surrounding a day in the life of a fixer for a major studio. Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin) has a day that goes from bad to worse as he tries to find out what has happened to a star who has disappeared mid-production, eventually uncovering an elaborate kidnapping plot. Returning Coen regulars Brolin (No Country For Old Men), George Clooney (O, Brother, Where Art Thou?) and Frances McDormand (Raising Arizona) and a gloriously funny script make this one of the real treats of 2016. 8

FROM FRIDAY 18 MARCH

High-Rise tbc 1hr 52. UK 2015. Directed by Ben Wheatley. With Tom Hiddleston, Jeremy Irons, Sienna Miller, Reece Shearsmith. In a London tower block on the eve of Margaret Thatcher’s first general election victory, the affluent residents of the luxury upper floors are sinking into immorality and decadence, and those trapped lower down are beginning to resent their unequal treatment – civilisation is breaking down, and Dr Robert Laing (Tom Hiddleston, Crimson Peak, Thor), newly moved in to the 25th floor, has a perfect view. With a script by his long-term collaborator and partner Amy Jump, cult director Ben Wheatley (Kill List, Sightseers) brings J G Ballard’s dystopian satire to the screen “with a flourish” (Tim Robey, The Telegraph). 9

FROM FRIDAY 25 MARCH

Marguerite 15 2hrs 9. France/Czech Republic/Belgium 2015. Directed by Xavier Giannoli. With Catherine Frot, André Marcon. Loosely based on the true story of American socialite and amateur singer Florence Foster Jenkins, Xavier Giannoli’s film is set in 1920s Paris and stars Catherine Frot (The Page Turner), who gives a heartfelt performance as the passionate, always-hopeful title character. Surrounded by people who refuse to tell her the truth about her voice for various reasons kindness, venality, a peaceful (but never quiet) life - Marguerite has a vulnerability which invites the audience to think more deeply about her character and motivations.

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EVERY SATURDAY SATURDAYS 12 NOON

PHOENIX KIDS CLUB On Saturdays at 11am we have a free activity for kids aged 5-10 followed by a film at midday. A maximum of 20 children can attend the pre-film activities, so prebooking through our box office is advised. Tickets for the film £3. Friends discount not applicable. No lone adults. All children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by a responsible adult. All films are shown in 2D.

30 JANUARY

Pan PG

1hr 51. 12-year-old orphan Peter is spirited away to the magical world of Neverland, where he discovers his destiny to become the hero who will be forever known as Peter Pan.

6 FEBRUARY

Back to the Future Part II PG 1hr 48. After visiting 2015, Marty McFly must repeat his visit to 1955 to prevent disastrous changes to 1985... without interfering with his first trip.

13 FEBRUARY

The Good Dinosaur PG I hr 33. An epic journey into the world of dinosaurs where an Apatosaurus named Arlo makes an unlikely human friend.

20 FEBRUARY

Ghosthunters PG 11

1hr 39. Eleven-year-old Tom teams up with a ghost and a former ghosthunter when an Ice Demon threatens the world.

KIDS CLUB

TICKETS £3 £2

27 FEBRUARY

Paper Planes U 1hr 39. The enchanting story of a young Australian boy’s passion for flight and his challenge to compete in the World Paper Plane Championships in Japan.

5 MARCH

The Jungle Book U 1hr 19. This is your chance to come and enjoy all the excitement of Disney’s 1967 jumpin’ jungle classic before its new release in April 2016.

12 MARCH

Snoopy And Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie U 1hr 28. Snoopy embarks upon his greatest mission as he and his team take to the skies to pursue their archnemesis, while his best pal Charlie Brown begins his own epic quest back home to win the love of his life.

19 MARCH

LIAF PG

1hr 19. A selection of enchanting animated short films from the London International Animation Festival.

26 MARCH

The NeverEnding Story

U

1hr 42. A troubled boy dives into a wonderous fantasy world through the pages of a mysterious book.

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HALF TERM AND EASTER

The Iron Giant: Signature Edition U 15-19 February (times tbc) 2hrs. USA 1999. Directed by Brad Bird. Headstrong and imaginative Hogarth sets out exploring to find a 50-foot robot. An instant classic, the animation has been remastered and enhanced with additional scenes. Tickets £6/£4 • Family ticket £16

The Railway Children PG Easter Monday 28 March 3pm 2hrs 5 including 15 minute interval. York Theatre Royal’s Olivier awardwinning production, bringing to life E. Nesbit’s classic story. The filmed event from the National Railway Museum in Yorkshire features the original locomotive from the muchloved 1970 film. “Spectacular” ***** The Guardian Tickets £13/£11 • Family ticket £44 13

EVERY TUESDAY AT 11AM

A special 30 minute programme in a relaxed environment perfect for little ones with a fun activity at 10.30am (places are limited and must be pre-booked in person or over the phone) Ages 2-4. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets £3 per child. Please note: Toddler Time programmes are subject to change. 2 February Hopster

23 February Rastamouse

15 March Boj

9 February Toot the Tiny Tug Boat

1 March Q Pootle 5

22 March Hey Duggee

8 March Hopster

29 March Messy Goes To Okido

16 February The Hive

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BUB CLUB: WEDNESDAYS AT 11AM

10 February Trumbo (p.3) 17 February Spotlight (p.4) 24 February A Bigger Splash (p.5) 2 March TBC 9 March Hail, Caesar! (p.8) 16 March TBC 23 March TBC 30 March Marguerite (p.10) No need to find a babysitter or worry about making noise. A great way to meet other carers who happen to be film fans too. Enjoy a chat over tea and a tasty treat in our welcoming café afterwards. Tickets only £7 (babies go free!) 15

BRINGING UP BABY For parents & carers of infants under 12 months

CAFÉ BAR & GALLERY Alongside our freshly made cookies and cakes, we source locally produced items from independent companies who offer something a little different, just like us. Delicious Sacred Spirits distilled in Highgate pair perfectly with our Fever Tree mixers. We also stock Square Root sodas, infused by hand in Hackney Downs - not far from the Crate Brewery, which produces our lagers and ales. Hiring the Cafe Did you know you can hire our Cafe Bar for your book launch, poetry reading or other event? We can provide drinks and refreshments for your guests as well as the perfect space for you to host. Packages start from just £60 and can be tailored to suit your need. To enquire please email: [email protected]

Gallery February Cathy Burkinshaw and Gilly Bailey Birds, Nature, Life March Tania Lixenberg Landscapes, Flowers, Still Life 16

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FILM STUDIES

FILM STUDIES THURSDAYS AT 10.30AM Open to everyone with an interest in film, these screenings are curated around termly themes, and from January we’ll be looking at British Art Cinema, featuring the works of directors such Derek Jarman, Peter Greenaway, Terence Davies and Sally Potter. The screenings are on Thursday mornings at 10.30am. Please check our website for details. Tickets £6

Prospero’s Books 15

Thurs 4 February 2hr 6. UK/Netherlands/France/Italy/Japan 1991. Directed by Peter Greenaway. With John Gielgud, Michael Clark, Michel Blanc, Mark Rylance.

The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover 18 Thurs 11 February 2hr 4. UK/France 1989. Directed by Peter Greenaway. With Helen Mirren, Michael Gambon, Richard Bohringer, Tim Roth.

Distant Voices, Still Lives 15

Thurs 25 February 1hr 25. UK 1988. Directed by Terence Davies. With Freda Dowie, Pete Postlethwaite, Angela Walsh, Dean Williams, Lorraine Ashbourne.

The Long Day Closes PG

Thurs 3 March 1hr 25. UK 1992. Directed by Terence Davies. With Marjorie Yates, Leigh McCormack, Anthony Watson. 17

EDUCATION The Tango Lesson PG

Thurs 10 March 1hr 42. UK/France/Argentina/Germany/Japan 1997. Directed by Sally Potter. With Sally Potter, Pablo Veron.

Last Resort 15

Thurs 17 March 1hr 17. UK 2000. Directed by Pawel Pawlikowski. With Dina Korzun, Paddy Considine.

Katalin Varga 15

Thurs 24 March 1hr 25. UK/Romania 2009. Directed by Peter Strickland. With Hilda Péter, Norbert Tankó, Lázló Mátray.

VISIT THE PHOENIX Did you know we also offer school visits? Your class can have exclusive use of the auditorium, a special screening, participate in amazing workshops and get an exciting peek behind the scenes of our historic building. See our website for ideas or ask us about tailoring a visit to your specifications. For more info please email: education@ phoenixcinema.co.uk 18

CINEMEMORIES

Dementia Friendly Screenings Our Cinememories dementia friendly screenings are free for anyone over 60, who can bring up to two guests of any age, such as friends, family and carers. The screening will be Dementia Friendly, with brighter lighting, quieter sound and a break in the middle of the film for a sing-a-long and comfort break. This is included in the running times below. FREE Dementia Friendly screenings coming up in February & March:

The Wizard of Oz PG

Tues 2 February 12 noon 2hr 36. USA 1939. Directed by Victor Fleming. With Judy Garland, Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger.

West Side Story PG

Tues 1 March 12 noon 3hr 20. USA 1961. Directed by Jerome Robbins, Robert Wise. With Natalie Wood, George Chakiris, Richard Beymer, Rita Moreno.

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes U Guys & Dolls U Tues 16 February 12 noon 2hr 18. USA 1953. Directed by Howard Hawks. With Jane Russell, Marilyn Monroe, Charles Coburn.

Tues 15 March 12 noon 3hr 16. USA 1956. Directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz. With Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons, Frank Sinatra, Vivian Blaine.

Cinememories is kindly supported by The Mercer’s Company. Programme supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery www.filmlondon.org.uk/filmhub.

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FRIENDS OF THE PHOENIX FRIENDS

Support your local, independent cinema! Picturedrome Membership

The membership for film lovers £25 SINGLE / £40 JOINT • 2 free tickets • £2 off main features & selected special events • 2 guest discounts (£2 off a guest’s film ticket) • 10% off Cafe Bar

Coliseum Membership

The membership for performing arts lovers £100 SINGLE / £175 JOINT • 4 free tickets + 4 guest discounts • £2 off main features • Priority booking and discounts on special events and Screen Arts • 15% off Cafe Bar

Rex Membership

The membership for charity engagement £1000 SINGLE / £1500 JOINT • Unlimited free film tickets + 4 guest discounts • Priority booking and discounts on special events and Screen Arts • 20% off Cafe Bar Plus all members benefit from: • No booking fees • Friends screenings • Local business discounts

10% Renewal discount!

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Cycling Triple Bill: Kings of the Hour + Q&A Sun 7 February 2pm 3hrs 30. Join us for this triple bill of documentaries, followed by a Q&A with Anquetil’s “superdomestique” Vin Denson. On Yer Bike Director Peter Carr follows Scottish cycling maverick Graeme Obree. The Final Hour Olympic pursuit champion Chris Boardman builds up to a record-breaking attempt. Jacques Anquetil: The Man, The Mystery, The Legend Directed by Philip Kohly. Tickets £9.50/£7

Power in our Hands PG + Director Q&A Sun 7 February 6.00pm 2hr 30. Power in Our Hands is a ground-breaking documentary – containing newly digitised archive footage available to the public for the first time – on the Deaf community’s fight for civil rights and principally, the right to be heard. Tickets £6 21

SPECIAL EVENTS

My Nazi Legacy 15 + Q&A Sun 21 February 5pm 2hrs 20. An emotional, psychological exploration of three men wrestling with their past, the present of Europe and conflicting versions of the truth. “Outstanding” - Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian We are delighted to welcome both director David Evans and writer Philippe Sands for a Q&A after the film. Tickets £11.50/£9

Phantom of the Opera PG Sun 21 February 1.30pm 1hr 33. USA 1925. Directed by Rupert Julian & Lon Chaneyn. Acclaimed instrumentalist quartet Minima perform a live accompaniment for this silent film classic. Tickets £9.50/£7

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Orthodox 18 + Q&A Sun 21 February 8pm 2hrs 30. UK 2015. Directed by David Leon. With Stephen Graham, Michael Smiley and Christopher Fairbank. A young man turns to boxing to defend himself against social persecution and find his identity in the North London Jewish Community. Actors Stephen Graham and Michael Smiley will be joining us for a Q&A session after the screening, hosted by writer Tom Grater. Tickets £9/£11

Havana Club Rumba Sessions: La Clave/ Cuban Music, African Roots 18 + Q&A Sun 28 February 2pm 2hrs. The latest chapter in the longstanding relationship between Gilles Peterson and the music of Cuba, this feature-length documentary by Charlie Inman sees him explore the roots of Rumba. Crispin Robinson and Dr Michelle Asantewa will be joining us for a Q&A after the film.

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Tickets £9.50/£7 This event is an extension of the BFI African Odysseys programme and is supported by Black History Walks www.blackhistorywalks.co.uk.

FOR INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

Nzingha : African Warrior Queen 18 Sun 6 March 4pm 1hr 49. Angola 2013. Directed by Sergio Graciano. With Lesliana Pereira, Érica Chissapa and Miguel Hurst. Nzingha, an African Warrior Queen of the area now referred to as Congo/Angola, was on her throne at the time as England’s James I. This epic historical actiondrama tells the astonishing true story of this female general who fought a 40 year war against slavery. This event is an extension of the BFI African Odysseys programme and is supported by Black History Walks www blackhistorywalks.co.uk. Tickets £9.50/£7

Make More Noise: Suffragettes in Silent Film PG Tues 8 March 4pm 1hr 20. This selection of silent films from the BFI National Archive shows how suffragettes were portrayed on the cinema screen while their battles were still being waged on the streets outside. Tickets £7/£6

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Mirror U Sun 20 March 1.30pm 1hr 46. Russia 1975. Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky. With Margarita Terekhova, (Anatoli Solonitsyn) Ignat Daniltsev and Larisa Tarkovskya. In Russian with English subtitles. This lyrical film unfolds as an organic flow of memories, recalled by a dying poet, of key moments in his life as well as in that of the Russian people during the tumultuous events of the twentieth century. “Tarkovsky is for me the greatest, the one who invented a new language, true to the nature of film as it captures life as a reflection, life as a dream.” Ingmar Bergman Tickets £6 25

NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE

As You Like It Thurs 25 February 7pm (Live) Mon 29 February 12.30pm (Encore) 4hrs. Starring Rosalie Craig Tickets £15/£13 ‘Magical. Flock to this enchanted Arden’ Observer ‘Revolutionary. Fresh, funny and invigorating’ Mail on Sunday

Hangmen Thurs 3 March 7pm (Live) Mon 7 March 12.00pm (Encore) 3hrs. Directed by Matthew Dunster. Starring David Morrisey, Andy Nyman, Johnny Flynn Tickets £15/£13 ‘The funniest play in London right now’ Time Out ‘Gripping, funny and dramatically tense’ Sunday Times

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SCREEN ARTS

Bolshoi Ballet:

Spartacus Sun 13 March 3pm 2 hr 50 mins. 2013. Cast: Mikhail Lobukhin, Svetlana Zakharova, Vladislav Lantratov, Anna Nikulina and the Bolshoi Corps de Ballet. Tickets £15/£13

Kenneth Branagh Theatre:

The Winter’s Tale Sun 14 February 1.30pm 3 hr 15mins. Cast: Judi Dench, Tom Bateman, Jessie Buckley, Hadley Fraser, Miranda Raison, Kenneth Branagh. Tickets £13/£11

Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man Tues 1 March 7pm 3 hr 11. 2015. Choreographer: Matthew Bourne. Tickets £15/£13 27

MET OPERA LIVE IN HD

Manon Lescaut Sat 5 March 5.55pm (Live) Sun 6 March 12pm (Encore) 3hr 8min. The Met stage ignites when soprano Kristine Opolais and tenor Jonas Kaufmann join forces in Puccini’s obsessive love story. Opolais sings the title role of the country girl who transforms herself into a Parisian temptress, while Kaufmann is the dashing student who desperately woos her. Director Richard Eyre places the action in occupied France in a film noir setting. “Desperate passion” is the phrase Puccini himself used to describe the opera that confirmed his position as the preeminent Italian opera composer of his day. Met Principal Conductor Fabio Luisi leads the stirring score. Tickets £28/£24/£22/£18

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CINEMA INFORMATION FILM TIMES Main features and some special events start 20 minutes after the stated programme times. All other screenings start promptly at the published times. All times listed are subject to confirmation. For up to date information please: • Visit www.phoenixcinema.co.uk. • Join our free email list. Go to our website or visit the box office. • Call 020 8444 6789 for recorded film times 24 hours a day. • Pick up a weekly time sheet at the cinema or local libraries and shops. • Check listings on the Time Out website and in national papers PARKING East Finchley Tube Station: £4.50 Mon–Fri, £1.50 Saturday, £1 Sundays/Bank Holidays. Local parking: Max stay 90mins, payable by mobile phone. Free after 6.30pm and Sundays/Bank Holidays. TRANSPORT Tube: East Finchley (Northern Line) Buses: 102, 143, 263, N20.

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BOX OFFICE 020 8444 6789 TICKETS AND BOOKING The box office is open from 11am Mon–Sat and from 1pm Sunday. Adults Mon (any time) + Tue-Fri (before 5pm): £7 Sat/Sun/BHols + Tue-Fri (after 5pm): £9.50 Concessions* Mon-Fri (any time) + Sat/Sun/ BHols (before 5pm): £7 Children under 15 Mon (any time) + Tue-Fri (before 5pm): £5 Sat/Sun/BHols + Tue-Fri (after 5pm): £6 *unemployed, senior citizens, students, registered disabled. Please bring proof of status. Prices and discounts for special events may vary. • Tickets for the film week starting Friday will go on sale no later than the Monday prior. • Saturday evening shows and special events have allocated seating. • Tickets booked online or by telephone subject to booking fee. • No refunds or exchanges will be given within 48 hours of a regular film screening or within one week of our special events and live broadcasts. All refunds are at the manager’s discretion.

WWW.PHOENIXCINEMA.CO.UK ACCESSIBILITY • Full access for wheelchair users: external ramp, lift, disabled toilet. Four dedicated spaces in the auditorium. Please let us know when booking. • Guide dogs welcome; please let us know in advance. • Disabled parking available on the High Road and Fairlawn Avenue on single yellow lines and in parking bays any time, free of charge. • Limited guide features for visually impaired visitors. Stairs have clear markings, floor surfaces are non-slip. Staff will be happy to assist. • Free admission for carers of registered disabled visitors, subject to CEA card and availability. Applications for the CEA card available from the box office. • Subtitled screenings will be offered whenever a subtitle track is available. Please sign up for our newsletter to be kept up to date on these screenings. • Integrated induction loop available. • This programme is available online and in large format, on request.

HIRE THE PHOENIX Our unique, historic building is available to host: • Children’s parties • Special occasions • Charity fundraising events • Book and product launches • Film and TV Shoots • Comedy nights • Private screenings • Short film screenings • Business events We have 255 seats and can project 35mm as well as digital formats. Packages can be tailored to suit all budgets and catering options are available from the café to suit your party requirements. For more information please email: [email protected]

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CALENDAR MAIN FEATURES 5 - 11 Feb

TRUMBO

FRI

SAT

SUN

Back to the Future Part II 12pm

Kings of the Hour: Cycling Triple Bill 2pm

SPOTLIGHT 12 - 18 Feb

TRUMBO

Power in Our Hands 6pm The Good Dinosaur 12pm

The Winter’s Tale 1.30pm

SPOTLIGHT

19- 25 Feb

A BIGGER SPLASH

The Iron Ghosthunters Giant 12pm

Phantom of the Opera 1.30pm My Nazi Legacy + Q&A 5pm

RAMS 26 Feb 3 March

Paper Planes 12pm

OSCAR SCREENINGS

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Orthodox + Q&A 8pm Havana Club Rumba Sessions + Q&A 2pm

FEBRUARY 2016 MON

The Iron Giant

TUES

WED

THURS

Toot the Tiny Tug Boat 11am

Trumbo 11am

The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover 10.30am

The Hive 11am

The Iron Giant

The Iron Giant

The Iron Giant

Spotlight 11am

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 12pm Rastamouse 11am

A Bigger Splash 11am Distant Voices, Still Lives 10.30am NT LIVE: As You Like It 7pm

NT ENCORE: As You Like It 12.30pm

Q Pootle 5 11am

TBC 11am

The Long Day Closes 10.30am

West Side Story 12pm Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man 7pm

NT LIVE: Hangmen 7pm

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CALENDAR MAIN FEATURES SAT

4 - 10 March

HAIL, CAESAR!

11 - 17 March

HAIL, CAESAR!

18 - 24 March

HIGH-RISE

25 - 31 March

MARGUERITE

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SUN

The Jungle Book 12pm

Nzingha: African Warrior Queen 4pm

MET LIVE: Manon Lescaut 5.55pm

MET ENCORE: Manon Lescaut 12pm

Snoopy & Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie 12pm

BOLSHOI BALLET: SPARTACUS 3pm

LIAF 12pm

Mirror 1.30pm

The NeverEnding Story 12pm

MARCH 2016 MON

TUES

WED

THURS

NT ENCORE: Hangmen 12pm

Hopster 11am

Hail, Caesar! 11am

The Tango Lesson 10.30am

TBC 11am

Last Resort 10.30am

TBC

Katalin Varga 10.30am

Make More Noise: Suffragettes in Silent Film 4pm Boj 11am

Guys & Dolls 12pm

Hey Duggee 11am

The Railway Children Messy Goes to 3pm Okido 11am

Marguerite 11am

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SC RE E N ARTS NOW ON SALE

Bolshoi Ballet

Don Quixote Sun 10 April 3pm (Live)

Met Opera

Madama Butterfly Sat 2 April (Live) Sun 3 April (Encore) Roberto Devereux Sat 16 April (Live) Sun 17 April (Encore) Elektra Sat 30 April (Live) Sun 1 May (Encore)

Kenneth Branagh Theatre Romeo & Juliet Thurs 7 July 7.15pm

RSC Live

Hamlet Wed 8 July 7pm (Live) Mon 13 June 12pm (Encore) Cymbeline Wed 28 September 7pm (Live) 3 October 12pm (Encore) King Lear 12 October 7pm (Live) 17 October 12pm (Encore) BOX OFFICE 020 8444 6789 52 High Road, East Finchley London N2 9PJ

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