+ SPECIAL SCREENINGS

MONDAYNIGHT CINEMA

Pavilion TheatreMarine Road, Dún Laoghaire

AUTUMN WINTER 2013

BRAND NEW STATE-OF-THE-ART

DIGITAL PROJECTOR AND 7 METRE WIDE SCREEN

PAVILION BAR OPEN FROM 7PM

CLASSICINDEPENDENT

ARTHOUSE

Can a terrible secretary become the fastest typist in the world? This witty, romantic and very French tribute to the 1950s is packed with humour and takes visual cues from vintage Hollywood glamour.

A finely crafted first feature from Régis Roinsard.

When Shun Li, a Chinese immigrant gets together with Slavic fisherman Bepi, a wave of prejudice grips the small Italian town of Chioggia.

Directed by Andre Segre, this award-winning film is a truly poignant account of the destructive power of prejudice and friendship.

Monday Night Cinema has arrived at Pavilion Theatre…

Mon 9 Sept 8pm 12A Tickets €7.50/6.50

Mon 23 Sept 8pm Tickets €7.50/6.50

Populaire French / English Subtitles

Shun Li and The PoetItalian / English Subtitles

Come and see the finest films every Monday night in Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire. With a carefully selected variety of art house, independent and classic films you can sit back and enjoy great cinema as it was meant to be seen. As well as our Monday night offerings, we have a selection of special screenings and post-screening discussions dotted throughout the Autumn/Winter programme.

Enjoy a more relaxed cinematic experience at Pavilion Theatre, drop by early and unwind in our bar which opens from 7pm and serves an array of wines, beers, spirits and minerals as well as sweets and snacks for the show. You can also book into one of the many fantastic local restaurants nearby. There are plenty of transport links and parking options close to the theatre. Visit www.paviliontheatre.ie for more details.

ALL SHOWS €7.50/6.50

BOOKING: 01 231 2929 WWW.PAVILIONTHEATRE.IE

FREE BOOKING ONLINE

M O N DAY N I G H T C I N E M A

Young Love, Old Shakespeare, Brilliant Cinema.

Joss Whedon delivers a thoroughly contemporary version of this original Shakespearian rom-com. Widely acclaimed, it’s the first great Bard of Avon movie since Baz Luhrmann was let loose on Romeo & Juliet. Much Ado is vintage Will with wit and wisdom.

Turkish film Kuma tells the troubled stories of Ayse and Fatma, two women of differing backgrounds who have wedded the same stately Viennese patriarch.

When illness strikes, friendship develops between the two women. Directed by Umat Dag, this film has captivated audiences on the international film festival circuit.

Actor-Director Sarah Polley’s first feature documentary is a beautifully-structured investigation into the history of her own family - in particular her mother, who died when Polley was eleven.

Layering interviews with family and friends alongside archive footage and her father’s witty, revealing memoir, Polley builds up an enthralling collage of fact, hearsay and memory.

When a foreign exchange student arrives in a small upstate New York town, she challenges the dynamics of her host family’s relationships and alters their lives forever.

Breathe In is a powerful award-winning drama directed by young US director Drake Doremus; starring Guy Pearce, Felicity Jones and Amy Ryan.

Much Ado About Nothing

Mon 30 Sept 8pm 12A Tickets €7.50/6.50

Mon 7 Oct 8pm Tickets €7.50/6.50

Mon 14 Oct 8pm 15A Tickets €7.50/6.50

Mon 21 Oct 8pm 15A Tickets €7.50/6.50

Kuma German/Turkish / English Subtitles

Stories We Tell

Breathe In

AT PAV I L I O N T H E AT R E

An award-winning tale of friendship and humanity, Come as You Are is based on a true story of three disabled men who embark on a trip to Spain in order to lose their virginity at a “specialist” brothel. Director Geoffrey Enthoven leaves the crass gags behind and, according to Total Film, ‘treats his characters as people with empathy and good-natured humour’.

Based on real life events, director Baltasar Kormákur’s account of an Icelandic fishing tragedy relates the story of Gulli, a man caught up in an extraordinary situation. How was he the only crew-member to survive the near-freezing Atlantic waters? Through recounting the fisherman’s simple actions, The Deep becomes a moving chronicle of the human spirit.

Frances Ha is Noah Baumbach’s brilliantly realised tale of an unsettled New York heroine negotiating clingy friendships, identity crises and a stuck-in-idle lifestyle.

Baumbach’s facility for poignant comedy is seen to full effect, as is lead actress Greta Gerwig’s screwball timing. It’s a movie that thinks and laughs. New York Cinema at its best!

Come As You AreDutch/French / English Subtitles

Mon 28 Oct 8pm 15A Tickets €7.50/6.50

Mon 4 Nov 8pm Tickets €7.50/6.50

Mon 11 Nov 8pm 15A Tickets €7.50/6.50

The Deep Icelandic / English Subtitles

Frances Ha

An enterprising Saudi girl signs up for her school’s Koran recitation competition as a way to raise the remaining funds she needs in order to buy the green bicycle that has captured her interest.

This is the first feature length film by a female director in Saudi. Dir. by Haiffa Al Mansour.

WadjdaArabic / English Subtitles

Mon 25 Nov 8pm PG Tickets €7.50/6.50

A U T U M N W I N T E R 2 0 1 3

This dark comedy tells the tale of Jep Gambardella, 65, a disenchanted writer, who watches an Italian parade of shallow, powerful yet depressed humanity and bitterly recollects his lost youth. Dir. Paolo Sorrentino.

Little Maisie is caught in the middle of her rich Manhattanite parents’ bitter custody battle.

An adaptation of the Henry James’ novel, this comic drama stars Julianne Moore and Steve Coogan. Dir. Scott McGehee & David Siegel.

An octogenarian artist is in a slump. Into his life steps a young model who motivates him to go on his last artistic and sensual adventure. This luminous film is filled with a sense of beauty and nostalgia. Dir. Fernando Trueba

The Great Beauty Italian Language / English Subtitles

What Maisie Knew

The Artist and The Model Spanish/French / English Subtitles

Mon 2 Dec 8pm Tickets €7.50/6.50

Mon 9 Dec 8pm 15A Tickets €7.50/6.50

Mon 16 Dec 8pm Tickets €7.50/6.50

Filled with a cast of unforgettable characters, Twelfth Night is a moving comedy of loss and misplaced love and includes some of the most exquisite songs Shakespeare ever wrote. The all-male Original Practices production, exploring clothing,music, dance and settings possible in the Globe around 1601, stars award-winning Mark Rylance and Stephen Fry.

Twelfth Night

Sat 28 Sept 8pmTickets €7.50/6.50

MONDAY NIGHT CINEMA

SPECIAL SCREENINGS

A powerful portrait of the Tibetan movement, this remarkable work blends art, music and stunning visuals - with an original soundtrack by Damien Rice, Thom Yorke and Philip Glass.

Springsteen & I is a film created for the fans by the fans. The film includes Springsteen’s most loved songs and unseen legendary performances from throughout his career.

Is our recession an artistic inspiration? Donald Taylor Black of IADT shows how to handle the recession/financial crisis by examining it through the eyes of Irish artists who are referencing it in their work.

We have post–show discussion following the screening with Christy Moore, Donald Taylor Black and Gerard Dawe.

Frank Capra’s Christmas favourite is a bona-fide Hollywood classic, featuring magical storytelling and an iconic performance from James Stewart as George Bailey.

When the Dragon Swallowed the Sun

Springsteen & I

Skin In The Game

It’s A Wonderful Life

ALL SHOWS €7.50/6.50

BOOKING: 01 231 2929 WWW.PAVILIONTHEATRE.IE

FREE BOOKING ONLINE

Pavilion Theatre, Marine Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin

Fri 27 Sep 8pm Tickets €7.50/6.50

Fri 4 Oct 8pm PG Tickets €7.50/6.50

Wed 9 Oct 8pm Tickets €7.50/6.50

Sun 22 Dec 4pm G Tickets €7.50/6.50

SPECIAL SCREENINGS