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Ponyo(U): Ponyo on the Cliff; Acclaimed animator Hayao Miyazaki's spellbinding adventure of Ponyo, the goldfish princess who wants to become human.

Tractor Tom: TV Treats for the under 5's.

Gainsbourg(15): In French; A glimpse into the glamorous life and loves of French cultural maverick Serge Gainsbourg.

Die Hard(18): Bruce Willis is a one man baddie busting machine in one of the greatest action movies of all time.

South of the Border

South of the Border(15): In English/Spanish/Portuguese; Oliver Stone sets out on a road trip across five South American countries exploring social and political movements.

Beautiful Kate(15): A writer returns to the family home with his twin sister to say goodbye to his dying father. An evocative and enthralling love story.

Bluebeard: In French; An unconventional and witty take on Charles Perrault’s classic folktale.

35 Shots of Rum

35 Shots of Rum(12A): 35 Rhums; In French/German; A wonderful ensemble cast bring great subtlety and intimacy to a magical, moving piece of cinema that is a delicate celebration of love.

Skeletons: A surreal and very British comedy sure to rapidly acquire cult status.

Skeletons + Q&A: Director Nick Whitfield joins us for a special screening of his surreal comedy, followed by a Q&A.

Prince of Persia

Prince of Persia(12A): A huge action-packed blockbuster starring Jake Gyllenhaal.

This Is Spinal Tap(15): Cult metal mockumentary capturing the rock come back of the century in all its painful glory.

Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky

Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinski(15): Coco and Igor; In French/Russian/English; An intimate and elegant portrayal of a rumoured golden couple capturing the glamour of 1920s Paris.

Ajami(15): In Arabic/Hebrew; Intersecting stories depict a dramatic collision of different worlds and the tragic consequences of enemies living as neighbours.

A Single Man(12A): Adapted from Christopher Isherwood’s novel, A Single Man stars Colin Firth as protagonist George Falconer; a gay British college professor living in California in the 1960s.

Events

GIST Magazine: Wed 4 August 19.00 - 23.00; A gathering of folks involved or interested in all forms of creative, digital and geek culture.

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