LISTINGS WEEK ONE FILM

most mundane ot concerns. but this trrrn. wluch unfolds in real time. is as nerve-wracking as any Hitchcock thriller. Willi its truth to detail. stylistic simplicity and wonderful depiction of innocence and prrrity. it reawakens faith in the medium ofcinema. Glasgow: (ii-'1'. I The Wicker Man ( 18) (Robin Hardy. l’K. 1973) [Edward Woodward. Britt likland. Diane (‘ilento. Ingrid Pitt. (‘hristopher Lee. 102 ruins. A devoutly celibate policeman (Woodward) arrives at a remote Scottish island to investigate a schoolgirl disappearance and becomes involved in local pagan rituals. A Hammer classic. with some extremely scary and erotic moments. Fife: Adam Smith. I The Wild Angels ( 18) (Roger (‘ormarL 1S. 1966) Peter l‘onda. Nancy Sinatra. Bruce Dern. 93 ruins. Notorious at the tiute. (‘orman's biker movie seems dated now. lacking the wide American vision of Iz'mv Rfl/(W'. That said. the relentless nihilism of the movie lifts it above typical teen exploitation and the fact that real Hells Angels helped the production adds an uncomfortable edge. lidinburgh: liilrn (iuild. I Wild At Heart (18) (David Lynch. 1S. 1990) Nicholas (‘age. Laura Dern. Diane 1.add, Willem Dafoe. 127 rnins. Lynch's much-hyped (‘annes prize-winner turns out to be weird and wondrous in its own way. if not quite as cohesive as the earlier lihu' li'Ii-rr. (‘age and Dern are the energetic young lovers on the run. pursued by ultrastrange lritman Dafoe on a sometimes :omic. sometimes disturbing. trail towards the rltimate rendezvous with lilvis and the Wizard if 01.. lidinburgh: (‘ameo I The Wild Bunch (Sam Peckinpah. 1S. 1969) W'illiam Holden. [finest Borgninc. Robert Ryan. 14.5 mins. The bloody but emotionally sensitive ale of a battle to the death between rough-riding l'exans and Mexican revolutionaries. A classic rrrd highly influential Western. which creates a taradoxical beauty from explicitly violent ngr'edients. Strathclyde: liast Kilbride Arts :‘entre..\1agnum. I Wim Wanders Shorts ( 15) 140 mitts. Between 1967 and 1970. the German director made a series of short frlrns about American obsessions. This programme showcases five Same Pldlt’l' Shouts xl‘eui/r. I’n/ii‘i' Film. .t’ America/r H’y. Silver ('ilv. xl/uhumu.‘ 2000 Light l'mrrv Army along with his 1982 Hollywood diary Reverie Aug/v. The programme is introduced by film historian Dr Martin Brady. 'l‘lrtu's 21 only. Glasgow: (i151. I Wings Of Desire ( 15) (With Wenders. W. Germany .1987) Bruno (ianz. ()tto Sander. Solveig Domrnartin. Peter Falk. 127 mins. Restless angel (ianz on duty over Berlin takes a tip from American movie star and former angel Palk on the possibilities of crossing over. and follows his mentor's path to consummate his relationship with beautiful circus acrobat Domrnartin. Gorgeous black-and-white photography and a sensitive feel for the people and places of Berlin grace this thematically rich and uncharacteristically optimistic slice of Wenders enchantinent. Highly recommended. Glasgow: (ii-'1'. I Witchtinder General (18) (Michael Reeves. l'K. 1968) Vincent Price. 1an()gilvy. Rupert Davies. 87 rnins. ()ne of the best British horror films ever. utterly bleak and tilled with the nihilism of director Reeves (who committed suicide :1 year after its completion). Price is at his ruost completely evil as true-life witchfinder Matthew Hopkins. sadistically travelling the country to torture unfortunates in the name of church and state. lidinburgh: Filmhouse. I Withnail & It 15) (Bruce Robinson. UK. 1987) Paul McGann. Richard 15. Grant. Richard Griffiths. 107 mins. Two out-of-work actors surviving 1969 London giro squalor take a break in a picturesque Lake District Cottage. where one of them suffers the attentions of the ageing homosexual owner. lintertaining British comedy that's having a second stab at glory. and it's the bleaker end-of-the-decade elements that have lasted best. Glasgow: ()deon. Edinburgh: Cameo. I Women In Film Debate Scottish women's group lingender. in collaboration with Gl’i'. mark International Women‘s Weekend with a showcase of films made by women in Scotland. followed by a panel discussion on ‘Women How To Get Ahead In Film And TV'. The screening features premieres of Truth and Mirror. Mirror alongside The “ink They Say Is Mine. Red Skirts ()n ('Ivr/esirle and Bhungm Jig. Sat 9 only. Glasgow: Gi’l'. I The Young Poisoner's llandboolt (18) (Benjamin Ross) Hugh ()‘Conor. Antony Sher. Charlotte Coleman. 105 mins. Adolescent bitterness and a schoolboy fascination with toxic substances become a lethal chemical cocktail when teenager Graham Young starts poisoning family and friends. Director Ross takes great risks with his material. but the tone is expertly rendered - there are moments of excruciating horror and nastiness. but they're complemented by a dark and disturbing comedy. Fife: New Picture House.

FILM m

WEEK ONE Friday 8—Thursday 14

Readers are advised that programmes may be subject to late change at any time. [11] indicates that wheelchair access is available, though prior notitication is advisable. [E] indicates the availability or an induction loop tor the convenience or hearing aid users. Film listings compiled by Thom Dibdin.

GLASGOW CINEMAS

I CANNON 380 Clarkston Road. Muirend. 637 2641. £2.80 (£2 before 5pm). Student: £2.20. Child/CAP: £2.

1. Trainspotting (18) 1.30pm (not Sun). 3.45pm. 6.05pm. 8.55pm.

2. Jumanii (PG) 1.15pm (not Sun). 3.40pm. 6.15pm. 8.45pm.

3. Braveheart (15) 4pm.

Casino (18) 7.30pm.

A little Princess (U) Sat/Sun only. 2pm.

I CITY CENTRE ODEON 56 Renlield Street. 332 3413 (24 hour info line: ()142 693 3413). Bar. [D] screens 2. 3 and 4. £4 (£3.25 before 5pm). Student/U840: £3.25. Child/CAP: 2.75 (£2.50 before 5pm). Superior seats (no concessions): £4.50 (£3.75 before 5pm). Advance booking on Access/Visa/Switch hotline: 333 9551 and at box office from 11am—7pm. Trainspotting ( 18) 1.30pm. 4pm. 6.30pm. 9.15pm & late.

When Saturday Comes (15) 1.15pm (not Sat). 4pm (not Sat). 6.30pm. 9pm. Jumanii (PG) 12.45pm. 3.15pm. 6pm. 8.45pm.

Sense And Sensibility (U) 1.45pm. 5.15pm. 8.30pm.

Babe (U) 1.15pm. 3.30pm. 5.45pm. Braveheart (15) 7.45pm & late.

Father Of The Bride 2 (PG) lptn. 6pm (not Sun).

loch Hess (PG) 3.30pm.

Seven ( 18) not Sun. 8.45pm.

See also Glasgow Lates.

I GRCSVENOB Ashton Lane. Hillhead. 339 4298. £3 (£2 before 6.30pm and all day Mon/Tue). Child/()AP £1.60. Seats can be booked for last evening and late screenings. Box office open 1 lam—7pm. 1. Trainspotting (18) Fri/Sat: 2.10pm. 4.45pm. 7.15pm. 9.30pm; Sun—Thurs: 2.10pm. 5.30pm. 8.10pm.

2. Leaving Las Vegas ( l 8) Fri/Sat: 2pm. 4.30pm. 7pm. 9.40pm; Sun—Thurs: 2pm. 5.05pm. 8.05pm.

See also Glasgow Lates.

I MGM FllMCENTBE 326 Sauchiehall Street. 332 1592/9513. Two bars. £4.30 (£3.20 before 5pm). Student/CAP: £3.10. Child: £2.80.

Casino (18) 2.15pm. 7.25pm. Trainspotting (18) 1.15pm. 3.35pm. 6pm. 8.45pm.

A Little Princess (U) 1.30pm (Sat/Sun only). 4.50pm (not Sat/Sun)

Heat ( 15) 1.15pm (not Sat/Sun). 3.45pm (Sat/Sun only). 7.30pm.

Strange Days (18) 1.20pm (not Sat/Sun). 4.40pm (not Sun). 7.55pm.

loch liess (PG) Sat/Sun only. 1.10pm. 3.30pm.

leaving [as Vegas ( 18) 1.45pm (not Sat/Sun). 5.50pm. 8.30pm.

Babe (U) Sat/Sun only. 1.20pm.

Get Shorty (15) Sun only. 5.40pm.

I MGM PABKNEAD The Forge. Parkhead. 556 4282 Access/Visa bookings. 0541 560562 24 hour information line. [D]. [E](screens 1.3 and 5). £4.10 (£3 before 6pm Mon—Fri and 4pm Sat/Sun). Student: £3. Child/OAP: £2.60.

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