Hyde Park Picture House

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Oliver Stone goes rabble-rousing South of the Border; Sylvain Chomet bedazzles The Illusionist; Romain Duris is a seductive Heartbreaker; Ricardo Darín deciphers The Secret in their Eyes; Jim Morrison reveals what it’s like When You’re Strange; Shrek Forever After and Toy Story 3 wave farewell; Catherine Breillat strokes her Bluebeard; and Mélanie Laurent conducts The Concert.

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From visionary graphic artist and director Joann Sfar comes a completely original take on one of France's greatest mavericks, the illustrious and infamous Serge Gainsbourg. GAINSBOURG is an enchanting glimpse at his early life, growing up in 1940s Nazi- occupied Paris, and through his successful song-writing years in the 1960s until his death in 1991. Taking the best from LA VIE EN ROSE and AMELIE, GAINSBOURG is one of 2010's highly awaited films brought to us by one of the most beloved graphic artists of our time and the team behind the magical creatures of PAN'S LABYRINTH.
 

Yorkshire Day will be celebrated in style at the Hyde Park Picture House with a special screening of The Damned United, the tale of Brian Clough’s doomed 44-day tenure as manager of Leeds United.

Peter Morgan's brilliant adaptation of David Peace's novel is darkly humourous, beautifully and stylistically shot and generally a darn good watch - and not just for football fans. We've also got the film's Executive Producer, Hugo Heppell, coming along to introduce it.

It stars Michael Sheen (The Queen, Frost/Nixon) as the legendary, opinionated football manager Brian Clough with Timothy Spall (Secrets and Lies, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) as his right hand man, only friend, and crutch Peter Taylor. Colm Meaney (Layer Cake, The Commitments) plays Clough's nemesis Don Revie, and Jim Broadbent plays the Derby Chairman Sam Longson.

Doors will open at 5.10pm where tea and cake will be served, courtesy of the Friends of the Hyde Park Picture House.
 

BYOB screenings are a chance for the parents and carers of babies up to 15months old to get to the cinema without leaving the little one at home.

With raised lighting levels, baby changing and bottle warming facilities and free tea or coffee for each grown-up we aim to make these screenings as comfortable for you as possible.

If you’d like any more information feel free to email us at info@hydeparkpicturehouse.co.uk or call 0113 2752045 to speak to a member of staff.