What's On At Watermans Cinema This Week

Films include Phantom Of The Open, The Power Of The Dog and Rebel Dread

Mark Rylance stars in Phantom of the Open

To find more information on how to stay safe when visiting Watermans visit www.watermans.org.uk.

Wed 23 March

13:00 The Duke

16:00 Great Freedom

19:00 Cyrano

20:00 Leave No Traces – Online Film Talk (part of Polish Cinema Screening and Online Film Talks)

Thu 24 March

13:00 Cyrano

16:00 The Duke

19:00 Great Freedom

Fri 25 March

13:00 Phantom Of The Open

16:00 Rebel Dread

19:00 Phantom Of The Open

Sat 26 March

13:00 Phantom Of The Open

15:55 Don Carlos – Met Opera Live 2022

Sun 27 March

13:00 Raya And The Last Dragon – Family Cinema

16:00 The Book of Dust – La Belle Sauvage – National Theatre Encore

19:30 Phantom Of The Open

Mon 28 March

13:00 Phantom Of The Open

16:00 The Power Of The Dog

19:00 Rebel Dread

Tue 29 March

13:00 The Power Of The Dog

16:00 Phantom Of The Open – Subtitled and Audio Description Screening

19:00 Rebel Dread

Wed 30 March

13:00 The Power Of The Dog

16:00 Phantom Of The Open

19:00 Writing With Fire

Thu 31 March

13:00 Phantom Of The Open

16:00 The Duke

19:00 Phantom Of The Open

SPECIAL EVENT CINEMA

Wed 23 March

POLISH CINEMA ONLINE FILM TALK

LEAVE NO TRACES (15 CERT TBC)

Wed 23 March, Online film talk via Zoom at 8pm - Free

A series of screenings and talks exploring gems of Polish cinema, hosted by Polish cinema expert Michael Brooke

Sat 26 March, 3.55pm

MET OPERA LIVE 2022 – DON CARLOS (VERDI) (12A)

Director: Director: Michal Wegrzyn | 314m | 2022 | USA | French | English Supertitles

Sat 15:55

Sun 27 March, 4pm

NATIONAL THEATRE ENCORE: THE BOOK OF DUST – LA BELLE SAUVAGE (12A)

Director: Nicholas Hytner | 150m | 2021 | UK | English

Sun 16:00;

Wed 30 March, 7pm

WRITING WITH FIRE (12A)

Wed 19:00;

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March 23, 2022

What's On At Watermans Cinema This Week

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