Most cinemas - including all 3D and digital-equipped cinemas - can screen the films below with subtitles. Please ask cinemas to screen them!
Martha Marcy May Marlene subtitled (15) 1 hour 42 mins Tense psychological thriller starring Elizabeth Olsen. A young woman escapes from the clutches of an evil cult and its charismatic leader. Haunted by painful memories and increasing paranoia, she desperately tries to return to normal life with her family, but soon starts to believe the cult may not have given her up that easily and are secretly trying to claim her back. **** Four stars! Empire Soho Curzon W1D Shaftesbury Avenue Stratford Picturehouse London E15 Wolverhampton Light House cinema
Coriolanus subtitled (15) 2 hours Thrilling drama starring Ralph Fiennes, Gerard Butler, Brian Cox. William Shakespeare's tale of treachery and revenge is brought up to date by Ralph Fiennes, who also takes the lead role. One of the city's most beloved heroes is banished after his hatred of the people sparks rioting and chaos. Swearing to get even, he joins forces with his arch-enemy who is intent on destroying the city **** Four stars! Empire Regent Street Piccadilly London SW1 Apollo Tottenham Court Road London W1 Odeon West
India Quay London E14 Cineworld
Like Crazy subtitled (12a) 1 hour 30 mins When British college student falls for her American classmate, it's the start of a passionate love affair that leads to heartbreak when she violates her visa terms and is deported. 'Like Crazy' explores the ups and downs of their long-distance relationship and the affect it has on their love for each other. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize for Best Picture at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. Kingston Surrey Odeon
The Deep Blue Sea subtitled (12a) 1 hour 38 mins Directed by Terence Davies, stars Rachel Weisz and Tom Hiddleston. The story of a judge's wife who shocks polite society in post-war London when she falls for another man. Walking out of her marriage and leaving a privileged and respectable life behind her, she follows her heart and moves in with a young pilot in this moving story of forbidden love. Milford
Haven Pembrokeshire, Torch Theatre
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy subtitled (15) 2 hours 7 mins Gary Oldman stars as George Smiley, the uncommunicative intelligence agent who's recalled to hunt down the mole who is undermining British counter-intelligence efforts against the Russians, leaving a trail of murder, doubt and double crosses in his wake. ***** Five stars! Empire Leicester Square WC2 Odeon
Hugo subtitled (U) 2 hours 5 mins (2D only) Oscar nominated Set in 1930's Paris, 'Hugo' tells the magical tale of an orphan who has secretly made his home in a train station and spends his time tending to the railway's clocks. When he tries to fix a mechanical man, he sets in motion a series of events that threaten to unlock all his secrets. Directed by Martin Scorsese, and featuring an all-star cast. **** Five stars! Empire According to the films' distributor, the following cinemas have been sent a subtitled version of this film. Please ask the cinemas to screen it! Maida Vale Everyman London W9 cinema info@everymancinema.com
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The Artist (Apart from some music, the film is 99% silent, with caption cards for dialogue). Oscar nominated Winning awards al over the place, the film is an exquisitely judged, gloriously funny and achingly tender film by the French director Michel Hazanavicius, a movie about the black and white silent age of Hollywood, which is itself in black and white, and silent – or almost silent (warning - contains mild spoilers...) In an instance of sound in 'The Artist' George Valentin is having a nightmare after seeing his wife's sound test… he dreams that he hears noise, but his voice has gone. So in the film itself we get him mouthing words, but there is sound - his glass being set down on the table, his dog barking and the giggle of the dancers walking by his dressing room… and then he wakes up, and everything's back to normal. In another scene, George and Peppy are tap dancing. The scene ends and pans out to the director and cameramen, the director shouts 'Cut!' and the noise of a working film studio can be heard. George Valentin speaks - without a caption card. When asked if they can do the scene over, he says 'It would be my pleasure.' There is a continuous orchestral score by Ludovic Bource. "The Artist" heads the Golden Globes with six nominations, among them best comedy or musical, and acting honors for its French stars, Jean Dujardin and Berenice Bejo.
Romantics Anonymous (French with English subtitles) (12a) A delightful, witty confection of French romantic comedy in which two emotionally-challenged people meet and fall in love at a chocolate factory. We Have a Pope (Italian, German, Latin, English, Spanish, Polish and French with English subtitles) Tragi-comic depiction of events surrounding the election of a new Pope in Nanni Moretti's searching, satirical sideswipe at the Catholic Church in Italy. The Skin I Live In (Spanish with English subtitles) (15) Director Pedro Almodóvar tries his hand at science fiction of a sort, but never abandons his favored themes of identity, anxiety and betrayal. Antonio Banderas stars as a mad scientist/plastic surgeon. The Troll Hunter (Norweigan with English subtitles) (15) The story of a group of Norwegian film students that set out to capture real-life trolls on camera after learning their existence has been covered up for years by a government conspiracy. A thrilling and wildly entertaining film, TrollHunter delivers truly fantastic images of giant trolls wreaking havoc on the countryside, with darkly funny adherence to the original Norwegian folklore. Sex And Zen: Extreme Ecstasy 3D (Subtitled) (18) Follows the sexual odyssey of a young Zen scholar who sets out to the Pavilion of Ultimate Bliss to pursue a life of pleasure.The eager student finds that he doesn't have what it takes, and so begins a quest to reach the height of sexual prowess. But perfection comes at a price in 'Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy 3D', as he's lured onto a path of destruction that takes in everything from jaw-dropping sexual feats to mind-bending martial arts in eye-popping 3D. A psychological thriller, with the stress on psychology rather than thrills, The Big Picture centres on Paul Exben (Romain Duris), a successful Paris lawyer, happily married with a pretty wife and adoring children. He stumbles across his wife's infidelity, accidentally murders her lover, disposes of the body and assumes his identity. Please check local listings. Details, trailers and links to listings HERE
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