Expired free cinema preview tickets

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TOMORROW MORNING

For TELEGRAPH subscribers

DARK HORSE



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4137902

Certificate PG

Monday 6th April

10:30 for 11:00

LOCATIONS - mostly PICTUREHOUSES

Bradford National Media Museum
Brighton
Crouch End
Greenwich
Hackney
Kensal Rise

Bath
Brixton
Cambridge
Clapham
Edinburgh
Exeter
Henley-on-thames
Liverpool
Norwich
Notting Hill
Oxford
Southampton
Stratford East
Stratford Upon Avon
York

https://www.media-promotions.com/teleg_ticket_booking/ticket_booking_open.php

PASSWORD: PURPOSE

Set in a former mining village in Wales, against the backdrop of the current recession, DARK HORSE is the inspirational true story of a group of friends from a working men's club who decide to take on the elite 'sport of kings' and breed themselves a racehorse.
Raised on a slagheap allotment, their foal grows into an unlikely champion, beating the finest thoroughbreds in the land, before suffering a near fatal accident.
Nursed back to health by the love of his owners - for whom he's become a source of inspiration and hope - he makes a remarkable recovery, returning to the track for a heart-stopping comeback.

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TOMORROW MORNING
(and 1 afternoon)

DARK HORSE
The Incredible True Story of Dream Alliance



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4137902

Certificate PG

Monday 6th April

10:30 for 11:00 (with exceptions)

LOCATIONS - "CURRENTLY AVAILABLE"

CAMBRIDGE - Arts Picturehouse
LONDON - KENSAL RISE - The Lexi
OXFORD - Phoenix (14:00 for 14:30)


https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/713526

Dark Horse tells the larger than life true story of how a barmaid in a former mining village in South Wales bred a racehorse on her allotment that went on to become a champion.
Jan had successfully bred dogs and birds and believed she could do the same with a different animal – though she knew nothing about racing and had never been on a horse. Convincing a handful of locals to part with ten pound a week for her scheme, she found a thoroughbred mare with a terrible racing record for £300, a stallion past his best, put them together and – against all the odds – bred a winner.

Also several locations still available on previously posted code

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/223118


EXETER
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
BRIXTON - The Ritzy
YORK - City Screen
BRIGHTON - Dukes at Komedia
LONDON - Crouch End, ArtHouse
OXFORD - Phoenix (14:00 for 14:30)

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quoia wrote: »

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OK, this is a bit of an ODD ONE

(A "repeat" of one from last month - a different 2nd performer.
Don't know if anyone tried it?)

It IS from the SFF twitter feed

https://twitter.com/ShowFilmFirst/status/582872670762496003

Tickets are FREE but it's just possible you "MIGHT" have to ....

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

.... PAY a 75p per ticket "booking fee" (service charge for BILETTO)

(from their T&Cs
https://billetto.co.uk/en/pages/terms )

</snip>

Just a quickie ...

Don't know if there are any tickets left ...

.. BUT for future reference anyway ....

I have been told by a MSE member who has booked tickets for this event ....

.... that there is NO CHARGE - NO BOOKING FEE for the FREE SFF tickets :j

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TOMORROW TOMORROW

MONDAY 6th APRIL



FASHION VICTIM THE MUSICAL

at the

May Fair Theatre

MAYFAIR HOTEL
Stratton Street
London
W1J 8LT

19:30 for 20:00

Up to 4 tickets per booking

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/902788

The world of fashion is glamorous, superficial, duplicitous and profitable. It is also absurd. But the real world would be a shabbier place without it. All this is understood by Toby Rose, who brings his experience as a journalist bestriding the worlds of film and fashion into his lively, campy, mwoah-mwoah musical.
Like rock and roll, fashion is a difficult beast to tame into an entertainment. Robert Altman was way off mark with Pret a Porter and The Devil Wears Prada was as authentic a view of the industry as Black Swan was of ballet, ie not at all.

Rose nails the ephemeral nature of fashion: a minute past its sell-by date and it's so last year, Dahling. Fashion is a world where a centimetre either way can make the difference between being cool and being Auntie Maisie.

https://www.fashionvictimthemusical.com

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A LITTLE CHAOS


Reunited for the first time since Sense and Sensibility,
Alan Rickman directs Academy Award winner Kate Winslet
in the romantic drama A Little Chaos.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2639254

Certificate PG

SUNDAY 12th April

10:00 for 10:30

ODEON cinemas

Basingstoke
Bath
Birmingham Broadway Plaza
Bournemouth
Bracknell
Chelmsford
Dundee
Edinburgh Lothian Road
Greenwich
Guildford
Hatfield Galleria
Huddersfield
Kingston upon Thames
Manchester Printworks
Milton Keynes Stadium
Newcastle Silverlinks
Norwich
Sheffield
Southampton
Swansea
Tunbridge Wells
Uxbridge
Warrington
Wimbledon


SHOWCASE cinemas

Bluewater
Bristol - Cinema De Lux
Cardiff
Coventry
Derby - Cinema De Lux
Dudley
Glasgow
Leeds
Leicester - Cinema De Lux
Liverpool
Newham
Nottingham
Peterborough
Reading
Teesside
Walsall

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/220433


Reunited for the first time since Sense and Sensibility, Alan Rickman directs Academy Award winner Kate Winslet in the romantic drama A Little Chaos.
The year is 1682. Sabine De Barra (Ms. Winslet), a strong-willed and talented landscape designer, fulfils her chosen vocation in the gardens and countryside of France. One day, an unexpected invitation comes: Sabine is in the running for an assignment at the court of King Louis XIV (Mr. Rickman). Upon meeting with her, the King’s renowned landscape artist Andr! Le Notre (Matthias Schoenaerts) is initially disturbed by Sabine’s distinctive eye and forward-thinking nature, but eventually chooses Sabine to build one of the main gardens at The Sun King’s new Palace of Versailles. Under pressure of time and as she charts her own course, Le Notre comes to recognize the value of “a little chaos” in Sabine’s process.

While pushing herself and her workers to complete the Rockwork Grove as an outdoor ballroom, Sabine negotiates the perilous rivalries and intricate etiquette of the court. As she challenges gender and class barriers. Sabine forges a surprising connection with the King himself, and wins a vote of confidence from the King’s brother, Philippe (Academy Award nominee Stanley Tucci). As she gradually comes to terms with a tragedy in her past, Sabine’s professional and personal interactions with Andr! bring out honesty, compassion, and creativity in both of them.

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A Little Chaos
12th April

Odeon, Showcase and Picture House.

10.30 am start at Odeon, Showcase and Duke Of York's, Brighton, Picturehouse

11am start at other Picture House cinemas.

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/772247

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A little Chaos

http://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/524608

12/04/15 10:30 Basingstoke, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Bath, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cinema De Lux Bristol, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cinema De Lux Westfield Derby, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Coventry, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Dudley, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Dundee, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Glasgow, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Guildford, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Huddersfield, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Leeds, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Liverpool, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Milton Keynes Stadium, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Newcastle Silverlinks, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Norwich, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Peterborough, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Reading, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Sheffield, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Southampton, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Swansea, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Teesside, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Walsall, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Warrington, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cinema De Lux Leicester, Showcase Available

geordie_ben

A Little Choas

http://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/371995

12/04/15 10:30 Basingstoke, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Bath, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Bluewater, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cinema De Lux Bristol, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cinema De Lux Westfield Derby, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Coventry, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Dudley, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Dundee, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Glasgow, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Guildford, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Hatfield Galleria, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Huddersfield, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Leeds, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Liverpool, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Milton Keynes Stadium, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Newcastle Silverlinks, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Newham, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Norwich, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Peterborough, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Reading, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Sheffield, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Southampton, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Swansea, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Teesside, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Walsall, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Warrington, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cinema De Lux Leicester, Showcase Available

geordie_ben

A Little Chaos

https://www.showfilmfirst.com/pin/848937

12/04/15 10:30 Basingstoke, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Bath, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Birmingham Broadway Plaza , Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Bluewater, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Bournemouth, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Bracknell, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cardiff, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Chelmsford, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cinema De Lux Bristol, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cinema De Lux Westfield Derby, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Coventry, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Dudley, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Duke Of York's, Brighton, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 10:30 Dundee, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Edinburgh Lothian Road, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Glasgow, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Greenwich, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Guildford, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Hatfield Galleria, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Huddersfield, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Kingston upon Thames, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Leeds, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Liverpool, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Manchester Printworks, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Milton Keynes Stadium, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Newcastle Silverlinks, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Newham, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Norwich, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Nottingham, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Peterborough, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Reading, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Sheffield, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Southampton, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Swansea, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Teesside, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Tunbridge Wells, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Uxbridge, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Walsall, Showcase Available

12/04/15 10:30 Warrington, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Wimbledon, Odeon Available

12/04/15 10:30 Cinema De Lux Leicester, Showcase Available

12/04/15 11:00 Cambridge Arts, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Cinema City, Norwich, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Clapham, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Exeter, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 FACT, Liverpool, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Greenwich, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Harbour Lights, Southampton, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Phoenix, Oxford, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Regal, Henley, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Stratford East, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Stratford Upon Avon, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 The Little Theatre Cinema, Bath, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 The Ritzy, Brixton, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 York City Screen, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 National Media Museum, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Hackney, Picturehouse Available

12/04/15 11:00 Lexi Cinema, The Available

12/04/15 11:00 The Gate, Nottinghill, Picturehouse Available

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For TIMES PLUS subscribers

KUMIKO, THE TREASURE HUNTER



A lonely jaded Japanese woman discovers a hidden copy of Fargo (1996) on VHS, believing it to be a treasure map indicating the location of a large case of money, and travels to the frozen tundra of Minnesota to find it.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3263614

Note: SOME SUBTITLES - Spoken language includes JAPANESE

Certificate 12A

Tuesday 14th April

Various start times from 18:00 to 20:45

PICTUREHOUSE Cinemas

GREENWICH at 18:00
OXFORD - PHOENIX at 18:00
LIVERPOOL - FACT at 18:00
EDINBURGH - THE CAMEO at 18:00
NORWICH - CINEMA CITY at 18:15
SOUTHAMPTON - HARBOUR LIGHTS at 18:15
BATH - THE LITTLE THEATRE CINEMA at 18:15
YORK - CITY SCREEN at 18:15
BRIGHTON - DUKE OF YORK'S AT KOMEDIA at 18:30
EXETER at 18:30
HACKNEY at 18:30
STRATFORD EAST at 18:30
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON at 18:30
HENLEY-ON-THAMES - REGAL at 20:25
CLAPHAM at 20:45


https://www.ourscreen.com/discover

http://www.mytimesplus.co.uk/events/claim-your-free-cinema-tickets-to-see-kumiko-the-treasure-hunter

In this sweet and funny character study, a young woman (Kikuchi, NORWEGIAN WOOD) sets out on a journey in the belief that a VHS of FARGO will lead her to a large case of money. A film about cinephilia as well as the disconnect between reality and the fantasy world of movies, KUMIKO combines the wit and warmth of the Coens with a melancholy streak entirely its own.