Festival Films at the Arts Centre
Salisbury International Arts Festival has a year round programme of cutting edge arthouse, world cinema, documentaries and archive classics. Over the next few months we are proud to bring you a number of exclusive presentations, advance previews and premieres, along with classic films from the archives and seldom seen lost gems. All films are accompanied by optional educational talks or discussion groups.
Films
In association with Salisbury Arts Centre And Carrot Cake Cinema
All fims showed at Salisbury Arts Centre. Contact SAC Box Office on 01722 321744 to book tickets, or book online by clicking on the book now links.
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Thuesday 1 September 7.30pm
Norwegian Wood (15)
Dir: Anh Hung Tran. 128 mins.
Japanese with subtitles.
Haruki Murakami's bestselling novel is brought vividly to life. A story of love in a time of global instability, its sheer beauty will compel you to cherish every heartbreaking minute. Book Now!
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Sunday 18 September 7.30pm
Julie & Julia (12A)
Dir: Nora Ephron. 118 mins. English.
Complete with an Oscar-nominated performance by Meryl Streep, Julie and Julia is a culinary comedy sure to make your mouth water. Book Now!
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Thursday 6 October 7.30pm
Little White Lies (15)
Dir: Guillaume Canet. 148 mins.
French with subtitles.
As little white lies are revealed, relationships are tested in this funny and affecting international box office hit with music by Gladys Knight, David Bowie and Janis Joplin. Book Now!
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Thursday 3 November 7.30pm
Potiche (15)
Dir: François Ozon. 99 mins. French
with subtitles.
Catherine Deneuve and Gérard Depardieu star in this satirical and hilarious battle of the sexes, likened to a French take on Made in Dagenham. Book Now!
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Sunday 20 November 7.30pm
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest (15)
Dir: Daniel Alfredson. 141 mins.
Swedish with subtitles.
The highly anticipated finale of Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy. Discover what becomes of Lisbeth as she fights for her life in this breathtaking climax. Book Now!
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Thursday 1 December 7.30pm
A Separation (PG)
Dir: Asghar Farhadi. 118 mins.
Persian with subtitles.
Winner of the top prize at Berlin Film Festival, A Separation is a compelling drama set in modern day Iran. Presented in collaboration with Amnesty International in celebration of fifty years of human rights campaigning, with an introduction by Maryam Namazie. Book Now!
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Tickets for our films are £7 with the exception of Julie & Julia, which is £9, price including a gooey chocolate treat during the interval. Tickets can be purchased from the Arts Centre Box Office on 01722 321744
If you have any comments on the film programme, please contact our programmer:
Patrick Bliss Tel 01722 411 992 Mob 07966 176 156 