Gone Girl18

Directed by David Fincher | USA | 2014 | 2h 29m | Starring Rosamund Pike, Ben Affleck, Neil Patrick Harris, Carrie Coon, Tyler Perry

In Carthage, Missouri, former New York writer Nick Dunne and his glamorous wife Amy appear to have the perfect marriage. But when Amy vanishes on their fifth wedding anniversary, suspicion quickly falls on Nick. As police scrutiny mounts and the media frenzy escalates, the couple’s carefully crafted image begins to unravel, raising unsettling questions about who Nick and Amy really are. David Fincher’s stylish, brooding adaptation of Gillian Flynn’s best-selling thriller is both a razor-sharp portrait of a toxic marriage and a meticulously crafted work of suspense.

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Today (Thursday 15th October)

17:30

Sense and Sensibility U
2h 12m
Mrs Dashwood and her daughters lose their Sussex home to her stepson and move to a Devon cottage, finding love and heartbreak. Georgia Oakley (Blue Jean) directs Jane Austen's story, starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, Fiona Shaw and George MacKay.

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20:30

Remake 15
1h 56m
After his son Adrian dies, filmmaker Ross McElwee revisits his home movie archive and asks whether his camera brought him closer to Adrian or got in the way. A searching, self-questioning look at documenting a life versus understanding it.

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Tomorrow (Friday 16th October)

15:00

Extra Geography 15
Descriptive Subtitles
1h 34m
In their final year at an early-2000s boarding school, two best friends set themselves a mission: to fall in love with their geography teacher. Molly Manners' freewheeling comedy drama is a funny, warm-hearted portrait of female friendship.

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17:15

Queen at Sea 15
2h 1m
Amanda walks in on her mother Leslie and stepfather Martin in an intimate moment. It seems consensual, but Leslie has advanced dementia. Lance Hammer's follow-up to Ballast stars Juliette Binoche and Tom Courtenay. Berlin Silver Bear Jury Prize winner.

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20:00

The Craft

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