Will is an ageing playboy whose world is flipped upside down when he meets Charlotte a young woman who is terminally ill.
Autumn in New York (2000) Review
Chocolat (2000) Review
When Vianne and her daughter move into a small French village and open a chocolate shop, you won’t believe how much it affects the town and the people struggling to resist the temptation.
Steve Jobs (2015) Review
Steve Jobs takes us on the journey behind the scenes of the man who became a legend after his visionary outlook on computers really did manage to change the world. We are taken backstage at three very different product launches which see him crash and burn, but then end with something incredible.
Ex Machina (2015) Review
Caleb is a young programmer who is selected by Nathan to become part of his new research on artificial intelligence. He must examine and test the qualities of the female A.I that has been created.
Intersection (1994) Review
Vincent Eastman is a man torn between his wife and the woman he had been having an affair with. We are shown flashbacks of his different lives with these women and left wondering if he will make a choice between them.
Fathers and Daughters (2015) Review
Jake Davis is a Pulitzer winning writer who after the tragic death of his wife in a car accident, must look after his only daughter while trying to look after himself. He checks himself into a mental hospital to help cope with a breakdown and the seizures he is suffering from.
Brooklyn (2015) Review
Eilis a young Irish girl is given the chance of a better life when her sister Rose arranges for her to move to America, with a job and a place to live sorted out by an Irish Priest.
The Martian (2015) Review
When a sandstorm hits a crew working on Mars, Mark Watney is presumed dead after being hit with debris and left on the planet. The only thing is that he didn’t die, he then must use all of his knowledge to keep himself alive.
The Lady in the Van (2015) Review
Alan Bennett forms a strange bond with a woman who lives in a van, this van happens to end up in his driveway . . . for 15 years!
Photograph 51 (West End) Review
Cast
Nicole Kidman – Rosalind Franklin
Stephen Campbell Moore – Maurice Wilkins
Will Attenborough – James Watson
Edward Bennett – Francis Crick
Patrick Kennedy – Don Caspar
Joshua Silver – Ray Gosling
Show Date – Wednesday 13th October (3pm)
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