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SPRING 2016 FILMSWednesday 3 February .

1.45pm & 8pm

MR HOLMES Sir Ian McKellen stars as an aged, retired Sherlock

Holmes, looking back on his life, and grappling with an

unsolved case involving a beautiful woman.

(Cert PG) 105 mins

Wednesday 10 February . 1.45pm

RUTH AND ALEX A romantic drama about an older couple preparing to move out of their Brooklyn apartment.

As they go through the process of moving, the pair reminisce about their early days together when they first moved in to their home over 40 years ago.

Starring Morgan Freeman and Diane Keaton.

(Cert 15) 92 mins

Wednesday 2 March . 1.45pm & 8pm

45 YEARS This award-winning British film is an intimate, moving and beautifully restrained portrait of a marriage shaken to its core by things left unspoken.

As a couple plan their 45th wedding anniversary party a letter arrives that reawakens troubling and long-hidden memories.

Starring Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay.

(Cert 15) 93 mins

WEDNESDAY FILMS:Wednesday Matinee Films: £6.50, £5.85 concessions including a free tea or coffee and biscuits (available from the bar in the interval).Wednesday Evening Films: £6.50, £5.85 concessions including a free tea or coffee (available from the bar before the screening).

Wednesday 13 January . 1.45pm & 8pm

A LITTLE CHAOS A British period drama directed by Alan Rickman and starring Kate Winslet.

Winslet plays Sabine, a talented landscape designer, who is building a garden at Versailles for King Louis XIV (Rickman).

(Cert 12) 117mins

Wednesday 20 January . 1.45pm & 8pm

QUEEN AND COUNTRYA sequel to the Oscar-nominated 1987 film Hope and Glory, this British film is set in the 1950s as Bill Rohan starts his basic training for the Korean War.

A wonderfully funny and often moving depiction of postwar England.

(Cert 15) 115mins

Wednesday 27 January . 1.45pm & 8pm

THE AGE OF ADALINE Adaline Bowman was born at the

turn of the 20th Century. After an accident that means she no longer physically ages she lives a solitary life, never allowing herself to get close to anyone who might reveal

her secret. But a chance encounter with charismatic philanthropist Ellis

Jones reignites her passion for life and romance.

When a weekend with his parents threatens to uncover the truth, Adaline makes a decision that will change her life forever.

Starring Blake Lively and Harrison Ford.

(Cert 12) 112 mins

WE LOVE FILMS!This spring we are delighted to bring you another season of fantastic films. From big hits set for Oscar success to smaller ones you might have missed, and even our new Film Friday documentaries, there is something for every movie-lover here!

Wednesday 9 March . 1.45pm & 8pm

A ROYAL NIGHT OUT A British comedy drama, following Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret as they escape Buckingham Palace to join London’s

VE Night celebrations in 1945.

Starring Rupert Everett and Emily Watson.

(Cert 12) 97 mins

Wednesday 16 March . 1.45pm

RICKI AND THE FLASH Ricki is a musician who gave up everything to follow her dreams of rock-and-roll stardom. When her ex-husband asks her to return home to care for her estranged daughter she hopes this will be the chance to make amends with her family.

Featuring Meryl Streep as Ricki singing hits from Bruce Springsteen, Rolling Stones, Tom Petty, U2 and the Rolling Stones.

(Cert 12A) 102 mins

Wednesday 23 March . 1.45pm & 8pm

A WALK IN THE WOODS This new comedy adventure is based on Bill Bryson’s book of the same name. It follows the celebrated travel writer as he hikes the Appalachian Trail - 2,200 miles of America’s most unspoiled, spectacular and rugged countryside from Georgia to Maine.

Unfortunately Bill’s peace and tranquility is disturbed when he agrees to be accompanied by the only person he can find who is willing to join him on the trek - his long lost and former friend Katz, a down-on-his-luck serial philanderer.

Starring Robert Redford and Emma Thompson.

(Cert 15) 104 mins

Giving You A Lift!

with FREE travel to The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre

If you’re over 65, or retired, you can now visit The Spring more easily with our new transport scheme.

Book for one of the matinee films listed with the bus icon and we’ll pick you up at 12.45pm from Hayling Island Library or Waterlooville Library on the day of the performance. You’ll be met by a friendly Spring volunteer who will accompany you and others in a taxi, provided by Andicars of Havant, and then drop you back to the library after the film.

Let us know when booking your ticket that you’d like to take advantage of the free transport service. There are a maximum of 7 spaces available per trip. Spaces must be booked at least 24 hours in advance.

If you are joining us at the Hayling Island Library pick-up point, please do not park in the library car park as this is for library patrons only.

This scheme is run in conjunction with Hampshire County Council, Hampshire Library Service and Andicars.

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Film Fridays: £6.50, £5.85 concessions (does not include refreshments).

FILM FRIDAYSIn the Langstone Room

Introducing Film Fridays, our new series of monthly film documentary screenings. These will be shown in the Langstone Room thanks to new screening equipment provided by the British Film Institute’s Neighbourhood Cinema Fund.

We have tried to make your experience even better with some new chairs in the Langstone Room.

A contribution towards the new seating was kindly made in memory of Josie Harper, who loved The Spring.

Each film screening will begin with a short introduction and there will be a chance to stay around afterwards for an informal post-screening discussion.

Friday 5 February . 7.45pm

AMY One of the most talked about documentary films of the year, Amy chronicles the turbulent short life of Amy Winehouse. Directed by Asif Kapadia, this film features archive footage and unheard tracks. (Cert U) 128 mins

Friday 4 March . 7.45pm

HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD In 1971 a group of friends sailed into a nuclear test zone and their protest captured the world’s imagination. Using never before seen footage this is the story of the pioneers who founded Greenpeace and who defined the modern green movement.

(Cert 12A) 110 mins

Friday 1 April . 7.45pm

GOING CLEAR: SCIENTOLOGY AND THE PRISON OF BELIEF

Directed by Oscar winner Alex Gibney, Going

Clear profiles eight former members of the Church of Scientology and shines a light on how the church

cultivates true believers, detailing

their experiences and what they are willing to do in

the name of religion. One of the most talked about films at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival, this powerful documentary highlights the Church’s origins, from its roots in the mind of founder L. Ron Hubbard to its rise in popularity in Hollywood and beyond.

(Cert 15) 119 mins

The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre, 56 East Street, Havant, Hampshire, PO9 1BSRegistered charity no. 297353.

Designed by: Claire Edwards who kindly volunteered her time to create this film flyer.

Wednesday 30 March . 1.45pm & 8pm

MACBETH Filmed in England and Scotland, this re-telling of Macbeth has received critical acclaim.

Starring Michal Fassbender.

(Cert 15) 113 mins

FILM FUNDRAISER: Wednesday 6 April . 1.45pm & 8pm

THE WAY Every year thousands of people raise money for charity by walking

the Camino de Santiago, the way of St James, from the French Pyrenees to Santiago de Compostela.

Now we are giving you the chance to support The Spring (registered charity number

297353) by watching a powerful and in-spirational film about one man’s journey, without even leaving Havant!

Join us for The Way, in which Martin Sheen plays an American doctor who visits France to bring home the

body of his son. Instead of returning he decides to continue his son’s journey

along The Way and embarks on his own life-changing pilgrimage.

(Cert 12A)

Fundraising Film: £8, no concessions. (All proceeds from these screenings go towards improving The Spring and its work).

THE F-RATING The Spring supports the new ‘F’ certificate. Developed by Bath Film Festival and now expanding across the UK, the F-Rating is a new film rating which highlights films made by, and featuring, women.

Any film that answers ‘yes’ to one of these questions is awarded the F-Rating stamp of approval:

• Doesithaveafemaledirector?• Isitwrittenbyawoman?• Aretheresignificantfemalecharactersonscreen

intheirownright?

This classification provides an easily identifiable label to enable moviegoers to “Vote With Your Seat” and support women in film. Visit www.f-rated.com for more information.

Wednesday 13 April . 1.45pm

MISS YOU ALREADY Milly and Jess have been inseparable since childhood, but now their lives face change as Milly is diagnosed with breast cancer. A moving film that doesn’t shy away from the truths of living with cancer and that celebrates the power of friendship.

Starring Drew Barrymore and Toni Collette.

(Cert 12A) 112 mins

Wednesday 20 April . 1.45pm

THE CHOIR

The inspirational story of a rebellious young boy with a remarkable singing voice. After being sent to a prestigious music school, he is challenged by a demanding teacher.

Featuring a stunning soundtrack of choral music by Handel, Britten, Tallis and Mendelssohn, The Choir is an uplifting story of talent, adolescence and mentorship that proves what can be achieved when you dare to dream.

Starring Dustin Hoffman and Kathy Bates.

(Cert PG) 102 mins

Wednesday 27 April . 8pm

LEGEND The British crime thriller stars Tom Hardy as both Ronnie and Reggie Kray, in a biopic of the notorious gangster twins who ruled over 1960s London.

“Hardy is astonishing and magnetic in two truly towering performances” EMPIRE.

Starring Tom Hardy, Emily Browning and Christopher Eccleston.

(Cert 18) 131 mins

Vintage Saturdays: £8.50, £7.65 concessions.

VINTAGE SATURDAYSSaturday 9 April . 1.45pm

BILLY LIARA comedy drama from 1963, based on the novel by Keith Waterhouse. Tom Courtenay stars as Billy Liar, a northern lad with an overactive imagination who escapes the drudgery of his job at an undertaker’s office with his vivid dreams. The film also stars Julie Christie, in one of her first film roles, as Liz, someone who actually understands Billy’s fantasy worlds.

Vintage Saturday screenings are introduced and followed by a discussion with Professor Sue Harper. There will be a short interval half-way through the film for refreshments.(Cert PG) 98 mins

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