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Another Year from Mike Leigh at the Phoenix

11:15am Friday 25th February 2011

MIKE Leigh continues to impress with Another Year, the 2010 film that gained major plaudits at last year’s Cannes Film Festival.

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Lebanon: Everyman Cinema in Winchester

2:36pm Friday 18th February 2011

NINETEEN-year-old gunner Shmuel joins an inexperienced crew on day one of the 1982 Lebanon war in next week’s offering from Winchester Film Society.

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Valentine’s Day treat at Cineworld

2:36pm Friday 11th February 2011

LOVERS are in for a treat on Valentine’s Day as some of the greatest romantic movies of all time are screened across the south.

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Southampton University’s The Phoenix and Harbour Lights

12:14pm Friday 3rd December 2010

JUNE 1982 - The First Lebanon War.

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Les Vacances de M.Hulot: Winchester Film Society

1:53pm Friday 26th November 2010

JACQUES Tati’s masterly 1950s creation Les Vacances de M.Hulot gets a rare outing for Winchester Film Society on Tuesday.

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The Hunter at Harbour Lights

10:40am Friday 19th November 2010

TARGETED squarely at his country’s rulers, The Hunter is a drama-cum-thriller from Iranian director Rafi Pitts.

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Oscar winning film at a village hall near you

10:56am Friday 15th October 2010

OSCAR winner Julian Fellowes’ new film, From Time To Time, is showing at a number of village halls in Hampshire this month.

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Southampton Film Week Events Guide

8:05am Monday 11th October 2010

October 9 and 10 The “Queen” at home

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New Forest Film Festival opens today

12:35pm Friday 24th September 2010

THE New Forest Film Festival launches today at Brockenhurst College with a gala screening of the classic silent film, Beggars of Life, with live music provided by The Dodge Brothers and the acclaimed silent film pianist, Neil Brand.

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Art house films on local screens

2:15pm Friday 17th September 2010

THERE’S another chance to see Helen Mirren and Dominic Cooper in the acclaimed National Theatre production of Phedre on Thursday at Harbour Lights Picture House in Ocean Village ahead of a second season of National Theatre Live broadcasts to cinemas around the UK.

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Get adventurous with film Fareham fest

1:49pm Wednesday 15th September 2010

THE Apollo Cinema in Fareham is hosting the fifth Adventure Film Festival presented |by Canada’s West this October – and once again all tickets are free!

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No Impact Man is showing at Everyman Cinema

11:08am Friday 3rd September 2010

AUTHOR Colin Beavan, in research for his next book, began the No Impact Project in November 2006.

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Fly Away Home at Everyman Cinema's Kids Club

10:22am Friday 27th August 2010

YOUNG film fans in Winchester will be treated to Fly Away Home during tomorrow’s Kids Club at Everyman cinema.

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Coco after Chanel at Everyman Winchester

11:57am Friday 6th August 2010

COCO Chanel & Igor Stravinsky follows the life of Coco after Chanel, exploring the electric relationship between the French fashion icon and the radical Russian-born composer.

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The Warriors

2:10pm Friday 16th July 2010

THE violent, dark Walter Hill picture The Warriors has become something of a cult favourite owing to its timely subject matter – inner city gangs – and its notorious reputation.

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World Cup on the big screen at Winchester

2:31pm Friday 18th June 2010

EVERYMAN cinema, Winchester is playing host to the World Cup on the Big Screen.

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Four Lions at The Harbour Lights

11:36am Friday 21st May 2010

WRITTEN by Peep Show pen team Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong and directed by cult satirist Chris Morris (Brass Eye, Nathan Barley), Four Lions is the latest British political comedy that is as tasteless as it is timely.

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Four Lions - Southampton’s Harbour Lights Cinema

10:26am Friday 14th May 2010

FOUR Lions follows the attempts of four wannabe suicide bombers from Sheffield who plan to kill thousands of people taking part in a fun run. The problem is, they’re hopeless terrorists!Leader Omar (Riz Ahmed) is annoyed by the incompetent nature of the fellow members of his terror cell, which include Islamic convert Barry (Nigel Lindsay), Fessal (Adhil Akhtar), a man who wears a box on his head because it against Islamic law to appear on camera, and Waj (Kayvan Novak) who has a few screws loose.

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An Education at the Phoenix

2:29pm Friday 30th April 2010

AN education is on offer at Southampton University’s The Phoenix on Wednesday after a vote by audiences.

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