What's On At Watermans Cinema This Week

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Films include Call Jane, Neptune Frost and Living

Neptune Frost is an afrofuturist sci-fi-musical

To find more information on how to stay safe when visiting Watermans visit www.watermans.org.uk.

Wed 16 November

19:15 The Royal Ballet: A Diamond Celebration – ROH Live

Thu 17 November

13:00 Living

15:30 The Banshees Of Inisherin

18:00 Triangle of Sadness

21:00 Rebellion – Part of Season For Change

Fri 18 November

13:00 Call Jane

15:45 Living

18:00 Call Jane - Safe Seating Screening

20:30 Neptune Frost

Sat 19 November

12:45 Clifford The Big Red Dog – Family Cinema

15:00 The Ants And The Grasshopper – part of Season For Change 2022

17:15 Living

19:30 Call Jane

Sun 20 November

14:00 All That Breathes – part of Season For Change 2022

16:30 Call Jane

19:30 Neptune Frost

Mon 21 November

13:30 Living

16:00 Call Jane

18:45 Living

21:00 Neptune Frost

Tue 22 November

13:30 Neptune Frost

15:45 Living - Subtitled and Audio Description and Safe Seating Screening

18:00 Neptune Frost

20:30 Call Jane

Wed 23 November

11:30 Call Jane – Parent & Baby Screening

15:45 Call Jane

18:15 Neptune Frost

20:30 Living

Thu 24 November

13:30 Call Jane

16:00 Living

18:15 Call Jane

20:45 Neptune Frost

SPECIAL EVENT CINEMA

Wed 16 November

ROYAL OPERA HOUSE LIVE 2022

THE ROYAL BALLET: A DIAMOND CELEBRATION  

Director of Choreography: Christopher Wheeldon, Valentino Zucchetti, Pam Tanowitz, George Balanchine, Joseph Toonga I 190m (including 2 intervals) | 2022 I UK

Wed 19:15

Thu 17 November

SEASON FOR CHANGE 2022

REBELLION (15)

Director: Maia Kenworthy and Elena Sánchez Bellot| 83m | 2022

Thu 21:00

Sat 19 November

SEASON FOR CHANGE 2022

THE ANTS AND THE GRASSHOPPER (12A)

Director: Raj Patel and Zak Piper | 74m | 2021 | Malawi | English

Sat 15:00

Sun 20 November

SEASON FOR CHANGE 2022

ALL THAT BREATHES (12A)

Director: Shaunak Sen | 94m | 2022 | UK, India, USA | Hindi | Subtitled

Sun 14:00

 

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November 16, 2022