Millennium Centre Cinema

Tickets £5 (concessions £4)

From Liphook Millennium Centre & Parish Office

tinkertailersoldierspy

2nd March 2012 – 8pm

TINKER TAILOR SOLDIER SPY

Rating – 15

Big screen version of John Le Carre’s 1974 espionage classic. Gary Olman excels as George Smiley. Colin Firth, John Hurst, Ciaran Hinds and Toby Jones also star. Directed by Swedish Toman Alfredson (who came to recognition with the wonderfully creative Let the Right One In. Seedy, grimy, menacing – gripping.
The Guardian  ‘A brilliant study of the disenchantment, compromise and tension of the 1970′s spy game… What a treat this film is, and what an unexpected thrill.’
The Daily Telegraph’A triumph’ ‘a rare film.’



ironlady

13th April 2012 – 8pm

THE IRON LADY

Rating – 12a

We have been offered this smash hit much earlier than expected and have jumped at this wonderful opportunity. It will be a sell-out! Following the death of her husband, Margaret Thatcher reminisces about her time in Downing Street, particularly the stormy days and weeks leading up to conflict in the Falklands.
Directed by Phyllida Lloyd with Meryl Streep, Jim Broadbent, Susan Brown
Observer: …. a study of the process of ageing, fading powers, doubt, disappointment and loss that will come to most of us if we stay the course, and a stunning performance from Meryl Streep.
Daily Telegraph: …. it is worth seeing for Streep alone



ironlady

15th April 2012 – 3pm

THE IRON LADY

Rating – 12a

We have been offered this smash hit much earlier than expected and have jumped at this wonderful opportunity. It will be a sell-out! Following the death of her husband, Margaret Thatcher reminisces about her time in Downing Street, particularly the stormy days and weeks leading up to conflict in the Falklands.
Directed by Phyllida Lloyd with Meryl Streep, Jim Broadbent, Susan Brown
Observer: …. a study of the process of ageing, fading powers, doubt, disappointment and loss that will come to most of us if we stay the course, and a stunning performance from Meryl Streep.
Daily Telegraph: …. it is worth seeing for Streep alone