bath & bottle SPEAKEASY CINEMA LISTINGS Summer/ Autumn 2013

{ A season of cult classics }

Welcome to the bath & bottle Speakeasy Cinema. All screenings are free of charge, and include complimentary popcorn. Spaces can be reserved by emailing bathbottle@rockfoodconcepts.com, or calling

(01624) 845400
Please note: All films start at 8pm, unless otherwise stated.
Please arrive by 7.45pm to ensure your seat as screenings can prove popular and unclaimed seats at this time will be offered to waiting list guests.

Wednesday, 7th August: TRAINSPOTTING (1996) Dir. Danny Boyle Choose life.
Constantly topping top 10 film charts, Trainspotting represents one of British cinemas finest moments, despite its modest budget. Renton (Ewan McGregor) is drowning in the Edinburgh heroin subculture during the 80s. Painful realism juxtaposed with darkly comedic surreal sequences highlights his choice between drug addicted spoverty and the chance of a different life.

Wednesday, 14th August : THE NOTEBOOK (2004) Dir. Nick Cassavettes The first rule of fight club: Dont Talk about Fight Club
Ladies so many of you asked for Ryan Gosling, we couldnt resist screening this devastating love story. Starring Gosling alongside Rachel McAdams as the most adorable couple ever seen on screen, The Notebook is an epic tale of love that lasts a lifetime. Kleenex at the ready please, ladies!

Wednesday, 21st August: INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (2009) Dir. Quentin Tarantino

Tells the fictional alternate history story of two plots to assassinate Nazi Germanys political leadership. With a multi award winning performance from the mighty Christoph Waltz, and full of blood and guts, this is Tarantino at his gory best.

Thursday, 22nd August : THE IMPOSSIBLE (2012) Dir. Juan Antonio Bayana * New Release * *
(Taking a break from the classics, we offer a special Thursday night screening of one of the UKs latest releases.)

Whilst enjoying a Christmas holiday in Khao Lak, Thailand, one familys bliss is turned upside down when an ocean earthquake strikes and triggers a powerful and overwhelming tsunami that brings with it a destructive power to change their lives forever. Based on Maria Belons experience of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami, The Impossible is an epic disaster movie guaranteed to move you.

Wednesday, 28th August*: COCKTAIL (1988) Dir. Roger Donaldson

Gather round to meet Brian Flanaghan (aka Tom Cruise) - a young and ambitious dreamer, who sets his sights on making millions of dollars on Wall Street, but ends up cocktail bartending (Hey, its happened to the best, Tom!). Cruises moves behind the bar make him pretty much our hero - Once voted the worlds most enjoyable bad movie but what do the critics know, anyway? We love it! 80s fun.

SEPTEMBER
Wednesday, 4th September : TAKEN (2008) Dir. Pierre Morel If you let my daughter go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue
you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you.

Wednesday, 11th September: KICK ASS (2010) An ordinary teenager from Staten Island takes on the challenge to become a real-life superhero.. Does he have what it takes? Controversial but hugely funny modern comedy - Warning: Offensive Langauage Thursday, 12th September: LINCOLN (2012) Dir. Steven Spielberg * * New Release * *
(Taking a break from the classics, we offer a special Thursday night screening of one of the UKs latest releases.)

Based on Doris Kearns Goodwins biography, Lincoln follows the final four months of Lincolns Life and his efforts to have the Thirteenth amendment of the US Constitution passed. Swept the boards at last years award ceremony, with stunning performances from Daniel Day-Lewis and Sally Ann Field. Wednesday, 18th September: LEON (1994) Dir. Luc Besson English language French film that oozes edgy, raw style. A young (and supremely talented) Natalie Portman stars in her feature debut as Mathilde, a 12 year old girl who is taken in by a hit man after her family is murdered. She vows to learn how to clean in order to seek revenge on her familys killers. Wednesday, 25th September : MOULIN ROUGE! (2001) Dir. Baz Luhrmann Baz Luhrmanns musical epic where a poet falls for a beautiful courtesan with drastic consequences theatrical, opulent, over-the-top splendour with a good mix of reworked modern pop thrown in for good measure. Who knew Ewan MacGregor could sing so well?!

PLEASE NOTE We try to cater to all customers tastes whilst offering a variety of themes and genres each season. If there is a specific film you would like to see screened at the speakeasy cinema, please do let us know by emailing Laura at marketing@rockfoodconcepts.com. Alternatively, Why not HOST YOUR OWN CINEMA NIGHT? The luggage room is available for hire with free use of our film projector and a number of food & drink options to suit all types of functions. For more information please contact Jamie onbathbottle@rockfoodconcepts.com or call 845400 now.