What's On At Watermans Cinema in September

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Films include The War Below, Herself and Respect

During World War I, a group of British miners are recruited to tunnel underneath no man’s land

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Thu 23 September

13:00 The Champion of Auschwitz

16:00 Wildfire

19:00 Annette

Fri 24 September

13:00 The War Below

16:00 Herself

19:00 Respect

Sat 25 September

13:00 Moonbound

16:00 Herself

19:00 Respect

Sun 26 September

13:00 Herself

16:00 The War Below

19:00 Respect

Mon 27 September

13:00 The War Below

16:00 Herself

19:00 Respect

Tue 28 September

13:00 The War Below

16:00 Herself - Hard of Hearing and Audio Description

19:00 Bogowie (Gods) – Polish Cinema Screening and Talk (film screening only)

Wed 29 September

13:00 Herself

16:00 The War Below

19:00 National Theatre’s Romeo and Juliet

20:00 Bogowie (Gods) – Polish Cinema Screening and Talk (film talk only online)

Thu 30 September

13:00 Herself

16:00 The War Below

19:00 Respect

Special Event Cinema

Tue 28 & Wed 29 September
A series of screenings and talks exploring gems of Polish cinema, hosted by Polish cinema expert Michael Brooke. Watch the film in the cinema and the following evening join a Zoom online chat with Michael Brooke for a discussion about the film. Ideal for anyone who has an interest in Polish films or a general interest in world cinema.
Bogowie (15) (Gods) – Polish Cinema Screening and Talk
Director: Lukasz Palkowski | 120m | 2014 | Poland | Polish | Subtitled
Film screening Tue 19:00; Film Talk Online: Wed 20:00;

Wed 29 September
NATIONAL THEATRE’S ROMEO & JULIET (12A)
This bold new film brings to life the remarkable backstage spaces of the National Theatre in which desire, dreams and destiny collide to make Shakespeare’s romantic tragedy sing in an entirely new way.
Director: Simon Godwin | 100m | 2020 | UK | English
Tue 19:00

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September 22, 2021