Regal Cinema Melton: Film guide September 20 to 27 - Melton Times
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The More You Ignore Me (15) Today at 8.15pm.
The Children Act (12A) High court judge Fiona Maye finds herself with a life-changing decision to make. Does she convince young Jehovah’s Witness Adam, who has leukaemia, to accept a life-saving blood transfusion or does she bow to the wishes of the family? With her private life in disarray, Adam’s case becomes Fiona’s focus. She takes sensational and unusual measures to stop court proceedings, and visits the boy in hospital before making the life-and-death decision. Friday and Saturday at 6pm, Sunday at 5pm, Monday and Wednesday at 8.30pm and Tuesday at 2pm and 5pm.
The Equalizer 2 (15) Denzel Washington reprises one of his signature roles in the first sequel of his career in this turbulent, action-driven film. Robert McCall unflinchingly metes out justice for the exploited and oppressed but after thugs kill his former colleague, a vengeful McCall returns to his old ways. Friday and Saturday at 8.15pm.
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Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (PG) Sunday at 7.15pm, Monday and Wednesday at 6pm.
Nureyev: All The World His Stage (Cert TBC) This moving documentary from BAFTA nominated directors Jacqui and David Morris traces the extraordinary life of Rudolf Nureyev, the famous dancer who transcended fame in the dance world to become a pop culture icon of his time. It charts his rise from humble beginnings to his eventual defection to the West, an event that shocked the world. The film contextualises not just the man but also the times in which he lived, discussing the politically charged divide between Russia and the West, and the critical role that Nureyev played as a global phenomenon. Blending neverbefore-seen footage, an original score by composer Alex Baranowski, and a series of dance tableaux directed by Royal Ballet alumnus Russell Maliphant, Nureyev is a theatrical and cinematic experience like no other biopic. Tuesday at 7.15pm.
NT Live: King Lear Thursday at 7pm.