bath & bottle SPEAKEASY CINEMA LISTINGS S/S 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, 1st May

FIGHT CLUB (1999) Dir. David Fincher The first rule of fight club: Dont Talk about Fight Club
Insomniac Ed Norton who is disillusioned with his white-collar job and slippery soap salesman Brad Pitt channel primal male aggression into a shocking new form of therapy. Fight club becomes an underground sensation until it spirals out of control toward oblivion.

Wednesday, 8th May

WITHNAIL & I (1987) Dir. Bruce Robinson You are cordially invited to spend a hilarious weekend in the English countryside
Black comedy and one of the true British greats, Withnail & I follows two unemployed actors Richard E. Grant and Paul McGann, who live in a squalid Camden flat, and decide that a recuperative holiday to the Lake District is order where many misadventures ensue. Absurdist comedy that everyone should see more than once!

Wednesday, 15 th May

THE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985) Dir. John Hughes Five Strangers with nothing in common but each other
The quintessential brat pack film from director John Hughes, a group of five students face spending their Saturday in detention together. At 7am, they think they have nothing in common, but by 4pm they have bared their souls to each other. Relive the 80s: the hair, the soundtrack and that crush on Molly Ringwald. Epic.

Thursday, 16 th May*

SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK (2012) Dir. David O. Russell (Taking a break from the classics, we offer a special Thursday night screening of one of the UKs latest releases.)
The Silver Linings Playbook won Jennifer Lawrence the Best Actress award at this years Oscars. After a short time in a mental institution, Pat (Bradley Cooper) moves back in with his parents and attempts to rebuild his relationship with his wife, but things get more difficult when he meets Tiffany (Lawrence), a mysterious girl with her own problems.

Wednesday, 22nd May

TT 3D : CLOSER TO THE EDGE (2011) Dir. Richard de Aragues Just because youre breathing doesnt mean youre alive
Gear up for TT Week and feel the thrill with TT 3D documentary. Discover why modern TT riders still risk their lives to win the worlds greatest motorcycle race, the ultimate challenge for rider and machine.

29th May NO FILMS FOR TT & PRACTICE WEEK 5th June NO FILMS FOR TT & PRACTICE WEEK Wednesday, 12th June

THE GOONIES (1985) Dir. Richard Donner

If you grew up in the 80s, this film should barely need an introduction. A group of kids embark on a wild journey after finding a pirate treasure map.
Indulge in some kitsch nostalgia and join the adventure with The Goonies.

Wenesday, 19th June

SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION (1994) Dir. Frank Darabont

Andy Dufrense is a young and successful banker whose life drastically changes when he is convicted guilty for the murder of his wife. After being sent to Shawshank prison on a life term, Andy becomes friends with Red and the two embark on an unforgettable journey of spirit and determination. Gripping and oddly refreshing, a real classic.

Wednesday, 26th June

THE BIG LEBOWSKI*(1998) Dir. Coen brothers Times like this call for a Big Lebowski
Starring Jeff Bridges, Julianne Lewis, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Steve Buscemi. The Dude is a stoned, bowls-obsessed slacker who gets caught up in a case of mistaken identity that entangles him in a complex kidnapping plot. Sit back, sip your white Russian and enjoy the film noir inspired absurd dream sequences.

Thursday, 27th June

LIFE OF PI (2012) Dir. Ang Lee

Thursday night new release special. Based on Yann Martels novel, The Life of Pi revolves around 16-year old Pi , who survives a shipwreck in which his family dies and is stranded in the Pacific Ocean with a Bengal tiger. Released last year to critical acclaim and 4-time award winner of the Oscars, including Best Director. Stunning visuals make this a must see cult classic of the future.

3rd July

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.

10th July

KILL BILL (1) (2003) Dir. Quentin Tarantino Here comes the bride...
The Bride is a former member of an assassination team whose family is massacred during her wedding party. Kill Bill sees her seeking revenge on her ex-colleagues in true, full blooded, in-your-face Tarantino style.

Wednesday, 17th July

LABYRINTH (1986) Dir. Jim Henson You remind me of the babe! What babe? The babe with the power
A young Jennifer Connelly finds herself trapped in a Labyrinth, enduring its twists and turns to rescue her baby brother from the evil Goblin King, who just happens to be played by David Bowie. Bizarre - but brilliant. A mix of fantasy, fairy tale, music and David Bowie in lycra whats not to love?

24th July

THIS IS ENGLAND (2006) Dir. Shane Meadows Run with the crowd. Stand alone. You decide.
The summer of 1983 in a Northern town, England. Shaun is a 12 year old boy who is befriended by a gang of skinheads, and becomes immersed in the fashion, the music and the politics of an exciting new society. However, things change when an old friend returns from prison, bringing with him new ideas from the National Front. Warm, funny and then shockingly close to the bone in equal measure, This is England examines the subcultures of the 80s and is a film not to be missed. * Contains scenes of Violence *

31st July

TOP GUN (1986) Dir. Tony Scott I feel the need . . . the need for speed!
Ride shotgun with Maverick, Goose and the squadron as we screen the number one box office hit from 1986 that made bomber jackets, Ray Ban aviators and joining the army cool. Vintage Tom Cruise at his very best, let Top Gun take your breath away!

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.