1917 (15)

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1917 (15)

Fri 7 - Thu 13 Feb, Screen One,Capitol Theatre, Capitol Theatre, Screen Two

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Director: Sam Mendes

Starring: Dean Charles-Chapman, George Mackay, Benedict Cumberbatch, Colin Firth, Andrew Scott

Two British soldiers receive seemingly impossible orders during World War I. In a race against time, they must cross into enemy territory to deliver a message that could potentially save 1,600 of their fellow comrades -- including one's own brother.

WINNER of 7 BAFTAS including Best Film, Best Director and Outstanding British Film.

WINNER OF 2 GOLDEN GLOBES including Best Motion Picture Drama and Best Director. Also Nominated for Best Original Score.

NOMINATED FOR 10 OSCARS including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Score & Best Original Screenplay.

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Fri 7 - Thu 13 Feb

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tense, exhilarating and profoundly moving

BBCReview User
In one of the best war films of all time, director Sam Mendes brilliantly delivers a story of two WWI soldiers... a stunning technical accomplishment that unfurls as one single take.

Rolling StoneReview User
turns out to be the best war picture since Saving Private Ryan

ObserverReview User
a nerve-fraying rollercoaster of a war movie

Time OutReview User
Sam Mendes's 1917 is an amazingly audacious film; as exciting as a heist movie, disturbing as a sci-fi nightmare.

GuardianReview User
"1917" is a modern war classic and one of the best movies of the year.

New York PostReview User
A nerve-shredding, eye-popping odyssey through the horrors of World War One.

Daily StarReview User
Sam Mendes delivers the film of his career by mashing up the survivalist thrills of The Revenant with the helter-skelter mayhem of a shoot'em'up video game, and setting it during the Great War.

The TimesReview User
It's a staggering technical achievement, one that will see Roger Deakins retaining his unofficial Greatest Living Cinematographer crown.

Total FilmReview User
it's an astonishing piece of filmmaking, portraying war with enormous panache.

Empire MagazineReview User