HOWARDS END

1992 | Dir James Ivory | 142m | USA
Stars: Anthony Hopkins, Emma Thompson, Vanessa Redgrave

Winner of three Oscars, Merchant Ivory’s film adaptation of E.M. Forster’s novel, a study of class difference in Edwardian England, is one of their greatest achievements. The liberal-minded, cash-poor Schlegels fall under the influence of the wealthy Wilcox family. On her deathbed, Ruth Wilcox bequeaths her beloved home, Howards End, to Margaret Schlegel, but her husband destroys the will. He then falls for Margaret and marries her, keeping the will secret, while Margaret’s younger sister Helen falls for working class striver Leonard Bast.
A 35mm presentation in association with The Cinema Museum.

Note that this film will be screened in digital format because of difficulties with the original 35mm print.

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MRS LOWRY & SON

MRS LOWRY & SON
Wednesday 16 October 2019 at 2.30pm and 7.30pm

Vanessa Redgrave, Timothy Spall, Wendy Morgan

Balancing his passion for painting with the everyday life of a Salford rent collector, LS Lowry may be on the brink of success, with a letter from London and the promise of a gallery show… yet he lives with his bedridden mother, who is immune to the charms of his factory and street scenes, sapping his confidence. Former RSC artistic director Noble keeps the focus on his two masterful lead actors, who bring life to the complex mother-son relationship.

2019 | Dir Adrian Noble | 93min |  UK

Followed by a recorded gallery talk from The Lowry Centre in Salford, where Timothy Spall discusses L.S. Lowry’s life and art with gallery curator Claire Stewart.
L.S. Lowry became internationally famous for his depictions of 20th century industrial life in the North West of England, and the legacy of his work remains a huge presence in the region, not least at The Lowry, a purpose-built art gallery in Salford Quays. Such was his eventual success that he was offered five honours over his lifetime, including a knighthood in 1968 – all of which he rejected. His work regularly sells for millions.


Ticket Prices:
£7.50 (Standard), £6.00 (Concessions), £5.00 (25 and under).

MRS LOWRY & SON

MRS LOWRY & SON
Thursday 3 October 2019 at 2.30pm and 7.30pm

Vanessa Redgrave, Timothy Spall, Wendy Morgan

Balancing his passion for painting with the everyday life of a Salford rent collector, LS Lowry may be on the brink of success, with a letter from London and the promise of a gallery show… yet he lives with his bedridden mother, who is immune to the charms of his factory and street scenes, sapping his confidence. Former RSC artistic director Noble keeps the focus on his two masterful lead actors, who bring life to the complex mother-son relationship.

2019 | Dir Adrian Noble | 93min |  UK

Followed by a recorded gallery talk from The Lowry Centre in Salford, where Timothy Spall discusses L.S. Lowry’s life and art with gallery curator Claire Stewart.
L.S. Lowry became internationally famous for his depictions of 20th century industrial life in the North West of England, and the legacy of his work remains a huge presence in the region, not least at The Lowry, a purpose-built art gallery in Salford Quays. Such was his eventual success that he was offered five honours over his lifetime, including a knighthood in 1968 – all of which he rejected. His work regularly sells for millions.


Ticket Prices:
£7.50 (Standard), £6.00 (Concessions), £5.00 (25 and under).