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AllNighter Autumn 2009

Spring Term AllNighter 2009

FRIDAY WEEK 7 (20th Nov) - doors open 7.30pm

The AllNighter is WSC's flagship event, and one not to be missed. It's a night of great films and interval entertainment (including a film quiz and raffle with the chance to win hundreds of pounds' worth of prizes), creating an atmosphere second to none! Tickets will be on sale before films during Week 7 and at the event itself. Tickets sold on the door will be on a first come, first served basis so buy early to avoid disappointment!

Films

Transformers 2 titleTransformers 2 pic

Following up 2007’s explosive debut cinematic outing of the Mattel toy franchise, it seemed unlikely that director Michael Bay could outdo himself the second time round. Doubts are put to rest in the form of a hulking explosion of action following Optimus Prime, Shia LeBouef and Megan Fox as they resist the evil Decepticon robots. It’s total Bay-hem!



Funny People titleFunny People pic Adam Sandler plays a stand-up comedian diagnosed with a terminal blood disorder. He aims to spend his remaining year imparting his humourous wisdom to an up-and-coming young comic played by Seth Rogen. With a supporting cast inlcuding Jonah Hill (Superbad), the title speaks volumes.


Coraline titleCoraline pic In this beautiful animation from the creator of The Nightmare Before Christmas, a little girl’s wish to escape her dull parents is granted when she discovers a secret portal to a fantasy world in her new house. But is this slightly sinister parallel world where people have buttons for eyes more than she bargained for? Find out in this vibrant and charming tale.

The Mystery Film picThe Mystery title

Shrouded in the clouds of a smoke machine and locked deep in the WSC vaults, not to be unveiled until the time is just right (halfway through the night, naturally!), The Mystery Film is the biggest secret on campus.

Will it be action? Comedy? Erotic thriller?! There’s only one way to find out!


Leon picLeon title At a mere twelve years old, Natalie Portman's debut cinema performance in Léon as the young Mathilda is remarkably mature. The rebellious prepubescent's world is blown wide open when her family are killed by her drug-dealing dad's corrupt cop client (acting legend Gary Oldman). Desperate, she turns to mysterious neighbour Léon (French star Jean Reno) for help. He takes her in, picking up the role of a foster father as he goes along, and teaching Mathilda his skills as an expert assassin, so that together they might avenge the girl's family. An indisputable modern great.


Ticket Price   Running Order Length
WSC Member £7 1. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen 150 min
2. Funny People 146 min
Uni. Member £10 3. Coraline 100 min
4. Mystery Film ??? min
External Guest £12 5. Leon 110 min

Can you go AllNight?

Matthew Gardner

Last updated Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:28:19 +0000

Warwick Student Cinema - Your Multi-Award Winning Film Society!!

BFFS

Over Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th September 2009, representatives of Warwick Student Cinema attended the British Federation of Film Societies Annual Conference in Sheffield. We met with delegates from film societies from all over the country and attended a fascinating seminar for student cinemas. For WSC, the highlight was the awards ceremony on Saturday night. It was a very successful evening as we proudly collected awards for:


Winners of Best Student Society (for the second year running!)

Winners of Best Programme Notes

Distinction for Best Marketing and Publicity

Special Mention for The Engholm Prize for Film Society of the Year


Congratulations are due to all of the WSC crew for this amazing accomplishment. All crew members are volunteers who give huge amounts of time and effort into making WSC such a success. Without them, none of this would be possible and this acknowledgement of their skill and dedication is well deserved.

Many thanks to the BFFS for choosing to recognise the extraordinary efforts of the members, and especially the crew, of Warwick Student Cinema. May there be many more awards in the future!

Matthew Gardner - WSC President

Last updated Tue, 06 Oct 2009 21:46:17 +0100

Want free films for yourself and a guest?

Yes, that's right! Get involved with Warwick Student Cinema and you and a guest may come to as many of our standard screenings as you want for free, whilst you continue to be involved.

What's the catch then? There is obviously a minimum commitment required but it isn't much: a few reviews every term or stewarding once a fortnight for example. Beyond that, there are plenty of additional opportunities available if you're interested but it is really up to you.

What can I do then? Well, that's entirely up to you but we like to think there is something for everyone, be it stewarding films, training as a projectionist, helping to design our new website or writing a review of one of next term's films to be included in our programming booklet. Have a browse around the Get Involved section of our website, send us an email at info@filmsoc.warwick.ac.uk or just say hello to one of the front of house staff before or after a screening to find out more about the different roles.

Why should I do it? Persuade me! The simple answer is that we need you. The society cannot function without the volunteers who help keep everything running smoothly, so the rest of our members can come and see the film in the knowledge that they will have a great time.

But, what's in it for me? Aside from the free films, you will be part of a society that will help develop your transferable skills as well as increasing your attractiveness to employers. And that's not forgetting our regular socials.

So, what do I do next? Your best bet is send an email to info@filmsoc.warwick.ac.uk or just say hello before a screening and we'll tell you how best to proceed from there.

Robert Gardner

Last updated Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:56:28 +0000

Clothing Order

Hi everyone,

If you don't already know, I'm Nikita, the new Treasurer and along with that responsibility comes ordering some WSC clothing.

If this has peaked your interest, there's a range of clothes on offer bearing the society logo on the left breast and if you want it, your name or something else embroidered the right, both in gold. Below are some of the usual items ordered, which you can see modelled by various crew members before films. If there's anything else you fancy or you're not sure what these items are like you can check out the website of the company we order things from at www.admdirect.co.uk

Polo Shirt £9.95 (£11.71 with name)
Ladies T-shirt £8.60 (10.36 with name)
Zip Hoodie £16.55 (18.31 with name)
Hoodie £15.85 (£17.61 with name)
Fleece £17.95 (£19.71 with name)

If you haven't already worked it out, having a name included is an extra £1.76 but is definitely worth it!

I'm sure by this point you're wondering how you can get hold of this amazing merchandise. It's easy, just email me at treasurer@filmsoc.warwick.ac.uk with your requests including the size required and any extra embroidery you may want. Orders need to be in to me by Monday of Week 9.

If you have any other questions about anything then don't hesitate to ask.

Niks

Nikita Shah

Last updated Tue, 17 Nov 2009 12:14:54 +0000




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