Hi guys, Slightly longer email this week as I have some other info other than just what films we have on. The extra information I have to discuss is about a 'recruitment' meeting on Tuesday 25th of January at 12:30, the reason for this meeting is that we are desperately in need of staff to ensure the cinema keeps running next year as pretty much all the committee and most of the general staff are graduating this year! So if you want the cinema to stay in business come along to the meeting and see what you can help with (projection, publicity, finance, administration and setting up before shows). Staff members only need to give a few hours of their time a week and in exchange you get to watch our films for free, get some of the official cinema 'Quad' posters for free, get 50% off all sweets and ice creams. Also we occasionally organise 'socials' where we go out have a meal and then go out drinking all subsidised by the cinema! So if you want to join in the fun or even just want to see what we get up to in running the cinema come along on Tuesday or if you can't come drop us an email at cinema@ic.ac.uk and we will give you more info. Now that is over with down to the usual news our films for next week. We have "Finding Neverland" and "Shaolin Soccer" for your viewing pleasure. The times are as follows: Tue, 25 Jan 18:00 - Finding Neverland Tue, 25 Jan 20:30 - Shaolin Soccer Thu, 27 Jan 18:00 - Shaolin Soccer Thu, 27 Jan 20:30 - Finding Neverland And now the ubiquitous descriptions courtesy of IMDb: Finding Neverland: In this drama, we are told the story of how James M. Barrie (Depp) came up with the play Peter Pan. After some failed attempts at creating a well written play, Barrie finds himself in a park playing with his dog. Several moments later he will come to meet the inspiration for his next play, four small boys and a widowed mother, who seems to be growing weaker by the day. Soon, the whole town is talking about Barrie and the Davies family, which causes some rough waters in his marriage. But what comes from his experiences is the play that comes to be known as Peter Pan. Shaolin Soccer: A shaolin kung-fu practitioner is seeking a way to spread the word about his chosen art. He meets a down-on-his-luck lame ex-football player who trains him and his five brothers to play football. They form a team, and are soon entered in a prestigious tournament with a 1 million dollar prize. Also the week after we have: Tue, 01 Feb 18:00 - I Heart Huckabees Tue, 01 Feb 20:30 - Enduring Love Thu, 03 Feb 18:00 - Enduring Love Thu, 03 Feb 20:15 - I Heart Huckabees Thanks, and I hope to see at least some of you on Tuesday lunchtime, Toby -- iCU Cinema Beit Quad Prince Consort Road South Kensington London SW7 2BB Phone: 020 7594 8098 Fax: 020 7594 8065 email: cinema@imperial.ac.uk web page: http://union.imperial.ac.uk/cinema