Wednesday 10 and Friday 11 February The Magic of Amici The world premiere of The Magic of Amici, a special film celebrating the thirty-year history of Amici Dance Theatre Company.

Friday 12 to Sunday 14 February Love in Black and White Celebrating Valentine's Day in black and white, here is a weekend programme that includes the films that we'll never tire of.

Tuesday 16 February Special Event: Beyond Biba - A Portrait of Bárbara Hulanicki This film traces the wonderful story of the creator and the legend behind Biba.

Thursday 25 February Hong Kong Women's Filmmaking Two films from the first UK season celebrating the work of Hong Kong's women filmmakers.

Tue 09 Feb Katharine Hepburn Double Bill: Bringing Up Baby (PG) 6.30pm A girl causes a zoology professor to lose a dinosaur bone and a pet leopard in the same evening.

The Philadelphia Story (PG) 8.35pm An heiress about to be married for the second time changes her mind in more ways that one.

Wed 10 Feb Special Event: The Magic of Amici 7.30pm Made over the last two years by compiling images from archive footage from Amici’s thirty-year history, and filming Amici workshops in the UK, Egypt, Sri Lanka and the USA.

Thu 11 Feb Special Event: The Magic of Amici 6.30pm Made over the last two years by compiling images from archive footage from Amici’s thirty-year history, and filming Amici workshops in the UK, Egypt, Sri Lanka and the USA.

Single Bill: Bunny and the Bull (15) 8.30pm Stephen hasn’t been outside in months since a disastrous trip around Europe with his best mate Bunny. When a sudden infestation of mice forces him to abandon his routine he finds himself reflecting on the trip.

Fri 12 Feb Love in Black and White Double Bill: Notorious (PG) 6.30pm Following her father’s conviction for treason Alicia is approached by a government agent asking her to spy on a group of her father’s friends, but a dangerous romance develops between them.

The Big Sleep (PG) 8.30pm Bogart plays Philip Marlow, a private detective who becomes embroiled in murder, blackmail and drugs.

Sat 13 Feb Love in Black and White Single Bill: Dr. Zhivago (PG) 1.00pm David Lean’s Oscar-winning film is an exploitation of the Russian Revolution as seen from the point of view of surgeon-poet Yury Zhivago.

Love in Black and White Double Bill: Camille (PG) 6.30pm A dying courtesan falls for an innocent young man who loves her. Sublime Garbo.

Now, Voyager (PG) 8.40pm A spinster suffers a nervous breakdown. To recover, her psychiatrist recommends she goes on a cruise.

Sun 14 Feb Special Multiple Screening: Love in Black and White Single Bill: Breakfast at Tiffany's (PG) 2.00pm and 6.20pm A young New York writer has, as a neighbour, the extraordinary Holly Golightly.

Special Multiple Screening: Love in Black and White Single Bill: Casablanca (U) 4.15pm and 8.35pm The romantic classic set in Morocco in the early days of World War II.

Mon 15 Feb Single Bill: The Search for Shangri-La 7.00pm This selection of films from the BFI National Archive reveals extraordinary images taken in Tibet from 1922 to 1950.

Tue 16 Feb Double Bill: The September Issue (12A) 7.15pm An intimate and often funny look behind the scenes of the world’s most influential fashion magazine, Vogue.

Beyond Biba: A Portrait of Bárbara Hulanicki (15) 9.05pm Bárbara Hulanicki will always be remembered for Biba. The film focuses on her life and is a fascinating insight into the fashion industry.

Wed 17 Feb Double Bill: Sin Nombre (15) Without Name 7.00pm Honduran teenager Sayra is forced into a frantic race for her life after she meets El Casper, a dangerous gang member on the run.

I'm Going to Explode (15) Voy a explotar 8.55pm Expelled from his private school for fantasising about shooting two of his teaching staff, teenager Román is sent to a local public school where he hooks up with Maru who is equally troubled.

Thu 18 Feb Quentin Tarantino Double Bill: Kill Bill: Volume 1 (18) 6.30pm Kill Bill is not about real life; it’s just about other movies as QT puts it.

Kill Bill: Volume 2 (18) 8.50pm Picking up where Volume 1 left off - the Bride resumes her quest and exacts revenge.

Fri 19 Feb Jim Jarmusch Double Bill: Dead Man (18) 6.30pm An innocent young accountant sets off across America in search of work. Deadpan humour and superb cinematography.

The Limits of Control (15) 8.50pm The story of a mysterious loner, a stranger, whose activities remain meticulously outside the law.

Sat 20 Feb Special Multiple Screening: Jim Jarmusch Double Bill: Dead Man (18) 2.00pm and 6.35pm An innocent young accountant sets off across America in search of work. Deadpan humour and superb cinematography.

The Limits of Control (15) 4.20pm and 8.55pm The story of a mysterious loner, a stranger, whose activities remain meticulously outside the law.

Sun 21 Feb Afternoon - Gene Kelly Double Bill: Singin' in the Rain (U) 1.30pm Sublime cinema - worthy of any heart's desert island archive!

Les Demoiselles de Rochefort (U) 3.30pm Set over one weekend Demy’s musical masterpiece concerns various characters all involved in the search for love and happiness.

Evening - Orson Welles Double Bill: The Third Man (15) 6.20pm Vienna and a writer arrives seeking his friend, Harry Lime. An irrestible, romantic thriller.

Citizen Kane (PG) 8.30pm Following the death of a publishing tycoon, news reporters scramble to discover the meaning of his final utterance.

Mon 22 Feb British Film Double Bill: In the Loop (15) 6.30pm Though the American President and the British Prime Minister are itching to attack, others believe it’s a wrong decision. An hilarious and biting satire on British-US relations and the lunacy of war.

Bright Star (PG) 8.35pm A secret love affair begins between John Keats and the girl next door, Fanny Brawne, which is to have a significant impact on their lives.

Tue 23 Feb British Film Double Bill: Fish Tank (15) 6.30pm Troubled fifteen-year-old Mia has her life turned on its head when her mum brings home a new boyfriend.

An Education (12A) 8.55pm A coming-of-age story about a teenage academic girl in the 60s whose life changes with the arrival of a playboy nearly twice her age.

Wed 24 Feb Double Bill: Broken Embraces (15) Los abrazos rotos 6.20pm A man with dual identities tries to compartmentalise his life after he loses his love and his sight in a car crash.

Let the Right One In (15) Lat den ratte komma in 8.50pm An overlooked and bullied boy finds love and revenge through a beautiful but peculiar girl who has been twelve “for a very long time”.

Thu 25 Feb Hong Kong Women's Filmmaking Single Bill: Ming Ming (15) 6.45pm The film follows Ming as she steals from an underworld boss hoping to use her ill-gotten gains to flee with D, a boxer she has fallen for.

Hong Kong Women's Filmmaking Single Bill: Visible Secret (PG) Youling renjian 8.50pm A visually inventive combination of traditional ghost story and comedy about a woman whose left eye sees ghosts.

Fri 26 Feb Single Bill: A Prophet (18) Un prophète 8.10pm When a young French Arab finds himself in prison with no friends or allies he attaches himself to a dominant Corsican gang and its leader. An extraordinary, powerful crime drama.

Sat 27 Feb Single Bill: A Prophet (18) Un prophète 8.10pm When a young French Arab finds himself in prison with no friends or allies he attaches himself to a dominant Corsican gang and its leader. An extraordinary, powerful crime drama.

Sun 28 Feb Afternoon - Double Bill: The Bad and the Beautiful (PG) 3.00pm Vincent Minnelli’s quintessential movie about movie making.

The Red Shoes (U) 5.20pm A drama set in the ballet world of the late 40s.

Evening - Single Bill: A Prophet (18) Un prophète 8.00pm When a young French Arab finds himself in prison with no friends or allies he attaches himself to a dominant Corsican gang and its leader. An extraordinary, powerful crime drama.

LATECOMERS
Latecomers are admitted strictly at the House Manager's discretion but only within the first 15 minutes of the film.

SATURDAY MATINEES
We are continuing our new, popular Saturday afternoon matinee programmes. See full details above.

AGE RESTRICTIONS
Most films are screened as double bills. Where a programme contains films with different age ratings, the highest rating governs all films in the programme as the films are sold on a single ticket. Patrons younger than the highest rating will not be admitted to the Cinema. Riverside Studios reserves the right to ask for proof of age.

COATS AND BAGS
For the comfort, safety and security of all visitors and staff, backpacks and other large bags are not allowed into the auditorium. All items brought into Riverside Studios may be subject to a search.