(Tue 27th / 11am / £4/3)
(Anton Corbijn / UK / 2007 / 35mm / 121 mins / Cert 15)

(Screening for parents/carers with young babies - up to 1 year - to enjoy a movie in the company of other parents and their offspring. The Cube provides an area for prams, baby changing facilities, lowered movie volume and extra lighting in the auditorium. Babies get in free.)

To anyone familiar with the music of Joy Division and Ian Curtis, Control needs no introduction. Directed by Factory records collaborater and celebrated post-punk photographer Anton Corbijn, and filmed in his trademark high-contrast monochrome, the film as a superbly evocative biopic which seeks to cut through the heroic and doom-laden mythologies surrounding Ian Curtis, presenting him as a man caught in something which was beyond his control. Featuring a killer soundtrack and a mesmerising central performance from newcomer Sam Riley (who incidentally played Mark E Smith in '24hour Party People') the film is a skillful blend of biopic and social document.