We have regular screenings on every Tuesday and Sunday of term, and occasionally on Thursdays as a special treat! We run two screenings of each film on the night starting at 6 or 6.30pm (depending on run time) and 9pm. Tickets and Snacks are available from half an hour before each screening.
Campus Cinema is proud to support initiatives that make our screenings more inclusive. Consequently, please be aware that all earlier screenings (6pm/6:30pm) will be shown with HoH subtitles that are provided by the distributors of the film when available. Thank you for continuing to support our organisation as we help to provide cinema for all.
Campus Cinema is proud to support initiatives that make our screenings more inclusive. Consequently, please be aware that all earlier screenings (6pm/6:30pm) will be shown with HoH subtitles that are provided by the distributors of the film when available. Thank you for continuing to support our organisation as we help to provide cinema for all.
What's On
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1917
Tuesday 23/2/20 - 6:30 & 9pm Dir: Sam Mendes Starring: George MacKay, Dean-Charles Chapman, Colin Firth 2019/15/120 mins/USA From director Sam Mendes comes a cinematic experience that documents the journey of two soldiers during WW1. Lance Corporals, Schofield and Blake must cross into enemy territory in order to deliver a message that could save thousands, including Blake’s brother. Filmed as one continuous shot, Mendes delivers a suspenseful wartime tale. Featuring cameos from actors such as Andrew Schott and Benedict Cumberbatch and winning three Oscars including Visual Effects and Cinematography. |
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The Gentlemen
Sunday 25/2/20 – 6:30 & 9pm Dir: Guy Ritchie Starring: Mathew McConaughey, Henry Golding and Michelle Dockery 2020/18/113 mins/UK American expat Mickey Pearson (McConaughey) started off selling marijuana to rich kids at Oxford and is now the kingpin of London’s biggest drug empire. When word gets out that Pearson is looking to get out of the business and settle down with his wife (Dockery), it triggers a series of schemes, plots, blackmail and bribery from those who want his fortune. The Gentlemen is a star-studded film that takes Guy Ritchie back to his gangster roots. |
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Bombshell
Sunday 1/3/20 - 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Jay Roach Starring: Charlie’s Theron, Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie 2020/15/108 mins/USA Based on the real scandal, Bombshell is a revealing look inside the most powerful and controversial media empire of all time; Fox News, and the explosive story of the women who brought down the infamous man who created it. When Gretchen Carlson (Kidman) makes a stand against the inappropriate behaviour and sexual assault prevalent at Fox Newsman’s she inspires other victims to reveal their truths. The women fight to show that those in power should be held accountable, which leads to a movement that reverberates around the world. Powerful performances from Theron, Kidman and Robbie are not to be missed! |
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Weathering With You
Tuesday 3/3/20 – 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Makoto Shinkai Starring: Kotaro Daigo, Nana Mori, Kentaro Araki 2020/12A/112 mins/Japan During a period of exceptionally rainy weather in Japan, a high-school boy flees from his island home, planning to move to Tokyo and start a new life. Whilst there he befriends an orphan girl who appears to have the ability to manipulate the weather. Together they begin to develop a powerful bond and must overcome troubling adversities. Creator Makoto Shinkai offers a charming, visually animated story that’s both magical and romantic. This makes Weathering With You a perfect entry point for animation fans who are still looking for the next big Pixar or Hayao Miyazaki experience. |
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The Personal History of David Copperfield
Sunday 8/3/20 - 6:30 and 9pm Dir: Armando Iannucci Starring: Dev Patel, Tilda Swinton, Hugh Laurie 2019/PG/119 mins/UK and USA Paying homage to a literary great, Armando Iannucci directs a comedic and vividly-imagined adaptation of a Dickensian classic. From birth to childhood, adolescence to adulthood, the good-hearted David Copperfield is surrounded by the multi-faceted society of Victorian England, experiencing its kindness, wickedness, poverty, and wealth, meeting many remarkable characters along the way. As he sets out to become a writer, David’s quest for family, friendship, romance, and status is the most reverting tale of all. With a dazzling British cast including Dev Patel, Tilda Swinton, and Peter Capaldi, this literary adaptation breathes new life into a much-loved story. |
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The Lighthouse
Tuesday 10/3/20 – 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Robert Eggers Starring: Willem Defoe, Robert Pattinson, Valeriia Karaman 2020/15/109 mins/USA The hypnotic and hallucinatory film tells the story of two lighthouse keepers, Ephraim Winslow and Thomas Wake (Pattinson and Dafoe), who are challenged to survive on a remote and mysterious island in New England during the 1890s. The film mixes horror and comedy, action with creative character development, all with an impressively low budget. Robert Eggers has complete control over every scene - they are visually striking and keep you on the edge of your seat. One of the best films of the year containing the best monologue of the year alongside so much more. The Lighthouse is a must see! |
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A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood
Tuesday 15/3/20 – 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Marielle Heller Starring: Tom Hanks, Chris Cooper, Matthew Rhys 2019/PG/109mins/USA From the director of Can You Ever Forgive Me? and The Diary of a Teenage Girl, Tom Hanks stars as Fred Rogers in this touching tribute to America’s most beloved neighbour. Based on a true story, a cynical journalist, begrudgingly accepts an assignment to write a profile on the cherished children’s television icon. Approaching the interview with sceptism. Vogel dials to discover the ‘dark side; of Mr Rogers, and instead learns about empathy, kindness and decency. This wholesome story of kindness triumphing over cynicism is timely and refreshing, offering hope to audiences across the world. |
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Parasite
Sunday 17/3/20 – 6pm & 9pm Dir: Bong Joon-ho Starring: Song Kang-ho, Chris Cooper, Matthew Rhys 2019/15/132 mins/South Korea Parasite has made history with four Oscar wins including Best Picture for a reason; Bong Joon-ho’s usual genius with upstairs-downstairs movies is on display yet again. The Kim family are poverty-stricken, desperately trying to stay afloat, and seemingly subsisting off hope. The Park family have it all, except for an English tutor for their daughter. But this film is not what it seems at first - you will expect an urgent class commentary, but you won’t expect what comes next... Parasite has beautiful visuals, hilarious scenes and the tension will grip you in your seats. (It is in Korean with English subtitles) |
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Little Women
Tuesday 11/2/20 – 6pm & 9pm Dir: Greta Gerwig Starring: Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Timothee Chalamet 2019/U/135mins/USA Greta Gerwig returns after the success of Ladybird with a reimagination of the beloved classic novel by Louisa May Alcott. The film tells the timeless story of the March sisters as they come of age in the aftermath of the American Cicvil War. Rather than simply retelling a familiar tale, Gerwig adds her own distinct touch. Creating two separate timelines, Gerwig contrasts the hope and optimism of the sisters’ younger years with the oppressive expectations which undermine their desire for creative ambition as young women. Overflowing with love and warmth, Little Women is exactly what we all need right now. |
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