Unfortunately, due to Covid-19 restrictions, our upcoming screenings have been put on hold until further notice.
We will keep updating the website with more information as things develop, so please keep checking back.
We usually 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.
We will keep updating the website with more information as things develop, so please keep checking back.
We usually 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.
We are only selling 25 tickets for each screening to uphold social distancing measures.
Tickets will be sold online until 5pm of the day of the screening!
Click here to buy your tickets now!
Upcoming Screenings:
(Click on a film poster to view trailer!)
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Parasite
Sun 20/09 at 6pm & 9pm Dir: Bong Joon-ho Starring: Song Kang-ho, Lee Sun-kyun, Cho Yeo-Jeong 2020/15/132mins/South Korea Parasite has 6 Oscar nominations 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 just 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. (Note: Film is in Korean with English subtitles.) |
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Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Tue 22/09 at 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Céline Sciamma Starring: Adèle Haenel, Noémie Merlant, Luàna Bajrami 2019/15/122 mins/France From the director of Girlhood, Tomboy and Water Lilies comes an intoxicating tale of clandestine yearning. France, 1790. Marianne (Noémie Merlant), a young female painter, is commissioned to paint the wedding portrait of aristocrat Héloïse (Adèle Haenel). Since Héloïse objects to the engagement, Marianne is forced to observe and study her muse by day and secretly paint her portrait by firelight. Selected to compete for the Palme d’Or at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival and coming home with both Best Screenplay and the Queer Palm, Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a glorious slow-burn that is bound to be simmering in your mind for days. |
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The Invisible Man
Sun 27/09 at 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Leigh Whannell Starring: Elisabeth Moss, Aldis Hodge, Storm Reid, Harriet Dyer 2020/15/124 mins/US Aided by her sister, Cecilia Kass (Elisabeth Moss) escapes a violent and controlling relationship, hiding from her wealthy scientist ex-boyfriend. Soon after, Cecilia inherits her abusive ex’s fortune after learning of his suicide, which she believes to have been a hoax. After a series of scary coincidences, Cecilia discovers that the crazed scientist had become invisible in order to stalk and terrorise her. She then desperately struggles to prove she is being hunted by an invisible man but would soon have to take matters into her own hands to protect herself and her loved ones. |
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Summerland
Tue 29/09 at 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Jessica Swale Starring: Gemma Arterton, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Penelope Wilton, Lucas Bond 2020/12A/100 Minutes/UK In amidst World War II, Alice (Arterton) lives a solitary life as an author on the Southern England coast. Forced to take in a young London evacuee (Bond) in the wake of the Blitz, she stubbornly ignores her new acquaintance in favour of her work. Time passes and the two soon connect, sharing their pasts that bond them together in an endearing friendship. The pair support each other through tough times and emotional turmoil, alongside the residents of their beautiful seaside home. Swale's directorial debut has been met with critical praise and a warm audience reception to this uplifting and moving story. |
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Lynn + Lucy
Sun 04/10 at 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Fyzal Boulifa Starring: Nichola Burley, Roxanne Scrimshaw, Kacey Ainsworth 2019/15/90 mins/UK Fyzal Boulifa’s feature debut brings us the story of Lynn (Scrimshaw) and Lucy (Burley), childhood partners in crime who, now in their twenties, still live across the road from one another. After the birth of Lucy’s first son, things start to spiral dangerously between the pair. Boulifa drags us through a test of friendship that weaves through mistrust and deceit beautifully, cinematographer Taina Galis capturing every moment of turmoil. Exceptional performances from both Scrimshaw and Burley culminate in a fraught portrait of working-class sisterhood, blending realism and drama seamlessly. |
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Tenet
Tue 06/10 at 6pm & 9pm Sun 11/10 at 6pm & 9pm Dir: Christopher Nolan Starring: John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Michael Caine 2020/12A/150 minutes/US When a CIA agent (Washington) is sent on an incredible mission with the singular objective of preventing World War III, he is given a word: Tenet. In a fight to save the world, the protagonist embarks on his dangerous journey. The coming Armageddon though, is an unprecedented one: time inversion – travelling in opposition to the flow of time as we know it. Join the characters on their time-transcending story through a world as backward as it is forward. Set in the same universe as Nolan’s blockbuster hit Inception (2010), this film promises a thrilling, complex and mind-bending experience. |
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Proxima
Tue 13/10 at 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Alice Winocour Starring: Eva Green, Zélie Boulant, Matt Dillon 2019/12/107 mins/France When astronaut Lucy (Eva Green) is selected for the prestigious year-long mission Proxima, it is a professional milestone. This dream come true spells disaster for her relationship with Stella, her little eight-year old daughter (Zélie Boulant). As a single mother, she will have to learn how to juggle her parental duties with conflicting professional ones. The mother-daughter relationship becomes increasingly complicated as the magnitude of a year apart dawns on the pair. Proxima pulls back the veil of glamour that surrounds astronauts, highlighting the emotional strain that it puts on their daily lives. |
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The New Mutants
Sun 18/10 at 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Josh Boone Starring: Maisie Williams, Anya Taylor-Joy, Charlie Heaton, Blu Hunt 2020/15/94 mins/US The movie is finally out! But a group of five young mutants are locked inside a mysterious abandoned asylum. Battling their past sins, the mutants are just beginning to learn and control their newly discovered powers. Initially, relieved by a psychiatric hospital’s invitation, they gain hope of mastering their powers. Soon they realise that they are trapped inside a torturous facility. The new mutants’ abilities and friendships will be tested, as they battle to try and make it out alive. Director Boone (The Fault in Our Stars) brings a dose of horror with the superhero genre, to keep you on the edge throughout. |
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The Shawshank Redemption
Tue 20/10 at 6pm & 9pm Dir: Frank Darabont Starring: Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton, William Sadler 1994/15/142 mins/US Frank Darabont presents the story of Andy Dufresne (Tim Robbins) based on the Stephen King novella, in one of the most highly appraised films of all time. Andy, a successful banker, is sentenced to life imprisonment at Shawshank prison after being convicted of the murder of his wife and her lover in 1947. Although denying these crimes, Andy spends 19 years adapting to prison life with the help of a long-term inmate, Ellis “Red” Redding (Morgan Freeman). His intelligence and banking skills win over the warden and prison staff, improving the prison library and opening up the possibility of escape. |
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Bill & Ted Face the Music
Sun 25/10 at 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Dean Parisot Starring: Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter, Kristen Schaal 2020/PG/91 mins/US Almost 2 decades later, the ultimate duo Bill (Alex) and Ted (Keanu) are back for more time-meddling! These current middle-age parents are warned by the Great Leader (George Carlin) and her daughter Kelly (Kristen) from the future, about the upcoming disaster. Stakes are higher than ever; they must compose a new song to save the world from collapsing. The duo decides to take the song from their future-selves, by time-travelling. To try and save their lives from a time-travelling robot their daughters get on board too!!! Join in this crazy time-heist and meet a new batch of historical figures and few music legends on the way. |
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Babyteeth
Tue 27/10 at 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Shannon Murphy Starring: Eliza Scanlen, Toby Wallace, Ben Mendelsohn, Essie Davis 2019/15/118 mins/Australia Filmmaker Shannon Murphy’s debut feature tells the tale of terminally ill Milla (Scanlen) who, against what her parents believe is in her best interests, becomes completely enamored with drug-addicted vagabond Moses (Wallace). Moses, seemingly without a care in the world, proverbially whisks away Milla into her first love, as her illness deteriorates. Milla cycles through a selection of wigs as she loses her hair through chemotherapy, and Moses himself seems unstable, going back-and-forth on his commitment to Milla. The only constant in that chaos is Milla’s infatuation for Moses. With the consistently great Mendelsohn and an incendiary Wallace, Babyteeth heightens our expectations for the careers of all involved. |
*Please note that some of these screenings have not yet been confirmed due to Covid-19 restrictions.
Updates are constantly being added to the site to keep you up-to-date! Sorry for the inconvenience.
Updates are constantly being added to the site to keep you up-to-date! Sorry for the inconvenience.
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