We have regular screenings on every Tuesday and Sunday of term and occasionally on Thursdays as a special treat! We hold two screenings of each film on the night starting at 6 or 6.30pm (depending on run time) and 9pm. Tickets are available from half an hour before each screening.
P.S. - Make sure you don't forget to buy snacks from our confectionery stand before the film so you don't get hungry!
P.S. - Make sure you don't forget to buy snacks from our confectionery stand before the film so you don't get hungry!
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Call Me By Your Name
Tue 20 Feb – 6 & 9pm Dir: Luca Guadagnino Cast: Armie Hammer, Timothée Chalamet 2017/15/133 min/ Italy, France Elio, an intellectually curious and introverted 17 year old boy (Chalamet), lives in the northern Italian countryside with his family in 1983. One day, Elio’s father decides to invite Oliver (Hammer), an American graduate student, to live with them and help him with his work. Soon, the two boys begin to spend increasingly more time with each other, and as their romance grows, they come to terms with themselves and their sexuality. A sweet coming of age film that has been nominated for 4 Academy Awards, Call Me By Your Name is guaranteed to make you believe in love again. View the Trailer. |
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Sun 25 Feb – 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Martin McDonagh Cast: Frances McDormand, Woody Harrelson, Sam Rockwell 2017/15/115 min/USA Seven months after the unsolved murder of her daughter, Mildred Hayes (McDormand) takes action in the form of three red billboards on the road into town. The three messages, ending with “How come, Chief Willoughby?” directly attack the town politics and the beloved Sheriff Bill Willoughby (Harrelson). This darkly comedic drama follows Hayes as she deals with the backlash and fights for justice for her daughter. Winner of the Golden Globe for best drama, Three Billboards boasts nine Oscar nominations (including Best Picture and Best Actress) and a total of four Golden Globe wins. View the Trailer. |
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Get Out
Tue 27 Feb – 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Jordan Peele Cast: Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams, Catherine Keener 2017/15/103 min/USA As part of our awards programme, we are giving cinemagoers the chance to re-visit Get Out on the big screen following its triumphant Oscars nomination haul (including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actor). Jordan Peele helms this brilliant directorial debut that explores the presence of racism within suburban America. Chris is meeting his girlfriend Rose’s parents for the first time. He’s nervous, but also wonders how they will react to him being black. Whilst Rose attempts to dispel these fears, Chris gradually becomes uneasy: there are stories of people going missing, and things increasingly don’t seem as welcoming. Peele skilfully tackles relevant questions about America, delivering a masterful horror that will terrify and grip you as well as leave you with something to think about. View the Trailer. |
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Coco
Sun 4 Mar – 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Lee Unkrich, Adrian Molina Cast: Anthony Gonzalez, Gael García Bernal, Benjamin Bratt 2017/PG/105 min/USA Miguel (Unkrich) from a family of accomplished shoe markers, aspires to become a musician following in the steps of his idol Ernesto de la Cruz (Bratt). However, with an ancestral family ban on music, he tries to prove his talent which results in him ending up in the Land of the Dead. In this wonderfully colourful and vibrant land, Miguel tries to track down his great-great-grandfather to receive his blessing to return home to his family. With the help of the down-trodden but charming Héctor (García Bernal), Miguel discovers the secrets of his family’s past. This charmingly, animated film is yet another highlight from Pixar and will surely leave you with a smile. View the Trailer. |
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The Post
Tue 6 Mar – 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Steven Spielberg Cast: Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks 2017/12A/116 min/USA During the Nixon presidency, Katharine Graham (Streep) is the first female publisher of a major American newspaper, The Washington Post. Working with her editor, Ben Bradlee (Hanks), she attempts to unearth and publish the Pentagon Papers, classified government documents that detail thirty years of US involvement in Vietnam in a race against her competitors. Graham and Bradlee have to overcome their differences as they risk not only their careers but their very freedom in the name of truth. The Post Is critically acclaimed, receiving Oscar nominations for Best Picture and Best Actress for Streep’s performance. View the Trailer. |
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Downsizing
Sun 11 Mar – 6 & 9pm Dir: Alexander Payne Cast: Matt Damon, Christopher Waltz, Hong Chau 2017/15/135 min/USA Feeling as though their lives are going nowhere, Paul (Damon) and Audrey (Whig) Safranek decide to undergo the new and revolutionary procedure of ‘downsizing’ – a scientific breakthrough which shrinks people to five inches tall in an attempt to combat overpopulation. Forced to see things from a new perspective, Paul befriends Dušan (Waltz) who encourages him to see this as a chance to start again, and search for what he truly wants out of life. Despite Downsizing’s tiny nature, it looks at some of the big issues facing the world today, whilst not being short on jokes. Ha ha ha. View the Trailer. |
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Darkest Hour
Tue 13 Mar – 6 & 9pm Dir: Joe Wright Cast: Gary Oldman, Kristin Scott Thomas, Lily James 2018/PG/125 min/UK 1940. Britain and Europe stand on the verge of collapse. Nazi Germany continues to make strides eastward and westward towards the British Isles. Faced with an unimaginable decision, Winston Churchill (Oldman) must decide whether to follow the suggestion of his most senior advisers and engage in peace talks or continue to fight on. This film has been praised for its suspense, drama but mostly for Oldman’s stunning portrayal of Churchill. With a phenomenal supporting cast, including Kristin Scott Thomas as Clemmie and Lily James as Elizabeth Layton, this film is not to be missed. View the Trailer. |
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Phantom Thread
Tue 20 Mar – 9pm ONLY Dir: Paul Thomas Anderson Cast: Vicky Krieps, Daniel Day-Lewis, Lesley Manville 2017/15/130 min/USA Following the acclaimed “There Will Be Blood”, Daniel Day-Lewis and Paul Thomas Anderson reunite for this 1950’s set drama around the life of fastidious dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock (Day-Lewis). A confirmed bachelor who exercises an acute control over every aspect of his life, Woodcock finds his character tested by the arrival of the strong-willed Alma (Krieps) with whom an intoxicating romance develops. Day-Lewis gives yet another tour de force performance in what he has claimed will be his final acting role, with the film itself receiving universal acclaim earning 6 academy award nominations including Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Director and Best Supporting Actress. View the Trailer. |
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Loveless - World Cinema Film
Tue 20 Mar – 6 pm ONLY Dir: Andrey Zvyagintsev Cast: Maryana Spivak, Aleksey Rozin. 2017/15/127 min/Russia The new film from Oscar-Nominated Russian film maker Andrey Zvyagintsev, known for his cutting critiques of Russian Society and corrupt government. Telling the story of a fractured couple, thrust into turmoil and forced back together when their 12-Year-Old Son Alexey disappears in the midst of a vicious divorce. Faced with the negligently inept Police service, they are forced to come together to save their son. This parable on modern family life and our interactions with one another, in contention for Best Foreign Language Film at the Oscars, is set to be a fascinating watch. View the Trailer. |
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The Shape of Water
Sun 25 Mar – 6 & 9pm Dir.: Guillermo del Toro Cast: Sally Hawkins, Doug Jones, Octavia Spencer. 2017/15/123 min/USA The Shape of Water is the latest from visionary director and storyteller Guillermo del Toro, and has been reviewed as his best film since Pan’s Labyrinth. Set in 1960’s America, mute and lonely Elise (Hawkins) works in a government laboratory when she discovers the secret, classified, experiment the facility is holding. This meeting changes her life forever as she begins an unlikely and unique relationship with the captured creature. With its genre-defying fantasy, stellar performances, and early prize for most Oscar-nominations received this year – 13 – this visually stunning film is set to deliver an imaginative and absorbing cinematic experience. View the Trailer. |
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Black Panther
Tue 27 Mar – 6 & 9pm Dir: Ryan Coogler Cast: Chadwick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong’o, Martin Freeman 2018/12A/134 min/USA The latest instalment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Black Panther follows the events of Captain America: Civil War and sees T’Challa (Boseman) return to Wakanda to take his rightful position as king. However, his reign comes under threat as rival factions begin to reappear under the leadership of Erik ‘Killmonger’ Stevens (Jordan). As Stevens’ plan increasingly risks the fate of Wakanda, T’Challa is forced to rally his allies and show the full power of Black Panther to secure the safety of his nation and its people. Praised for its unique style and being the freshest entry to the MCU in some time, this is not one to be missed! View the Trailer. |
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