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.
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Le Mans ‘66 (Ford v Ferrari)
Tuesday 14/1/20 - 6:00 & 9pm Dir: James Mangold Starring: Christian Bale, Matt Damon, Jon Bernthal 2019/12A/152 mins/USA From the acclaimed director of Logan, Le Mans ‘66 is an exhilarating movie that goes full throttle with its adrenaline-filled racing sequences. During the 24 hours of Le Mans in 1966, American automotive designer Carroll Shelby (Damon and fearless British race car driver Ken Miles (Bale) plan to compete against Ferrari’s dominant race cars. Their work becomes a battle against the laws of physics and their own personal demons as they build a revolutionary vehicle for Ford Motors. The film boasts bombastic sound design providing even the casual moviegoer long lasting thrills. |
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Knives Out
Sunday 19/1/20 – 6:00 & 9pm Dir: Rian Johnson Starring: Daniel Craig, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas 2019/12A/130 mins/USA When the wealthy patriarch of an eccentric family dies mysterious. His family come together under the questioning of private detective Benoit Blanc (Craig). THe curious circumstances of the death as well as the combative nature of the family, lead Blanc to believe that there is more to the case than meets the eye. The critically acclaimed murder mystery boasts an impressive ensemble cast, including Toni Colette, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Shannon and Christopher Plummer. This is a fresh, modern take on the classic Agatha Christie-esque whodunnit. |
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Harriet
Sunday 21/1/20 - 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Kasi Lemmons Starring: Cynthia Erivo, Janelle Monae, Leslie Odom Jr 2019/12A/125 mins/USA Based on the thrilling and inspirational life of the iconic American freedom fighter, ‘Harriet’ tells the story of heroic abolitionist Harriet Tubman’s (Erivo) escape from slavery. Her courage, ingenuity, and tenacity freed hundreds of slaves and changed the course of history, transforming her into one of America’s greatest heroes. Born into oppression, Harriet goes through an extraordinary and inspiring journey to freedom. With an incredibly moving performance by Erivo, earning her a Golden Globe nomination, Harriet is a powerful look into the life of experience of one of the most influential political activists of all time. |
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Frozen 2
Tuesday 26/1/20 – 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee Starring: Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel and Josh Gad 2019/PG/103 mins/USA This much anticipated sequel to the award winning Frozen picks up 3 years after Elsa’s coronation as Queen of Arandelle. A mysterious voice calls out to Elsa, which she follows all the way to the Enchanted Forest with her friends in tow. Along the way the sisters uncover secrets about their family, and themselves. With the future of Arandelle in the balance, the sisters must put wrongs right and save the kingdom. With songs by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, this feel-good movie is sure to bring a smile to your face. |
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Honey Boy
Sunday 28/1/20 - 6:30 and 9pm Dir: Alma Har’el Starring: Shia LeBeouf, Lucas Hedges, Noah Jupe 2019/15/94 mins/USA With its semi-autobiographical screenplay by Shia LaBeouf, Honey Boy portrays a very real narrative and puts many of LaBeouf’s own experiences on screen. By telling its story across two timelines, the film chronicles the life of child television star Otis, as he struggles to reconcile with an abusive and alcoholic father and having to confront his struggles with his mental health. With emotional performances from Lucas Hedges (Ladybird, Ben is Back) and Noah Jupe (Ford v Ferrari, A Quiet PLace) as Otis, along with Shia LaBeouf As his father, this drama is a compelling watch, exploring its characters growth over ten years. |
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Jumanji: The Next Level
Tuesday 2/2/20 – 6.30 & 9pm Dir: Jake Kasdan Starring: Dwayne Johnson 2019/12A/123 mins/USA Following on from the 2017 hit Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Spencer and his friends return to the thrills discovered when they first ventured into the Jumanji video game. Only now with his grandfather sucked into the game by mistake, and a new threat to confront to make it out the fame once more. With Danny Devito and Awkwafina joining the all star cast (including Johnson, Black and Hart), there are even more comedy all-stars to enjoy on screen. Jumanji: The Next Level is an action-adventure comedy you do not want to miss! |
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
Tuesday 4/2/20 – 6pm & 9pm Dir: J.J. Abrams Starring: Carrie Fisher, Adam Driver, Daisy Ridley 2019/12A/144mins/USA The final chapter in the Star Wars Sequel trilogy, filled with humour, emotion and gripping performances, we see the final showdown between the Resistance and the First Order led by Kylo Ren. Rey’s connection to Kylo provides an enthralling aspect of the plot, allowing deep character development and for some riveting battle scenes. |
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Cats
Sunday 9/2/20 – 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Tom Hooper Starring: James Corden, Judi Dench, Jason Derulo 2019/PG/110 mins/UK Cats is a star-studded, experimental adaptation of Webber’s classic theatre production, in which cats compete for a chance to win a new life away from the back alleys. Like politics and religion, people are divided over Cats, unable to agree on whether its magical, beautifully shot and touching, or a shame-inducing experiment featuring sexy cats. Whatever your reaction to the CGI is, the musical soundtrack won’t disappoint, and is as enjoyable as seeing it at the theatre. This film may well become a cult classic, having broken the internet and stumped the critics. You know you need to see what everyone’s talking about! |
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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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Jojo Rabbit
Sunday 16/2/20 – 6:30pm & 9pm Dir: Tamika Waititi Starring: Roman Griffin Davis, Tamika Waititi, Scarlett Johansson 2019/12A/108mins/USA In this comedy-drama, Jojo Betzler (Davis) is a ten-year-old boy growing up in Nazi Germany and a dedicated member of the Hitler YOuth. As the war comes to an end, Jojo must reconsider his loyalty to the Nazi Party - and his decision to have Hitler (Waititi) as an imaginary friend. His life is complicated further when he discovers that his mother (Johansson) has been hiding a young Jewish girl named Elsa in their home. From Tamika Waititi, the eccentric director of critically acclaimed films like Hunt for the Wilderpeople and Thor: Ragnarok, this film pushes the boundaries of comedy and is a must-see! |
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