“The plot is absurd, the characters preposterous — but who cares? Bullet Train is fun,” said one critic of Kōtarō Isaka’s original best selling darkly satirical, thriller. David Leitch’s big screen ad...

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• Thu 18 Aug
• 126 minutes

Time to go bananas and join Kevin, Stuart, Bob, and newcomer, Otto, on the latest colourful and crazy Minions adventure. Gru is a 12-year-old fan of The Vicious 6, a super villain group. Along with...

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• Thu 18 Aug to Thu 25 Aug
• 87 minutes

“I can shake off everything as I write; my sorrows disappear, my courage is reborn.” Another brilliantly inventive fable that fuses historical narrative and wondrous animation, from the director of...

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• Thu 18 Aug
• 100 minutes

Panah Panahi’s award winning road movie with a difference is as charming as it is sharp-witted. A boisterous Iranian family of four —two middle-aged parents and their two sons, one a taciturn adult...

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• Thu 18 Aug to Thu 25 Aug
• 93 minutes

“What’s a bad miracle?” NOPE is something very different from GET OUT and US the first two and very original calling cards from the ever ambitious and imaginative Jordan Peele. Now, he redefines th...

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• Thu 18 Aug to Thu 25 Aug
• 130 minutes

Funny, smart, and original, THE UNBEARABLE WEIGHT OF MASSIVE TALENT is a wild and wonderful tribute to the iconic Nicolas Cage. He’s played vampires, Elvis fanatics, bad lieutenants, Ghost Riders, rec...

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• Thu 18 Aug
• 105 minutes

The ordinary becomes extraordinary in writer-director Clio Barnard’s tale of cultural diversity and tribal loyalties and the unlikely romance that unfolds when hip hop meets Bob Dylan. Ali is a Bri...

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• Thu 18 Aug
• 94 minutes

A fascinating collaboration between acclaimed Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul and actor Tilda Swinton, MEMORIA is an exploration of reality, myth, history and memory and a mesmerising meditat...

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• Thu 18 Aug
• 135 minutes

With archival footage and poignant interviews, FREE CHOL SOO LEE tells the now largely forgotten story of how former street hustler became the symbol for a landmark movement. In 1973, after a murd...

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• Fri 19 Aug to Thu 25 Aug
• 110 minutes

Whether for the unforgettable landscape, now looking more spectacular than ever in a new 4K restoration, or Sam Shepherd’s brilliant screenplay or Ry Cooder’s haunting music or the iconic Harry Dean S...

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• Fri 19 Aug to Mon 22 Aug
• 150 minutes

“Wings of Desire on the big screen in 4K shows us a city and shows us a world that is 30 years old, but it is so succinct, so there and so rich that it could also be a new film. ” — Wim Wenders. WI...

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• Tue 23 Aug to Thu 25 Aug
• 122 minutes

Classic Matinee is a monthly screening for the over 55's presented in a relaxed atmosphere with free tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits, tickets for the over 55's are just £2.50, carers go free and we we...

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• Wed 24 Aug
• 126 minutes

Pink Palace our weekly queer film club presents one of the great silent films, and the first on screen representation of lesbianism - GW Pabst’s Pandora’s Box (1929). The film is renowned for its s...

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• Wed 24 Aug
• 133 minutes

A rare chance to discover, and enjoy, one of the most successful Vietnamese films of 2022, the story of Trinh Cong Son, legendary composer and musician famous for his romantic music but also known wo...

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• Fri 26 Aug to Mon 29 Aug
• 140 minutes

Sue Carpenter’s multi-award winning film is a “superb portrait of a young Nepali woman lifting herself out of subjugation through the means of photography and filmmaking” - UK Film Review ……grippin...

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• Thu 8 Sep
• 75 minutes

Two Poets and a River explores themes of love and loss through the lives and musical poetry of the two most prominent and innovative Wakhi musicians in Central and South Asia: Qurbonsho in Tajikistan ...

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• Thu 8 Sep
• 75 minutes

A musical mystery tour featuring interviews with collaborators and fans of the man himself. The film provides as many questions as it does answers but then the same is true of the music and the music ...

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• Thu 8 Sep
• 50 minutes

In the words of Jon Savage, Jordan Mooney, who sadly died of cancer this April, was 'the first Sex Pistol'. A beehived Valkyrie in rubber, spiked heels and Mondrian make-up, she became the figurehe...

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• Tue 13 Sep
• 90 minutes

Classic Matinee is a monthly screening for the over 55's (but everyone is welcome) the screening is presented in a relaxed atmosphere with free tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits, tickets for the over 55...

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• Wed 21 Sep
• 60 minutes

From deep within the Amazonian forests and remote villages in the Himalayas to the world’s largest metropolises, this stunning documentary shows us 33 different stories about love and marriage, challe...

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• Tue 27 Sep
• 76 minutes