Home AlonePG

Directed by Chris Columbus | USA | 1990 | 1h 43m | Starring Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, Catherine O’Hara, John Candy

The McCallister family head to Paris for a well-earned Christmas holiday. As soon as they jet off, they realise that they’ve forgotten to take eight-year-old trouble-maker, Kevin, with them! Home alone, Kevin embraces his newfound freedom, until a couple of burglars start sniffing around. Over thirty years since Macaulay Culkin lit up the screen in this family-friendly Christmas comedy that still endures to this day.

Reviews

‘An amusing blend of cute humour and cartoon violence…The whole thing is gloriously tinged with nostalgia.’
★★★★
Patrick Smith, The Telegraph

There’s something warmly indelible about Kevin’s inadvertent staycation, a feeling owed to the fortuitous collaboration between 10-year-old star Culkin and screenwriter John Hughes’
Charles Bramesco, The Guardian

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Today (Saturday 17th May)

15:00

Aida Returns PG
1h 12m | Arabic w/ English subtitles
After her mother’s death, filmmaker Carol Mansour embarks on a moving journey to return Aida to Palestine. This heartfelt documentary reflects on exile, memory, and the enduring struggle for return. Followed by an online Q&A with director Carol Mansour.

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17:45

Starship Troopers 15
2h 9m
Humanity fights for survival against alien bugs in this explosive sci-fi thriller. Paul Verhoeven’s action-packed spectacle doubles as razor-sharp satire, exposing the horrors of imperialism beneath its dazzling FX and relentless combat sequences.

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20:45

Sinners 15
2h 18m
Twin brothers seek a fresh start in their 1930s Southern hometown but uncover an evil lurking beneath the surface. Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan reunite for this chilling supernatural thriller set against the backdrop of the Jim Crow-era South.

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Tomorrow (Sunday 18th May)

13:00

The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales U
1h 23m
Country life gets hilariously unpredictable in this delightful animated adventure. With clumsy foxes, chaotic chickens, and some very confused ducks, it’s a warm-hearted romp perfect for young audiences. Kino Kids Cinema Club screening, tickets £6 for adults and £4 for children.

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15:00

Picnic at Hanging Rock 12A
+ Intro
1h 48m
Peter Weir’s haunting mystery set in 1900s Australia. When schoolgirls vanish during a field trip, the line between natural beauty and supernatural threat blurs. Lyrical and unsettling, this iconic film helped shape the golden age of Australian cinema.

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17:45

Sinners 15
2h 18m
Twin brothers seek a fresh start in their 1930s Southern hometown but uncover an evil lurking beneath the surface. Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan reunite for this chilling supernatural thriller set against the backdrop of the Jim Crow-era South.

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20:30

Julie Keeps Quiet 12A
1h 40m | Dutch & French w/ English subtitles
Top tennis player Julie’s world is shaken when her coach faces serious allegations. While others speak out, she stays silent. A tense psychological drama about power, trauma, and the cost of complicity from debut director Leonardo van Dijl.

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