Wild Men15

Directed by Thomas Daneskov | Denmark | 2021 | 1h 42m | Danish w/ English subtitles | Starring Rasmus Bjerg, Zaki Youssef, Sofie Gråbøl, Bjørn Sundquist

In the midst of a mid-life crisis, family man Martin dons a Neanderthal-like ensemble of animal skins and flees to live high up in the Norwegian mountains. There he meets a hash smuggler, who is injured after a car accident, and the pair go on the run together. A quirky Danish black comedy that examines the painful pitfalls of modern life as well as the trappings of toxic masculinity.

Reviews

‘What makes this amiably amusing Danish comedy work is the fact that it takes its hapless protagonist almost as seriously as he takes himself.’
★★★★
Wendy Ide, The Observer

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Today (Saturday 28th June)

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1h 55m
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Tomorrow (Sunday 29th June)

13:00

The Giant Pear U
1h 18m
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15:30

As The Tide Comes In Cert-TBC
1h 28m | Danish w/ English subtitles
On the tiny island of Mandø, this poignant documentary follows Gregers, the island’s last farmer, as he clings to his ancestral home, set against stunning visuals of a disappearing landscape. Part of UK Green Film Festival 2025.

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17:45

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1h 40m
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20:00

Lollipop 15
1h 40m
Newly released from prison, Molly faces bureaucracy and judgment as she fights to reunite with her children. Written by Daisy-May Hudson, this deeply compassionate, all-female drama explores motherhood on society’s margins.

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