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1976( 15)

1h 36m Spanish w/ English subtitles

Tense and atmospheric drama about a middle-class woman who is drawn into helping a political dissident during the dictatorial reign of General Pinochet. Winner of Best Debut Film at London Film Festival.

After Hours( 15)

1h 37m

Martin Scorsese's frantic screwball comedy following an uptight office worker's nightmarish late-night odyssey on the streets of New York as he tries to get home with no money.

Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman( Cert-TBC)

1h 40m French w/ English subtitles

A lost cat and a talking frog help a banker and his wife save Tokyo from an earthquake in this strange and stylish animation based on a collection of short stories by Japanese writer Haruki Murakami.

EOS: Vermeer( Cert-TBC)

1h 30m

See the Rijksmuseum’s incredible new exhibition of works by Dutch master Johannes Vermeer in this behind-the-scenes documentary presented by the museum's director and exhibition curator.

Electric Malady( 12A)

1h 21m Swedish w/ English subtitles

Sensitive documentary painting an empathetic portrait of a man who is forced to retreat into the Swedish wilderness after developing a little-known condition known as electrosensitivity.

Fashion Reimagined( 12A)

1h 40m

Illuminating documentary about environmentally ethical fashion and a British designer’s journey to make the industry face up to some uncomfortable truths. One-off showing followed by a post-screening Q&A.

God's Creatures( 15)

1h 41m

A starkly powerful psychological drama, starring Emily Watson and Paul Mescal, about a mother torn between protecting her beloved son and her sense of right and wrong.

Godland( 12A)

2h 23m Danish & Icelandic w/ English subtitles

At the end of the 19th century, a young Danish priest is sent to a desolate Icelandic outpost to establish a church. A stunningly shot epic exploring the struggle between religion and human nature.

Infinity Pool( 18)

1h 58m

An author and his wife are drawn into a mysterious subculture of unnerving hedonism while at a luxury island resort. Alexander Skarsgård and Mia Goth star in this provocative and nightmarish horror by Brandon Cronenberg.

Jesus Christ Superstar( 12A)

1h 46m

The last days of Jesus Christ told from the perspective of his betrayer, Judas, performed as a camp 1970s hippie-aesthetic rock-opera? Praise be!

Leonor Will Never Die( 15)

1h 39m

After being knocked unconscious by a falling TV, a retired filmmaker wakes up in a dreamworld where she must become the hero in an unfinished action movie. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at Sundance Film Festival.

Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom( PG)

1h 49m Bhutan w/ English subtitles

A young teacher in Bhutan is reassigned to a school in the remote village of Lunana in this uplifting drama about finding contentment in unexpected places. Nominated for Best International Feature at the Oscars.

Marcel the Shell with Shoes On( PG)

1h 30m

An offbeat and wholeheartedly moving animated tale about a one-inch-tall walking-talking sea shell who becomes a global superstar. Nominated for Best Animated Feature at this year’s Oscars and BAFTAs.

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish( PG)

1h 42m

Puss In Boots goes on an epic journey through an enchanted forest to restore his nine lives in this family-friendly adventure packed with humour, heart, and a stellar cast of voice actors.

Raging Bull( 18)

2h 9m

Robert De Niro stars in Martin Scorsese's visionary biopic of middleweight boxer Jake LaMotta, charting his rise to the top of the sport and his spectacular spiral into paranoia and self-destruction.

Rye Lane( 15)

1h 22m

A day in the life of two young Londoners who connect while trying to get over their recent romantic heartbreaks. Raine Allen Miller’s debut is an upbeat romcom bursting with visual vibrancy and infectious charm.

The Beasts( 15)

2h 19m French & Spanish w/ English subtitles

Rural-set thriller in which a French couple living in Spain are drawn into an ever escalating conflict with locals after rejecting an offer to buy their land. Winner of nine Goya Awards, including Best Film.

The King of Comedy( PG)

1h 49m

Martin Scorsese’s dark comedy about a talentless nobody dreaming of becoming a celebrated somebody is an unnerving satire of dead-end celebrity culture and the American comedy circuit.

The Last Temptation of Christ( 15)

2h 43m

Martin Scorsese’s fifteen-year labour of love adapts Nikos Kazantzakis’s landmark novel that imagines an alternate fate for Jesus Christ, starring Willem Dafoe, Harry Dean Stanton and David Bowie.

The Lord of the Rings: Trilogy( 12A)

11h 30m + Breaks

Join us on (Middle) Earth Day for back-to-back screenings of the extended editions of Peter Jackson's monumentally epic and multiple award-winning The Lord of the Rings Trilogy.

The Middle Man( 15)

1h 35m

Darkly humorous satirical drama following the life of a newly employed “Middle Man”, hired by a small-town community to be the bearer of bad news after a sudden outbreak of accidents and deaths.

The Night of the 12th( 15)

1h 54m French w/ English subtitles

An young police detective becomes obsessed while investigating a murder in a quiet mountain village. A powerful and multiple award-winning crime drama by acclaimed French director Dominik Moll.

Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory( U)

1h 40m

Grab a (golden) ticket for this one-off Easter holiday screening of Mel Stuart's much-loved adaptation of Roald Dahl’s children’s book, starring Gene Wilder as the enigmatic chocolatier Willy Wonka.