& Sons (15)

2h

A reclusive novelist, convinced he's dying, summons his estranged sons and reveals a secret that draws his ex-wife back into the fold. Academy Award nominees Bill Nighy and Imelda Staunton lead this darkly comedic drama, alongside George MacKay and Dominic West.

A Page of Madness (PG)

1h 11m

A man takes a job at an asylum to be near his interned wife, in Teinosuke Kinugasa's 1926 silent film. Lost for 50 years until he found it in his own storehouse, this one-off screening features a live score performed by musician Hugo Max.

All About My Mother (15)

1h 41m Spanish w/ English subtitles

A grieving mother goes out to find the father of her deceased son, and unexpectedly becomes the heart of a makeshift family. Pedro Almodóvar’s vivid, Oscar-winning meoldrama is a tender exploration of the meaning of motherhood. Presented on 35mm film.

Arthur Christmas (U)

1h 37m

When one child is accidentally missed on Christmas Eve, Santa’s clumsy but big-hearted son Arthur launches a race against time to deliver the final present. A funny, festive adventure full of Christmas magic. Kino Kids Cinema Club tickets cost £7 Adults and £5 Children.

Babe (PG)

1h 32m

Meet Babe, a little pig with a big dream: becoming a sheepdog! With help from his unlikely friends and Farmer Hoggett, Babe discovers that believing in yourself can make anything possible. Kino Kids Cinema Club tickets cost £7 Adults and £5 Children.

Bad Apples (15)

1h 41m

A teacher at a struggling school kidnaps her most disruptive pupil and locks him in her basement, then watches the rest of the class flourish. Saoirse Ronan stars in this satirical black comedy about how doing the wrong thing sometimes gives the right result.

Bad Education (15)

1h 46m Spanish w/ English subtitles

When a filmmaker’s childhood friend returns with a story about abuse at their Catholic school, buried memories resurface. Almodóvar’s provocative blend of noir, melodrama and film-within-a-film explores trauma, identity, guilt and memory.

Bitter Christmas (15)

1h 51m Spanish w/ English subtitles

Pedro Almodóvar’s latest film is a sun-dappled exploration of life, art and storytelling, as two filmmakers’ lives intertwine in a playful meditation on memory, creativity and the blurred boundaries between reality and fiction.

Carnival of Souls (15)

1h 18m

A young woman survives a drag race accident, then finds herself drawn to an abandoned lakeside pavilion by a ghostly figure she can't explain. Herk Harvey's eerie 1962 B-movie, made on a shoestring budget, became a cult classic beloved by generations of horror fans.

Carrie (15)

1h 38m

Join Evolution of Horror podcast for a 50th-anniversary screening of Brian De Palma's Carrie, plus a live panel, prizes, and prom royalty. Sissy Spacek stars as the bullied, abused teen who discovers terrifying supernatural powers.

De Gaulle: Résistance (15)

2h 38m French w/ English subtitles

June 1940: France has fallen. Army general Charles de Gaulle refuses to accept defeat, fleeing to London to rally resistance. Simon Russell Beale plays Churchill in this internationally cast first chapter of Antonin Baudry's two-part historical epic. x§

Friday the 13th (15)

1h 35m

Decades after a tragic drowning, a group of counsellors reopening Camp Crystal Lake are stalked and killed one by one. This low-budget slasher became a horror sensation, launching one of the genre's longest-running franchises and introducing the iconic killer Jason.

Ghost in the Machine (12A)

1h 36m

AI's origins lie in power, not technology. This documentary uncovers the fantasies and politics behind Silicon Valley's unchecked growth, and looks at the forces shaping our AI-driven world. Screening followed by a Q&A with the director.

Hereditary (15)

2h 7m

After the Leigh family matriarch dies, Annie (Toni Collette) and her family uncover dark secrets about their ancestry and find themselves trying to outrun an inherited fate. Ari Aster's feature debut turns family tragedy into something chillingly ominous.

Holy Days (12A)

1h 41m

Three unconventional nuns set out across New Zealand to retrieve their convent's deeds. When a snowstorm derails their journey, they confront loss and forgiveness. Nathalie Boltt's road-trip comedy stars BAFTA winners Judy Davis and Miriam Margolyes.

Hotel Transylvania (U)

1h 31m

Dracula’s monster-only hotel is turned upside down when an ordinary human stumbles into his daughter’s birthday party. A hilarious, spooky adventure packed with monsters, mayhem and family fun. Kino Kids Cinema Club tickets cost £7 Adults and £5 Children.

I Want Your Sex (18)

1h 30m

Cooper Hoffman and Olivia Wilde star in Gregg Araki’s (Mysterious Skin) wickedly satirical comedy about sex, obsession and power. When a young man becomes an artist’s sexual muse, his dream job takes a dark and dangerous turn.

Just an Illusion (12A)

1h 59m French w/ English subtitles

Paris, 1985: 12-year-old Vincent navigates friendship, first love and a fractious family. A heart-warming comedy with strong performances from Louis Garrel and Camille Cottin, set to an infectious 1980s soundtrack.

Kiki's Delivery Service (U)

1h 44m English Dubbed Version

A beloved coming-of-age story from the legendary Studio Ghibli about a resourceful young witch who uses her broom to create a delivery service, only to lose her gift of flight in a moment of self-doubt. Screening plus crafted activities presented by Tiny Ideas Festival.

Kikuyu Land (15)

1h 33m Swahili & Kikuyu w/ English subtitles

A Kenyan journalist investigates stolen ancestral land and uncovers ongoing abuses on multinational-run tea plantations. A stunningly cinematic reckoning with colonial legacy. Screening followed by a Q&A with the director.

Lady (15)

1h 35m

Self-described "aristocracy's answer to the Kardashians", Lady Isabella has everything but loneliness to fill. When a filmmaker arrives to document her estate, her hunger for attention takes a strange turn. Sian Clifford (Fleabag) stars in this riotous mockumentary.

Lady in a Cage (15)

1h 31m

A power failure traps wealthy widow Cornelia Hilyard in her mansion's cage-like elevator, leaving her powerless as young thugs break in to rob and terrorise her. Olivia de Havilland and James Caan star in this tough, unusual 1960s thriller.

Late Fame (15)

1h 37m

A forgotten poet turned postal worker (Willem Dafoe) is adopted by a circle of young admirers hoping to make him their literary figurehead. A wistful rumination on art and authenticity set in New York City.

Leviticus (15)

1h 28m

Two teenage boys in an isolated Australian town are hunted by an entity that takes the form of the person they desire most – each other. Adrian Chiarella's assured coming-of-age horror confronts religious fanaticism and its cost to queer youth.

Little Women (U)

2h 15m

The four March sisters chase ambition, love, and independence in 19th-century Massachusetts. Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh, and Laura Dern star in Greta Gerwig's warm take on Louisa May Alcott's classic. Craft-A-Long screening presented by Together We Make.

Making Cars (PG)

54m

Five-part Channel 4 series telling the history of Cowley's Morris Motors and Pressed Steel factories through the voices of the workers themselves. Long thought lost, now rediscovered, join us for FREE screenings of episode one for Oxford Open Doors weekend.

Manhunter (18)

2h

FBI profiler Will Graham enlists imprisoned killer Dr. Hannibal Lecter to help hunt a new murderer. Michael Mann's genre-defining thriller returns in a new 4K final cut for its 40th anniversary.

NTLive: Golden Boy (15 TBC)

3hrs

Josh O’Connor leads the cast in this searing revival of Clifford Odets’ knockout American classic. Filmed live from the Almeida Theatre, Olivier Award-winner Sam Yates (Vanya) directs this propulsive drama exploring ambition, identity, and the high price of success.

NTLive: The Misanthrope (15 TBC)

2h

Sandra Oh (Killing Eve) stars in Martin Crimp's razor-sharp reimagining of Molière's The Misanthrope, playing a novelist who refuses to lie in a world built on it. Indhu Rubasingham directs this National Theatre production, filmed live on stage.

Nine to Five (15)

1h 49m

Fed up with their sexist boss, Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly Parton hatch a plan to take over their office, turning workplace revenge into one of the sharpest comedies of its era. Screening in memory of the late, great Dolly Parton.

Onibaba (15)

1h 38m Japanese w/ English subtitles

A woman and her daughter-in-law kill lost samurai in the marshes of war-torn medieval Japan, selling their belongings to survive. See Kaneto Shindo's 1964 folk horror on 35mm film, with an introduction from Dr Alexander Jacoby, hosted with Oxford Talking Movies.

Possession (18)

2h 7m

Anna (Isabelle Adjani) leaves her family without explanation. Her husband (Sam Neill) hunts for the truth, uncovering something far stranger than an affair. Andrzej Żuławski's psychological horror won Adjani the best actress award at Cannes and became a cult classic.

Pressure (Cert-TBC)

1h 40m

Dwight D. Eisenhower and Captain James Stagg have 72 hours to decide whether to launch the D-Day invasion, with everything ready except the one factor they can't control: the weather. Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott star in this historical thriller.

Pulp What You Do for An Encore? (12A)

1h 39m

Directed by Garth Jennings and narrated by Jarvis Cocker, this thrilling documentary charts Pulp’s rise from obscurity to cultural icons, combining their biggest-ever arena show with four decades of unseen archival footage. One night only.

Raiders of the Lost Ark (12A)

1h 55m

Archaeologist Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) races the Nazis across the globe to find the mystical Ark of the Covenant, with old flame Marion Ravenwood along for the ride. Spielberg's whip-cracking classic returns for its 45th anniversary.

Revenge (18)

1h 48m French w/ English subtitles

Jen's romantic getaway turns violent when her boyfriend's friends arrive uninvited, leaving her for dead. She survives, and sets out on a relentless quest for revenge. A stylish, subversive debut from director Coralie Fargeat (The Substance).

Stewart Lee Live: Pea Green Boat (16+)

Sunset Boulevard (12A)

1h 50m

A struggling writer is drawn into the decaying world of a faded silent-film star convinced she's due for a comeback. Starring Gloria Swanson, Billy Wilder's acid-tongued Hollywood satire is widely regarded as one of the greatest films ever made about the industry itself.

Teenage Sex & Death at Camp Mias (15)

1h 52m

Jane Schoenbrun (I Saw the TV Glow) unleashes a bloody, bewildering meta-horror, as a young director and a reclusive scream queen descend into a delirious world of queer desire, fear and blood-soaked obsession. Starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson.

The End of Oak Street (12A)

1h 40m

After a cosmic event tears Oak Street from suburbia, the Platt family must stick together to survive a landscape now inhabited by dinosaurs. David Robert Mitchell (It Follows) swaps psychological horror for sci-fi thrills, starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor.

The Fox and the Hound (U)

1h 23m

A fox and lovable hunting dog form an unlikely friendship in the countryside. As they grow older, outside pressures and natural instincts threaten to pull them apart. This heartfelt Disney classic explores loyalty and friendship with humour and emotional storytelling.

The Goonies (12A)

1h 48m

A group of adventurous friends set off on a treasure hunt to save their homes, uncovering pirate secrets, booby traps and danger along the way. A thrilling, funny and endlessly quotable family adventure. Kino Kids Cinema Club tickets cost £7 Adults and £5 Children.

The Incomer (12A)

1h 42m

A man and his sister survive on a remote Scottish island, hunting seabirds and retelling ancestral stories, until a council worker arrives to move them to the mainland. Domhnall Gleeson stars in Louis Paxton's Sundance award-winning comedy.

The Jungle Book (U)

1h 18m

Join Mowgli on a swinging adventure through the jungle, where he meets wise panther Bagheera, lovable bear Baloo and plenty of memorable characters. Featuring classic songs, friendship and family fun. Kino Kids Cinema Club tickets cost £7 Adults and £5 Children.

The NeverEnding Story (U)

1h 34m

A magical book transports a young boy to the fantastical world of Fantasia, where brave warrior Atreyu and luck dragon Falkor must save it from a mysterious force known as The Nothing. Kino Kids Cinema Club tickets cost £7 Adults and £5 Children.

The Peanuts Movie (U)

1h 33m

Charlie Brown sets out to impress the new girl at school, while his loyal dog Snoopy takes to the skies on a daring adventure. A funny, heartwarming celebration of friendship and courage. Kino Kids Cinema Club tickets cost £7 Adults and £5 Children.

Tony (15)

1h 46m

In a chaotic restaurant kitchen during the summer of 1975, Tony stumbles into a job that will shape his life. Dominic Sessa (The Holdovers) stars as chef Anthony Bourdain in this biographical drama, directed by Matt Johnson (Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie).

Trainspotting (18)

1h 34m

Danny Boyle’s electrifying adaptation of Irvine Welsh’s cult novel remains a visceral portrait of addiction, alienation and self-destruction. Back on the big screen for the film's 30th anniversary, Trainspotting is as exhilarating, darkly comic and provocative as ever.

Volver (15)

2h 1m Spanish w/ English subtitles

Penélope Cruz stars as Raimunda, who returns to La Mancha with her daughter after her aunt’s death, only to encounter the ghost of her mother. A funny, moving blend of magical realism and family drama about grief, motherhood and secrets.

WALL·E (U)

1h 43m

Lonely little robot WALL·E discovers friendship and adventure when he meets the sleek robot EVE. Together they embark on an extraordinary journey across the galaxy in this funny, moving Pixar classic. Kino Kids Cinema Club tickets cost £7 Adults and £5 Children.

Women on the Verge of a Nervous (15)

1h 29m Spanish w/ English subtitles

Pepa’s frantic search for her vanished lover spirals into a whirlwind of jealous fiancées, hostage-taking terrorists, and absurd chaos. Almodóvar’s breakthrough comedy dazzles with surreal humour, bold melodrama, and a riot of colour, energy, and eccentricity.