What's On Thursday 21 - Wednesday 27 June 2018

The Piano (15)

Showing as part of Early Doors

25 years ago, Jane Campion became the first female director to win the Palme d’Or for The Piano, her extraordinary, triumphant masterpiece about a mute woman’s rebellion in a newly colonised, Victorian-era New Zealand

Hereditary (15)

Showing as part of Audio Description, Subtitled Mondays

After the death of her mother, Annie and her family begin to unravel cryptic secrets about their family history

The Ciambra (15)

Showing as part of Kino Bambino! For parent/guardians + babies under 1 only

14-year-old Pio Amato lives with his family in a small Romani community in Italy. When his older brother is arrested, Pio tries to fill his brother’s shoes but soon finds himself faced with dangerous situations and life-changing decisions.

Italian

McQueen (15)

Showing as part of Audio Description, Subtitled Mondays

An intimate portrait of fashion designer Lee Alexander McQueen, the boy from East London who became the punk rebel of Paris.

The Boy Downstairs (12A)

This Triple F-rated rom-com starring Girls alumni Zosia Mamet is the coming-of-age tale of a young writer looking to find her way back in New York City after a two-year stint in London.

Edie (12A)

Showing as part of Audio Description, Subtitled Mondays

Edie has spent 40 years trapped in controlling relationship. When her husband passes away, she packs a bag, leaves her life behind and embarks on an adventure she never got to have - climbing the imposing Mount Suilven in the Scottish Highlands. The

Glyndebourne 18: Madama Butterfly - Live

Showing as part of Stage on Screen

Madama Butterfly is a classic love story that never fails to move, a tragic romance that sweeps you along in the intensity of its action.

The Seventh Seal (PG)

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Showing as part of Permanent Dreams: The Cinema of Ingmar Bergman

Critically acclaimed, endlessly studied - and parodied to within an inch of its life - The Seventh Seal is one of Bergman’s most iconic and ground-breaking films.

In The Fade (18)

After Katja’s husband and young son are killed in a bombing in Hamburg, she struggles to come to terms with her immense grief.

German

The Happy Prince (15)

In 1888, Oscar Wilde published a story called The Happy Prince about a selfless swallow and a heart-broken statue, 115 years before homosexuality was decriminalised.

Boom for Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat (15)

Jean-Michel Basquiat first found fame in the 70s through street art in Downton Manhattan. By the 80s his paintings covered the walls of galleries across the world and in ’92 the Whitney Museum of American Art held a retrospective of his work

Calais Children + Q&A (12A)

Showing as part of Migration Matters

As the Calais jungle was set to be demolished in October 2016, there were over 1900 unaccompanied minors stranded there - many of whom had a legal case to enter the UK.

The Lion King (U)

Showing as part of Young Cinema, KicStart

A Disney favourite about a little lion cub's journey to fulfill his destiny.

Queens of Syria (12A)

Showing as part of Migration Matters

Queens of Syria tells the story of fifty women from Syria, all forced into exile in Jordan.

Funny Cow (15)

Showing as part of Audio Description, Subtitled Mondays

Set against the backdrop of working men’s clubs and the Northern stand-up comedy circuit, ‘Funny Cow’ charts the rise to stardom of a comedienne through the 1970s and 80s.

Smiles of a Summer Night (12A)

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Showing as part of Permanent Dreams: The Cinema of Ingmar Bergman

It wasn’t all doom and gloom!

Los Perros (18)

Showing as part of ¡Viva!

Mariana is 42 years old, and a member of the Chilean upper class that takes privilege for granted

Maquia: When The Promised Flower Blooms (15)

The people of Iolph live for hundreds of years and maintain their teenage appearances for life, but when the peace of this town is shattered by those who want the secret to their longevity for themselves, a young girl named Maquia is forced to escape