What's On Thursday 17 - Wednesday 23 August 2017

The Boy and the Beast (12A)

Showing as part of Young Cinema

You don’t know about it yet, but separate from our world there is a secret world of beasts. A lonely boy living on the streets of Tokyo stumbles into a fantastic other world and meets a wild warrior beast.

England Is Mine (15)

Showing as part of Audio Description

“Sixteen, clumsy and shy…” Follow the pre-gladioli-waving years of Steven Patrick Morrissey in this unofficial biopic of The Smiths’ front man.

Maudie (12A)

Showing as part of Early Doors, Audio Description, Subtitled Mondays

The story of Canadian Folk artist Maud Lewis, whose colourful and exuberant paintings still chime brightly today. Maudie lives with her overbearing aunt, housebound by rheumatoid arthritis. Her life changes when she answers an advert for a housekeeper.

Dunkirk (12A)

Showing as part of Audio Description, Subtitled Mondays

Dunkirk is the story of the 400,000 men stranded in World War Two on the beaches of Northern France, and the 700 civilian boats who came for them.

A Ghost Story (12A)

Showing as part of Audio Description, Subtitled Mondays

A spooky, singular exploration of legacy, loss, and the essential human longing for meaning and connection. A recently deceased ghost caught in the fabric of time embarks on a cosmic journey through memory and history.

Shin Godzilla (12A)

A contemporary retelling of a Kaiju classic. Shin Godzilla keeps the spirit of the original alive and stomping. An action-thriller that mixes clever critique of bureaucracy with satisfying action sequences.

The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature (PG)

Showing as part of Young Cinema, Audio Description, KicStart, Subtitled Mondays

Surly the squirrel and his furry friends find their homes at risk after the mayor of Oakton City decides to tear down their beloved park. The park animals must join forces to stop the mayor and his evil money-making scheme in this hilarious animation.

The Odyssey (PG)

The Odyssey is a voyage through the life of legendary French oceanographer, environmentalist and filmmaker Jacques Cousteau and his son Phillipe, exploring breath-taking locations from across the globe.

Final Portrait (15)

Showing as part of Kino Bambino!

Geoffrey Rush (The King’s Speech, Shine) is Alberto Giacometti, world-renowned sculptor and painter. Tucci’s film is based on the true story of Giacometti inviting the young art critic James Lord to his French studio.

Napping Princess (PG)

Kokone Morikawa keeps falling asleep. She should be preparing for her University entrance exams, but in her dream world, she is transformed into Ancien, a brave princess with a magic computer tablet that can bring objects to life.