Showing as part of Early Doors
Oscar-nominated Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper star in this passionate tale of two musicians in love.
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The latest film Damien Chazelle (La La Land) swaps dazzling musical numbers for a dizzyingly dangerous space mission. Neil Armstrong risked his life to catapult man-kind into the future of space travel, here we explore the man behind the giant leap.
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A pair of mysterious men, clad in black, arrive at a railway station. The year is 1945 and the men are Orthodox Jews, returning to the Hungarian village that betrayed them whilst the country was under Nazi-occupation.
Hungarian, Russian
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A daring portrait of race relations that is wildly entertaining without skirting around deep-rooted issues.
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Seven strangers, each with a secret to bury, meet at Lake Tahoe’s El Royale, a rundown hotel with a dark past.
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Ron Stallworth: black, police officer and member of the Ku Klux Klan.
This unique film brings into high definition the human face of the First World War as part of a special London Film Festival presentation, alongside a live Q&A with director Peter Jackson hosted by Mark Kermode.
A thoughtful drama with sharp female rage bubbling under its surface.
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El espinazo del diablo
Showing as part of Film Studies
Guillermo del Toro directs this atmospheric film about an orphaned boy who encounters a ghost.
Spanish
An epic portrayal of the events surrounding the infamous 1819 Peterloo Massacre, where a peaceful pro-democracy rally at St Peter’s Field in Manchester turned into one of the bloodiest and most notorious episodes in British history.
Showing as part of Gleaning Truths: The films of Agnes Varda
Young François leads a happy life, spending long days in his carpentry shop and peaceful evenings at home with his wife and children. Their relationship is simple and uncomplicated, until one day François falls helplessly in love with a postal worker.
French
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
On the eve of its nationwide release, we’re thrilled to present your first chance to witness the return of Michael Myers as he terrorises the town of Haddonfield once again
A furiously provocative look at the times we live in.
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In this deliciously dark tale, a humble dog-groomer finds himself spiralling into a web of violence after he becomes trapped in a poisonous friendship with a local criminal.
Italian
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Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
A tense thriller which keeps you guessing until the final moments.
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
Anne is a ruthless producer working in the gay porn industry. When her relationship with her film editor girlfriend Lois breaks down, Anne tries to win back the affections of her former lover by embarking upon her most ambitious film yet
French
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
Five strangers converge at a deserted movie theatre operated by a mysterious projectionist. Once inside, the audience members witness a series of screenings that shows them their deepest fears and darkest secrets across five tales.
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
Crescent evokes a quiet intensity in its chilling portrait of death, grief, loneliness and isolation; a haunting dimension where the line between life and death ebbs and flows with the tide on the shoreline
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
Young Estrella has been orphaned by the horrific violence of the Mexican cartels. Lost and alone, she finds companionship in a gang of fellow drug war orphans, and together they fight for survival on the streets
Spanish
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
The Monster Squad came along in 1987 to expose a young generation of movie fans to what, for many, was their first taste of the dark side of cinema.
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
Get ready to follow these two normal cops into extraordinary situations and unearth a side of Wellington you might have only heard about in stories.
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
Four instagram-obsessed teenage girls are flung into the middle of a modern-day witch hunt when the town of Salem’s residents are victim to a widespread data hack, revealing a plethora of sensitive information to their friends and neighbours.
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
For our tenth anniversary edition, we’ve selected another top secret film that we think you’ll really enjoy. As always, the film will be revealed mere moments before it begins, so settle in and prepare for a surprise…
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
Blood soaked body horror meets existential angst in Justin McConnell’s fascinating debut feature.
This unique film brings into high definition the human face of the First World War.
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
Philip is a children's entertainer with a troubled past. Together with Possum, the hideous hand puppet he keeps concealed inside a black leather case, he returns to his childhood home compelled to confront his demons
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
After the post-apocalyptic mayhem of their debut feature Turbo Kid, Canadian filmmaking collective RKSS return with a sophomore film that is more grounded in reality but no less effective when it comes to its execution.
Showing as part of Gleaning Truths: The films of Agnes Varda
Jacques Demy was a prestigious filmmaker, another trailblazer of the French New Wave and Agnès Varda’s life partner. In 1990, he died, and in celebration of his life Varda created Jacquot de Nantes
French
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
Recently divorced and reeling, Edgar (Thomas Lennon) returns to his childhood home to regroup his life. When he discovers a nefarious-looking puppet in his deceased brother's room, he decides to sell the doll for some quick cash.
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
There’s plenty to unpack in this candy-coloured cyber-thriller; it’s a frank depiction of digital sex work with an intertwined dialogue about the perils of internet privacy and competitive social media culture, with a good dose of intrigue and synth pop.
Showing as part of Celluloid Screams
A UK premier of a bizarre black comedy which treads a line between dark surrealism and playful absurdity, 7 Stages is a wildly funny ride.
Showing as part of Kino Bambino! For parent/guardians + babies under 1 only
The latest film Damien Chazelle (La La Land) swaps dazzling musical numbers for a dizzyingly dangerous space mission. Neil Armstrong risked his life to catapult man-kind into the future of space travel, here we explore the man behind the giant leap.