Shot on black-and-white Super 16mm film, 1985 takes a unique look at a pivotal moment in American history through the prism of empathy, love and family.

After Rachael reunites with her husband Lewis, a British colonel charged with rebuilding the shattered city in the aftermath of the Second World War, they set off for their new home that they are going to share with a German widower and his daughter.

América is the uplifting, soulful story of three brothers who are brought together to care for their charismatic 93-year-old grandmother, América.

Shot with a painter’s eye, Julian Schnabel once again brings to life the complete biography of one of the great artists of all time.

Batti Gul Meter Chalu is a Hindi-language social drama that talks about friends, families and relationships in small cities.

Often referred to as the spiritual cousin of Mary Poppins, this Disney classic sees the same beloved actor David Tomlinson sing and dance alongside the brilliant Angela Lansbury.

One Christmas Eve morning 19-year-old Ben Burns unexpectedly returns to his family's suburban home. His mother, Holly, is relieved and welcoming but wary of her son staying clean.

Jane Magnusson directs and narrates a documentary that exposes the darker, less well-known side to one of the most famous directors in world cinema.

The story follows Hiro, a prodigy boy who decides to protect the city of San Fransokyo by confronting a dangerous masked villain. In order to succeed, he needs help of his friends and a charming robot his brother once created.  

An irreplaceable security worker at the remote Swedish border, Tina is still a social outcast due to her strikingly unusual appearance. Her life changes when she meets Vore, a stranger of similar looks, who questions everything she thought she knew about herself.

Based on Haruki Murakami’s short story, Burning is a sublime mystery thriller of obsessive love and winner of the FIPRESCI Prize at last year’s Cannes Festival.

In this acclaimed comedy biopic, Melissa McCarthy stars as Lee Israel, best-selling celebrity biographer who committed one of the greatest literary frauds of the last 50 years.

Capernaum follows the journey of gutsy 12-year-old Zain, who survives the dangers of the city streets by his wits. After fleeing from his parents, he asserts his rights by taking them to court, suing them for the ‘crime’ of giving him life.

After many years of absence Laura returns to Spain to attend a wedding in the village where she was born. The animated mood at the wedding party radically changes when Laura’s daughter suddenly vanishes in the middle of it...

The latest from Greek auteur Yorgos Lanthimos (Dogtooth) is a delightfully witty romp, and winner of this year's Grand Special Jury Prize at Venice.

As Tina's life is slowly falling apart, she puts on her fighting gloves - literally, stepping into the boxing ring to sweat out her anxieties and punch up her self-worth.

This Pixar classic, about a clown-fish who wants to return home, is a firm favourite with countless families, and its brilliantly colour animation is a joy to behold on the big screen.

A stunning, intimate and unflinching portrait of free soloist climber Alex Honnold, as he prepares to achieve his lifelong dream

Considered one of the classics of the New German Cinema movement, The German Sisters tells a prescient and intimate story of Germany, based on the real-life story of the Enslein sisters.

Lara is an incredibly motivated 15-year-old who dreams of becoming a professional dancer. Her ambitions are tested when she looks in the mirror – after all, she wants to see a ballerina, a woman – and in her eyes, only reassignment surgery can do that.

Enjoy Harvie’s adventures as he and his friends are transported to the old puppet museum where both great fun and danger await!

From the award-winning director of Moonlight, If Beale Street Could Talk is a lyrical celebration of love, told through the prism of a young African-American couple’s struggle for justice in 1970s Harlem.

A superhero story filled with both exciting action and warmth of a caring, selfless friendship. 

Maggie Gyllenhaal stars as Lisa, a teacher and poet fed up with her career, her husband and her teenage kids. When she discovers that a five-year-old in her class may be a poetic prodigy, she risks her career and family to nurture his talent.

From Oscar-nominated director Debra Granik (Winter's Bone) comes Leave No Trace, an absorbing and profound story of love, family and survival.

A key film of the New German Cinema, The Lost Honour of Katharina Blum tells a profoundly political story set against a climate of fear and paranoia.

An inspirational story of how Tracy Edwards, a 24-year-old cook, became the skipper of the first ever all-female crew to enter the Whitbread Round the World Race in 1989.

Nearly 30 years after her first London visit, Mary Poppins soars back into town to look after the now grown-up Banks children Jane and Michael, who are in danger of losing their family home.

Justine’s exorbitant wedding does not go quite as planned – the bride is slowly succumbing to depression, the guests are turning against each other. More worryingly, however, there is a mystical planet, Melancholia, about to collide with the Earth.   

The film follows three skateboarding friends in their Rust Belt hometown hit hard by decades of recession. While navigating a complex relationship between his camera and his friends, the director explores the precarious chasm between being a child and becoming an adult.

In this powerful documentary, filmmaker Alexandria Bombach follows the story of 23 year-old Nadia Murad, who survived the 2014 genocide of the Yazidis, to become a relentless beacon of hope for her people.

One Cut of the Dead follows a film crew, attempting to make a zombie movie on the abandoned site of an ex-military compound. The real horror sets in when actual zombies appear!

This magnificent epic from Studio Ghibli's legendary filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki traces Japan's move from the Middle Ages to modernity with breathtaking artistry.  

RBG is a revelatory documentary exploring the exceptional life and career of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

After a near fatal head injury, rodeo-star Brady is forced to give up the sport he loves and find a new path, whilst exploring what it means to be a man in modern-day America.

20 years after its release, Hideo Nakata’s chilling tale of technological terror returns to UK cinemas to scare the living crap out of a whole new generation.

Written by novelist Roddy Doyle in response to Dublin’s housing crisis, Rosie examines how even in times of adversity; the love and strength of a family can endure. 

A young woman robs a bank to pay for her daughter’s day-care with the help of her lover. On the run, she is pursued by the police and more ambiguously, by the cashier she held at gunpoint.

Sing is a musical comedy about Buster, an ambitious koala who tries to save his theatre by establishing a singing competition. All creatures, great and small, are welcome to participate!

Song of Lahore spotlights the acclaimed Sachal Jazz Ensemble, whose unique mix of the traditional and the contemporary gets the attention of jazz supremo Wynton Marsalis.

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of Sonic Youth’s album 'Daydream Nation', filmmaker Lance Bangs and drummer Steve Shelley will present a program of 'Daydream Nation' related films.

The freshest Spider-Man story yet, delivering a dynamic blend of humour, action and gorgeous, groundbreaking animation.

On a horse farm during the summer of 1973, thirteen-year-old Jennifer began a relationship with two coaches that would shape her identity for the rest of her life.

When Laure moves to a new neighbourhood, family life remains much the same. That is, until local girl Lisa mistakes Laure to be a boy. Indulging in this exciting new identity, Laure becomes Michael, and so begins a summer of long sunny afternoons, playground games and first kisses.

This classic 1970s adaptation shaped the way a generation felt about their relationship to their environment, and features an Oscar-nominated score from composer Angela Morley, a trans woman from Leeds.

Scottish writer and director Lynne Ramsay (We Need To Talk About Kevin) returns, with this brutal psychological drama featuring a masterful performance from Joaquin Phoenix.

Based on Ray Nelson’s 1963 short story Eight O'Clock in the Morning, They Live is a politically charged sci-fi horror, exploring how illusions sustain political power.