What’s On
Fri 8th November
All About Eve (U)
In All About Eve, Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s witty and sophisticated portrait of a Broadway diva (Bette Davis, in a career-defining role) and her obsessed fan (Anne Baxter), McClean deftly edits to the rhythm of the razor-sharp dialogue.
Alice (PG)
A dark reworking of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, Švankmajer’s interpretation is a wildly inventive and eerily captivating work of fantasy.
Rocks (12A)
Fifteen-year-old Rocks has a tight-knit group of friends and ambitions to run her own business, but life becomes more complicated when her Mum vanishes. A vivid portrait of British teen life and a love letter to sisterhood, created with a 75% female cast and crew.
Door Lock (TBC)
Kyung-min, a timid bank clerk who lives alone in a small apartment in Seoul, becomes convinced that an intruder is breaking into her home when she is not there.
The Report (15)
Idealistic staffer Daniel J. Jones (Adam Driver) is tasked by his boss Senator Dianne Feinstein (Annette Bening) to lead an investigation of the CIA’s Detention and Interrogation Program - his relentless pursuit of the truth unveils a deep-seated coverup.
Sat 9th November
Breathless (PG)
A divisive film, some call it pretentious and others genius. Wherever you fall within this, there is no doubt of its explosive importance in cinema history.
The Wizard of Oz (U)
80 years on, this timeless musical fantasy still casts an intoxicating spell!
Dogs Don't Wear Pants (TBC)
Juha is incapable of feeling, still mourning his drowned wife, until he meets a mysterious dominatrix who ignites passion and emotion he thought was long gone.
The Nightingale (TBC)
In 1825 Tasmania, Clare, an Irish convict and new mother is hell-bent on revenge following a brutal assault by Lieutenant Hawkins, a particularly cruel army commander.
Marriage Story (TBC)
An incisive and compassionate look at a marriage breaking up and a family staying together.
Sun 10th November
All About Eve (U)
In All About Eve, Joseph L. Mankiewicz’s witty and sophisticated portrait of a Broadway diva (Bette Davis, in a career-defining role) and her obsessed fan (Anne Baxter), McClean deftly edits to the rhythm of the razor-sharp dialogue.
Greener Grass (TBC)
Greener Grass is a hilariously deadpan hell-scape of competitive suburbia with a boldly stylised absurdist chain of events that unfurls with increasing fervour after one soccer mom gifts another her infant daughter just to be polite!
The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil (TBC)
In this wild South Korean action thriller, gangster boss Jang Dong-soo (Train to Busan) rules over the gambling racket in his home town with an iron fist.
Door Lock (TBC)
Kyung-min, a timid bank clerk who lives alone in a small apartment in Seoul, becomes convinced that an intruder is breaking into her home when she is not there.
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