WHAT'S ON - 17/11/2019

• FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL 2019: CLAUDE SAUTET: THE THINGS OF LIFE

  Middle-aged Parisian architect Pierre (Michel Piccoli), victim of a violent car crash, lies waiting for an ambulance. Drifting in an out of consciousness, his life flashes before him, as we learn of the mistakes he has made, moments of joy,... Read More

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  BOOK NOW Times: 13.30

  

• FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL 2019: LA BELLE ÉPOQUE

  Victor (Daniel Auteuil), a disillusioned sexagenarian, watches helplessly as his marriage falls apart. When Antoine (Guillaume Canet), a rising entrepreneur and family friend offers him the chance to use a new service that will allow him to get transported back... Read More

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  BOOK NOW Times: 15.20

  

• FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL 2019: PURE AS SNOW

  The screening on Sunday 17th will be followed by a Q&A with actor Vincent Macaigne.

  Maud (Isabelle Huppert), stepmother to the beautiful young Claire (Lou de Laâge), is consumed by jealousy when she discovers that her own lover (Charles Berling)... Read More

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  BOOK NOW Times: 17.40 (+Q&A)

  

• FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL 2019: SOMEONE, SOMEWHERE

  The screening on Thursday 14th, followed by a Q+A with Cédric Klapisch, is now SOLD OUT. Tickets are still available for the screening on Sunday 17th are still available.

  30-somethings Rémy (François Civil) and Mélanie (Ana Girardot) both live alone... Read More

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  BOOK NOW Times: 20.20

  

• FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL 2019: WHO YOU THINK I AM

  To spy on her lover Ludo, a photographer many years her junior, Claire (Juliet Binoche), a fifty-year-old university professor and single mother of two teenagers, creates a fake profile on social media where she masquerades as Clara, a beautiful twenty... Read More

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  BOOK NOW Times: 13.15

  

• MARRIAGE STORY

  With Marriage Story, Noah Baumbach revisits the subject of divorce, explored so memorably in his 2005 debut, The Squid and the Whale, and the result lays claim to being his finest work to date.

  Reminiscent of Bergman’s Scenes from a... Read More

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  BOOK NOW Times: 15.40 / 20.25

  

• SORRY WE MISSED YOU

  Ken Loach’s latest searing drama explores the consequences of zero hour contracts and the gig economy for an over-stretched Newcastle family.

  Ricky (Kris Hitchen) has acquired a van and taken out a franchise with a delivery company; his unsympathetic depot... Read More

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  BOOK NOW Times: 15.50

  

• THE IRISHMAN

  There will be open captioned screenings on Sunday Dec 1st at 16.10 and Thursday Dec 5th at 14.00.

  This film adaptation of Charles Brandt’s chronicle of the life and confessions of alleged mafia hitman Frank “The Irishman” Sheeran reunites director... Read More

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  BOOK NOW Times: 18.30

  

• THE REPORT

  In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, the Bush administration authorised the CIA in the use of ‘enhanced interrogation techniques’ – a euphemism for what was effectively torture – to extract information from suspects. The Report details the Senate Intelligence Committee’s... Read More

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  BOOK NOW Times: 13.10 (OC), 18.00