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Pin Cushion
There are excellent reasons for making a firm date for Pin Cushion: it’s a breakthrough film for director Deborah Haywood, Lily Newmark proves her star potential, plus it’s an excoriating dissection of social exclusion among adults and teenagers alike. Relevant, funny and unsettling.
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Tampopo
A lone truckdriver Goro (Yamazaki) arrives in a small town and stops for noodles.
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Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool
Touching biopic of Oscar-winning Gloria Grahame (Bening) and her relationship with Peter Turner (Bell), a struggling actor 28 years her junior.
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The Happy Prince
We find Oscar Wilde at the end of his life living among the demi-monde in Paris.
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In Between
A gripping drama that’s winning audiences’ hearts around the world.
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Leave No Trace
A father and teenage daughter live off the grid in a huge forest environment in Oregon.
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The Heiresses
It’s a shame.
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The Ghoul
As a detective, Chris, (Meeten) investigates a double murder, the case begins to indicate the best way to follow up leads is to go undercover as a patient seeking psychotherapy for depression.
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Sherlock Jr
A film projectionist dreams of becoming a private detective.
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Funny Cow
Watch one our top screen talents in action, supported by cast of household-name actors in this Loach-influenced gritty Brit film.
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