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Two colourful dragons pop their heads over rocks in a mountainous landscape.

Relaxed Families: The Flight of Dragons + Draw Along

Our first screening of 2025 will be a specially tailored Relaxed experience, with a rarely seen 1980s animation and a draw along from the wonderful illustrator Rikkin Parekh.

Part of the family film club series

Showtimes for Sat 18 Jan

11.00am
Two people wearing sunglasses ride through an American town with a blue sky overhead.

Parent & Baby Screening: A Complete Unknown

At the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, a young Bob Dylan (Timothée Chalamet) shakes up his act on the folk music scene by going electric and siring rock as the voice of a generation.

Part of the Parent and Baby Screening series

140 min

Showtimes for Sat 18 Jan

11.15am

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.

A man hold a map in the rain as others with umbrellas look at it.

Preview: The Brutalist

An architect escapes Europe to start a new life in America but struggles to move on from his past and build a new future. 

3h 35min

Showtimes for Sat 18 Jan

1.15pm

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.

A Complete Unknown

Timothée Chalamet stars as a young Bob Dylan, navigating his early career in this biographical musical drama from James Mangold. 

140 min

Showtimes for Sat 18 Jan

2.50pm

Captioning assists D/deaf and hard of hearing customers, as well as anyone else who may benefit from subtitling. See event page for full details.

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.

5.30pm

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.

8.30pm

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.

Two middle-aged men stare skywards.

A Real Pain

Two cousins embark on a tour of Poland in honour of their beloved Jewish grandmother. 

1hr 30mins

Showtimes for Sat 18 Jan

3.20pm

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.

8.40pm

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.

Nicholas Hoult stands in room

Nosferatu

An ancient, bloodthirsty vampire seeks a young bride in this unsettling horror from American filmmaker Robert Eggers.

2h 12min

Showtimes for Sat 18 Jan

5.45pm

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.

Andrew Garfield cups Florence Pugh's face, as they are about to kiss

We Live in Time

Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh fall heart-stoppingly deep in love in London, in this romance directed by John Crowley (Brooklyn). 

1h 48min

Showtimes for Sat 18 Jan

5.55pm

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.

Nickel Boys

RaMell Ross directs an adaption of Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about two friends attempting to survive the harshness of a segregated reform school in 1960s Jim Crow-era Florida.  

2hr 20min

Showtimes for Sat 18 Jan

8.20pm

Audio described events are provided for people with visual impairments. Live commentary is given through a headset that explains what is happening on stage or screen as it unfolds. See event page for full details.