What’s on

Celine Song's beautiful drama about childhood friends reconnecting years later in New York City, where past and present collide.

Raoul Peck's latest documentary on a Black family in North Carolina streams into a larger conversation about legal Black land theft, both ongoing and throughout history.

These two films explore, in vastly different ways, the ghosts of Haiti’s colonial past, screened together they form duelling cinematic presentations of a resurrection.

Anna Hints' Sundance-winning Estonian documentary about the healing properties of saunas, about women, community and relief.

Scorsese's classic returns to cinemas in celebration of its 50th Anniversary, and coinciding with the release of Killers of The Flower Moon, in a glorious 4K Restoration.

From the director of Rogue One comes an epic sci-fi battle between humans and AI that asks: what does it really mean to have humanity? 

Celine Song's beautiful drama about childhood friends reconnecting years later in New York City, where past and present collide.

Anna Hints' Sundance-winning Estonian documentary about the healing properties of saunas, about women, community and relief.

Spanning almost 90 years, this programme brings three formally different works by filmmakers based in the US, who approach the country as outsiders.

Raoul Peck's latest documentary on a Black family in North Carolina streams into a larger conversation about legal Black land theft, both ongoing and throughout history.

The incredible 4k restoration for the 40th anniversary of the iconic Talking Heads concert film.

Murderous ambition causes chaos in the Osage Nation in 1920s Oklahoma, after the discovery of oil by the Indigenous population. 

Celine Song's beautiful drama about childhood friends reconnecting years later in New York City, where past and present collide.

In an interrogation of the line between fact and fiction, a deep dive into the mind of the Secret Intelligence Agent turned novelist John le Carré, writer of the world's most loved spy novels.

Said to be the first Haitian feature length film, Arnold Antonin's compelling and powerful documentary delves into the rich and tumultuous history the first independent black republic in the world.