What’s on

Almost 40 years later, Tim Burton and Michael Keaton reunite for the long-awaited sequel, with Winona Ryder, Jenna Ortega and Willem Dafoe.

This hilarious comedy drama follows two young Irish speaking rappers in Belfast, as they link up with an Irish language teacher and form the titular hip-hop trio, beginning their rise to fame.

Following a family tragedy, young tearaway Azra visits her motherland Pakistan, where she discovers she may have a little more in common with her conservative mother than she imagined. 

A teenager in a strict boarding school nestled in the Himalayas has a sexual awakening as she navigates growing up with an unpredictable mother, in this Indian coming of age drama. 

A Palestinian school teacher struggles to balance his political stance, supporting one of his students, and the chance of love with a volunteer worker, from Farah Nabulsi.

A special programme presenting a selection of Margaret Tait's evocative films, all screened in their original 16mm format.

Demi Moore gives a career-best performance as a former A-lister suddenly fired from her fitness TV show and desperate to reclaim her youth.

A documentary exposing the abuse and deaths of Indigenous children in Canadian schools, and a determined search for accountability by the survivors.

Demi Moore gives a career-best performance as a former A-lister suddenly fired from her fitness TV show and desperate to reclaim her youth.

A documentary exposing the abuse and deaths of Indigenous children in Canadian schools, and a determined search for accountability by the survivors.

This screening celebrates the release of Esther Kinsky's new book, with a screening of the once banned Yugoslavian film on workers and socialism. 

A teenager in a strict boarding school nestled in the Himalayas has a sexual awakening as she navigates growing up with an unpredictable mother, in this Indian coming of age drama. 

Demi Moore gives a career-best performance as a former A-lister suddenly fired from her fitness TV show and desperate to reclaim her youth.

A documentary exposing the abuse and deaths of Indigenous children in Canadian schools, and a determined search for accountability by the survivors.

The first film in Amos Gitai's trilogy follows the residents of a home in West-Jerusalem from Palestinians forced to leave after the 1948 war, to Jewish Algerian immigrants, to its new Israeli owners.

A teenager in a strict boarding school nestled in the Himalayas has a sexual awakening as she navigates growing up with an unpredictable mother, in this Indian coming of age drama.