What’s on

Imagine experiencing sound for the very first time. Our new immersive exhibition will rearrange what you think sound is.

It's 1989 and finding the party is the only thing that matters. 

Emmy-nominated director Andrew DeYoung's new bizarre comedy about a suburban dad whose attempt to befriend his charming new neighbour spirals into life-threatening chaos.

This summer's biggest blockbuster shoots us into a story in which Superman (David Corenswet) reconciles his otherworldly heritage with his human upbringing. 

This stunning documentary uncovers the lesser-known life of George Platt Lynes, one of the first openly gay American artists, from visionary director Sam Shahid. 

A unique dovetailing of two films charting the Italian invasion of Ethiopia in 1935–6 from radically opposed viewpoints. 

A suburban dad falls hard for his charismatic new neighbour in this dark comedy with a psychological thriller twist, starring Paul Rudd.

An immersive exploration of the work of the remarkable Martinican writer and activist Suzanne Césaire, shot on 16mm.

This thrilling folk-horror story set over seven hallucinatory days in rural Scotland on the brink of change, shows us what happens when people decide what a society should be.

One of the most anticipated films of the year, Wes Anderson returns with an all-star ensemble in this tale of comedic espionage and intrigue. 

Tensions simmer in this adaptation of Deborah Levy's book as a mother and daughter's bond is tested by the arrival of a mysterious stranger.

A grimly humorous portrait of bourgeois life in Calais, where Michael Haneke’s recurring themes converge with striking clarity.

Imagine experiencing sound for the very first time. Our new immersive exhibition will rearrange what you think sound is.

It's 1989 and finding the party is the only thing that matters. 

This thrilling folk-horror story set over seven hallucinatory days in rural Scotland on the brink of change, shows us what happens when people decide what a society should be.

This brilliant multi-strand narrative gives an unnervingly relevant treatise on migration and racism. 

Director and writer Madeleine Hunt Ehrlich joins us to discuss her debut feature, an immersive exploration of the work of the remarkable Martinican writer and activist Suzanne Césaire.

A suburban dad falls hard for his charismatic new neighbour in this dark comedy with a psychological thriller twist, starring Paul Rudd.

This summer's biggest blockbuster shoots us into a story in which Superman (David Corenswet) reconciles his otherworldly heritage with his human upbringing. 

This thrilling folk-horror story set over seven hallucinatory days in rural Scotland on the brink of change, shows us what happens when people decide what a society should be.