Delving into the murky worlds of spycraft, corruption, surveillance and political intrigue, HOME presents a brand new film season dedicated to American Political Thrillers in the 1970s.
From £9.15
Television’s Neil Brand is back at HOME this June with a live musical event that pays tribute to the work of Mancunian author Anthony Burgess.
From £11.15
Picturehouse at FACT pit two of contemporary cinema’s most distinctive voices against one another ahead of their new summer releases.
From £8.00
Hyde Park Film School’s first class offers curious film lovers the chance to discover the work of iconic American film director, Spike Lee.
From £35.00
This month’s big new release is the return of Wes Anderson, back with his trademark, precision-engineered whimsy, glorious geometricity and barely concealed sense of melancholy.
From £9.15
Backyard Cinema bring Miami Beach to Manchester with a glitzy new pop up cinema.
From £9.50
Can’t wait for the latest from cult director Wes Anderson? Picturehouse at FACT have the movie marathon for you.
From £30.00
Bill Forsyth’s magical 1983 film Local Hero gets a welcome big screen revival at HOME this May.
From £11.15
Watch the stars under the stars at Blackpool’s Stanley Park this September.
From £15.50
The Village Screen pop up at Kenwood Hall for outdoor movies and silent discos.
From £14.00
Moonlight Flicks up camp in the picturesque surrounds of Chester Cathedral this summer.
From £13.50
Cultplex goes back to the source with this earth shaking Japanese movie double bill.
From £10.58
