Tom Grieve

Picturehouse at FACT celebrate one of cinema’s most productive partnerships.

Rafiki was the first Kenyan film to be included in the Un Certain Regard section in Cannes and was then controversially banned from being shown in Kenya by the Kenya Film Classification Board.

Greta Gerwig is having a moment. HOME celebrate the filmmaker’s acclaimed work on both sides of the camera.

Showroom present a weekend of films, quizzes and a party celebrating cinema’s biggest, brashest decade.

There are only three cinemas across the country capable of showing Oppenheimer in IMAX 70mm, and Manchester’s Vue Printworks is one of them.

Killer soundtracks and alienation. Watch Sofia Coppola movies all summer at Showroom.

Throughout July, HOME will be screening Wes Anderson’s first five feature films in order starting with his charming 1996 debut.

Pizza and movies. Streaming service MUBI teams up with YES for a series of summer screenings focused on youth culture.

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.

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.

Picturehouse at FACT pit two of contemporary cinema’s most distinctive voices against one another ahead of their new summer releases.

Hyde Park Film School’s first class offers curious film lovers the chance to discover the work of iconic American film director, Spike Lee.