In 1902, South Carolina, three generations of women grapple with the decision to migrate north, leaving behind their Gullah culture inherited from their West African slave ancestors.
From £6.50
Claire Denis’ masterful reworking of Herman Melville is sensual and dangerous.
From £8
Abandon Normal Devices present Lorem’s hallucinatory, immersive AV experience exploring reality and artificial intelligence.
From £11.15
To coincide with the release of Suzume, HOME host a short season showcasing some of the finest animated films to come out of Japan in recent years.
From £7.95
A pair of sci-fi masterpieces come to Morecambe with Yorkshire Silent Film Festival.
From £17.50
This April, HOME is highlighting northern talent, past and present.
From £7.95
Brand new this year, The Bay International Film Festival is set to delight movie buffs from Morecambe and beyond.
From £5.00
Hebden Bridge Film Festival has announced its 2023 programme and it is absolutely stacked with international stars, UK Premieres and hits from around the world.
From £7.50
John Grant and Richard Hawley come together in celebration of a legendary country star.
From £10
Visionary filmmaker Jenn Nkiru turns her attention to Manchester with a brand new short film.
Free entry
New film festival GASP! is dedicated to showcasing diversity in horror, filled with werewolves and scream queens, killer clowns and queer classics.
From £5.00
Picturehouse at FACT present a three-film retrospective dedicated to master Japanese director, Akira Kurosawa
From £8.00
