Tom Grieve

New film festival GASP! is dedicated to showcasing diversity in horror, filled with werewolves and scream queens, killer clowns and queer classics.

Picturehouse at FACT present a three-film retrospective dedicated to master Japanese director, Akira Kurosawa

Chantal Akerman’s remarkable epic of everyday life topped the prestigious Sight and Sound 2022 list to be voted the Greatest Film of All Time in this once-a-decade poll. This International Women’s Day screening is a rare opportunity to see the film on the big screen.

Tony Scott takes Quentin Tarantino’s script and delivers a pop-thriller as violent as it is romantic.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, HOME present William Wyler’s classic romantic comedy starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck.

Detective Mike Hammer takes on thugs and atomic secrets in this masterful Mickey Spillane adaptation.

Sheffield’s Showroom have added a fresh perspective to their line-up this February by handing the keys to the cinema to 32 young film enthusiasts.

A special Valentine’s presentation of David Lean’s classic romance is paired with optional dining and champagne at Stockport’s most impressive cinema.

Leeds’ historic Hyde Park Picture House is about to reopen following a three-year period of refurbishment and redevelopment.

Filmmaker Mark Jenkin curates a season of films which have inspired his latest feature, Enys Men – a mind-bending Cornish folk horror, screening at HOME from Fri 13 Jan.

In January 2023, HOME celebrates career of Julie Christie, with a number of films that reveal her nuanced skills as a screen performer.

Start the new year with the Greatest Films of All Time, as voted for in Sight and Sounds prestigious poll.