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.
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Tony Scott takes Quentin Tarantino’s script and delivers a pop-thriller as violent as it is romantic.
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Just in time for Valentine’s Day, HOME present William Wyler’s classic romantic comedy starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck.
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Detective Mike Hammer takes on thugs and atomic secrets in this masterful Mickey Spillane adaptation.
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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.
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A special Valentine’s presentation of David Lean’s classic romance is paired with optional dining and champagne at Stockport’s most impressive cinema.
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Leeds’ historic Hyde Park Picture House is about to reopen following a three-year period of refurbishment and redevelopment.
Free entry
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.
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In January 2023, HOME celebrates career of Julie Christie, with a number of films that reveal her nuanced skills as a screen performer.
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Start the new year with the Greatest Films of All Time, as voted for in Sight and Sounds prestigious poll.
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See the latest from blockbusting auteur James Cameron on the biggest screen in the city.
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DMP Cinema and Odeon have lined up the bloodiest Christmas event of the season, featuring a killer Kris Kringle double bill that’ll knock your socks off.
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