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BFI London Film Festival 2022 at HOME
The 66th BFI London Film Festival expands beyond the capital, inviting you to experience the world’s best new films wherever you are.
From £7.95Written by Tom Grieve
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Backyard Cinema
Brand new to Manchester, Backyard Cinema bring their immersive film experience to Mayfield Depot.
From £20.00
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STAB Horror Film Season at Cultplex
This October CULTPLEX is dedicating the entire month to scaring you silly.
From £6.5
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Jaws IMAX & 3D at Vue Printworks
Spielberg’s original summer movie blockbuster, Jaws is re-released into cinemas with a 3D makeover approved by Steven Spielberg himself.
From £12.99
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Bowie: Sound and Vision at Picturehouse at FACT
A chameleonic force of nature both on screen and on stage — FACT present some of Bowie’s most famous film roles.
From £10.40
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Crimes of the Future at HOME
The brand new film from cult Canadian auteur David Cronenberg (Videodrome, Scanners) has been shocking audiences since Cannes and is probably our most anticipated film of the year.
From £9.95
Before Sunrise, Sunset and Midnight Trilogy at Picturehouse at FACT
Richard Linklater’s evocative romance follows Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy’s characters across eighteen years and three acclaimed films.
From £25.85
The Godfather 50th Anniversary at Stockport Plaza
Francis Ford Coppola’s epic crime drama is back in cinemas, restored in 4K and re-released for its 50th Anniversary.
From £9.90
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Cinema on the Edge: Japanese Film in the 1970s at HOME
From gutsy genre pieces, to experimental art house classics, and challenging underground fare, HOME present a thrilling new film season.
From £7.95
Wes Anderson Double Bill at Chapeltown Picture House
Two of Wes Anderson’s best loved comedies, presented back to back this September.
From £5.00
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Flying Fighters of Taiwan at HOME
A film season of epic sword-wielding warriors and spectacular wuxia action featuring acrobatic performance skills in fantastical historical settings.
From £9.95
Make A Scene: Death Becomes Her at Contact Theatre
Make A Scene invite you to their latest high camp interactive film showing…Death Becomes Her.
From £15.00