Tom Grieve

HOME is scheduled to reopen its cinema on Friday 4 September with a whole raft of new safety procedures and a first rate film programme that picks up where it left off.

Produced in collaboration with Schweppes, Nightflix Gin Cinema is an immersive outdoor gin festival and cinema experience.

Above The Line take up residence in YES’ The Pink Room this August with a socially distanced cinema that’s free to attend.

In this new short fashion film, originally conceived for their final presentation as part of a BA in Filmmaking at Manchester Metropolitan University, drag queen/model/performer Banksie explores gender binaries during lockdown.

Manchester Animation Festival moves online to present a stylish selection of contemporary British Animated Shorts films.

A potent look at the film industry norms that led to Harvey Weinstein and the Me Too movement.

Cornwall has seldom seemed eerier than in Make-Up, the vivid first feature from director Claire Oakley.

Leeds Queer Film Festival hosts a evening of films that centre queer black lives.

Years of carrying out death row executions have taken a toll on prison warden, Bernadine Williams.

From Thelma and Louise to Drive, this summer at Middlewood Locks in Salford, The Village Screen Drive Thru cinema presents a series of cult films.

Storyhouse’s Moonlight Flicks series turns drive-in for 2020, with a series of outdoor screenings held at Linenhall Car Park in partnership with Chester Race Company.