Tom Grieve

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.

Picnic Cinema is back this September with a series of screenings of Withnail & I at Sleddale Hall aka Crow Crag — the cottage from the cult classic film.

Sheffield’s Showroom presents a series of free weekly film talks from esteemed academics from both Sheffield Hallam and University of Sheffield.

When Sixteen-year-old Lise is accused of murdering her best friend, the impending case tests the loyalty of her family and those around her.

At Park N Party Drive-In Cinema, film fans can drive up, tune in their radios and enjoy a selection of recent releases and cult favourites — you don’t even need to leave your car.

The film Dangerous Associations explores the issues surrounding Joint Enterprise law. The digital screening will be followed by a digital panel discussion chaired by Dr Kathryn Chadwick.

New from French auteur Olivier Assayas, Wasp Network is a brash tropical drama following the post-Cold War spies, terrorists and counter-terrorists operating between Havana and Miami in the 1990s.