Tom Grieve

The latest from French auteur Olivier Assayas finds gentle comedy amongst the bed hopping intelligentsia who populate a struggling Parisian publishing industry.

Twenty years after his father left on a one-way mission to Neptune in order to find signs of alien intelligence, Army Corps engineer Roy McBride travels through the solar system to find him and understand why his mission failed.

Paris 1978, in a predominantly male music industry, Ana uses new electronic machines to make herself heard, creating a new sound that will mark the decades to come: the music of the future.

Freddy is 30 and yearns to start a family but this poses unique challenges. He is a gay transgender man. Deciding to carry his own baby took years of soul searching, but he was unprepared for the reality of pregnancy.

The Ocean Film Festival World Tour is a collection of short films featuring spectacular footage from above and below the ocean’s surface. Witness incredible marine-life and deep-water cinematography, and meet intriguing characters who have dedicated their lives to answering the call of the ocean.

The Talleyrand host a screening of Ridley Scott’s cult classic, followed by a Vangelis-inspired neo-noir synth vinyl disco.

Alfred Hitchcock’s triumphant return to murder and mayhem is both his final silent film and his first talkie. Anny Ondra plays a nice kid who stabs a guy to death in his bed. These things happen. Originally conceived as a silent film, Hitchcock made it a talkie with reshoots and a new voice for his Czech leading lady.

Noir is a place of innocence lost, populated by private eyes and femme fatales; all tangled around grim mysteries, and served up within ingenious, disorientating structures — discover it at FACT this September.

200+ hand-picked makers transform the spectacular Victoria Baths into a shopping and cultural experience unlike any other in Manchester.

Christian Petzold collapses time itself in this brilliant new thriller-cum-melodrama set in occupied France.

Picturehouse Cinema is teaming up with the UK’s best-selling film magazine for a joint 30th-anniversary celebration.