Regina Hall (Girls Trip) stars as the hardworking manager of Double Whammies, a ‘sports bar with curves.’ She runs the joint like a family, but over the course of one challenging day her incurable optimism is tested by sketchy employees, bad customers, and an even worse boss.
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Upon is release in 1999, The Matrix series turned the world of blockbuster action filmmaking on its head. The films follow Neo (Keanu Reeves) who is plucked from obscurity by Morpheus (Lawrence Fishbourne) and Trinity (Carrie Ann-Moss) as they believe he is the key to ending a future enslavement of humans, by machines.
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1913, Budapest. Irisz Leiter arrives in the Hungarian capital with high hopes to work as a milliner at the legendary hat store that belonged to her late parents. S
This Summer, Picturehouse brings some of the biggest voices back to the big screen as part of Headline Acts: Summer of Music.
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Grimmfest presents a ‘Hammer Horror’ Double Bill.
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This sprawling Hollywood nightmare takes the perspective of an out-of-favour actress (Dern) as a launching pad for a surreal trip through the streets of Tinseltown, the Polish underworld, a rabbit sitcom and back again.
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Grimmfest presents a ‘Killer Thriller’ Double Bill, supported by Horror Channel; Screening: American Psycho (2000) & Psycho (1960).
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Director László Nemes arrives at HOME for a Q&A following a special, 35mm preview screening of Sunset.
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To mark the release of Claire Denis’ High Life, Bigger Than Life present a 35mm screening of the director’s most acclaimed work.
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Queer Cinema Collective’s fifth screening…presenting Saving Face…written and directed by Alice Wu.
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Now Showing Club is Manchester’s first dedicated documentary cinema and will be showcasing 50 films from Dogwoof’s back catalogue in 2019.
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Set in China’s underworld, Jia Zhangke’s tale of love and betrayal follows a self-sacrificial gangster’s moll as she comes out of prison and sets about tracking down her former lover.
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