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.
From £5.50
Grimmfest presents a ‘Killer Thriller’ Double Bill, supported by Horror Channel; Screening: American Psycho (2000) & Psycho (1960).
From £6
Director László Nemes arrives at HOME for a Q&A following a special, 35mm preview screening of Sunset.
From £5.50
To mark the release of Claire Denis’ High Life, Bigger Than Life present a 35mm screening of the director’s most acclaimed work.
From £5.50
Queer Cinema Collective’s fifth screening…presenting Saving Face…written and directed by Alice Wu.
From £4
Now Showing Club is Manchester’s first dedicated documentary cinema and will be showcasing 50 films from Dogwoof’s back catalogue in 2019.
From £5
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.
From £5.50
Pilot Light TV Festival Season 4 features everything from emerging web series to the biggest show on the planet.
From £5.50
A woman’s solo journey along the west coast of Africa takes a turn when she is faced with a sinking migrant ship in Wolfgang Fischer’s intense, distressing procedural.
From £8
On Earth Day, Above The Line celebrating the cinematic genius of Stanley Kubrick with two of his most existential and philosophical films, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Dr. Strangelove.
Free entry
Hinterlands International Rural Film Festival celebrates rural film in dramatic ways across the landscapes of the Lakes and Dales.
From £6.5
An original cinema with stalls and circle seating. Now fitted with Digital projection (and 3D for certain films) Pullman seats throughout, Dolby Stereo sound and a new heating system.
