A queer coming-of-age film set over the course of one hot Chicago summer, the laidback Princess Cyd follows teenager Cydney’s (Jessie Pinnick) extended visit with her novelist aunt, Miranda (Rebecca Spence).
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Set in the loose confines of a Chicago black box theatre, graduate student Holly (Josephine Decker) writes and directs an adaptation of one of her favourite childhood novels in this feature film from Stephen Cone.
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Bigger Than Life and Research in Arts and Humanities at Manchester Met present the first UK retrospective of the films of American independent film director Stephen Cone, at No. 70, Oxford Road this February.
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When a new case uncovers traumas from a past undercover operation, an LAPD detective is forced to face her personal and professional demons.
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The first female director to win the Golden Lion at Venice Film Festival, Margarethe von Trotta is to thank for some of the most trailblazing films of the past five decades.
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Orson Welles’ follow up to Citizen Kane takes us to Indianapolis at the dawn of the twentieth century, for a tale that charts the decline of a once grand, aristocratic family in the face of creeping industrialisation.
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Grimmfest presents a ‘Bloody Crazy’ Double Bill, in association with Horror Channel’s January season.
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Grimmfest presents an zombie double bill in association with Horror Channel’s upcoming season.
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MASSIVE champions British cinema, this time with a special screening of Steve McQueen’s Widows, celebrating the film on the big screen before it leaves cinemas.
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Small World Cinema Club present Iranian drama ‘A Separation’ by Asghar Farhadi.
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Small World Cinema Club present the acclaimed 2016 debut from Deniz Gamze Ergüven.
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For March, Small World Cinema Club present the gripping Romanian drama ‘Graduation’ by Palme d’Or winner Cristian Mungiu.
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