The great Jean-Pierre Léaud, synonymous with French cinema for over half a century, delivers a majestic, career-capping performance as the longest-reigning French monarch during his final days. Directed by the great Catalan director Albert Serra.
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When a corrupt businessman and the grotesque Penguin plot to take control of Gotham City, only Batman can stop them, while the Catwoman has her own agenda.
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Tim Burton casts actor Johnny Depp in this popular, tender take on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.
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Based on a Tim Burton story and characters, Henry Selick’s brilliant animated film sees Jack Skellington, the king of Halloween Town, discovering Christmas Town. When he attempts to bring Christmas to his hometown confusion and chaos ensues.
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FilmFear is back as HOME team up with Film4 for another season of new and classic scary movies, premieres and events.
From £7.95
This summer, HOME surveys the enduring appeal of the road movie with a wide ranging new film season.
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A trio of festive treats from the wonderfully dark director, Tim Burton.
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Grimm Up North present a day-long marathon of films by master genre director, John Carpenter. Expect lean, visionary thrillers and sublimely constructed horror movies.
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Blackpool’s Winter Gardens is an opulent collection of theatres, exhibitions halls, ballrooms and event spaces.
For one day only, the Winter Gardens Film Festival invites you to step back in time and discover an interactive world of archive film showing beautiful, breezy Blackpool through the ages.
From £2.00
Tuesday nights are movie nights as The Oast House plays host to an outdoor summer schedule of blockbusters, cult and family films.
Free entry
The Village Screen is back at Victoria Baths for a weekend of 80s film, with DJ Matt Hydes spinning era-appropriate tunes and street food traders Proove Pizza, The Blue Caribou Canteen, Fat Annies and Ginger’s Comfort Emporium providing refreshments.
From £13.20
