This ultimate feel-good, festive favourite, from Oscar-winning director Frank Capra, stars James Stewart as despairing businessmen George Bailey. HOME present their annual screenings.
From £9.15
Showroom present five of their favourite films of the year. The team have chosen a varied selection that samples cinema from around the world, including mellow family drama, Our Little Sister and American Honey, Andrea Arnold’s sweeping road movie.
From £2.50
Apocalypse Now’s irresistible bombast, hallucinatory imagery and killer score more than justify a trip to the cinema this December.
From £4.00
This December at Central Library, PLTV Fest invite you to gather your nearest and dearest for an evening composed of five back-to-back Christmas-episodes from some of the biggest sitcoms from the US of A.
From £2.00
Selected by artist Rachel Maclean and curator Bren O’Callaghan, this season of films combines fairytale with horror, animation with CGI, Disney princesses with alcoholic excess.
From £7.00
STUN (Sustained Theatre Up North) partner up with long-time collaborators Fade to Black Film Festival and the Mbari Group to present a series of feature-length films.
From £5.00
This is the delightful story of a master toymaker who discovers a magical kingdom of elves at the North Pole where he is entrusted with special powers to become Santa Claus!
From £7.00
LGBT Foundation is proud to present a screening of ‘How To Survive A Plague’ is partnership with Manchester Metropolitan University’s School of Arts and Humanities.
Free entry
All-American teenager Marty McFly is mistakenly sent back to 1955 by his eccentric scientist friend, Doc Brown.
From £7.00
A grandfather reads his sick grandson a story of swashbuckling swordsmen, dread pirates and true love in this warm and funny fairytale.
From £7.00
A singing plant, a daring hero, a sweet girl and a demented dentist. This comedy musical about a nerdy florist who finds his chance for success and romance with the help of a giant man-eating plant who demands to be fed.
From £7.00
