Award Winning Independent Cinema

As Mark introduced the screening of Rose of Nevada in front of a sold out audience at Plymouth Arts Cinema, he mentioned it was his 37th such introduction, with his last to happen the next day at Dartington. If he was tired, he didn’t show it, and stayed with … Continue Reading

If you’ve seen David Tennant recently in “Rivals”, you’ll know that he’s brilliant at playing Machiavellian characters. There’s just something about those arched eyebrows that screams “power hungry.” 

Originally staged for a small audience at The Donmar Warehouse, tonight’s version of “Macbeth” is a streamed … Continue Reading

Thank you to Mark Cousins for a brilliant evening on 21/10/24 talking us through his film A Sudden Glimpse to Deeper Things, a documentary about the painter Wilhemina Barns Graham who worked in St Ives and whose work is held in … Continue Reading

#Noticethistree is a series of interventions about protest and loss across the UK www.noticethistree.org

On the 14th May as part of Plymouth’s Urban Tree Festival 2024 run by Plymouth Tree People, we invited people to come together to ‘Notice This Tree’ in  … Continue Reading

On Saturday 20th January, Fotonow ran a guided photography walk exploring Plymouth in the afternoon, with the theme Document Your Community.
Emma Booth from Fotonow gave an introduction to the film Tish and talk about Fotonow’s socially engaged approach to photography.
“It was fantastic to be able to programme and … Continue Reading

The centrepiece of a UK-wide celebration, Cinema Unbound: The Creative Worlds of Powell + Pressburger, the 1948 film The Red Shoes, returns to the big screen. The event, which hopes to introduce the bold, transgressive film-making of directors Michael Powell … Continue Reading

How to Have Sex is a sun and alcohol-soaked tale of three teenage girls on a post GCSE bender in Crete, with the singular mission of getting laid. As such, it shares a familiar aim of films like American Pie, and … Continue Reading

Ever heard of Cecil Rogers? What about Bill Miller? Perhaps, if you are a rugby fan, the name Jimmy Peters is familiar? If you have no idea who I am talking about, don’t fret. A two-year project from the arts collective Wonderzoo called Hidden Figures of … Continue Reading