Opening Times
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 5-8.30pm
Wednesday: 1-8.30pm
Saturday: 1-8pm
Closed Monday and Sunday
Plymouth Arts Cinema
Arts University Plymouth
Tavistock Place
Plymouth
PL4 8AT
Independent Cinema for Everyone
FILM REVIEW: American Honey
Wednesday 23rd November 2016
A review of American Honey from Eve Jones
American Honey is screening in the Plymouth Arts Centre Cinema until Thursday 24th November
American Honey is an indie coming-of-age narrative without the softness of classic Hollywood. Star (Sasha Lane) is a rough-around-the-edges 18-year old who abandons her burdensome life for days spent … Continue Reading
FILM REVIEW: My Scientology Movie
Wednesday 23rd November 2016
A review of Louis Theroux: My Scientology Movie
by Nigel Watson
In the opening voice-over, Louis Theroux says he’s always wanted to make a film that takes a positive view of the Church of Scientology. We all know he’ll dish the dirt, especially since they reject all his attempts at getting … Continue Reading
Film Preview: My Scientology Movie
Wednesday 16th November 2016
Louis Theroux’s much anticipated My Scientology Movie, is showing at Plymouth Arts Centre cinema from 19 – 23 November. Previewed by Nigel Watson.
Louis Theroux is expert at producing documentaries that provide an insight into marginal subcultures (Weird Weekends) and the lives of celebrities (When Louis Met…). His method … Continue Reading
FILM REVIEW: Under The Shadow
Wednesday 16th November 2016
Under The Shadow is in the cinema from 11th – 17th November
Throughout the years the Horror genre has gone through various cycles. From the religious horror of the seventies with The Exorcist, to the the torture porn era of the noughties with … Continue Reading
Film Review: Café Society
Wednesday 12th October 2016
Café Society screened in the Plymouth Arts Centre from 7th-13th October.
A new film by Woody Allen comes loaded with expectation; and Cafe Society is no exception. A period piece set in the 1930’s, it tells a simple story. Bobby Dorfman (played by Jesse Eisenberg) moves from his family home in … Continue Reading
Film Review: Born To Be Blue
Friday 7th October 2016
Born To Be Blue screened in the Plymouth Arts Centre from 30th Sept– 08 Oct 2016.
Music biopics can often be a mixed bag. Whilst they are almost always entertaining only a few are truly great. For every 24 Hour Party People you get The Doors. The former is a true one … Continue Reading
Film Review: Weiner-Dog
Thursday 29th September 2016
Film Review: Weiner-Dog
Weiner-Dog screened in the Plymouth Arts Centre from 20th – 22nd September.
Since streaming services became available and more widely used, there has always been a relatively healthy rivalry between Netflix and Amazon Studios. When it comes to their original film … Continue Reading
Film Review: The Wave
Wednesday 28th September 2016
The Wave – a review from Helen Tope
The Wave is screening in the Plymouth Arts Centre cinema until the 29th September.
The Wave can claim the unique honour of being “Norway’s first disaster movie”. A box-office smash on home turf, The Wave was also submitted as Norway’s entry for Best Foreign … Continue Reading