Join us as we host Cornwall Climate Care who will be introducing three short films which take a closer look at the impact locally and the wider global implications.
Tally, a disillusioned songwriter drifting through life, finds her inspiration renewed at an atmospheric Cornish cliff-top house and records a single analogue copy of her new album.
CINEMA PREMIERE: This insightful and beautifully crafted film explores the career of filmmaker, Jill Craigie – the women who directed the much-loved post-war documentary about Plymouth, The Way We Live.
A powerful story of a young girl who has lost her place in society, this is a no-holds-barred, deeply humane glimpse into the fraught and at times impossible world of child protection services.
Wednesday 22nd April 2020 - Thursday 23rd April 2020
To mark the 50th birthday of World Earth Day on April 22nd we will be screening one of the most delightful and inspiring documentaries you’ll see this year.
Adapted from the novel by Michael Morpurgo, Waiting for Anya follows the story of Jo Lalande, a thirteen-year-old shepherd living in a mountain village during WWII
Controversial, moving and brilliantly acted, Ken Loach's Cathy Come Home is arguably the most influential television drama ever broadcast. Part of our series of films with PCC on the Co-operative movement.
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