Independent Cinema for Everyone

A warm and quietly moving family portrait and an insightful look at the underlying fabric of parent-child relationships.

Reclaim The Frame is a mission to bring ever-greater audiences to films by women to widen and enrich cinema’s perspective of the world. All welcome.

Terry Gilliam returns with the realisation of one of his dream projects in this madcap reimagining of Don Quixote.

Fresh from rave Sundance Festival reviews is this searing look at the day in the life of an assistant to a powerful film industry executive.

Plymouth's was one of the very first of the Military Wives Choirs so we are delighted to be screening it here.

This is the shocking and heroic true story of tenacious attorney Robert Bilott (Ruffalo), who investigates the unexplained deaths of his grandmother's neighbour's cattle.

Sociable screenings to give parents and carers of babies under 12 months the chance to have a trip to the cinema in a baby-friendly environment.

Ned Kelly’s story is woven into Australian legend becoming a near-mythical figure in the mould of Jesse James and Robin Hood. Kurzel‘s film delivers a fierce counterpoint to the traditional Kelly legend.

One of the best films to come out of Cannes last year, this is an exquisite tale of female desire, hidden love, art, and the gaze.

Emily Beecham (Best Actress at Cannes) stars as Alice, a botanist and single mother who, along with her lab partner Chris, engineers a crimson flower whose scent induces happiness.