Independent Cinema for Everyone

This is an exclusive theatrical one-off and your only chance to see this film on the big screen, screening as part of the Reclaim The Frame programme. We're joined by the film's Director, Producers and members of the cast.

The heist film is turned inside out in this wildly entertaining true-life tale focusing on four dim witted college friends who, inspired by their favourite movies, hatch a scheme to steal a multi-million dollar book collection.

Joe Castleman is being given the Nobel Prize for Literature, and he and wife Joan couldn’t be happier. But from the moment the couple arrive in Stockholm, tensions rise.

Pawel Pawlikowski wowed Cannes (and picked up a Best Director prize) with this gorgeously crafted love story of a pair of mismatched musicians shuttling back and forth across the Iron Curtain.

Lenny Abrahamson (Room) directs this unsettling film, set in a declining country house after the Second World War. Adapted from the novel by Sarah Waters, The Little Stranger is a potent gothic horror.

One summer at a lakeside Russian estate, friends and family gather for a weekend in the countryside. A faithful Chekhov adaptation, the film confirms Saoirse Ronan’s versatility and star status.

Simón’s debut is an evocative and profoundly affecting depiction of childhood and family lost and found, marking the arrival of a major new voice in world cinema.

Screening to complement Summer 1993, Víctor Erice’s spellbinding The Spirit of the Beehive (El espíritu de la colmena) is widely regarded as the greatest Spanish film of the 1970s.

Chloé Zhao’s award-winning impressionistic drama casts real-life wrangler Brady Jandreau as a South Dakota cowboy struggling to chart a new course after a terrible injury sustained in the saddle.