Independent Cinema for Everyone

When 850 000 bitcoins (half a billion dollars) disappear from Mt. Gox in Tokyo, it's unconventional CEO, Mark Karpelès, is arrested. After a year, he's finally released for lack of evidence. Mark Karpelès is now free and breaks his silence.

Lily James leads an all-star British cast in Mike Newell’s wistful, nostalgic and romantic adaptation of the acclaimed period novel by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows.

A stand-up comedienne in an all-male world, the film delivers tragedy and comedy in equal measure.

Film screening for parents, grandparents and carers of babies under 12 months to enjoy a sociable trip to the cinema. Free hot drink included!

Mirren and Sutherland play Ella and John Spencer, a long-married couple who defy their adult children by absconding in August 2016, during the early days of the presidential campaign, for one last journey in their decrepit RV.

Hirokazu Koreeda makes a great departure from his usual gentle family dramas with this complex and captivating murder mystery.

This double bill draws out themes of war, culture and society that run through the 'History Painting' exhibition. The screening will be preceded by an exhibition tour led by Ben Borthwick, Artistic Director and exhibition curator.

Both a children’s film for adults and a refreshingly grown-up film for children, Todd Haynes' imaginative adaptation of Brian Selznick’s acclaimed novel Wonderstruck is a movie that will leave you just that.

Accused of murder, an Aboriginal stockman and his wife try to stay ahead of a fervent posse in this powerful period drama from acclaimed Australian director Warwick Thornton.

Mondo Monday is back once again giving Plymouth Arts Centres audience what it’s been craving…..movies about giant worm monsters of course!