Award Winning Independent Cinema

Cumberbatch plays a grieving father in the film adaptation of Max Porter’s award-winning debut novel.

Ralph Fiennes leads an excellent ensemble of new and established talent in this funny and moving First World War drama by beloved writer Alan Bennett.

Jesse Plemons is outstanding as a conspiracy-obsessed paranoiac who, with the help of his brother, kidnaps a powerful CEO (Emma Stone), believing she is an alien intent on destroying Earth.

Kelly Reichardt directs an unforgettable Josh O’Connor as an unemployed family man and amateur art thief in her latest Cannes triumph.

Nominated for nine BIFA Awards, including Best British Independent Film. Funny, heartfelt and emphatically moving, I Swear dramatises the true story of Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson.

This adaptation of Hedda Gabler is relocated to mid-century England, at a decadent party in a house full of secrets, hidden motives, and former suitors.

examines the collapse of colonialism through the eyes of eight-year-old Bobo as the 1980 election in Rhodesia that would create Zimbabwe approaches.

Harris Dickinson’s stunning directorial debut stars Frank Dillane as Mike, a rough sleeper in London struggling to break free from a cycle of self-destruction while trying to turn his life around.

Set in the mid-90s, Steve is a reimagining of Max Porter's Sunday Times bestseller Shy. The film follows a pivotal day in the life of headteacher Steve (Cillian Murphy) and his students.

You are cordially invited to the triumphant conclusion of Julian Fellowes' beloved Downton Abbey saga, as we bid a fond farewell to the Crawley family and their staff as they enter the 1930s.