Independent Cinema for Everyone

The best of the best short films from the 14th Iris Prize Festival. Celebrating LGBT+ film across the world with a week-long programme of screenings. Our contribution to LGBTQ+ History month.

The UK premiere of Ammonite, starring Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan. With a virtual introduction from Director Francis Lee and cast members.

Shextreme kicks off with this screening of Jen Randall (Psycho Vertical) and British adventurer Sarah Outen’s hotly anticipated new feature. This exciting documentary follows Sarah on her five-year, 20,000-mile, human-powered journey as she travers...

Leading the charge for gender equality in adventure filmmaking, Shextreme’s UK tour takes the best of the 2019 festival out on tour, electrifying audiences with an exciting and inspiring celebration of adventurous, active women.

Directed by two women, The Swallows of Kabul is a very feminine endeavour in its gentle candour and colourful sensibility, portraying life under Taliban control in the Afghan capital. Festival pass: Get tickets for all 3 films for £15 per person.

One of the biggest hits at this year’s Cannes Film Festival when it received a Queer Palm as well as best screenplay. Festival pass: Get tickets for all 3 films for £15 per person.

The screenplay centres on Rémy and Mélanie, two 30-year-olds who live in the same neighbourhood in Paris. Festival pass: Get tickets for all 3 films for £15 per person.

Our ever eclectic brunch mix is back to get you warmed up for some Sunday shenanigans. Grab a pastry and a mimosa and enjoy some cracking good shorts.

Time is fleeting, so grab every second of it by the horns and get in it’s face. Other than mixing metaphors, there’s plenty of stuff to do. Good stuff, like raising a family, campaigning for a greener world, or having an ice cream. You could also...

How can you tell if you’ve gone mad, are just dreaming, or have genuinely been teleported to an alternate reality? I guess the real question is does it even matter. All work and no play and all that malarkey, so take the time to enjoy a few films w...