Award Winning Independent Cinema

Back by popular demand. If you missed this when we screened it as part of the French Film Festival, now is your chance to see the film that got a spontaneous round of applause at PAC!

Created to commemorate the 20 years that have passed since DC-based post-hardcore band Fugazi’s last live appearance. The film pays tribute to Fugazi’s prowess as a live act. Profits from the screenings will be donated to local charity Trevi Wome...

This Sundance-selected documentary is not just a heartbreaking portrait of the endurance of a family, but also a breathtaking trip into the Norwegian wilderness.

This 40-minute documentary is about what happened when a Cornish community was confronted with the sudden reality of a chemical experiment happening in St. Ives Bay.

This award-winning documentary exposes surfing’s hidden links to Cancer Alley and the devastating impact of the wetsuit world’s toxic addition to Neoprene.

17-year-old Sam is joining her dad and his buddy on a camping trip. An awkward encounter casts the trio’s relationships in a new light. Some screenings begin with Jay's Grave, a short film about Dartmoor Folklore.

When a misguided American documentary crew in search of their next viral segment ends up in the wrong town in rural Argentina, chaos ensues. “Magic Farm features a stupendous cast fully in sync with Ulman’s deadpan absurdity” – The Hollywood ...

Relaxed screening especially for families with the sound lowered and the lights left on a little. Free Urban Tree Festival activities before the film.

A heartwarming coming-of-age journey set in Laos. The directorial debut of South-West based Joshua Trigg and shot on 16mm by Cornish based cinematographer James Chegwyn.

Directed by David Lynch, Wild at Heart is a Southern Gothic, crazed road-trip of a film that references The Wizard of Oz and melodramas of the Hollywood golden age in ways you will never forget.