Independent Cinema for Everyone

Jim Broadbent and Penelope Wilton star in Hettie Macdonald’s (Beautiful Thing, White Girl, Normal People) adaptation of Rachel Joyce’s best-selling, award-winning 2012 novel The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry.

Beguiling and free-spirited, Jon Sanders and Anna Mottram’s uplifting film explores family bonds and the process of mourning.

Winner of six César awards, this is a deeply arresting and powerful crime thriller from acclaimed French director Dominik Moll.

Brandon Cronenberg returns with a satirical look at the super-rich and the morality of getting away with crimes against humanity.

Bhutan’s first-ever Oscar® nominee for Best International Feature is an enchanting comedy-drama.

Léa Seydoux shines in Mia Hansen-Løve's newest film - a sweet, thoughtful and understated drama about a young Parisian navigating her father’s illness, single parenthood and a potential new love.

Bhutan’s first-ever Oscar® nominee for Best International Feature is an enchanting comedy-drama about a daydreaming (but discontented) young teacher who is posted to a remote school in the country’s picturesque Himalayan highlands.

Step back into the ring with Robert De Niro's Jake LaMotta, as Martin Scorsese's sprawling boxing masterpiece returns to cinemas in a knockout new 4K restoration.

Exquisitely written and fiercely acted by a stellar cast, God's Creatures is a tense and emotional epic masterfully spearheading side-lined mothers, wives and women as a whole.

Set during the peak of the brutal dictatorship in 1976 Chile, housewife Carmen heads off to her family's holiday beach house to supervise its renovation. A tense and curious watch set during a very potent period of Chile's history.