Award Winning Independent Cinema

Alexander, a serious, young teenager, auditions at a prestigious Berlin music school. The vote is split, but Anna Bronsky stands up for him, insisting she can train him.

Mark Rylance stars in Graham Moore’s (Oscar-winning screenwriter of The Imitation Game) directorial debut; a coolly refined suspense thriller screened to acclaim at the recent Berlinale.

50th anniversary celebration of David Bowie played Plymouth Guildhall in his incarnation as Ziggy Stardust.

One of the most impressive live-concert films of all time, filmed by the masterful DA Pennebaker.

Everyone is welcome to this screening which has been specially modified for those with autism, dementia, and those who find standard screenings overwhelming. All Tickets £4.

All aboard for this witty, booze-fuelled train journey in a 90s Russian winter which sees two unlikely people forced into close quarters.

Trier’s innovative take on the volatility of love and happiness features a Cannes-winning performance from the luminous Renate Reinsve.

Truth is funnier than fiction in this delightful and effortlessly charming tribute to Maurice Flitcroft, the ‘world’s worst golfer’.

Truffaut’s classic account of a ménage-à-trois is a bittersweet ode to romantic idealism is sparklingly re-released by BFI.

Part drolly humorous comedy, part quietly unassuming romance, Master Cheng is a tribute to the value of opening yourself up to the unfamiliar.