Film
Inside Out 2 (U) – Summer Holiday Cinema
ALL TICKETS £4
Dir. Kelsey Mann, 2024, US/Japan, 96 mins. Cast. Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Maya Hawke.
As Riley from the original Inside Out film goes through the difficult changes of puberty, this exuberant sequel, with its lovable, funny ‘emotion’ characters, follows her path with reassuring messages for a young audience. In this sequel to Pixar's Oscar-winning masterpiece from 2015, young girl Riley is beset with a whole host of new emotions as she starts the awkward transition into adolescence. That means her old emotional cohorts including Joy (Amy Poehler) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith) must brace themselves for a series of disturbances at Emotion HQ within Riley's head.
There will be a FREE drop-in session for an hour before each screening with Inside Out 2 activities and colouring sheets.
Cinema snacks, hot and cold drinks available at our café from 10am. Check out our menu. The Refectory at AUP will also be open to the public for lunch. The Refectory at AUP will also be open to the public for lunch.
Our Family Friendly screenings are Relaxed. They are suitable for neurodiverse audiences and those with access requirements.
- Plymouth Arts Cinema is run by a small and friendly team of staff and volunteers.
- The volume is much lower than at a multiplex.
- The house lights are left on a little.
- You are welcome to bring personal items such as blankets, ear defenders, that will help you enjoy the film but do not disrupt other people’s cinematic experience.
- Information to help you choose your seat: air circulation in the cinema is feeding from each side of the auditorium. It should feel cooler near the aisles on the front rows, warmer at the back.
- To find out more about accessibility in our building, please visit this page.
- Please note children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Age Rating and Content Guidance
For detailed information about the film's age rating and content notices, you can visit the BBFC website and search the film title, then scroll down to the “Content Advice” section: www.bbfc.co.uk
Dir. Kelsey Mann, 2024, US/Japan, 96 mins. Cast. Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Maya Hawke.
As Riley from the original Inside Out film goes through the difficult changes of puberty, this exuberant sequel, with its lovable, funny ‘emotion’ characters, follows her path with reassuring messages for a young audience. In this sequel to Pixar's Oscar-winning masterpiece from 2015, young girl Riley is beset with a whole host of new emotions as she starts the awkward transition into adolescence. That means her old emotional cohorts including Joy (Amy Poehler) and Sadness (Phyllis Smith) must brace themselves for a series of disturbances at Emotion HQ within Riley's head.
There will be a FREE drop-in session for an hour before each screening with Inside Out 2 activities and colouring sheets.
Cinema snacks, hot and cold drinks available at our café from 10am. Check out our menu. The Refectory at AUP will also be open to the public for lunch. The Refectory at AUP will also be open to the public for lunch.
Our Family Friendly screenings are Relaxed. They are suitable for neurodiverse audiences and those with access requirements.
- Plymouth Arts Cinema is run by a small and friendly team of staff and volunteers.
- The volume is much lower than at a multiplex.
- The house lights are left on a little.
- You are welcome to bring personal items such as blankets, ear defenders, that will help you enjoy the film but do not disrupt other people’s cinematic experience.
- Information to help you choose your seat: air circulation in the cinema is feeding from each side of the auditorium. It should feel cooler near the aisles on the front rows, warmer at the back.
- To find out more about accessibility in our building, please visit this page.
- Please note children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Age Rating and Content Guidance
For detailed information about the film's age rating and content notices, you can visit the BBFC website and search the film title, then scroll down to the “Content Advice” section: www.bbfc.co.uk
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