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November 2024
Over the course of five social occasions, a committed bachelor must consider the notion that he may have discovered love.
Supernatural thriller based on a story by Henry James. A young woman becomes the governess of two unruly children at a secluded manor.
(2019) Thriller with Mick Jagger and Donald Sutherland. A failed artist is persuaded to procure a reclusive painter's work by any means possible. Strong language/violence/sex.
(2021) Apichatpong Weerasethakul's mysterious science fiction fantasy stars Tilda Swinton as a woman who's awoken one morning by a portentous-sounding noise that only she can hear...
(2010) Remake of the classic martial arts film, starring Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith. A caretaker shows an American boy how to stand up to bullies at his new school.
(2022) Eerie sci-fi horror thriller. Extra-terrestrial forces derail a couple's romantic backpacking trip, but in a subtle, non-spaceship kind of a way. Strong langauge/violence.
October 2024
(2020) Darkly comic teen horror. Will a spate of unexplained spontaneous combustions affect Mara and Dylan's romance? Strong language/gore/drugs.
(2024) A compilation of films nominated for the Iris Prize for Best British Short. Without risk, life can be shallow. These films follow people who swallow fear and jump in at the deep end.
(2018) High-octane sci-fi action adventure starring Hailee Steinfeld. When Charlie drives home a clapped-out VW Beetle, she gets more than she bargained for: a huge robotic alien.
(2022) More madcap monster-based animated escapades, with Andy Samberg and Selena Gomez's voices. Ever wondered what an ancient vampire would look like if he were human? Wonder no more.
(2017) Sci-fi horror. Is there life on Mars? Looks like Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Reynolds and Rebecca Ferguson have found some. Exciting, right? Well... Strong language/gory violence.
(2022) Brett Morgan's powerful collage of sound and vision bends space and time to capture the very essence of David Bowie's creativity. Strap in, count down and lift off with Major Tom.
Animated film based on Julia Donaldson's picture book. A kind witch invites a surprising collection of animals to join her on her broom, much to the frustration of her cat.
While dealing with his mother’s death and his autistic brother’s needs, New York lawyer Daniel must return a corpse from County Cork to Northern Ireland’s furthest reaches.
(2020) Dark comedy drama. Dancer Zola (Taylour Paige) joins a road trip to Tampa, where she gets dragged too far into the sex work world. Offensive language/sexual violence.
(2020) Satirical horror. A woman gets a weave fitted, so that her boss will notice her. But her new hair starts to take on a mind of its own... Offensive language/bloody violence.
(2024) Compilation of films nominated for the Iris Prize, exploring stories of people who move forward despite uncertainty. Strong language/violence/sex/drugs/suicide/upsetting scenes.
(2004) Thriller. Former CIA man Denzel Washington is trying to build a new life. But when the girl he's guarding is kidnapped, he seeks brutal, bloody retribution. Strong language/violence.
(2022) Horror with Sosie Bacon. Following a traumatic incident, a psychiatrist is haunted by a malevolent, gurning presence that drives people to gruesomely kill themselves. Or is she?
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