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Our last film of this season, Wednesday 2nd April, is “Goodbye Julia” a Sudanese drama which explores Mona’s complex relationship with Julia, the widow of the man accidentally killed through her actions. While we’re sad to see the season conclude, “Goodbye Julia” we hope will provide a thought-provoking and moving final screening, a testament to… Continue reading And it’s Goodbye from us

Sadly we have reached the last film of the 2024-2025 season – “Goodbye Julia“. Hopefully you will agree it is a fitting choice for what has been a great season. This film has garnered significant acclaim and received numerous awards such as – Cannes Film Festival: Un Certain Regard Freedom Prize, Chicago International Film Festival:… Continue reading Season Finale

Next on our calendar is “Black Box Diaries” – a harrowing documentary that follows journalist Shiori Ito‘s courageous fight for justice after being sexually assaulted. Her meticulous documentation, including audio recordings and police interactions, provides a chillingly raw account of her ordeal and the systemic failures that survivors face in Japan. The film exposes a… Continue reading Japanese Injustice

This Wednesday, 5th March. “Rose,” starring Sofie Gråbøl, delivers a deeply moving portrayal of living with schizophrenia. Inger travels, by coach, to Paris with her sister and brother-in-law. It exposes not only her own inner struggles but also the varied reactions of those around her. While her sister provides unwavering support, other characters display a… Continue reading Sofie Gråbøl Blooms

Our next film – “Rose“, starring Sofie Gråbøl (The Killing), is a Danish drama that explores the complexities of grief, mental health, and the challenges of moving on. The film centres around two sisters grappling with the recent death of their mother. During a coach trip to Paris, long-buried tensions and hidden truths begin to… Continue reading Parisian Secrets

Our next film, “Kneecap“, on Wednesday 19th February, has just won a BAFTA for Outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer – Rich Peppiatt. “Kneecap” is a gritty, darkly comedic Irish film following a rap trio from Belfast. Fueled by rebellion and satire, they use music to challenge societal norms, blending humour and… Continue reading Kneecap wins a BAFTA

Come and see for yourself. Our next film has a definite change of pace. Irish-language film “Kneecap” isn’t just a biopic; it’s a riotous, energetic explosion of Irish rap trio Kneecap’s rise, controversies, and unapologetic artistry. The film captures their raw talent and rebellious spirit, showcasing their music’s infectious energy and politically charged lyrics. Beyond… Continue reading What was Kemi Badenoch worried about?

This Wednesday – Ama Gloria beautifully captures the bond between a young girl and her nanny. The film balances emotional depth with subtle storytelling, anchored by authentic performances. Its intimate cinematography and poignant narrative highlight themes of family and separation, leaving a lasting impression. A touching ode to human connections, Ama Gloria – a quietly… Continue reading A Tender Exploration of Love and Loss