Cinema

Screenings in village halls, outdoor film nights, and the occasional arthouse gem. Popcorn usually optional, rustling frowned upon.

Cinema

Daytime Film Screenings -Brighton

Join us for a 1pm film screening. Adventure, Comedy, Thriller, Mystery. What will it be!?

Tue 21 JulNorthwich Panto

via Northwich PantoLocal gem

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St. Mary's Community Cinema

Our monthly community cinema film - click through for details. Meet at the Family Centre for 7:30pm start.

Tue 21 JulSt Mary's Family Centre

via St Mary's Family CentreCurated

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Hamlet Film Club

This film club is part of C Fylm, Cornwall’s network of community film clubs.

Tue 21 JulCornwall 365

via Cornwall 365Local gem

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Around £10.92

Massive Jurassic Park outdoor cinema experience to take over North East park this summer

If you're a fan of 90s blockbuster dinosaur movie Jurassic Park there's an event coming to the North East you're going to love

Tue 21 Jul11:58Marsden Beach

via Marsden Beach

Cinema

Cinema-The Sheep Detectives

In this witty, new breed of mystery, George (Hugh Jackman) is a shepherd who reads detective novels to his beloved sheep every night, assuming they can’t possibly understand. But when a mysterious incident disrupts life on the farm, the sheep realise they must become the detectives. As they follow the clues and investigate human suspects, they prove that even sheep can be brilliant crime-solvers. Subtitles

Tue 21 Jul15:00The Flavel Cafe

via The Flavel Cafe

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Matinee Moments: What's Up Doc

Join us for a special free screening of What’s Up, Doc? (1972)—the classic screwball comedy starring Barbra Streisand.In partnership with the Whitehill & Bordon Community Trust, we’re bringing this fast-paced, laugh-out-loud film to the community for an enjoyable and relaxed afternoon screening.Arrive early to make the most of it! Guests are invited to enjoy free cake and a complimentary hot drink available one hour before the screening begins—the perfect way to settle in before the fun starts.Bring your friends, meet your neighbours, and enjoy a timeless comedy on the big screen—completely free.

Tue 21 Jul15:30The Cube

via The CubeLocal gem

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Isabelle Adjani’s Journey through Cinema

Occupying a singular place in French cinema, and with no less than 5 César awards for her dazzling performances, Isabelle Adjani is an actor whose perfectionism, versatility and rare screen appearances have shaped an almost mythic reputation.

Tue 21 Jul19:30Institut français du Royaume-Uni (Language Centre)

via Institut français du Royaume-Uni (Language Centre)Curated

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FOSJ Film Screening (tbc)

Time: Tuesday, 21 July 2026 at 19:00Details: Location: John Pearson HallPostcode: SO24 9AG

Tue 21 Jul20:00St Peter C of E Church

via St Peter C of E Church

Cinema

Live@TheLibrary: Tell Me Where It Hurts

Award-winning production company Teepee Productions presents Tell Me Where It Hurts. This powerful comedy-drama follows Chrissy, a dedicated drama teacher navigating life with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). She is determined to stage the school play while also mentoring Annie, a talented yet troubled student who is auditioning for a prestigious performing arts school. As both women wrestle with their own bodies and emotions, they find themselves facing a shared struggle… the feeling of being unheard and misunderstood by the world around them. At the same time, Chrissy is grappling with tensions in her personal life, particularly with her partner, Nathan, who longs for a child, a desire that clashes with her own uncertainties. The play sheds light on the resilience required to manage women’s health issues in a world that often fails to recognise them. Previous audience reactions:“Gripped from start to finish”“Everyone should see this”“Relatable & truthful. Very human” Trigger warnings: Exploration of mental health, references to suicide and self-harm, strong language. Recommended for ages 14+.

Tue 21 Jul20:00Oldham Library

via Oldham Library

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Cinema-Disclosure Day

If you found out we weren’t alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you? This summer, the truth belongs to eight billion people. We are coming close to … Disclosure Day. Cast Emily Blunt Josh O’Connor Colin Firth Eve Hewson Colman Domingo Directed by Steven Spielberg

Tue 21 Jul20:30The Flavel Cafe

via The Flavel Cafe

Cinema

Blue Heron (12a) 1h 31m

Dir: Sophy Romvari Cast: Eylul Guven, Edik Beddoes, Iringó Réti Genre: Drama Set on Vancouver Island in the late 1990s, Blue Heron follows eight-year-old Sasha as her Hungarian immigrant family begins a new life in an unfamiliar home. What initially seems like a hopeful fresh start gradually gives way to growing unease as her eldest brother’s increasingly volatile behaviour disrupts the family’s fragile sense of stability. Beautifully photographed and confidently crafted, filmmaker Sophy Romvari draws on her own childhood experiences to create an intimate and deeply affecting portrait of family, memory, and loss. With remarkable sensitivity, Blue Heron explores the emotional landscape of childhood, the complexities of familial relationships, and the often elusive nature of understanding those we love most. Bar opens from 7pm serving our fabulous cocktails, fine wines and craft beers, as well as savoury and sweet snacks. Film starts promptly at 8pm with last orders 10 minutes before the film WATCH THE TRAILER HERE

Tue 21 Jul21:00Totnes Cinema

via Totnes Cinema

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I Don't Want to Sleep Alone

I Don’t Want to Sleep Alone Tsai Ming-liang, 2006, 115 min “Kuala Lumpur replaces Taipei as Tsai’s metropolis of choice in I Don’t Want to Sleep Alone , but the return to his country of birth certainly doesn’t yield any fondness or nostalgia – a sense only strengthened by the Malaysian Censorship Board’s outlawing of the film. Oppressively grimy, littered with half-built corporate structures and neglected shantytowns, and eventually draped in the smoke of a nearby wildfire, the Malaysian capital is portrayed as an eerie labyrinth of alienation, where vagrants and loners of various cultural backgrounds scrape by on low-paying construction and service jobs. Lee Kang-sheng embodies a pair of such figures, both unnamed in the film: one a battered immigrant labourer found on the street by a nurturing young man named Rawang (Norman Atun), the other a paralyzed figure who is taken in by a tender coffee shop waitress (Chen Shiang-chyi). As ever, Tsai makes breathtaking use of space, juxtaposing the cramped and tangled interiors of apartment buildings with the cavernous gorges of multi-story construction sites. A peaceful night’s sleep with a warm body proves to be the elusive objective of the uniformly taciturn ensemble, and, as such, mattresses join Tsai’s rotating set of pet motifs, ultimately featuring prominently in a closing image of exquisite serenity.” – Harvard Film Archive Screening as part of our Histoire(s) du cinéma series

Tue 21 Jul21:15Close-Up Cinema

via Close-Up CinemaLocal gem

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Build It Cinema

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Wed 22 JulStoke-on-Trent City Centre

via Stoke-on-Trent City CentreLocal gem

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Around £4

RIO - Build It Cinema

MAC WORKSHOPS Build It Cinema Rio – In Brazil, a Blue Macaw was sleeping in his nest when he wakes up he was seeing the birds singing real in rio while they’re celebrating Carnival. But when the blue macaw was about to fly, several exotic birds are smuggled out of the country. In Moose Lake, Minnesota, a crate with the male Spix’s Macaw hatchling falls out of a truck and is found by a young girl, named Linda Gunderson, who names him “Blu”. Over the course of 15 years, Linda takes care of Blu and grows up treating him as her true best friend and companion. Each child gets to build a figure to take home – book now limited tickets available. No trailers or adverts. Film starts at advertised times so please arrive with plenty of time. This is a relaxed film screening and will be held in the ‘Ellipse Room’. Age restriction rating U Disclaimer: Please note that all half-term workshop participants will be asked to sign up to Upshot. This helps us build a clearer picture of our youth work as part of the Youth Transformation Pilot for Stoke on Trent. We kindly encourage you to register in advance using the following link, this will make sign up on the day quicker: Sign Up Here “Accessibility and inclusion are central to our workshops. We offer wheelchair-accessible spaces, sensory bags, access to quiet areas when needed, and familiarisation visits.

Wed 22 JulMitchell Arts Centre

via Mitchell Arts Centre

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Family Summer Holiday Club - Film Club: Toy Story

A film club session showing Toy Story as part of the summer holiday club

Wed 22 Jul12:00Sutton Coldfield United Reformed Church

via Sutton Coldfield United Reformed ChurchCurated

Cinema

Cinema-The Sheep Detectives

In this witty, new breed of mystery, George (Hugh Jackman) is a shepherd who reads detective novels to his beloved sheep every night, assuming they can’t possibly understand. But when a mysterious incident disrupts life on the farm, the sheep realise they must become the detectives. As they follow the clues and investigate human suspects, they prove that even sheep can be brilliant crime-solvers.

Wed 22 Jul12:00The Flavel Cafe

via The Flavel Cafe

Children & FamilyCinema

Film club: Toy Story

A screening of the movie Toy Story for children and families.

Wed 22 Jul12:00Sutton Coldfield United Reformed Church

via Sutton Coldfield United Reformed ChurchCurated

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