Cinema

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

CinemaArts & Culture

Evening screening with BSL interpretation of Naeem Mohaiemen THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY

Book your free ticket for an evening screening with live BSL interpretation of THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY, a new three-channel film by Turner Prize nominated artist Naeem Mohaiemen. The film explores memorialisation, protest, and political violence through the lens of events in May 1970, when American students protesting domestic racism and overseas wars were met by state violence. Doors: 6.15 pmFilm screening: 6.30 – 8 pm (approx) Please note this film contains historic content featuring racialised language, images and graphic descriptions of violence, including death and acts of war. It may not be suitable for viewers under 16 years of age. Parental discretion advised. About the filmAs the Vietnam War came to its bloody end, for the American media, the memory of four American students shot dead at Kent State University was sometimes as emotionally charged as the millions of deaths in Vietnam. In the decades that followed, a memorial community has formed around the ‘four dead in Ohio’. Yet while the deaths of students Alison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, and William Schroeder at Kent State, Ohio, are remembered, not many recall Phillip Lafayette Gibbs and James Earl Green, two students killed ten days later by police officers at Jackson State College, Mississippi, a Historically Black College. By choreographing the relationship between archival footage and contemporary ceremonies memorialising the dead, THROUGH A MIRROR, DARKLY explores the role of memorials as...

Wed 15 Apr18:15Bonington Gallery

via Bonington Gallery

Cinema

Film Night

We've tracked down Film Night at Rockbourne Village Hall. For the rest of the intel, you'll want their website.

Wed 15 Apr18:30Rockbourne Village Hall

via Rockbourne Village Hall

CinemaArts & Culture

The Short Films of Lewis Rose

7pm-8.45pm, £15, in building // With a tender eye for the magic woven through everyday British Jewish life, writer–director Lewis Rose crafts stories that balance humour, heartbreak and a distinctly whimsical sensibility. Since 2012, Rose has been creating award‑winning short films that explore identity, belonging and the strange, shimmering spaces where tradition meets the modern world. Lewis' shorts have played at over 400 film festivals worldwide, won over 75 awards to date, and been purchased for screening by Disney+ and Canal+. In this special conversation with critic-turned-producer Jason Solomons, Rose presents three of his most celebrated works: The Chop (2016), Pops (2021), Beshert (2025) A must‑see showcase of one of the community’s most distinctive cinematic voices offering a rich, witty and heartfelt portrait of UK Jewish experience.

Wed 15 Apr19:00JW3

via JW3

CinemaArts & CultureHistory & Heritage

100 Years Celebration of Laurel & Hardy

Neil’s concerts have proved really popular with his personal contact with the audience & his unique insight into Laurel & Hardy and the birth of the cinema industry. His engaging easy-going style, along with his Q&A at the end of the show answering all the questions from the audience.

Wed 15 Apr19:30Grand Theatre

via Grand Theatre

Cinema

Around £8

Oswestry KinoKulture Cinema: The More You Ignore Me

Screening of the film 'The More You Ignore Me' (15 certification).

Thu 16 AprWeston Lullingfields Village Hall

via Weston Lullingfields Village HallCurated

Cinema

Untouchable at Sinema Llangoed

Untouchable at Sinema Llangoed at Neuadd Bentref Llangoed Village Hall. Consider this your nudge. The organiser's site is your next stop for the details.

Thu 16 AprNeuadd Bentref Llangoed Village Hall

via Neuadd Bentref Llangoed Village HallCurated

CinemaTheatre

Around £ 13.00 - £ 18.00

NT Live: All My Sons

Book tickets online for NT Live: All My Sons at Strode Theatre today!

Thu 16 AprStrode Theatre

via Strode TheatreLocal gem

CinemaArts & CultureHistory & Heritage

An Evening in Honour of Charlie Chaplin

An Evening in Honour of Charlie Chaplin at The West End. Consider this your nudge. The organiser's site is your next stop for the details.

Thu 16 AprThe West End

via The West EndLocal gem

CinemaCommunity

Around £3.00

Wednesday Film Show

Join friends for a chat, tea, and cake before watching a comedy film on a new widescreen TV with surround sound.

Thu 16 Apr14:00Anstey Library

via Anstey LibraryLocal gem

CinemaTheatre

NT Live Premier 'All My Sons'

Experience the five-star, triumphantly acclaimed production of Arthur Miller’s classic play, All My Sons, at The Freston Boot boutique cinema. This Premier performance takes place on Thursday 16th live from the West End, this production features Academy Award-nominee Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) and Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Hard Truths). Directed by the visionary Ivo van Hove, it is a disturbingly prescient take on the American dream. One family sits at the heart of the story. When wartime delivers profits for Joe Keller, it comes at a price. His partner is charged with criminal manufacturing deals, while his eldest son goes missing in action. Will peacetime finally bring peace of mind, or will Joe be confronted by the consequences of his actions? In addition to the leads, this production features an incredible ensemble including Paapa Essiedu (I May Destroy You), Tom Glynn-Carney (House of the Dragon), and Hayley Squires (I, Daniel Blake). Since this was captured live from the West End, you can experience the raw energy of the performance right here in Suffolk. Run Time 150 minutes (no interval).  BBFC Certificate 12A While you enjoy the performance, our bar remains open for drinks and snacks. Or why not try an experience of dining and theatre – 2 courses plus a screening.  Because our boutique cinema is an intimate 12 seater venue, we highly recommend you book your tickets in advance here.

Thu 16 Apr19:00The Boot at Freston

via The Boot at Freston

Cinema

Film Club

Join the Film Club for a screening of a movie.

Fri 17 AprWorth Matravers Village Hall

via Worth Matravers Village HallLocal gem

Cinema

Friday 17 Apr: Film Night - The Choral

We found this gem on Pelham Village Hall's website. Friday 17 Apr: Film Night - The Choral — sounds like it could be a cracker, doesn't it?

Fri 17 AprPelham Village Hall

via Pelham Village HallCurated

Cinema

Akira

Cert 15

Fri 17 AprPicture House

via Picture House

Cinema

CINEMA: Mystery Film Club

We've tracked down CINEMA: Mystery Film Club at Good Shepherd Studios. For the rest of the intel, you'll want their website.

Fri 17 AprGood Shepherd Studios

via Good Shepherd StudiosCurated

CinemaTheatre

The Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary Spectacular Tour

The Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary Spectacular Tour? At Brighton Dome ticket office? Say no more. Well, actually — their site says quite a bit more. Worth a click.

Fri 17 AprBrighton Dome ticket office

via Brighton Dome ticket officeLocal gem

Cinema

Redoubt

Cert 12A

Fri 17 AprPicture House

via Picture House

Cinema

Rebuilding

Cert PG

Fri 17 Apr15:40Picture House

via Picture House

Cinema

Rebuilding

Cert PG

Fri 17 Apr17:40Picture House

via Picture House

Event details on Near Here are aggregated from third-party sources and may change. Always verify times, location, availability, and any price directly with the organiser before travelling. See Terms.