Programme

Sophie Okonedo shines as a Lagos society hostess in this vibrant contemporary update of Mrs Dalloway.

In Alfred Hitchcock's adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's thriller, tennis star Guy Haines strikes up a conversation with a stranger, Bruno Anthony, and unwittingly sets in motion a deadly chain of events. 

Two women building a life and a school together in 1810 Edinburgh find their independence threatened following the arrival of a new pupil and a scandalous accusation.

UK PREMIERE

25 years after Amelie, Jean-Pierre Jeunet returns with this ravishing, twisty mystery with another inquisitive, dark haired, brown eyed heroine at its centre.  

Andrew Scott is on magnificent form as Chariots of Fire star Ian Charleson, fighting to revive his theatre career with Hamlet while navigating the backstage world of 1980s London and a private diagnosis of AIDS.

25th anniversary of this mind-bending masterpiece which turns a young actress’s arrival in Los Angeles into a seductive journey through love, ambition, identity and illusion.

Olivia Colman voices a mischievous stuffed fox and the late Sam Neill is a foul mothed magpie in this surreal cult in the making Australian comedy about love, revenge and getting exactly what you wish for.

Introduced by Kevin Howlett

British comedy about a lonely inventor in rural Wales who builds a towering robot companion out of a washing machine and some spare parts, and the odd, heartwarming friendship that follows.

Wim Wenders' adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's Ripley's Game, follows a terminally ill picture framer in Hamburg who is manipulated by the enigmatic con man Tom Ripley into becoming a hired assassin for a criminal syndicate.

Exiled Russian filmmaker Andrey Zvyagintsev delivers another scathing portrait of his homeland. 

Lukas Dhont’s moving First World War drama follows two soldiers who find friendship, theatre and fleeting freedom behind the trenches.

A chance encounter blossoms into a life‑changing friendship and a shared desire to make the world a better place in this absorbing, richly textured drama from the Oscar‑nominated director of Drive My Car.

Clio Barnard's exhilarating slice-of-life drama about childhood friends who find life in their 30s very different to the ones they dreamed of as teenagers.

The debut screenings of the students' films, produced in association with  FilmCheltAcademy; our continuing commitment to supporting the next generation of filmmakers. 

This is a Free event, but please Reserve your tickets and we do ask for a donation to support the Academy work, if you are able.