This remains one of the most essential and emotionally resonant portraits of political activism ever captured on film. Sensitive, celebratory, and righteously angry, an all too relevant call to organise, build solidarity, and stand tall in the face of bigotry and oppression.

It shows tomorrow night, presented by Funeral Parade Queer Film Society with a pre film introduction. Be there.

Heartbreaking and hypnotic, plus it's George Clooney in 4K, come on!? One of Soderbergh's best.

Showing tomorrow night at 6pm in our biggest screen.

Tarsem Singh's beautiful mindf**ck - one of the most visually unique films ever made.

Come over to the PCC and catch in it our 300 seater screen tomorrow at midday! It's only showing once.

Staff Pick Mystery Movie: 21/05/25

Thank-you to Chloe for another pitch perfect mystery pick. This one is pure unadulterated fun.

Showing tomorrow afternoon, 2:45pm at our place. One of greats from one of the greats. Be there.

Pure atmosphere, pure suspense, pure Carpenter - lean and stripped back to his essence. Featuring the most badass soundtrack in history.

Be there tonight at 18:15 in our downstairs screen...

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A perfect movie - charming, warm and genuinely beautiful. You also get to watch John Goodman sing the Talking Heads in a big cowboy hat and rhinestones.

Showing tonight at 6:10pm in our big screen, from 35mm.

'We don't want freedom, we don't want justice, we just want someone to love.'

This may be the last step in your David Lynch journey - complete the puzzle and catch it tomorrow evening in our biggest screen at 9pm...it's magical stuff!

An essential poliziotteschi, Milano Calibro 9 is basically a masterclass in sweaty guys yelling at each other and double-crossing every five minutes. Plus, Luis Bacalov’s funk jazz soundtrack? Unmissable. Showing tomorrow night at 18:25 at the PCC!

The coolest film of all time? Not much to rival this one. Not only looks spectacular but Willie Nelson even rolls up. Showing tomorrow night from 35mm...be there.

🥁 Last night’s STAFF PICK: MYSTERY MOVIE from Flore, was THE SWIMMER (1968) - Frank Perry’s haunting, genre-defying portrait of mid-century American disillusionment. Starring Burt Lancaster in one of his greatest roles, the film starts as a surreal suburban odyssey and slowly unravels into something far darker...⁠
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Catch our Mystery Movie season every Tuesday for the next few months., with Aneska's pick next week!

🥁 We can reveal that last night's STAFF PICK: MYSTERY MOVIE was the haunting 1976 Spanish drama, CRÍA CUERVOS!⁠
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The audience was captivated by Aga's pick - a melancholic and beautifully crafted classic.

Come back next Wed, 2nd April for Flore's Pick! It might be one of our most requested films...