Ruben Östlund's Palme d'Or winning, knife sharp satire of white privilege and the digital age finally reaches UK screens
Two upper class teenagers (Olivia Cooke and Anya Taylor-Joy) plot a murder in Cory Finley's deliciously dark comedy
Robin Campillo uses his own personal experiences for a powerful and moving look at the 90s activist group ACT-UP Paris
Graduates of the acclaimed Studio Ghibli present this wonderful new Japanese animation about a young girl whisked away to a magical school in the clouds
So what do you get as a member of the Electrolyte Club? Concession prices on our standard seats every day of the week - just show your membership card when you turn up at the box office o...
Arthouse films that arrive on the big screen already with a shelf of awards bowing under the weight of their own worthlessness come with a set of preconceived notions that affect the way ever...
Over the last ten years, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has grown from a single post-credits scene after 2008’s Iron Man to a media juggernaut. And whenever there’s success, there are always p...
Images always precede imagination in the work of Todd Haynes. Pop culture fantasies and avant-garde poetics tend to combine in his often allusive but never hermetic cinema. For as pastic...
