Independent Cinema for Everyone

A former beauty queen and single mum Turquoise Jones prepares her rebellious teenage daughter for the "Miss Juneteenth" scholarship pageant. A soulful but uplifting drama of mother-daughter bonds and deferred dreams.

Rubika Shah's vital prize-winning documentary, expanded from her 2017 short film of the same name, explores how 70s London protest movement Rock Against Racism (RAR) confronted British fascists head-on.

Gemma Arterton, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Tom Courtenay star in this intensely emotional story of love's endurance in trying times.

It's the season for chills so we thought we should raid the vaults and bring you one of the most influential modern classics to watch on the big screen again. The perfect Halloween film.

A moving portrait of resilience and girlhood, and one of the most authentic portrayals of contemporary, multi-cultural British youth.

Schizophrenia has rarely been portrayed well on film, and the biggest success of Craig Roberts' latest drama is that it neither demonises nor simplifies its central character’s illness.

The UK premiere of Ammonite, starring Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan. With a virtual introduction from Director Francis Lee and cast members.

Four Sudanese filmmakers (retired, but not through their own choice) embark on a heroic adventure to revive a cinema in a country under an oppressive regime in this powerful documentary.

Exquisitely photographed, sumptuous period piece set in the 18th-century Imperial Court of China and loosely based on a true story

Inspired by the 2005 Paris riots, director Ladj Ly's Oscar-nominated film is a topical insight into the tensions between neighbourhood residents and police. Note: This is a brand new film and not the Victor Hugo classic/ 2012 Russell Crowe musical!