Independent Cinema for Everyone

A powerful story of a young girl who has lost her place in society, this is a no-holds-barred, deeply humane glimpse into the fraught and at times impossible world of child protection services.

To mark the 50th birthday of World Earth Day on April 22nd we will be screening one of the most delightful and inspiring documentaries you’ll see this year.

Adapted from the novel by Michael Morpurgo, Waiting for Anya follows the story of Jo Lalande, a thirteen-year-old shepherd living in a mountain village during WWII

Controversial, moving and brilliantly acted, Ken Loach's Cathy Come Home is arguably the most influential television drama ever broadcast. Part of our series of films with PCC on the Co-operative movement.

A retired sailor is determined to fulfil his friend's wish to be buried at sea. The film’s screenwriter, Hugh Janes, will be joining us on Tuesday 10th March.

A powerful tale of sexual awakening in the conservative world of traditional Georgian dance, the film has been wowing audiences at festivals around the world and won Best Feature at the 2019 Iris Prize festival.

The unveiling of the new Nancy Astor statue on November 28th 2019 to celebrate 100 years of Women in Parliament is a significant event for Plymouth.

Join Dr Stephen Essex (University of Plymouth), Dr Hollie Price (University of Sussex) and Dr Sadie Wearing (London School of Economics) for the screening of ‘The Way We Live’, Jill Craigie’s fascinating film released in 1946 about plans to reb...

With Director Q&A on Friday 27. Stunningly shot on a vintage 16mm camera using monochrome Kodak stock, Mark Jenkin’s remarkable new film is a timely and funny, yet poignant tale that gets right to the heart of a Cornish community facing an unwelcom...