Dir. Nick Park, 1993
29 mins
Wallace & Gromit takeover – daily showings running from the 11 – 25 of April.
Gromit butts heads with a mysterious penguin lodger, who hatches a sinister scheme involving the ex-NASA Techno Trousers that have been modified by Wallace for walkies.
Screenings
Tuesday 15 April, 1pm
Saturday 19 April, 1pm
Dir. Steve Box | Nick Park, 2005
85 mins
Wallace & Gromit takeover – daily showings running from the 11 – 25 of April.
Wallace and Gromit investigate a mysterious creature that is eating all the town’s vegetables. While this animated film has some mild scary scenes, nobody is seriously hurt and the tone is light and comic.
Screenings
Saturday 12 April, 2pm
Tuesday 15 April, 10.30am
Wednesday 16 April, 2pm
Saturday 19 April, 10.30am
Dir. Margy Kinmonth, 2024
89 mins
This documentary looks at the work of female artists on the front lines of conflict and genocide around the world, from WWII to the present.
Screenings
Friday 2 May, 2pm
Saturday 3 May, 4.30pm
Sunday 4 May, 2pm
Tuesday 6 May, 2pm
Wednesday 7 May, 10.30am
Dir. Chris Reading, 2024
99 mins
In this British sci-fi comedy, the owners of a shop selling vintage items find a novel way of replenishing their stock when they discover a time machine that enables them to journey into the past.
Screenings
Friday 25 April, 2pm
Saturday 26 April, 2pm
Tuesday 29 April, 2pm
Wednesday 30 April, 10.30am
Dir. Darren Thornton, 2024
89 mins
In this gentle, bittersweet Irish comedy drama, a writer torn between promoting his new book and his responsibilities as his mother’s carer finds himself hosting his friends’ mums for the weekend.
Screenings
Friday 2 May, 4.30pm
Saturday 3 May, 10.30am
Tuesday 6 May, 10.30am and 4.30pm
Dir. Joshua Oppenheimer, 2024
148 mins
Tensions arise within a group of survivors in an underground bunker after their lives are disrupted by the arrival of a stranger in this post-apocalyptic musical drama.
Screenings
Friday 25 April, 7pm
Saturday 26 April, 10.30am
Wednesday 30 April, 2pm
Dir. Nick Park, 2008
29 mins
Wallace & Gromit takeover – daily showings running from the 11 – 25 of April.
Inventor Wallace and his dog, Gromit, open a bakery and become caught up in a murder mystery. But when Wallace falls in love, Gromit is left to solve the case.
Screenings
Sunday 13 April, 1pm
Thursday 17 April, 1pm
Dir. Karan Kandhari, 2024
107 mins
Hindi-language fantasy comedy drama in which a dissatisfied newlywed breaks out of her mundane existence after discovering her true nature.
Screenings
Friday 18 April, 7pm
Saturday 19 April, 2pm
Tuesday 22 April, 10.30am
Dir. Laurent Tirard, 2025
87 mins
In order to raise money to renovate a hospice, five nuns try to save the day by setting their sights on winning the cash prize in a major cycling race in this French comedy.
Screenings
Sunday 20 April, 2pm
Tuesday 22 April, 5pm
Wednesday 23 April, 10.30am
Dir. Sam Ahern, 2025
67 mins
Uplifting UK documentary in which neurodiverse people record their life experiences in a way that combines live-action and animation.
Screening
Friday 18 April, 4.30pm
Dir. Nick Park, 1989
23 mins
Wallace & Gromit takeover – daily showings running from the 11 – 25 of April.
A Grand Day Out follows inventor Wallace and his dog Gromit as they travel to the moon in a homemade rocket-ship, on a mission to replenish their depleted supply of cheese.
Screenings
Friday 11 April, 1pm
Friday 18 April, 1pm
Dir. Manon Ouimet, Jacob Perlmutter, 2024
100 minsÂ
A married couple reflect on their lives together as they navigate ageing and the changes it brings in this contemplative documentary; emotional and frank discussions cover themes of death, illness and challenging life events.
Screenings
Saturday 26 April, 4.30pm
Sunday 27 April, 10.30am
Tuesday 29 April, 10.30am