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Harriet (12A)

Fri 10 - Wed 15 January

Cynthia Erivo stars in this extraordinary biopic of abolitionist Harriet Tubman, charting her escape from slavery and transformation into one of America�s greatest heroes.

The Two Popes (12A)

Fri 10 - Wed 15 January

Jorge Bergoglio and Joseph Ratzinger are brought together for a few days over one summer. The chemistry is paplable between Hopkins and Pryce, who relish the rich dialogue that crackles with humour.

Reclaim the Frame: Shooting the Mafia

Thu 16 January

"Kim Longinotto tells the revealing story of the courageous Italian photographer and photojournalist Letizia Battaglia."

???? The Guardian

Reclaim The Frame is a mission to bring greater audiences to films by women to widen and enrich cinema�s perspective of the world, run by charity Birds� Eye View, and backed by the BFI�s Audience Fund.

Knives Out (12A)

Until Thursday 9 January

Knives Out is a classic whodunit and as sharp as the blade that killed the patriarch at the heart of the film.

The Report (15)

Until Thursday 9 January

Watch a new independent film for �4!
Come to our Discovery Screening on Wednesday 8 January, 8.30pm

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Monos (15)

Fri 17 - Thu 23 Jan | Programmer's Pick

Deep in the remote mountains of somewhere that might be South America, a ragtag band of barely adolescent soldiers belonging to a shadowy guerrilla organisation are occupying a derelict ruin, guarding Doctora, an American engineer, hostage.

"A hypnotic triumph"

????? The Guardian

The Nightingale (18)

Sat 18 - Wed 22 Jan | F-Rated

Jennifer Kent's follow-up to her smash hit The Babadook is an urgent period thriller, winner of the Special Jury Prize at Venice. Set at the turn of the 19th century, Clare is an indentured convict held by British lieutenant Hawkins.

"Beautifully balanced and exquisitely shot"

????? Little White Lies

Reclaim the Frame: Shooting the Mafia

Thu 16 January | F-Rated

"Kim Longinotto tells the revealing story of the courageous Italian photographer and photojournalist Letizia Battaglia."

???? The Guardian

Reclaim The Frame is a mission to bring greater audiences to films by women to widen and enrich cinema�s perspective of the world, run by charity Birds� Eye View, and backed by the BFI�s Audience Fund.

Harriet (12A)

Fri 10 - Wed 15 January | F-Rated

Cynthia Erivo stars in this extraordinary biopic of abolitionist Harriet Tubman, charting her escape from slavery and transformation into one of America�s greatest heroes.

The Two Popes (12A)

Fri 10 - Wed 15 January

"A master-class of layer and detail [...]. As a double act, Hopkins and Pryce are infallible, with Meirelles stepping back and allowing the pair to shine." - Read Helen Tope's review on our blog.

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Little Women (U)

Fri 24 - Thu 30 January | F-Rated

In Little Women, Greta Gerwig couldn't have chosen a more beloved classic to adapt for her second feature as director, matched only by the strength of cast she's corralled. Nominated for six Oscars and five BAFTAs.

Honey Boy (15)

Fri 24 - Thu 30 January | F-Rated

Shia LaBeouf gives an astonishing performance as a version of his own father in his original autobiographical screenplay, directed by award-winning filmmaker Alma Har�el.

2040 (PG)

Fri 31st January - Thu 6 February

Friday 31 January, 8.30pm: We are pleased to welcome Pat Bushell and Tess Wilmot of Extinction Rebellion and Transition Plymouth to give a brief introduction to the film and host a Q&A afterwards.

The film looks at the affects of climate change over the next 20 years and what technologies that exist today can reverse the effects.

Monos (15)

Fri 17 - Thu 23 Jan | Programmer's Pick

Deep in the remote mountains of somewhere that might be South America, a ragtag band of barely adolescent soldiers belonging to a shadowy guerrilla organisation are occupying a derelict ruin, guarding Doctora, an American engineer, hostage.

"A hypnotic triumph"

????? The Guardian

The Nightingale (18)

Sat 18 - Wed 22 Jan | F-Rated

Jennifer Kent's follow-up to her smash hit The Babadook is an urgent period thriller, winner of the Special Jury Prize at Venice. Set at the turn of the 19th century, Clare is an indentured convict held by British lieutenant Hawkins.

"Beautifully balanced and exquisitely shot"

????? Little White Lies

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1917 (15)

Fri 14 - Thu 20 February

Directed by Sam Mendes, 1917 is a hard-hitting, immersive, and an impressive technical achievement that captures the trench warfare of World War I with raw, startling immediacy.

1917 was the big winner at the Bafta Film Awards, with seven prizes in total.

Ordinary Love (12A)

Fri 14 - Wed 19 February

Joan and Tom are a long-married couple, with their set habits, cozy bickering, and assumption of a long walk together into the sunset. When Joan discovers a lump in her breast, it soon becomes clear that cancer will radically change everything.

"Just so perfectly judged, and I'm a big fan of these filmmakers. The script is terrific, and a lovely, ambient score..." - Mark Kermode

And The We Danced (PG)

Mon 10 February

Special preview screening of the much-anticipated And Then We Danced. 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. Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival are bringing their travelling celebration of film to Plymouth. Click through for more info.

Directions Screening #3
Utopian Landscapes

Thu 20 February

A mix of short films that both embody ideas of Utopia and sometimes descend into strange dystopian shadow plays. The selected films use a multitude of formats such as 16mm, animation and video-esque techniques that mirror the narratives.

La Belle Epoque (15)

Fri 7 - Thu 13 February

What if you had the chance to re-enact any period? For Victor, given the choice by an immersive re-enactment company, he wants to go back to the night in 1974 when he met his wife. Sweet yet honest about the nature of memory and nostalgia, La Belle �poque will take you back to the good old days.

Greener Grass (12A)

Fri 7 - Thu 13 February

�4 DIscovery Screening Wed 12 Feb, 6pm

It's a day-glo-colored, bizarro version of suburbia where everyone drives golf carts, and children magically turn into golden retrievers. Greener Grass is far from the first comedy to skewer suburbia, but it might be among the most bizarre and surreally distinctive.

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2040 (PG)

Fri 31st January - Thu 6 February

Friday 31 January, 8.30pm: We are pleased to welcome Pat Bushell and Tess Wilmot of Extinction Rebellion and Transition Plymouth to give a brief introduction to the film and host a Q&A afterwards.

The film looks at the affects of climate change over the next 20 years and what technologies that exist today can reverse the effects.

Jojo Rabbit (12A)

Fri 31st January - Thu 6 February

Members Event Mon 4 Feb

Taika Waititi channels Mel Brooks in this highly anticipated comedic satire. Jojo is a game if somewhat inept member of the Hitler Youth; his closest friend an imaginary Adolf Hitler.

"Jojo Rabbit is also effective at doing what Waititi presumably set out to do: make people think critically about what it is that informs our beliefs. And, you know, laugh while we do it." Digital Spy

Little Women (U)

Fri 24 - Thu 30 January | F-Rated

BRINGING IN BABY: Wed 29 Jan, 11am

In Little Women, Greta Gerwig couldn't have chosen a more beloved classic to adapt for her second feature as director, matched only by the strength of cast. Nominated for six Oscars and five BAFTAs.

Honey Boy (15)

Fri 24 - Thu 30 January | F-Rated

Shia LaBeouf gives an astonishing performance as a version of his own father in his original autobiographical screenplay, directed by award-winning filmmaker Alma Har�el.

Plymouth Arts Cinema is a trading name of Plymouth Arts Centre. We are a Registered Charity No 800664.

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We are a Registered Charity No 800664. 

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La Belle Epoque (15)

Fri 7 - Thu 13 February

What if you had the chance to re-enact any period? For Victor, given the choice by an immersive re-enactment company, he wants to go back to the night in 1974 when he met his wife. Sweet yet honest about the nature of memory and nostalgia, La Belle �poque will take you back to the good old days.

Greener Grass (12A)

Fri 7 - Thu 13 February

�4 DIscovery Screening Wed 12 Feb, 6pm

It's a day-glo-colored, bizarro version of suburbia where everyone drives golf carts, and children magically turn into golden retrievers. Greener Grass is far from the first comedy to skewer suburbia, but it might be among the most bizarre and surreally distinctive.

And The We Danced (PG)

Mon 10 February

Special preview screening of the much-anticipated And Then We Danced. 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. Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival are bringing their travelling celebration of film to Plymouth. Click through for more info.

JoJo Rabbit (12A)

Until Thu 6 February

Members' Event Tue 4 February

Taika Waititi channels Mel Brooks in this highly anticipated comedic satire. Jojo is a game if somewhat inept member of the Hitler Youth; his closest friend an imaginary Adolf Hitler (Waititi, on hilarious form).

"A perfect satire on the cost of war" - Read Helen Tope's review on our blog.

2040 (PG)

Until Thu 6 February

Award-winning director Damon Gameau (That Sugar Film) embarks on a journey to explore what the future could look like by the year 2040 if we simply embraced the best solutions already available to us to improve our planet and shifted them rapidly into the mainstream. Representatives from Extinction Rebellion will be present at screenings to chat about the film.

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