1988 | Dir Robert Zemeckis | USA | 104 min
Stars: Bob Hoskins, Christopher Lloyd, Joanna Cassidy

This fantastic mixture of live action and animation (supervised by the great Richard Williams) tells the story of how, in a world where humans and “toons” co-exist, private eye Eddie Valiant, who hates “toons”, is hired by cartoon rabbit Roger to find out if his glamorous wife Jessica is having an affair with successful businessman Marvin Acme. When Acme is found dead, Roger is accused of his murder.

Tuesday 02 June at 11.00am (Dementia Friendly)

1953 | Dir Henry Hathaway | USA | 92 min
Stars: Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cotten, Jean Peters

This month is the 100th anniversary of Monroe’s birth, and we are screening an early film of hers, made when Hollywood was still working out what her ‘type’ should be. In this, her first colour film, she plays a femme fatale. Two married couples arrive at Niagara, and after a mix-up over the cabin they have booked, they become acquainted. One couple, George and Rose Loomis (Cotton and Monroe) are unhappily married, and Rose and her lover Ted have a plan to murder George. A classic film noir, even if it is in colour, and it made Marilyn a star.

Tuesday 02 June at 2.30pm and 7.30pm

2025 | Dir James McAvoy | UK | USA | 107 min
Stars: Séamus McLean Ross, Samuel Bottomley, James McAvoy

Based on an outrageous true story, California Schemin’ is a sharp, high-energy tale of ambition, identity, and musical make-believe. In the early 2000s in Dundee, aspiring rappers Gavin Bain and Billy Boyd are told they’re “too Scottish” for hip hop, so they reinvent themselves as Californian duo Silibil N’ Brains. Against all odds, the ruse works — record deals, media hype, and brushes with hip hop royalty follow. Funny yet moving, it’s a love letter to underdogs, but how far can you chase a dream built on a lie? A crowd pleasing directorial debut from the much loved actor, James McAvoy.

Thursday 04 June at 2.30pm and 7.30pm (HOH)

1998 | Dir Katsuhiro Ôtomo | Japan | 125 min
Stars: Mami Koyama, Mitsuo Iwata, Nozomu Sasaki

From visionary director Katsuhiro Ôtomo — creator of the original manga serial — comes the landmark cyberpunk animation. Set in the neon-drenched sprawl of Neo-Tokyo, a military experiment goes catastrophically wrong, when a teenage biker is transformed into an unstable psychic force of terrifying power. As the city teeters on the edge of destruction, only his closest friend stands between humanity and annihilation. Bold, visceral and visually breathtaking, Akira remains the defining masterpiece of Japanese animation.
Japanese with English subtitles.

Saturday 06 June at 2.00pm.
Contains a sequence of flashing lights which might affect those who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.

2025 | Dir Cédric Klapisch | France | 124 min
Stars: Suzanne Lindon, Abraham Wapler, Vincent Macaigne

Colours of Time follows four distant cousins who inherit an abandoned house in rural Normandy. Together, they discover the life of their ancestor, Adèle, who travelled to Paris in 1895 in search of her mother. Amid rapid cultural change and the Industrial Revolution, Paris is experiencing the arrival of the modern world. From acclaimed director Cédric Klapisch (The Spanish Apartment, Family Resemblances), the film blends humour, evolving family relationships and historical detail — from the arrival of electricity to the birth of Impressionist painting. A treat for art lovers and historical drama fans alike. Cleverly contrasting past and present, immerse yourself in this charming, witty and visually rich journey through family history and the threads that connect generations.
French with English subtitles

Tuesday 09 June at 2.30pm and 7.30pm

2026 | Dir Mark Williams | UK | 99 min

Mike Simister, lead singer of The Fanatics, sadly passed away earlier this year. This special charity screening – introduced by Richard Pacitti, Griff Griffiths, Mark Williams and Marty Love – will be a tribute to Mike and will support Cancer Research UK and Mountbatten Hampshire. This documentary, presented by Mark Williams and Griff Griffiths, spotlights Croydon punk and New Wave bands from 1977-1985. It now has a leaner director’s cut with more music and less talk, while retaining interviews with DJ Peter Fox and members of The Fanatics, The Bad Actors, Case, The Daleks, The Heroes, The Marines, The Straps and Johnny Moped.

Wednesday 10 June at 7.00pm

2026 | Dir Jim Jarmusch | USA | Ireland | 110 min
Stars: Charlotte Rampling, Cate Blanchett, Vicky Krieps

Jim Jarmusch is a master of the anthology film (Mystery Train, Night on Earth) and this triptych of stories is a wry look at parent-child and sibling relationships, acknowledging that every family tries to hide secrets from each other. The director rhymes dialogue and images across the stories in a very pleasing way and the cast revel in the characters they portray. “A unique portrait of families and their foibles, both amusing and annoying, superbly acted by an exceptional cast” (The Hollywood Reporter).

Thursday 11 June at 2.30pm

2026 | Dir Antoine Fuqua | USA | 127 min
Stars: Jaafar Jackson, Juliano Krue Valdi, Colman Domingo

Tracing the early life and meteoric rise of one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, Michael charts the journey of Michael Jackson from his beginnings as the precociously talented lead singer of the Jackson 5 to his emergence as a global superstar during the era of his landmark Bad tour. Portrayed by his nephew Jaafar Jackson, the film explores the ambition, creativity and pressures that shaped his ascent. Blending intimate moments with recreations of iconic performances, it offers a portrait of the artist behind the phenomenon — capturing both the brilliance and the drive that defined his early career.

Thursday 11 June at 7.30pm (HOH subtitles)
Saturday 13 June at 2.00pm,

2025 | Dir  Kristoffer Borgli | USA | 105 min
Stars: Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Alana Haim, Mamoudou Athie

Emma Harwood (Zendaya) is a bookstore clerk, and Charlie Thompson (Robert Pattinson) is a museum director who are happily engaged and soon to be married. During a dinner with friends (played by Alana Haim and Mamoudou Athie), a game of "what's the worst thing you've ever done" leads to an unsettling confession from Emma that shakes up their pre-nuptial bliss. This unexpected revelation sends their wedding week off track, will they make it to the altar? Described as a satirical tense character study of a relationship on the brink, not one to miss!

Friday 12 June at 11.00am (Babes In Arms screening)

2026 | Dir Antoine Fuqua | USA | 127 min
Stars: Jaafar Jackson, Juliano Krue Valdi, Colman Domingo

Tracing the early life and meteoric rise of one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, Michael charts the journey of Michael Jackson from his beginnings as the precociously talented lead singer of the Jackson 5 to his emergence as a global superstar during the era of his landmark Bad tour. Portrayed by his nephew Jaafar Jackson, the film explores the ambition, creativity and pressures that shaped his ascent. Blending intimate moments with recreations of iconic performances, it offers a portrait of the artist behind the phenomenon — capturing both the brilliance and the drive that defined his early career.

Saturday 13 June at 2.00pm,