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Disclosure Day (12A)

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Saturday 25 Jul 20267:30pm Book Now
Disclosure Day

“...Steven Spielberg’s spellbinding return to what he does best” - The Hollywood Reporter.


What would happen if the greatest mystery in human history suddenly became undeniable? In Disclosure Day, director Steven Spielberg brings together an all-star cast including Emily Blunt, Josh O'Connor, Colin Firth and Eve Hewson for a tense sci-fi thriller. As the world edges towards a historic announcement that could prove humanity is not alone in the universe, a race against time unfolds amid secrecy, suspicion and political intrigue. With global tensions rising and the truth finally within reach, the consequences of disclosure may be far greater than anyone imagined.



Savage House (15)

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Sunday 26 Jul 20267:30pm Book Now
Monday 27 Jul 20267:30pm Book Now
Savage House

★★★★★ "uproariously funny, suddenly bleak and then tragically poignant" - The Times


Set against the turmoil of eighteenth-century Britain, Savage House is a wickedly funny black comedy about status, ambition and spectacularly bad decisions. Starring Claire Foy and Richard E. Grant, the film follows the impoverished Savage family as they plunge into debt preparing to host the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire. As illness, scandal, infidelity, scheming servants and mounting disasters threaten to derail the occasion, their desperate bid for social acceptance spirals into chaos. A razor-sharp period satire packed with misfortune, misunderstandings and dark humour, where everything that can go wrong inevitably does.