Director Christopher Nolan brings one of the greatest stories ever told to the screen in The Odyssey, a spectacular adaptation of Homer’s epic poem. Starring Matt Damon as Odysseus, the legendary King of Ithaca, the film follows his perilous journey home after the Trojan War. Facing gods, monsters and seemingly impossible trials, Odysseus must rely on courage, cunning and endurance to reunite with his wife Penelope and son Telemachus. Featuring an all-star cast and filmed entirely using groundbreaking IMAX technology, this sweeping adventure promises myth, spectacle and storytelling on an epic scale.

From Christopher Nolan comes a breathtaking new vision of Homer’s timeless epic. The Odyssey stars Matt Damon as the legendary Odysseus, battling gods, monsters and fate itself on a long journey home. A mythic adventure brought to life on an extraordinary cinematic scale. 'An absolute triumph’, ’a front-runner for Best Picture’: first reactions to Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey are ecstatic: The Guardian

Set against the breathtaking beauty of the Norwegian fjords, My Father's Island is a powerful coming-of-age drama about family, forgiveness and survival. Hoping to rebuild a fractured relationship, thirteen-year-old Roy agrees to spend a year with his estranged father on the remote Sukkwan Island. But what begins as a chance for reconciliation soon becomes a struggle against both the unforgiving wilderness and the emotional scars they each carry. Beautifully photographed and deeply affecting, this compelling drama explores the fragile bonds between parent and child, and the resilience needed to find a way back to one another.

A year on a remote island could heal a broken relationship—or destroy it. My Father's Island is a moving coming-of-age drama set amid the stunning Norwegian fjords, where a father and son must confront both the challenges of the wilderness and the distance that has grown between them. “Forthright and heartfelt… with strenuous yet subdued performances”: The Guardian 

★★★★ The two stars are knockouts in Chloé Zhao’s poignant adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s 2020 novel with a stirring tearjerker ending - The Guardian

After losing their son Hamnet to plague, Agnes and William Shakespeare grapple with grief in 16th-century England. A healer, Agnes must find strength to care for her surviving children while processing her devastating loss.

Based on the award winning novel by Maggie O'Farrell and starring Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal.

Go behind the scenes with David Hockney in this fascinating Exhibition on Screen documentary. With exclusive access to two landmark exhibitions at the Royal Academy of Arts, discover the boundless imagination and enduring creativity of one of Britain's greatest artists. "Overall, it is the artist’s sense of joy and curiosity that lingers. There could be no better tribute": The Reviews Hub

Celebrate the life and work of David Hockney, one of Britain's most influential and beloved artists, in this special documentary from the Exhibition on Screen series. Filmed with privileged access to Hockney and his acclaimed exhibitions at the Royal Academy of Arts, the film explores the extraordinary creativity of an artist whose curiosity and vision continue to inspire audiences around the world. From the sweeping Yorkshire landscapes of A Bigger Picture to the vibrant 82 Portraits and One Still Life, this is an intimate portrait of an artist who was still innovating well into his eighties.

A dazzling mix of romance, comedy and exuberant dance, Strictly Ballroom launched the distinctive filmmaking career of Baz Luhrmann. Talented young ballroom dancer Scott Hastings dreams of breaking free from the rigid rules of competitive dance. When he partners with the shy and unconventional Fran, the pair discover that true success comes from dancing with passion rather than simply following the steps. Bursting with vibrant colour, unforgettable music and infectious energy, this much-loved Australian classic is an uplifting celebration of individuality, courage and the joy of finding your own rhythm.

Dance by the rules - or dance from the heart? Strictly Ballroom is Baz Luhrmann's joyous debut feature: a witty, romantic crowd-pleaser packed with spectacular dance, unforgettable characters and plenty of heart. A feel-good classic that proves the best moves are often the ones you invent yourself.“A dizzying, dance-tastic swirl of fun… goofy and loveable”: The Guardian

Adapted from the beloved novel by Tove Jansson, The Summer Book is a beautifully observed drama about family, loss and the quiet power of nature. Starring Glenn Close, alongside Emily Matthews and Anders Danielsen Lie, the film follows young Sophia as she spends a summer on a remote island in the Gulf of Finland with her father and grandmother following the death of her mother. Set against an unforgettable coastal landscape, this tender and deeply moving story finds hope, humour and healing in life's simplest moments.

A summer of grief, discovery and quiet wonder. The Summer Book stars Glenn Close in this gentle adaptation of Tove Jansson's cherished novel. Set on a remote Finnish island, it is a beautifully crafted drama about family, loss and the healing rhythms of nature.Glenn Close takes a healing, very Hygge holiday… beautifully filmed”: Variety

“[This] outrageous mockumentary is like Saltburn on shrooms.” - The Guardian

What happens when privilege meets a camera crew? Lady is a sharp and hilarious British mockumentary following the fabulously self-absorbed Lady Isabella, an aristocrat determined to document her extraordinary life. Starring Sian Clifford in a critically acclaimed performance, this biting satire skewers class, entitlement and celebrity culture with wit and surprising warmth. Directed by Samuel Abrahams in his feature debut, Lady combines laugh-out-loud comedy with moments of unexpected humanity, creating an irreverent portrait of a woman blissfully unaware of how the rest of the world sees her.

Meet Lady Isabella, who’s convinced the world wants to watch her every move. Lady stars Sian Clifford in a deliciously funny British mockumentary that pokes fun at privilege, vanity and aristocratic excess. A sharp satire packed with laughs and surprising heart.★★★★ ”An outrageous mockumentary... Sian Clifford shines in this barnstorming comedy”: The Guardian

Experience Glastonbury before smartphones, television crews and sold-out ticket frenzies. Glastonbury: The Movie returns in a stunning 4K restoration, capturing the unforgettable atmosphere of the legendary 1993 festival with no narration, no presenters, just the music, the people and the magic of Glastonbury.

Long before livestreams, smartphones and television coverage transformed the festival, there was Glastonbury as few people remember it today. Glastonbury: The Movie captures the spirit of the legendary 1993 festival in all its glorious unpredictability; from sunrise at the Stone Circle and late-night rave tents to impromptu performances, wandering characters and an early appearance by The Verve. Beautifully filmed in Panavision CinemaScope and now meticulously restored in 4K with a new Dolby 5.1 soundtrack, this remarkable documentary offers an immersive, unfiltered portrait of Britain's most iconic festival before everything changed.