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The Summer Book (12A)

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Friday 28 Aug 20267:30pm Book Now
Saturday 29 Aug 20267:30pm Book Now
The Summer Book

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.

Glenn Close takes a healing, very Hygge holiday… beautifully filmed”: Variety



Lady (15)

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Sunday 30 Aug 20267:30pm Book Now
Lady

“[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.


★★★★ ”An outrageous mockumentary... Sian Clifford shines in this barnstorming comedy”: The Guardian