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Lady (15)

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Monday 31 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

Glastonbury - The Movie (30th Anniversary) (12A)

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Tuesday 1 Sep 20267:30pm Book Now
Glastonbury - The Movie (30th Anniversary)

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.