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My Father's Island (15)

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Wednesday 12 Aug 20267:30pm Book Now
My Father's Island

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.

“Forthright and heartfelt… with strenuous yet subdued performances”: The Guardian 

The Odyssey (15)

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Thursday 13 Aug 20267:00pm Book Now
Friday 14 Aug 20267:00pm Book Now
The Odyssey

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.

'An absolute triumph’, ’a front-runner for Best Picture’: first reactions to Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey are ecstatic: The Guardian