“[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.

Verdi’s La Traviata is a deeply emotional story of love, sacrifice and social pressure. When celebrated courtesan Violetta falls for the idealistic Alfredo, their happiness is challenged by expectation, reputation and tragedy. Filled with unforgettable music and intimate drama, this remains one of the world’s most beloved operas.

Inspired by Alexandre Dumas fils’ The Lady of the Camellias, Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata is one of opera’s most moving and enduring love stories. It follows the passionate but fragile relationship between the celebrated courtesan Violetta Valéry and the young nobleman Alfredo Germont. As their happiness is threatened by social expectation, sacrifice and illness, Verdi’s music captures both the glamour of Parisian high society and the deep emotional cost beneath it. La Traviata remains a powerful exploration of love, freedom and the price of living outside society’s rules in nineteenth-century France and features unforgettable melodies, intimate drama and heartbreaking humanity.

Celebrate twenty years of unforgettable summer concerts with André Rieu in this spectacular new cinema event. Filmed live in Maastricht's beautiful Vrijthof Square, Viva Maastricht! sees André Rieu and his world-renowned Johann Strauss Orchestra perform an uplifting programme of beloved waltzes, classical favourites and popular melodies. Joined by a talented ensemble of soloists, Rieu pays tribute to the city where his extraordinary concert tradition began. Filled with music, colour and celebration, this landmark anniversary performance captures the warmth, charm and infectious joy that have made André Rieu a global phenomenon.

Join André Rieu for a spectacular celebration of twenty years of summer concerts in Maastricht. Featuring the world-famous Johann Strauss Orchestra, Viva Maastricht! brings dazzling performances, timeless melodies and the magical atmosphere of the Vrijthof to the big screen.

★★★★ "The word of mouth summer sleeper hit [of 2025] with a big, big heart”: The TimesAn eccentric lottery winner who lives alone on a remote island tries to make his fantasies come true by getting his favorite musicians to perform at his home.  British comedy starring Tom Basden, Tim Key and Carey Mulligan.  

Three eccentric nuns. One runaway boy. An unforgettable journey. Holy Days is a heartwarming comedy that blends laugh-out-loud moments with genuine emotion, celebrating resilience, friendship and the unexpected families we create. A joyful feel-good film that's guaranteed to leave you smiling.

A runaway boy, three delightfully eccentric nuns and an unforgettable road trip combine in Holy Days, a joyful comedy full of warmth, heart and laughter. When a young boy finds refuge in a struggling convent facing closure, an unlikely group sets off on an adventure that changes all of their lives. Packed with humour, touching performances and unexpected twists, Holy Days is a moving celebration of resilience, friendship and the families we choose for ourselves. Beneath the high-speed hijinks lies a heartfelt story about hope, belonging and discovering that home can be found in the most surprising places.

"Bill Nighy and Imelda Staunton’s riveting showdown... two black-belts each at the top of their game": The Guardian

A family reunion takes an extraordinary turn in & Sons, a compelling drama with a wickedly dark sense of humour. A world-famous but reclusive novelist, believing his life is nearing its end, summons his estranged sons home. Rather than seeking reconciliation, he reveals a startling secret that threatens to rewrite everything they thought they knew about their family. Blending emotional drama with sharp comedy, this intelligent adaptation of the bestselling novel explores truth, identity and the complicated ties that bind generations together. Filled with wit, mystery and outstanding performances, it keeps its biggest surprises until the very end.

A dying novelist gathers his estranged sons for one final conversation, but what follows is anything but a farewell. & Sons is a darkly funny, emotionally rich drama about family, identity and the secrets that have the power to change everything.

A contemporary play with distinct ‘Charlie Brooker/Black Mirror’ vibes. Things, and people, are not always what they seem.

“If I had a Time Machine I could go back to, um, to before anyone got as clever, before computer engineers… Yeah, maybe then we could start it all again.” (Maggie in The Sewing Group)

Crowe has crafted a gripping and mysterious piece of theatre that blurs notions of past, present and a possible future. Seeded with clues as to what might really be going on beneath the surface of the sewing group, the play resonates with modern audiences on many levels.

By agreement with Independent Talent Group Ltd.

Grief, memory and creativity intertwine in Bitter Christmas, the latest film from Pedro Almodóvar. As one woman struggles with devastating loss, a filmmaker searches for inspiration, blurring the boundaries between art and life in this moving, witty and emotionally rich drama.

From acclaimed filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar comes Bitter Christmas, a richly layered tragicomedy exploring grief, memory and the price of artistic creation. As commercial director Elsa struggles to come to terms with the death of her mother, an acclaimed filmmaker wrestles with creative block while searching for a story worthy of his next film. Their seemingly separate journeys begin to echo one another, blurring the boundaries between lived experience and fiction. But as inspiration grows, so too does the question of how far an artist can go in using the lives of others. Witty, visually sumptuous and profoundly humane, this is Almodóvar at his most emotionally rich.

In Spanish with English subtitles.