From Friday: writer-director Helen Walsh dives into masculinity on the windswept Welsh coast in On the Sea; Ask E. Jean investigates the societal hurdles women face when confronting the lies of predatory men; and Nostalghia, Andrei Tarkovsky's first feature made outside Russia, follows a poet on a haunting journey through Italy.
Don't miss Project a Black Planet: Film, our film season tracing the circulation of Pan-African ideas through cinema, art, and cultural practice across the 20th century until now.
Book ahead for Outdoor Cinema to enjoy world-class film, food and drinks under the iconic London skyline. |
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A moving exploration of masculinity and desire in a remote yet savagely beautiful fishing community, from writer-director Helen Walsh.
On the windswept coast of Wales, Jack (Barry Ward) β rugged and sensitive β lives a life as constant as the churning of the ocean: married to his high school sweetheart, operating a struggling sea-to-table fishing business with his narrow-minded brother, and trying to keep his son out of trouble.
At the edge of the town, Daniel (Lorne MacFadyen) steps into the scene. A seasonal worker sporting a neck tattoo, he turns out to be the chance Jack canβt afford not to take.
In this remote, rural community where life revolves around church and fishery, Jack is faced with an impossible dilemma. |
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The thrilling and adventurous life of beloved advice columnist and gonzo journalist E. Jean Carroll, the only woman to beat Trump in court. Twice. |
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Andrei Tarkovskyβs unforgettably haunting film, his first to be made outside Russia, follows Gorchakov, a Russian poet researching in Italy. |
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A university research lab attempts to build authentic AI characters, and they've licensed a documentary filmmaker's back catalogue to teach them what's missing.
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Christopher Nolan brings one of the world's most famous ancient texts to life in this mythic action epic starring Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Tom Holland and more.
Select showtimes on 35mm.
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Effi bounces between unemployment, clubbing and hangovers in the hills of Northern Wales, in Marc Evans' hard-hitting, Welsh-language drama.
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Twenty-year-old auteur Kane Parsons opens a portal to a horror parallel universe based on a disquieting 4chan message board.
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A life dream becomes a worst nightmare when a boy wishes his best friend would love him more than anyone on earth. |
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Seth Rogen and Olivia Wilde are an unhappily married couple in this tense and hilarious drama. Also starring Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton.
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Diving into all things love in the modern world, Olivia Wilde's poignant remake of the Spanish comedy The People Upstairs probes the well-hidden insecurities that lie beneath a seemingly smooth relationship.
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With its preview screening at our Outdoor Cinema already sold out, you can now book for the cinema release of Bitter Christmas.
Pedro AlmodΓ³var is back with his unique brand of storytelling, setting the stage for the tale of a filmmaker who is a little too heavily inspired by the real lives of those around him. |
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Unmissable screenings π« |
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Cinema under the London skyline π₯ |
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Thu 27 Aug, Sculpture Court |
Watch Janet Jackson and Tupac Shakur share electric on-screen chemistry in John Singletonβs cult road movie.
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Explore the programme for our Outdoor Cinema for a film night on our iconic Sculpture Court. |
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Go further with Barbican Membership, with priority booking, exclusive events and special offers. |
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