Yorkshire in Love Double Bill: God's Own Country at Theatre at the Mill, Bradford and more

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Pictureville Newsletter   Hello, This is our final week at Theatre in the Mill before we return to The Studio on 27 May. We'll have more information on our programme at The Studio in next week's newsletter, but in the meantime we're wrapping up our run on the University campus with some Yorkshire-based favourites.  Screenings at Theatre in the Mill are priced at £5 for adults and £3 for concessions.  Find the full cinema listings here, and keep scrolling for more information on what's on this week.     What's On 9–11 May   Yorkshire in Love Double Bill: God's Own Country (15) Thu 9 May, 20.15 Josh O'Connor stars as a young man struggling with both his sexuality and the challenges of running the family farm, who falls in love with a Romanian migrant worker.  This film is part of our Yorkshire in Love double bill. If you book for both films you will receive a 30% discount on tickets.   Book Now   Yorkshire in Love Double Bill: Ali & Ava (15) Thu 9 May, 18.30 Clio Barnard's intelligent, nuanced depiction of 21st-century Britain charts an unlikely romance between two Bradford residents. This film is part of our Yorkshire in Love double bill. If you book for both films you will receive a 30% discount on tickets.   Book Now   Light Lunch Cinema: Fantastic Mr. Fox (PG) Thu 9 May, 12.00 The story of a clever, quick, nimble, and exceptionally well-dressed wild animal.   Book Now Kids' Club: Christopher Robin (PG) Sat 11 May, 11.00 Beloved characters come out of the Hundred Acre Wood and into the city for this big-hearted tale from Disney.   Book Now   Anime Afternoons: Promare (12A) Sat 11 May, 14.00 Epic sci-fi anime features mutants that can control the fire and cause chaos in a futuristic world.   Book Now Sightseers (15) Sat 11 May, 19.45 Jet-black comedy from Ben Wheatley about a couple’s dark and bloody journey through the British Isles in a caravan.    Book Now   Wuthering Heights (15) Sat 11 May, 17.30 Shot on location in North Yorkshire, Oscar-winning director Andrea Arnold’s take on Emily Bronte’s 1847 novel of the same name is a gritty and naturalistic adaptation, emphasising the visceral, passionate bond shared by Cathy and Heathcliff.   Book Now   Big Screen Gaming Thu 14.00 Join us on Thursdays and Fridays at Theatre in the Mill to play classic games like Mario Kart 8 on the big cinema screen. There is no ticket required, just come and test your skills on Rainbow Road for free!    About Theatre in the Mill   Theatre in the Mill is a Bradford based arts organisation committed to developing, supporting and presenting socially responsible art and performance. Part of the University of Bradford, Theatre in the Mill was opened in the heart of the campus in 1976 by Sir Alan Ayckbourn. Theatre in the Mill is based on the University of Bradford Campus.  You can access the venue via Shearbridge Road which has free on-street parking.   Click here for information about Theatre in the Mill     Pictureville Cinema remains closed as RAAC remedial work continues. Our IMAX and Cubby Broccoli screen are temporarily closed, as part of the National Science and Media Museum's once-in-a-generation transformation.     © National Science and Media Museum 2024     National Science and Media Museum, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 1NQ (as part of the Science Museum Group) is an exempt charity under the Second Schedule of the Charities Act of 1960 and is recognised as charitable by HM Revenue and Customs.