With details of upcoming movies:
Hello,
Welcome to your
weekly film listings. This week we kick off our Art of Action
season, celebrating women who pack a punch on the big screen,
plus we continue our awards season predictions with new releases
from heavyweights Sir Steve McQueen and Pedro Almodóvar.
Keep scrolling to
see what's coming up, and step into Christmas with a first look
at our festive programme.
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What's On: 15 – 21 November
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Screening
Sun 13.20
Ang Lee’s magical,
stylish martial arts adventure stars Michelle Yeoh and
follows epic, intertwining love stories, set against the
breathtaking landscapes of ancient China.
"You may never
see a more beautiful movie—and certainly no more majestic film has
yet been made." – BBC.com
"The most
exhilarating martial arts movie I have seen." – Roger Ebert
This screen will be
introduced by Dr Wayne Wong, Lecturer in East Asian Studies at
the University of Sheffield.
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Screening
daily [closed Mon and Tue]
Sir Steve McQueen's
latest film stars Saoirse Ronan and follows the epic journey of a
9-year-old boy and his mother in World War II London.
"A monumental
achievement in British cinema. Five stars." – The
Independent
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Screening
Fri 14.45; Sat 15.40; Wed 14.40 and 19.45; Thu 13.40
Tilda Swinton and
Julianne Moore star in Pedro Almodóvar’s first English language
feature about two old friends who reunite in an extreme but strangely
sweet situation.
‘Almodóvar spins a
gorgeous, fragile tale of life and death. Four stars.’ – The
Guardian
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Screening
Sat 20.45
This 2022 Best
Picture winner kicks off our BFI FAN Art of Action
season of heroines on the big screen with a special
introduction from Bradford Queer Film Festival.
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Screening
Sat and Sun 11.00
Armed with a bag of
high-tech gadgets and out-of-this world transportation, a brother and
sister crisscross the globe in a series of thrilling adventures on a
mission to save their parents... and maybe even the world.
We will be handing
out mini spy kits to all the budding action heroes out there, so get
to Pictureville early to secure your added extras.
Kids' Club screenings
are open to all families with children but are particularly aimed at
families with children under 12. Unaccompanied adults will not be
admitted.
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Screening from Fri 22 November
Barry
Keoghan stars in Fish Tank director Andrea Arnold's
latest beguiling drama.
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Screening Sat 23 November
James
Cameron's action-packed sequel screens on 70mm for one night
only.
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Screening Sun 24 November
Celebrate
the 70th anniversary of this classic production, screened in
collaboration with the JB Priestly society.
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Screening from Fri 29 Nov
Sean
Baker’s "strip-club Cinderella Story" won the Palme
D’Or at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
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Screening
from 7 December
It's beginning to
look a lot like Christmas, and our festive programme is now on sale.
Expect crafty extras alongside screenings of all the holiday classics
you know and love.
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