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The Lighthouse (15) - 2019, USA, 110 mins, subtitles Director: Robert Eggers Leaving Canada behind for the unforgiving terrains of the New England coast, Ephraim Winslow (Robert Pattinson) reluctantly arrives at the begrimed lighthouse where he will work for the next four weeks. Greeted with gruff hostility by Tom Wake (Willem Dafoe), a veteran seafarer with whom he is obliged to share these uncomfortably close quarters, the pair quickly establish a volatile dynamic, with Tom the baiting slave-driver and Ephraim his…

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The Lighthouse (15) - 2019, USA, 110 mins, subtitles Director: Robert Eggers Leaving Canada behind for the unforgiving terrains of the New England coast, Ephraim Winslow (Robert Pattinson) reluctantly arrives at the begrimed lighthouse where he will work for the next four weeks. Greeted with gruff hostility by Tom Wake (Willem Dafoe), a veteran seafarer with whom he is obliged to share these uncomfortably close quarters, the pair quickly establish a volatile dynamic, with Tom the baiting slave-driver and Ephraim his…

Little Women (U) – 2019, USA, 135 mins Director: Greta Gerwig Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy grow up in close confines in an intensely loving household. Their differing experiences of young womanhood, in an era weighted by societal expectations, reflect upon their wilfully individual personalities.  Themes of family devotion, enduring resolve, laudable triumphs and terrible tragedy make this beloved story of the March sisters a timely classic. Writer-director Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) has crafted a Little Women that draws on both…

The Lighthouse (15) - 2019, USA, 110 mins, subtitles Director: Robert Eggers Leaving Canada behind for the unforgiving terrains of the New England coast, Ephraim Winslow (Robert Pattinson) reluctantly arrives at the begrimed lighthouse where he will work for the next four weeks. Greeted with gruff hostility by Tom Wake (Willem Dafoe), a veteran seafarer with whom he is obliged to share these uncomfortably close quarters, the pair quickly establish a volatile dynamic, with Tom the baiting slave-driver and Ephraim his…

Little Women (U) – 2019, USA, 135 mins Director: Greta Gerwig Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy grow up in close confines in an intensely loving household. Their differing experiences of young womanhood, in an era weighted by societal expectations, reflect upon their wilfully individual personalities.  Themes of family devotion, enduring resolve, laudable triumphs and terrible tragedy make this beloved story of the March sisters a timely classic. Writer-director Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) has crafted a Little Women that draws on both…

Bombshell (15) - 2019, Canada/USA, 108 mins Director: Jay Roach Based on a real scandal, Bombshell takes a look inside Fox News - the most powerful and controversial media empire of all time. It tells the story of three women in the industry, Kayla, Gretchen and Megyn, who work to bring down the infamous man who created it - media mogul Roger Ailes - for sexual harassment. The script was informed by real-life testimony from former Fox staff, who violated…

A Streetcar Named Desire (12A) - 1951, USA, 127 mins Director: Elia Kazan Winner of four Academy Awards (Best Actress, Supporting Actress, Supporting Actor, Art Direction) in 1951, Elia Kazan's legendary adaptation of Tennessee Williams' play features incredible performances from its ensemble cast of Vivien Leigh, Marlon Brando, Kim Hunter and Karl Malden.  Famed for the brute and unruly power of Brando's Performance its ground breaking jazz score is also acclaimed as one of the most influential in film history.…

Seberg (15) - 2019, USA, 102 mins Director: Benedict Andrews Returning to the US as Europe’s ‘It’ girl after her breakout success – including Godard’s Breathless – Seberg (Kristen Stewart) finds herself a target of J Edgar Hoover’s FBI when she becomes romantically involved with Black Panther (Anthony Mackie) and flaunts her disregard for America’s misogynistic and racist institutions. Silkily photographed by Moonlight cinematographer Rachel Morrison, with impeccable period costume and production design, this stylish drama packs a punch. Supported by…

The Host (15) - 2006, South Korea, 120 mins, Subs Director: Bong Joon Ho A monster emerges from Seoul's Han River and begins attacking people. One victim's loving family does what it can to rescue her from its clutches. 'All of Bong Joon-ho’s movies are about monsters, some more literally than others. In “Memories of Murder,” the monster is the boogeyman, ripped from the headlines and hiding in the darkness. In “Snowpiercer,” the monster is the abstract force of capitalism,…