Film / Animation
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Surreal and atmospheric wordless Latvian animation about a boy who crashlands onto a bizarre island
Film
National Theatre Encore: Cyrano de Bergerac
James McAvoy stars as old big nose in Jamie Lloyd's modern street-style production
Much-acclaimed Britflick Rocks is this week’s big new release. It’s encouraging to see this one getting an outing in the multiplexes as well as its spiritual home, the Watershed. You can also catch a special screening with cast and crew Q&A in selected cinemas on Saturday.
Prefer to go al fresco? The Cube comes out of hibernation (temporarily) for this weekend’s welcome Late Summer Cinema series of outdoor screenings at Grow Wilder.
And if you’ve never seen Parasite director Bong Joon-ho’s magnificent early black comedy Memories of Murder, now’s your chance. It’s getting a much wider release this week than it did back in 2003, when the Bath Film Festival hosted the local premiere.
Follow the links below for full details and screening times. And go here for our comprehensive film listings.
Film / Animation
Surreal and atmospheric wordless Latvian animation about a boy who crashlands onto a bizarre island
Film / Drama
An authentic portrait of female friendship from the director of Suffragette
Film / Art House
Harrowing drama about a young Jewish boy enduring multiple Holocaust horrors
Film / Art House
Outdoor screening of this trippy, Oscar-nominated period indictment of colonialism
Film / Comedy
Outdoor screening of hit Disney comedy based on the true story of the Jamaican Olympic bobsled team
Film / Documentary
Outdoor screening of doc charting a year in the life of a fella who lives in a horsedrawn wagon
Film / Comedy
Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter party on as middle-aged dads in belated threequel
Film / Action
Christopher Nolan's typically mind-bending, time-travelling science fiction espionage thriller
Film / Comedy
Romcom about a woman who opens a gallery for mementos of past relationships
Film / Action
Bristol's very own Maisie Williams makes her X-Men franchise debut as shapeshifting Wolfsbane
Film / Art House
Timely and topical police violence drama that has earned comparisons with La Haine
Film / Drama
Sally Potter's poorly received portrait of dementia with Javier Bardem and Elle Fanning
Film / Drama
Young adult romance sequel based on the novel by Anna Todd
Film / Animation
Six of Aardman's Timmy Time episodes up on the big screen to keep tots entertained
Film / Drama
A gritty Australian twist on the terminal illness romantic weepie sub-genre
Film / Animation
A girl gains the ability to create other people's dreams in this sub-Pixar Danish animation
Film / Fantasy
A beautifully designed, dark Italian version of the venerable yarn of porky-telling young big nose
Film / Thriller
A very cross Russell Crowe menaces a single mother in this road rage thriller
Film / Animation
Family animation about a werewolf who inadvertently turns into a ferocious poodle
Film / Action
The first major post-lockdown release fulfils all your pent-up killer crocodile needs
Film / Documentary
The story behind an eight hour outdoor performance of the composer's work
Film / Drama
An authentic portrait of female friendship from the director of Suffragette
Film / Event Cinema
James McAvoy stars as old big nose in Jamie Lloyd's modern street-style production
Film / Event Cinema
The King of the Waltz revisits his greatest hits in place of the usual big summer show
Film / Event Cinema
Phoebe Waller-Bridge's one-woman play that inspired the hit TV series returns to the stage
Film / Documentary
Documentary exploring the origins of the 1970s Rock Against Racism movement
Film / Action
Spectacular Chinese war epic centred on the Battle of Shanghai
Film / Documentary
Prolific South Korean boy band unleash yet another tour documentary
Film / Comedy
Feelgood Britcom centred on a choir formed by spouses of British soldiers
Film / Animation
Two elf brothers embark on a quest for magic in Pixar's heart-warmer
Film / Horror
Elisabeth Moss stars in Universal's latest remake of the tale of Mr. See-Through
Film / Action
The last part of the Bad Boys trilogy turns up 17 years on from Bad Boys II
Film / Animation
Unusually-hued spiny mammal finally reaches the screen after a long delay
Film / Drama
Tarantino classic returns to lighten your lockdown
Film / Comedy
Have what she's having now the lockdown's over
Film / Drama
Spike Lee's most observant and funny swipe at racism
Film / Drama
Baz Luhrmann's MTV-era Bardfest has more than a whiff of Trendy Vicar Syndrome about it
Film / Art House
25th anniversary restoration of Mathieu Kassovitz’s stunning, explosive social divide drama
Film / Action
40th anniversary reissue of the first Star Wars sequel
Film / Science Fiction
Spielberg's original, ground-breaking 1993 dino-rimp
Film / Comedy
Return of the singleton spawning threequel
Film / Fantasy
First bit of the two-part Potter finale
Film / Art House
Welcome return of Parasite director Bong Joon-ho's 2003 serial killer black comedy
Film / Action
Pooch-loving hitman Keanu Reeves returns for an action threequel
Film / Fantasy
They think it's all over. . . it is now
Film / Fantasy
Alfonso Cuaron takes the helm for third Potter flick
Film / Animation
Return of the witty Lego animation that exceeded all expectations and became the biggest hit of 2014
Film / Action
Dorks drive foolishly in the original franchise-launching 2001 petrolhead drama
Film / Animation
Eight episodes of the kiddie cartoon phenomenon on the big screen
Film / Animation
An hour of tot telly on the big screen
Film / Action
Uma Thurman's Bride hits the vengeance trail in the first part of Tarantino's diptych
Film / Animation
Big screen presentation of eight episodes of the CBeebies educational animated pooch series for tots
Film / Action
Franchise spin-off animation with a half-Puerto Rican, half-African-American Spider-Man
Film / Action
Marvel breaks new ground with its first feature centred on a black superhero
Film / Drama
Ken Branagh's lavish Agatha Christie adaptation with an all-star cast
Film / Event Cinema
Mr Cave enjoys a solo lockdown knees-up at the old joanna
Film / Event Cinema
US popstrel and 'YouTube personality' invades the big screen
Film / Event Cinema
30th anniversary celebration of the unlikely collision between football and opera
Film / Documentary
Attenborough's most personal documentary, followed by a conversation with Michael Palin
Film / Event Cinema
The double Olivier-award winning stage production filmed live at Sadler's Wells
Film / Ballet
John Neumeier's Dumas-inspired ballet with Chopin score