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New Film Releases: March 9-15 2018

This week’s bumper crop of new releases includes Nic Cage going full psycho, an acclaimed Australian period drama, Lynne Ramsay’s eagerly anticipated follow-up to We Need to Talk About Kevin, this year’s Woody Allen and this week’s generic plucky underdog Britcom. There are also preview screenings of that Tomb Raider ‘reboot’ you didn’t ask for. See it in 3D on Wednesday or Thursday, or in bog-standard 2D on Thursday only.

The bulk of the Bristol Film Festival’s spring programme takes place this week too, though be warned that many of these events are already sold out. Check the individual listings for details.

Should you be a mother, you may or may not be delighted to learn that the cinema industry thinks you deserve singalgong screenings of Mamma Mia! on Mother’s Day. And if you missed any of this year’s big Oscar winners, we’ve got a guide to where to see the ones that are still showing.

As usual, follow the links for screening times and go here for our comprehensive film listings.

New Releases

Bristol Film Festival

Event Cinema

One-Off Screenings

Where to See the Oscar Winners

Previews

  • Film / Action

    Tomb Raider

    Alicia Vikander wears the tight-fitting vest in a 'reboot' of the video game-derived franchise

  • Film / Action

    Tomb Raider 3D

    Alicia Vikander wears the tight-fitting vest in a 'reboot' of the video game-derived franchise

Still Going Strong

  • Film / Comedy

    Lady Bird

    Saoirse Ronan stars in Greta Gerwig's much-acclaimed coming-of-age yarn

  • Film / Comedy

    Game Night

    Crime comedy about a bunch of pals whose regular game night turns into an actual murder-mystery

  • Film / Thriller

    Red Sparrow

    Jennifer Lawrence reunites with the director of The Hunger Games for a spy thriller

  • Film / Action

    Black Panther

    Marvel breaks new ground with its first feature centred on a black superhero

  • Film / Comedy

    Finding Your Feet

    Imelda Staunton & Celia Imrie star in a Brit comedy-drama centred on an oldsters' dance group

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