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The Killing of a Sacred Deer | 8-11 Dec

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Cinema
specials
SEASON TICKETS In this Corner of the World | 14 Oct

See 3 Films Save 15%

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For listings, information and online bookings, go to breweryarts.co.uk/cinema
Welcome
to our
new look
autumn season
This season is our biggest ever
at the Brewery, and cinema is
no exception! We’re bringing
you the best new features from
independent, foreign language
and documentary filmmakers
from around the world, with more
screenings of films that are a bit
left of field.
Cinephiles can now see more and
save more with our season ticket
offer (see special offers page 1).
We welcome two directors for
Q&A screenings this season;
Paul Sng with his documentary
feature Dispossession: The
Great Social Housing Swindle
(11 Sep), and Michael Cumming
(a Windermere native) with a
look behind the scenes of the
pioneering fake news show in
Oxide Ghosts: The Brass Eye
Tapes (19 Sep). Representatives
from local environmental groups
and political parties will also
join us for a panel discussion
at Dispossession, and at our
screening of Al Gore’s An
Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to
Power (2 Oct).
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Final Portrait | 24-28 Sep
Once again we host film
screenings as part of The Lakes
International Comic Art Festival,
with a fantastic selection of
comic book related movies.
We are also proud to present two
powerful new features as part of
the BFI’s ‘New Releases Strategy’
with God’s Own Country (4 Nov)
and Daphne (12 Dec).
Our weekly programme is packed
to the rafters this season with
Victoria & Abdul (from 15 Sep),
Kingsman: The Golden Circle (20
Sep), Blade Runner 2049 (from Murder on the Orient Express | from 3 Nov
6 Oct), Paddington 2 (from 10
Nov), Thor: Ragnarok (27 Oct)
Murder on the Orient Express
(from 3 Nov) and join us in a
galaxy far, far away for Star Wars:
The Last Jedi (from 14 Dec).
After listening to overwhelming
customer feedback we are
pleased to announce the return
of the over 60s discount on all
Cinema tickets from 1 September.
Go on, take a chance and
experience something different!
Chris Ashton - Film Coordinator
Borg Vs McEnroe | 4 & 8 Nov
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September
England is Mine
The Levelling
Thu 7 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 93mins | 2016
Drama
Director: Hope Dickson Leach
Stars: Ellie Kendrick,
Jack Holdern, David Morrissey
Acclaimed British drama about
a young woman who returns to
the family dairy farm following
the tragic death of her younger
brother during the 2014 Somerset
floods.
From The Land Of The Moon
Mal de Pierres
Fri 8 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 120mins | 2016
Drama, Romance
Subtitled | French
Director: Nicole Garcia
Stars: Marion Cotillard,  Lynch discusses his early life and
Louis Garrel, Alex Brendemühl
In 1950s France, Gabrielle, a
passionate, free-spirited woman
trapped in a loveless marriage,
falls for another man on a retreat
in the Alps in this Palme d’Or
nominated drama.
David Lynch: The Art Life
England is Mine
Fri 8 Sep | 5.50pm
Sat 9 Sep | 5.50pm & 8.15pm
Sun 10 Sep | 8.15pm
Tue 12 Sep | 5.50pm | Screen Two
[15] 94 mins | 2016
Biography | Drama
Director: Mark Gill
Stars: Jessica Brown Findlay, 
Jack Lowden, Jodie Comer
Inspired by his mother, talented
teenage singer Steven Patrick
Morrissey pursues his dream of
rock ‘n’ roll stardom and forms a
band in Manchester in the early
1980s.
David Lynch: The Art Life
Sun 10 Sep | 6.00pm | Screen Two
[15] 88mins | 2016
Documentary | Biography
Director: Jon Nguyen, Rick Barnes
Stars: David Lynch
Artist and filmmaker David
the events that shaped his outlook
on art and the creative process.
Dispossession: The Great
Social Housing Swindle
Mon 11 Sep | 7.00pm | Screen Three
[PG] 82mins | 2017
Documentary
Director: Paul Sng
Stars: Rushanara Ali, Danny Dorling,
Peter Hitchens
Feature-length documentary,
exploring the failures that have
caused a chronic shortage of
social housing in Britain.
Followed by Q&A and panel
discussion with the director and
members of local political parties
& environmental groups.
City of Ghosts
Tue 12 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[18] 92mins | 2016
Documentary
Director: Matthew Heineman
Stars: Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi,
Hamoud, Hassan
Award-winning documentary that
follows the efforts of a handful of
anonymous activists who banded
together after their homeland was
taken over by ISIS in 2014
For listings, information and online bookings, go to breweryarts.co.uk/cinema
Victoria and Abdul
Logan Lucky
Fri 15 Sep | 8.15pm
Sat 16 Sep | 5.30pm & 8.15pm
Sun 17 Sep | 8.15pm
Mon 18 - Wed 20 Sep | 5.30pm
Thu 21 Sep | 5.30pm | Screen Two
[12A] 119 mins | 2016
Comedy | Crime | Drama
Director: Steven Soderberg
Stars: Adam Driver, Daniel Craig,
Channing Tatum
Two brothers attempt to pull off
a heist during a NASCAR race in
North Carolina. Crime-caper from
the director of Ocean’s Eleven and
Sex, Lies & Videotape.
Victoria and Abdul
From Fri 15 Sep
See website for listings
[PG] 106mins | 2017
Biography | Drama | History
Director: Stephen Frears
Stars: Judi Dench,  Director: Hannes Holm Director: Matthew Vaughan
Michael Gambon, Olivia Williams
The extraordinary true story of
an unexpected friendship in the
later years of Queen Victoria’s
remarkable rule with Indian clerk
Abdul Karim.
A Man Called Ove
The Seasons In Quincy:
Four Portraits Of
John Berger
Sun 17 Sep | 5.55pm | Screen Two
[12A] 93mins | 2016
Documentary | Biography
Directors: Bartek Dziadosz &
Colin MacCabe
Stars: John Berger, Tilda Swinton
Prolific artist, philosopher, writer,
storyteller and “radical humanist”
John Berger, who died in 2017, is
the focus of this vivid cinematic
portrait from actor and close
friend Tilda Swinton.
A Man Called Ove
En man som heter Ove
Mon 18 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 113mins | 2017
Drama | Comedy
Subtitled | Swedish
Stars: Rolf Lassgård, Bahar Pars,
Filip Berg
Ove, an ill-tempered, isolated
retiree who spends his days
enforcing block association rules
and visiting his wife’s grave, has
finally given up on life just as an
unlikely friendship develops with
his boisterous new neighbours.
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September
Oxide Ghosts:
The Brass Eye Tapes
Tue 19 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 90mins | 2016
Documentary
Director: Michael Cumming
Stars: Chris Morris
Made from hundreds of hours
of unseen material, Michael
Cummings’ film shares insights
into the process of making the
series, witnessing the highs and
lows of the production and its
impact.
Followed by a Q&A with director
Michael Cumming
Kingsman:
The Golden Circle
From Wed 20 Sep
See website for listings
[15] 120mins | 2017 TBC
Drama
Stars: Taron Egerton, Colin Firth, 
Mark Strong
The Kingsman find new allies
when they discover a spy
organization in the United States
known as Statesman.
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September/october
Maudie
Final Portrait
Sun 24 Sep | 6.00pm
Mon 25 Sep | 8.15pm
Thu 28 Sep | 6.00pm | Screen Two
[15] 90mins | 2016
Biography | Comedy | Drama
Director: Stanley Tucci
Stars: Armie Hammer,  Stars: Catherine Deneuve,
Geoffrey Rush, Clémence Poésy
In 1964, American writer James
Lord is asked to sit for a portrait
by Swiss painter and sculptor
Alberto Giacometti in this comedy
drama from director Stanley Tucci.
Maudie
Sun 24 Sep | 8.15pm
Mon 25 Sep | 5.35pm | Screen Two
[12A] 115 mins | 2016
Biography | Drama | Romance
Director: Aisling Walsh
Stars: Sally Hawkins,  Stars: John Boyega,  Rufus Jones
Ethan Hawke, Kari Matchett
An unlikely romance develops
when a reclusive fishmonger hires
a fragile yet determined woman -
with dreams of becoming an artist
- to be his housekeeper.
Detroit
The Midwife
Sage Femme
Thu 28 Sep | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[12A] 117mins | 2017
Drama
Subtitled | French
Director: Martin Provost
Catherine Frot, Olivier Gourmet
Claire is a tightly wound midwife
who forms an unlikely friendship
with her late father’s free-spirited
mistress.
Hosted by Dominique Pluskwa,
Creative Learning Language Tutor
Detroit
Fri 29 Sep & Sun 1 Oct
5.05pm & 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 143mins | 2017
Crime | Drama | History
Director: Kathryn Bigelow
Anthony Mackie, Algee Smith  A detective goes undercover
Three young African American
men were murdered at the Algiers
Motel amidst the chaos of the
Detroit Rebellion in 1967. From
Kathryn Bigelow, director of The
Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty.
An Inconvenient Sequel:
Truth to Power
Mon 2 Oct | 7.15pm | Screen Three
[PG] 98mins | 2016
Documentary
Directors: Bonni Cohen & Jon Shenk
Stars: Al Gore, Barack Obama, 
Donald J. Trump
A decade after An Inconvenient
Truth comes the follow-up that
shows just how close we are to a
real energy revolution.
Followed by a panel discussion
with members of local political
parties & environmental groups
The Ghoul
Sun 8 Oct | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 85mins | 2016
Drama | Thriller
Director: Gareth Tunley
Stars: Tom Meeten, Alice Lowe, 
as a patient to investigate a
psychotherapist he believes is
linked to a strange double murder.
Taut thriller from Ben Wheatley
collaborator Gareth Tunley.
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october

Finding your Feet Song to Song

Finding your Feet Song to Song Goodbye Christopher

From Fri 6 Oct Sun 8 Oct | 5.20pm | Screen Two Robin
See website for listings [15] 126mins | 2016 From Fri 20 Oct
[12A] 111mins | 2017 Drama See website for listings
Comedy | Drama | Romance Director: Terrence Mallick
Stars: Ryan Gosling,  [PG] 100mins | 2017 TBC
Director: Richard Loncraine Biography | Family | History
Stars: Joanna Lumley,  Rooney Mara, Michael Fassbender 
Director: Simon Curtis
Timothy Spall, Celia Imrie Two entangled couples - and Stars: Phoebe Waller-Bridge,
A middle class snob discovers her struggling songwriters - chase Margot Robbie, Kelly Macdonald 
husband has been having an affair success through a rock ‘n’ roll The life of author A.A. Milne and
and is forced into exile with her landscape of seduction and the creation of the Winnie the
council-estate dwelling sister. betrayal. Pooh stories inspired by his
son C.R. Milne.

Blade Runner 2049 A Ghost Story Thor: Ragnarok

From Fri 6 Oct Thu 19 Oct | 8.15pm | Screen Two From Fri 27 Oct
See website for listings [12A] 92mins | 2017 See website for listings
[12A] 120mins | 2017 TBC Drama [12A] 100mins | 2017 TBC
Sci-Fi | Drama | Mystery | Action Director: David Lowery Comic-book | Action | Drama
Director: Dennis Villeneuve Stars: Casey Affleck,  Director: Taika Waititi
Stars: Harrison Ford,  Rooney Mara, McColm Cephas Jr. Stars: Chris Hemsworth, 
Ryan Gosling, Ana de Armas A recently deceased, white- Tom Hiddleston, Cate Blanchett
A new blade runner, LAPD Officer sheeted ghost returns to Thor must fight for survival and
K, unearths a long-buried secret his suburban home to try to race against time to prevent the
that has the potential to plunge reconnect with his bereft wife in all-powerful Hela from destroying
what’s left of society  this singular exploration of legacy, his home and the Asgardian
love, loss, and the enormity of civilization.
existence.
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THE LAKES
INTERNATIONAL
COMIC ART
FESTIVAL Your Name

13-15 OCT 2017

Mad Max: Fury Road -
Black & Chrome Edition
Fri 13 Oct | 8.30pm | Screen One
[15] 117mins | 2015
Action | Adventure | Sci-FI
Director: George Miller
Stars: Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron,  Stars: Dane DeHaan,
Nicholas Hoult
A woman rebels against
a tyrannical ruler in a
postapocalyptic wasteland in
search for her home-land with the
help of a drifter named Max. Black
and chrome edition of this modern
cult-classic.
Valerian and the City of a
Thousand Planets Mad Max: Fury Road
Sat 14 Oct | 7.30pm | Screen Three
[12A] 137mins | 2017
Action | Adventure | SciFi
Director: Luc Besson
 
Cara Delevingne, Clive Owen
A dark force threatens Alpha,
a vast metropolis and home to
species from a thousand planets.
Special operatives Valerian and
Laureline must race to safeguard
the future of the universe.
Valerian and the City of a
Thousand Planets

In this Corner of the World Samurai: Musashi Your Name

Kono sekai no katasumi ni
Sat 14 Oct | 5.00pm | Screen Two
[PG] 128mins | 2017
Animation | Drama | History
Japanese Language
English Subtitles
Director: Sunao Katabuchi
Stars: Non, Megumi Han,
Yoshimasa Hosoya
As she combats her daily
struggles In Hiroshima during
World War II, 18-year-old newly-
wed Suzu struggles to maintain
the will to live.
Miyamoto
Sat 14 Oct | 7.00pm
Screen Four (Warehouse Café)
[15] 93mins | 1954
Drama | History
Japanese Language
English Subtitles
Director: Hiroshi Inagaki
Stars: Toshirô Mifune,
Mariko Okada, Rentarô Mikuni
Legendary Samurai Musashi
Miyamoto’s dreams of military
glory end in betrayal, defeat, and a
fugitive lifestyle.
Kimi no na Wa
Sun 15 Oct | 5.00pm | Screen Three
[12A] 106min | 2016
Animation | Drama | Fantasy
Japanese Language
English Subtitles
Director: Makoto Shinkai
Stars: Ryûnosuke Kamiki, Mone
Kamishiraishi, Ryô Narita
Two strangers find themselves
linked in a bizarre way. When a
connection forms, will distance
be the only thing to keep them
apart?
For listings, information and online bookings, go to breweryarts.co.uk/cinema
Tom of Finland
Tom of Finland
Wed 1 Nov | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[18] 114mins | 2017
Biography | Drama
Subtitled: Finnish & German
Director: Dome Karukoski
Stars: Jakob Oftebro,
Werner Daehn, Pekka Strang
Award-winning filmmaker Dome
Karukoski brings to screen the
life and work of one of the most
influential and celebrated figures
of twentieth century gay culture.
Back to Burgundy
Ce qui nous lie
Thu 2 Nov | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 113mins | 2017
Comedy | Drama
Subtitled | French | Spanish
Director: Cédric Klapisch
Stars: Pio Marmaï, Ana Girardot,
François Civil
When his father falls ill, Jean
returns home and reunites with
his sister Juliette and his brother
Jérémie. As seasons go by around
their vineyard, they’ll have to trust
each other again.
Hosted by Dominique Pluskwa,
Creative Learning Language Tutor
God’s Own Country
Classic Silver Screening
Silent Movie Double Bill
with live piano
accompaniment
from Tony Judge
Thu 2 Nov | 2.00pm | Screen One
COPS
[U] 18min | 1922
Comedy
Directors: Edward F. Cline
& Buster Keaton
Stars: Buster Keaton,
Edward F. Cline, Virginia Fox
A series of mishaps manages to
make a young man get chased by
a big city’s entire police force.
The Lodger:
A Story of the London Fog
[PG] 92mins | 1926
Crime | Drama | Mystery
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Stars: June Tripp, Ivor Novello,
Marie Ault
A landlady suspects her new
lodger is the madman killing
women in London.
08
november
Murder on the Orient
Express
From Fri 3 Nov
See website for listings
[15] 120mins | 2017 TBC
Drama | Mystery
Director: Kenneth Branagh
Stars: Johnny Depp, Daisy Ridley, 
Michelle Pfeiffer
A lavish train ride unfolds into
a stylish & suspenseful mystery.
From the novel by Agatha Christie,
Murder on the Orient Express tells
of thirteen stranded strangers &
one man’s race to solve the puzzle
before the murderer strikes again.
God’s Own Country
Sat 4 Nov | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 104mins | 2017
Drama | Romance
Director: Francis Lee
Stars: Josh O’Connor, 
Alec Secareanu, Gemma Jones
A Yorkshire farmer develops a
relationship with a Romanian
migrant worker during spring
lambing season.
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november
Land of Mine
Borg Vs. McEnroe
Sat 4 Nov | 5.45pm
Wed 8 Nov | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 100mins | 2017 TBC
Drama | Sport
Director: Janus Metz
Stars: Stellan Skarsgård,  Subtitled | Russian
Shia LaBeouf, Sverrir Gudnason
Enthralling drama about the
legendary duel during the 1980’s
Wimbledon tournament between
Björn Borg and his greatest rival,
the young and talented John
McEnroe.
Land of Mine
Under Sandet
Tue 7 Nov | 5.45pm | Screen Two
[15] 99mins | 2015
Drama | History | War
Subtitled | German | Danish
Director: Martin Zandvliet
Stars: Roland Møller,  Ben Whishaw, Peter Capaldi
Louis Hofmann, Joel Basman
Oscar nominated drama about a
group of German POWs forced to
dig up millions of land mines with
their bare hands.
Loving Vincent
Zoology
Zoologiya
Tue 7 Nov | 8.15pm
Wed 8 Nov | 5.50pm | Screen Two
[15] 91mins | 2016
Drama
Director: Ivan I. Tverdovskiy
Stars: Masha Tokareva, 
Natalya Pavlenkova,  A couple’s relationship is tested
Aleksandr Gorchilin
Middle-aged zoo worker Natasha
lives with her mother in a small
coastal town. She feels stuck in a
life that holds no surprises, until
one day she grows a tail.
Paddington 2
From Fri 10 Nov
See website for listings
[PG] 100mins | 2017 TBC
Comedy | Family
Director: Paul King
Stars: Brendan Gleeson,  Hugh Welchman
Paddington returns to take on a
thief and retrieve a gift for Aunt
Lucy’s 100th Birthday.
Mother!
Tue 21 Nov | 8.15pm
Wed 22 Nov | 5.30pm | Screen Two
[15] 115mins | 2017 TBC
Drama | Horror | Mystery
Director: Darren Aronofsky
Stars: Jennifer Lawrence,
Javier Bardem, Ed Harris
when uninvited guests arrive
at their home, disrupting their
tranquil existence.
Loving Vincent
Tue 21 Nov | 5.50pm
Wed 22 Nov | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[PG] 95mins | 2017 TBC
Animation | Biography | Crime
Directors: Dorota Kobiela &
Stars: Eleanor Tomlinson,
Aidan Turner, Helen McCrory
The first fully painted, biographical
animated film about the life and
mysterious death of Vincent Van
Gogh.
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december

Daphne The Glass Castle

The Killing of a Sacred The Glass Castle Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Deer Tue 12 Dec | 5.20pm From Thu 14 Dec
Fri 8 Dec | 5.35pm & 8.15pm Wed 13 Dec | 5.20pm & 8.15pm See website for listings
Sat 9 Dec | 5.35pm & 8.15pm Screen Two [12A] 130mins | 2017 TBC
Sun 10 Dec | 8.15pm [12A] 127mins | 2017 Sci-Fi | Fantasy
Mon 11 Dec | 5.35 | Screen Two Biography | Drama Director: Rian Johnson
Director: Destin Daniel Cretton Stars: Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher,
[15] 109mins | 2017 TBC
Stars: Brie Larson, Naomi Watts,  Daisy Ridley
Drama | Horror | Mystery
Director: Yorgos Lanthimos Woody Harrelson 
The next chapter of the saga sees
Stars: Nicole Kidman,  A young girl comes of age in Rey continue her epic journey
Alicia Silverstone, Colin Farrell  a dysfunctional family with a to learn the ways of the force
A teenager’s attempts to mother who’s an eccentric artist alongside Jedi master Luke
bring a brilliant surgeon into and an alcoholic father who would Skywalker.
his dysfunctional family take stir the children’s imagination
an unexpected turn. From the with hope as a distraction to their
director of ‘The Lobster’ poverty.

The Death of Stalin Daphne It’s a Wonderful Life

Mon 11 Dec | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 107mins | 2017
Comedy
Director: Armando Ianucci
Stars: Olga Kurylenko,  Stars: Tom Vaughan-Lawlor,
Jason Isaacs, Andrea Riseborough
Follows the Soviet dictator’s last
days and depicts the chaos of the
regime after his death.
Tue 12 Dec | 8.15pm | Screen Two
[15] 90mins | 2017 TBC
Comedy | Drama
Director: Peter Mackie Burns
Emily Beecham, Geraldine James
Daphne is the vibrant character
portrait of a young woman of
the threshold of a much-needed
change.
Sun 24 Dec | 5.15pm | Screen Two
[U] 131mins | 1946
Drama | Family | Fantasy
Director: Frank Capra
Stars: James Stewart,
Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore
An angel is sent from Heaven
to help a desperately frustrated
businessman by showing him
what life would have been like if
he had never existed.
Don’t miss this Christmas Classic
with a new 4K restoration!
September - December 2017

Cinema
Thu 7 Sep

Fri 8 - Tue 12 Sep

The Levelling

England is Mine
Sun 15 Oct

Thu 19 Oct
Your Name

A Ghost Story

Fri 8 Sep From The Land Of The Moon From Fri 20 Oct Goodbye Christopher Robin

Sun 10 Sep David Lynch: The Art Life From Fri 27 Oct Thor: Ragnarok

Dispossession: The Great Also out in October The Mountain Between Us

Mon 11 Sep
Social Housing Swindle + Q&A The Lego Ninjago Movie
The Snowman
Tue 12 Sep City of Ghosts Geostorm
Jigsaw
From Fri 15 Sep Victoria and Abdul
Wed 1 Nov Tom of Finland
Fri 15 - Thu 21 Sep Logan Lucky
Silent Movie Double Bill
The Seasons In Quincy: Thu 2 Nov
Sun 17 Sep with live piano accompaniment
Four Portraits Of John Berger
Thu 2 Nov Back to Burgundy
Mon 18 Sep A Man Called Ove
From Fri 3 Nov Murder on the Orient Express
Oxide Ghosts: The Brass Eye Tapes
Tue 19 Sep
+ Q&A Sat 4 & Wed 8 Nov Borg Vs. McEnroe
From Wed 20 Sep Kingsman: The Golden Circle Sat 4 Nov God's Own Country
Sun 24 - Thu 28 Sep Final Portrait Tue 7 Nov Land of Mine
Sun 24 & Mon 25 Sep Maudie Tue 7 & Wed 8 Nov Zoology
Thu 28 Sep The Midwife From Fri 10 Nov Paddington 2
Fri 29 Sep & Sun 1 Oct Detroit Tue 21 & Wed 22 Nov Loving Vincent
Also out in September The Limehouse Golem Tue 21 & Wed 22 Nov Mother!
It
Also out in November Suburbicon
An Inconvenient Sequel: Justice League
Mon 2 Oct
Truth to Power + Q&A
Fri 8 - Mon 11 Dec The Killing of a Sacred Deer
From Fri 6 Oct Finding your Feet
Mon 11 Dec The Death of Stalin
From Fri 6 Oct Blade Runner 2049
Tue 12 & Wed 13 Dec The Glass Castle
Sun 8 Oct Song to Song
Tue 12 Dec Daphne
Sun 8 Oct The Ghoul
From Thu 14 Dec Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Mad Max: Fury Road
Fri 13 Oct
- Black & Chrome Edition Sun 24 Dec It’s a Wonderful Life
Sat 14 Oct In this Corner of the World Also out in December Coco
Jumanji
Valerian and the City of a Ferdinand
Sat 14 Oct
Thousand Planets Pitch Perfect 3
Sat 14 Oct Samurai: Musashi Miyamoto

PLEASE NOTE:
Films, dates and times are subject to change due to availability.
Please check specific film listings on our website or contact box office before making your journey.
This listing is not exhaustive. Films will be added weekly. Visit our website for more titles.
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The Brewery Cinema is supported by Film Hub North, led by Showroom Workstation. Proud to be part of the BFI Film Audience Network.

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