HOME Reopening Programme May 2021

A frank exploration of voyeurism and violence, Michael Powell’s extraordinary film was reviled by critics upon its initial release for its deeply unsettling subject matter.…

Documentary examining the life of Poly Styrene, the first woman of colour in the UK to front a successful rock band, narrated by Oscar-nominee Ruth…

An irreverent paean to the prosaic craft of cinema as well as a delightful human comedy about the pitfalls of sex and romance.

Frances McDormand illuminates Chloé Zhao’s follow up to The Rider, a humane and lyrical film about people living on the road in the American West.

A timely and bruising portrait of amplified masculinity as it follows Simon who falls under the spell of a personal trainer who slowly instils himself…

A famous French actor who having learned that she only has a few months to live gathers her fractured network of friends and family together…

1930s Hollywood re-evaluated through the eyes of scathing wit & alcoholic screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz as he races to finish Citizen Kane. A fascinating insight…

Coppola began to film Apocalypse Now in February 1976. Coppola’s wife Eleanor documented the entire production, objectively capturing things spiralling out of control in pursuit of a…

Unique, unseen, and long-forgotten archival footage presents Comrade Stalin's nationwide valediction as the culmination of Soviet ritual and terror-induced delusion

Christos Nikou’s wonderful feature debut, written and directed before the COVID-19 pandemic began is a soulful rumination on who we are and what defines us.…

Suzanne is bored. She feels out of touch with her friends and classmates. Such ennui falls away when she encounters Raphaël, and their regular encounters…

Francis Lee follows up God’s Own Country with a film that is every bit as immersive, tactile and emotionally powerful, aided by the devastatingly good…

In an elegant Spanish hotel lobby, a film cast and crew outdo one another in displays of professional and sexual rivalry while waiting endlessly for…

A revealing and deeply personal documentary about the life of Sir Alex Ferguson, from his working-class roots in Glasgow to his career as one of…

Having been forced to cancel for a second consecutive year, Glastonbury will host a special event Live at Worthy Farm on Saturday 22nd May.

Beginning with an almost 40-minute single-take set piece that sets the tone for what’s to come, this cult sensation from Japan is a zippy, silly…

The Turkish massacre of the Armenians in 1915 is examined through the interwoven lives of a film-maker, a writer and an airport customs guard.

A haunting evocation of life among the fishing community of the Outer Hebrides, past and present. It’s a love song to its extraordinary seascapes and…

Minari follows a Korean-American family that moves to a tiny Arkansas farm in search of their own American Dream showing the undeniable resilience of family…

Wim Wenders pivotal film surrounding the production crew of a doomed art movie shooting in Portugal.

A love letter to Granada that mixes documentary with fiction to create a real and authentic heartfelt examination of the process of self-discovery.

Chino Moya’s debut feature Undergods places viewers in a deserted, crumbling, foreign futuristic world, though sadly one that feels more familiar every day.

This incisive documentary from R.J. Cutler takes a deeply personal look at the extraordinary teenager, Billie Eilish, as the writing and recording of her debut…

The latest feature from Kelly Reichardt – one of the best filmmakers at work anywhere in the world today – examines the roots of free…

Sound means everything in drummer Ruben's (Riz Ahmed) life. When he suddenly goes deaf after a concert, it unbalances everything in his life. Who is…

Billie Piper's debut film as a writer-director. Scorched-earth exploration of self-worth in a time of reclaimed feminism and contentious politics, the results are both hilarious…

A gripping, intense and exhilarating character study developed from Karia’s 2013 short, Surge offers a considered portrait of vulnerability.

A powerful drama about a mother and her fourteen-year-old son who is groomed, and subsequently trapped, into a lethal nationwide drug selling enterprise

Madness and melancholy intersect to thrilling effect as Almodóvar reimagines Jean Cocteau’s short play The Human Voice for an era in which isolation has become…

Based on the novel by Diana Wynne Jones (Howl’s Moving Castle), the film tells the tale of a young orphan girl in 1990s England who…

The story of Fred Hampton, the gifted civil rights leader who rose through the Black Panther party to became chairman of the Chicago chapter. A…

Man with a Movie Camera is one of the most ground-breakingly inventive and influential films ever made. A strikingly modern look at urban life in…

A powerful drama focused on one of the most shameful moments of recent European history: Srebrenica. Jasmila Žbanić's drama unfolds in 1995, just as the…

The story of Rudy Ray Moore, a struggling singer & comedian working in a record store in early-1970s Hollywood. A celebration of black creativity, featuring…

With unprecedented access to the foremost American negotiators, The Human Factor is the behind-the scenes story of how the US came within reach of securing…

Olivier Assayas' adroit satyre of the filmmaking process.

One of the most commercially successful films of all time in Japan, this hugely anticipated manga finally arrives in the UK.