Two brothers run a failing Italian restaurant in 1950s New Jersey. They are offered a chance of survival by producing a one-off incredible feast for a famous musician. With escalating farce, secret romances, witty one-liners and a magnificent ensemble cast, we are carried along to a mouthwatering climax.Doors and the bar open at 7.30pm, with […]
Micklegate and Bishophill in close-up Catherine Sotheran
Brought to you by Ouse it Or Lose it and York Festival of Ideas A documentary about the fight to protect our rivers - the Bristol way.
In this realistic portrayal of French rural life, teenager Totone is suddenly left alone to look after his little sister. He comes up with a scheme to save their future by winning €30,000 in a competition to produce a prize-winning Comté cheese. Brilliant performances from the non-professional cast make this story entertaining and amusing.Doors and […]
What’s happening with climate and nature, and what does it mean for us and our communities here in York? Join us for a special York screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing, hosted by Clements Hall & Planet South Bank The People's Emergency Briefing is an eye-opening film (ages 16+) bringing together nine leading UK scientists and experts with […]
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PRINTMAKING WORKSHOPS 2026 with Yvonne Hoggarth Full or half-day workshops across June, July and August aimed at would-be printmakers or anyone who enjoys crafting, nature etc. No experience of drawing or printmaking is necessary. I'm really keen to show you how you can start printmaking from home without a big investment. If that sounds […]
A creative print workshop, experimenting with lino, Tetrapak, collage, acrylic plates and ink to create unique representations of water.
In small-town Australia, socially awkward Muriel (Toni Collette) wants nothing more than to get married, though at 22 she has never had a date. With a nostalgia-heavy soundtrack, there are unexpected twists in store before this quirky romantic comedy reaches its uplifting conclusion.Doors and the bar open at 7.30pm, with the film starting at 8.00pm. […]
In this twist-filled, clever crime caper, two small-time grifters (who seem to meet by chance) team up to plan a half-a-million-dollar swindle. Set in Buenos Aires against the backdrop of the Argentinian economic crisis, terrific performances and a razor-sharp script full of double crosses, keep us guessing right through the final credits.
Resourceful, independent 12-year-old Georgie is living alone in a London council house, craftily fooling both social services and her school, when her long absent father suddenly reenters her life. This vibrant and charming coming-of-age comedy/drama explores the developing father-daughter bond, proving that parenting doesn’t always have to fit the traditional model.
TALK Henry Seebohm was a prominent late-Victorian ornithologist and Sheffield steel magnate whose scientific influence has largely been forgotten since his death in 1895. Drawing on unpublished journals, letters and photographs, this talk explores his remarkable life — from pioneering expeditions to Siberia and clashes within Victorian science to personal tragedy and his lasting impact […]