Blockbuster Of The Week
Speak No Evil (15)
During a European holiday, Ben Dalton, wife Louise and their daughter Agnes meet English doctor Patrick Feld, his wife Ciara and their young son Ant, who cannot speak. The two families bond and the Felds invite the Daltons to join visit them on their rambling country estate in the West Country. The Daltons accept but the mood subsequently darkens and Ben, Louise and Agnes grow concerned about their hosts’ unsettling behaviour.
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Drama Of The Week
Lee (15)
In 1977, 70-year-old American photographer Lee Miller sits across from an interviewer in her East Sussex home to reminisce about her extraordinary career. With the support of British Vogue’s editor Audrey Withers, Lee heads to the front line to document the Second World War but she meets fierce resistance from military command. Colonel Spencer eventually relents and Lee glimpses the conflict through a lens in the company of Life magazine’s correspondent David Scherman.
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Critic's Choice Of The Week
My Favourite Cake (12A)
Seventy-year-old widow Mahin lives alone in Tehran, reluctantly accepting the limitations on rights and freedoms of women in her country decades after the loss of her husband. On her way home, she intervenes in a dispute between a woman and the morality police and subsequently meets taxi driver Esmail. Like her, he is desperately lonely and craving connection so Mahin invites the stranger to her home for an evening that neither of them will forget.
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Also Released This Week...
Boonie Bears: Time Twist (PG)
An eccentric client offers overworked programmer Vick a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change his fortunes. His selfish actions cause forest-dwelling bear pals Briar and Bramble to disappear. Vick subsequently learns his current existence has diverged from his true destiny.
Find Boonie Bears: Time Twist in the cinemasThe Critic (15)
In 1934 London, Jimmy Erskine is the universally feared and revered drama critic of The London Chronicle. When David Brooke inherits ownership of the newspaper from his late father and makes swingeing cuts, Erskine and the old guard fear their days are numbered.
Find The Critic in the cinemasDan Da Dan: First Encounter (15)
High school student Momo wholeheartedly believes in ghosts but denies the existence of aliens. She rescues classmate Okarun from bullies. He is convinced that UFO sightings are genuine and spectres do not exist. The teenagers challenge each other's beliefs.
Find Dan Da Dan: First Encounter in the cinemasJung Kook: I Am Still (12A)
In July 2023, BTS member Jung Kook released his debut solo single Seven featuring American rapper Latto. This documentary combines concert performances with previously unseen interviews and behind-the-scenes footage to chart the singer's journey to solo success over eight months.
Find Jung Kook: I Am Still in the cinemasReawakening (15)
A decade after their teenage daughter Clare went missing, couple John and Mary are stunned by her unexpected and sudden return. They struggle to come to terms with Clare's reappearance and urgently seek answers to where she has been for the past 10 years.
Find Reawakening in the cinemasRiize Fan-Con Tour 'Riizing Day' Finale In Cinemas (TBC)
The seven members of South Korean boy band Riize perform their hits live. Shotaro, Eunseok, Sungchan, Wonbin, Seunghan, Sohee and Anton sing tracks from their first mini album, Riizing, as well as other songs from their back catalogue.
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