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Silent Movie charts the attempts by Mel Brooks and the lost-too-young Marty Feldman to make a silent film.

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A slapstick frostbitten battle between a drunken applejack salesman and diabolical beavers – hundreds of them!

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Director Brady Corbet’s (Vox Lux, The Childhood of a Leader) monumental drama is an ambitious American epic starring Adrien Brody as a Jewish Hungarian architect who flees Europe at the end of World War II to rebuild his life in an unfamiliar land.

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Stand-up star Lucy Porter introduces two films linked by their takes on marriage, which are Le Torchon Brûle and Oh! What A Nurse!.

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Timothée Chalamet stars and sings as Bob Dylan in James Mangold’s A Complete Unknown, the electric true story behind the rise of one of the most iconic singer-songwriters in history.

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Keaton stars as a pampered son of a powerful Wall Street financier. Having known no other lifestyle but privilege, he wanders through a variety of misadventures.

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Bring Them Down is a tense and gripping thriller about two warring families set against the harsh landscape of rural west Ireland.

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A double-bill screening Buster Keaton’s final silent The Railrodder, and John Spotton's award-winning documentary Buster Keaton Rides Again.

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In Tehran, an exemplary family of an investigating judge is put to the test by the dramatic events following a young woman’s death in police custody.

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1944, Vermiglio, a remote mountain village. The arrival of Pietro, a refugee soldier, into the family of the local teacher, and his love for the teacher's eldest daughter, will change the course of everyone's life.

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Legendary filmmaker Mike Leigh returns with a fierce, compassionate, and often darkly humorous study of family and the thorny ties that bind us.

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Anna Sten plays a hat maker caught in a love triangle and challenges involving a room rental scam and a winning lottery ticket.

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Memoir of a Snail is the bittersweet remembrance of a lonely woman called Grace Pudel, who retells her life story to a humble garden snail named Sylvia.

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Writer, film historian and Silent London blogger Pamela Hutchinson bring us a presentation highlighting the influence of 1920s Soviet silent comedies.

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In this Lunchtime Talk, discover Deepwood—a live, audio-based deep-listening experience with a tree using real-time plant data. With Creative Director Tom Bailey and Plant Biosensor Designer Danilo Oliveira Vaz.

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A small-time black-marketeer loathe to shed his capitalist ways tries to work the chaos of the Bolshevik takeover to his advantage.

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Recognised widely as a masterpiece of Soviet silent cinema, The House at Trubnaya Square is a delightful comedy of manners satirising contemporary life in Moscow during a time of ever-shifting, often contradictory, policies.

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In this event BBC Radio 4’s The Infinite Monkey Cage co-host teams up with one of the UK’s top materials scientists Mark Miodownik, and melons of various shapes and sizes, to explore why some come apart in funnier ways than others.

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Plunge yourself into the time-splicing, dimension-shifting world of screenwriter Charlie Kaufman and director Michel Gondry in this romantic sci fi, now celebrating its 21st anniversary and back on the big screen for a special Valentine's Day screening.

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Mahdi Fleifel delivers a gritty, captivating drama about young Palestinians caught in an eternal state of exile.

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I Was Born, But is director Yasujiro Ozu's film that looks at family life through the eyes of two young mischevious brothers, new to their Tokyo neighbourhood.

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Join us this half-term for double feature of Aardman Animation’s new feature film Vengeance Most Fowl and The Wrong Trousers, starring everyone’s favourite duo Wallace & Gromit.

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Dustin Hoffman gives an Oscar®-nominated performance as an unsuccessful actor who poses as a woman to try for a part in a hit TV series.

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Wim Wenders's beguiling drama is a poignant, warm-hearted portrait of a Tokyo toilet cleaner, played by Cannes Best Actor prize-winner Koji Yakusho.

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From the co-director of How to Train Your Dragon comes an incredible journey of survival, love and selflessness, featuring gorgeous animation and stunning voice performances.

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Buster Keaton is both touching and very, very funny in this spoof cowboy film as Friendless, a hapless soul who decides to try his hand at cattle ranching after failing to find a big city job.

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Eddie Murphy plays the lead in this comedy send-up of every horror film ever.

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Chantal Akerman’s film, shot in the grime of 70s New York, bridges the distance from Brussels through dictated letters from her mother.

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Calling all romantics, film fans, and manic pixie dreamers—get ready to test your knowledge of the most unforgettable cinematic love stories

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This February half term we are inviting young people aged 8-14 and their guardians to join us for a workshop hosted by Dr. Libby Miller. A playful, interactive exploration of robotics made with everyday items, you'll get to explore creative tech, and build a Shonkbot.

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Three-time Olivier Award-winner Sharon D Clarke is joined by Ncuti Gatwa in this joyful reimagining of Oscar Wilde’s most celebrated comedy.

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Discover the maverick behind some of the most iconic images of the past century on an intimate and exclusive road trip across England with the uncompromising Martin Parr, whose subjects, frames and colours have revolutionised contemporary photography.

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In this Lunchtime Talk, we will hear from theatre-makers Russell Bender and Sarah Golding who will share their prototype of an interactive, immersive performance for young children.

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Walter Salles makes a triumphant return with an emotionally layered, visually rich account of family life under an oppressive regime in 1970s Brazil.

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Sisters July and September are thick as thieves, though very different. Their dynamic is a concern to their single mum, Sheela, who is unsure what to do with them.

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Celebrate our longest-running film so far with an all-day screenathon of Wim Wender's Perfect Days - exactly a year to the date it was originally released.

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A quasi self-portrait that was unfairly neglected on its release, this road movie is a profound musing on loneliness, displacement and the long shadow of the war.

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Join us at the 18:00 DS screening of I'm Still Here on Mon 24 Feb which will feature Descriptive Subtitles and an introduction from Dr Lucas de Abreu Maia, Lecturer in Politics with Quantitative Research Methods at the University of Bristol After the screening join us in the Café & Bar for Deaf Conversations about Cinema.

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The Summer with Carmen is a sexy, sun-drenched romp with a hunky cast that celebrates the bonds of queer platonic friendship - and featuring a very cute dog!

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Chantal Akerman’s slow-burning masterpiece was voted as the Greatest Film of All Time in the 2022 Sight & Sound poll.

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