St Luke's Cares Furniture Shop
St Luke's Cares Furniture Shop
246-252, 246 Dewsbury Rd
Leeds
LS116JQ
United Kingdom
Films at HEART FilmFeast: The Holdovers
This comedy set in 1970 stars Paul Giamatti, Da’Vine Joy Randolph and Dominic Sessa – a curmudgeonly history teacher, Professor Paul Hunham, played by Giamatti, at a New England boarding school remains on campus during Christmas break to supervise held over students, and ends up forming an unlikely bond with a brainy but damaged troublemaker.
Dir Alexander Payne//2hrs 13mins//Certificate R//2023
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Films at HEART: Hundreds of Beavers
In this comedy, a supernatural winter epic set in the 19th century, a drunken applejack salesman Jean Kayak played by Ryland Brickson Cole Tews must go from zero to hero and become North America’s greatest fur trapper by defeating hundreds of beavers.
Dir Mike Cheslik//1hr48mins//Black + White//Certificate12A//2022
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TNL: The Little Big Band
Tuesday Night Live
The Little Big Band returns once more to HEART to provide an evening of popular music from the big band era featuring our fine vocalists. Come and enjoy music for dancing or simply relax and listen to the sounds of The Little Big Band with a touch of Christmas spirit!
Advance tickets £8/£7 available from HEART reception and online
On the Night £10
Doors 7pm Music 7.15pm
TNL: Laurel Canyon Union
Tuesday Night Live
Laurel Canyon Union… 70s West Coast Counter-Culture Americana.
Songs from Neil Young, Eagles, Jackson Browne, Buffalo Springfield,The Byrds and more…
Advance tickets £8/£7 available from HEART reception and online
On the Night £10
Making Game Changer
After a successful funding application to Leeds Cultural Investment Programme, Game Changer was green lit in spring last year and with a small crew, filmed throughout the summer.
Ireke: Rise of the Maroons
In 17th-century West Africa, a young prince named Atanda is betrayed by his uncle (Kolawole Ajeyemi), who murders the king - Atanda's father (Antar Laniyan) - with the aid of British soldiers and sells the boy into slavery to claim the throne of lle Wura.
Frankenstein
Del Toro's adaptation movingly captures the sense of isolation and yearning which permeate the story, whilst also creating a fugue of dread and elemental horror. The outcome is a contemporary gothic masterpiece that immediately feels timeless.
Oscar Isaac's egotistical and obsessive Victor Frankenstein is balanced perfectly by an outstanding performance by Mia Goth as Elizabeth and Jacob Elordi, who delivers a heart-stealing performance as the Creature.
Alien
Responding to an unknown emergency broadcast, the crew of the Nostromo investigate a desolate planet. But to their horror, and ours, they bring something else back on board with them. Something predatory, terrifying, brutal. But the creature is not the only danger that lurks in the darkness of their ship.
Showing as part of our Philosophy & Film strand, Alien has been selected by Dr. Jordan Adshead and will be followed by a short talk from Jordan, exploring some of the philosophical themes raised.
Happyend
Happyend is a vivid coming-of-age portrait, following best friends Yuta and Kou as they confront a world where AI surveillance is tightening under the yoke of oppressive authoritarianism. Infused with the raw energy and pulsing with a techno soundtrack, Happyend is a hopeful, youthful vision of resistance and joy in the face of control.