"Camp, cheeky and hugely entertaining" - TIME OUT

Dust down your best Scottish accent, dress up as your favourite character and come join in with the singing, actions, buttock-slapping and dialogue of this horror classic.

Your hosts Lord Summerisle and Willow Mcgregor (aka. Dr. Bramwell and Eliza Skelton) will get things warmed up with a little live music, lead you through the actions for the songs and give you a goody bag full of surprises. Then, at the witching hour, we'll roll the film and may god have mercy on your soul.

Tilda Swinton plays Jessica Holland, a woman from a village in Scotland, begins to notice strange sounds while traveling in Bogota visiting her sister who is ill in hospital.  She’s bothered by the sounds which she hears repeatedly and are disturbing her sleep and seeks to find where the sounds are coming from and why…

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Dir Apichatpong Weerasethakul/2hr 16min/Certificate 12A/2021

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Director Christopher Auchter, a member of the Haida Nation, reconstructs the story of the 1985 stand-off between his community and a major logging company. The resistance, which was rooted in Haida spirituality, blocked the loggers from accessing Lyell Island. Tension increased as police and the media descended on the standoff, transforming the protest into a national flashpoint on Indigenous land rights, environmental protection and justice.

Menelik Shabazz shines a light on the music genre often dubbed ‘romantic reggae’; a uniquely Black British sound that developed in the late '70s and '80s against a backdrop of riots, racial tension and sound systems.

Join us for this special Hyde Park Film School filmmaking workshop, where we'll be exploring the documentary techniques used by director Menelik Shabazz, including the use of archive footage and radical storytelling.

A rare opportunity to see three short films from director Menelik Shabazz, capturing a pivotal period when Black British communities moved from suffering in silence to organised resistance – marking the emergence of a distinct Black British identity forged through shared struggle.

Join star Ryland Brickson Cole Tews and the beavers for Hundreds of Beavers... LIVE! Special screening and Q&A.

In this 19th century, supernatural winter epic, a drunken applejack salesman must go from zero to hero and become North America's greatest fur trapper by defeating hundreds of beavers.

Commissioned for Channel 4 in its early days of broadcasting, this radical documentary employs diverse artistic mediums—theatrical performance, verse, music, and visual art—to chronicle both the struggles and triumphs of African diaspora communities globally.