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Hotel Transylvania

One special weekend, Dracula has invited all his best friends – Frankenstein and his wife, the Mummy, the Invisible Man, the Werewolf family, and more – to celebrate his beloved daughter Mavis’s 118th birthday. For Dracula catering to all of these legendary monsters is no problem but the party really starts when one ordinary guy stumbles into the hotel and changes everything!

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Tickets are required for all adults and children, and adults can only attend if accompanying a child.

Shorties Film Club

We’re thrilled to launch our brand-new Film Club in partnership with The Department — a night to celebrate bold, brilliant short films and the women behind the camera.

Join us for an evening that blends cinema, conversation, and community:

Corpse Bride

A young man mistakenly weds a corpse while on a two-day trek to the village of his real bride-to-be. It is up to the groom's flesh-and-blood fiancée, who has been pining for the arrival of her intended, to face her wraith-like rival and make peace with her by promising to live her dreams for her and by vowing to remember her always. Only then are the living bride and groom free to proceed with their own wedding ceremony in this warmhearted fable.

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Join us from 10:30 before our Saturday screening for a self-led, drop-in activity.

Militant Palestinian Cinema… In a Day

This day school will explore the specific historical context of militant Palestinian cinema, and discuss how filmmakers are attempting to revive the tradition of militant cinema today. Sessions will put the militant cinema of the Palestine Film Unit into the historical and formal framework of the Third Cinema movement, screen and discuss films from the reconstituted archives, and discuss the development of strategies for making a new kind of militant cinema in the 21st century.

The day will begin at 10:00, with talks and screenings throughout the day including the three topics:

Freakier Friday

The story picks up years after Tess and Anna endured an identity crisis. Anna now has a daughter of her own and a soon-to-be stepdaughter. As they navigate the myriad challenges that come when two families merge, Tess and Anna discover that lightning might indeed strike twice.

Train to Busan

Seok-woo and his daughter are on a train to Busan to see his wife on their daughter's birthday . However, the journey turns into a nightmare when they are trapped amidst a zombie outbreak in South Korea.

A huge hit on it's release, Train to Busan is a social satire deliciously marrying melodrama and gore in a frenetic South Korean horror that is as fun as it is excitingly tense now as it was on release.

This screening will be introduced by BBC Radio One film critic Ali Plumb, who will also be presenting his Untitled Film Quiz beforehand, from 19:30. Buy your tickets here.

Rye Lane

Dom (David Jonsson) and Yas’ (Vivian Oparah) story begins when they meet in an unlikely spot and follows the two through what turns out to be a serendipitous day. Fresh from break ups – complete with drama and betrayal – the next hours take them on a journey of self-discovery. The more they learn about each other, the more they are drawn to one another as they go through encounters with their past loves and acquaintances.

One Battle After Another

Sixteen years ago, Bob Ferguson and his French 75 revolutionary group stormed a US Immigration & Customs Enforcement detention centre, freeing hundreds of prisoners. But doing so put him in the crosshairs of a military attack-dog and white supremacist leader ominously known as Colonel Lockjaw. Now, even after a decade living off-grid in a state of frazzled anxiety, Bob’s fears of a reprisal might not be paranoia.

Islands

Islands follows Tom, a former professional tennis player who now works as a coach at an all-inclusive hotel in Fuerteventura. What initially seemed like a dream of endless summers has long since turned into a monotonous routine. Tourists come and go in a constant stream, while Tom fills the emptiness with fleeting affairs and alcohol.

Christy

Seventeen-year-old Christy is at a crossroads. Thrown out of his suburban foster home, he has moved in temporarily with his estranged older brother, Shane, in Cork’s inner city. But Shane wants something better for Christy. After so many years apart, the brothers are forced to reconcile their turbulent past, whilst deciding what the future looks like. Sometimes, to move forward, you have to go back.

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