Pictureville Cinema

Decade-spanning post-war drama from French filmmaker Katell Quillévéré.

Yorkshire-based drama charting the unlikely friendship that develops over the course of a summer between working-class Mona and well-to-do Tamsin.

This BAFTA-winning comedy-drama takes a wry look at a Pakistani chip shop owner's efforts to raise his kids amid cultural tensions in 1970s Salford.

A moving, poetic coming-of-age tale from British auteur Terence Davies set in mid-1950s Liverpool.

Sam Riley stars in this stylish profile of Ian Curtis, the enigmatic singer of Joy Division.

Life-affirming debut from British filmmaker Daisy-May Hudson.

Dr Karen Thornton presents an illustrated talk on John Schlesinger’s 1966 drama.

This enchanting curio from Hungarian filmmaker Ildikó Enyedi follows estranged twins whose divergent life paths collide on New Year's Eve 1899.

Derry, 1984. A schoolgirl navigates friendship, love and sex against the backdrop of the Troubles in this witty and refreshing coming of age tale.

A family tragedy sparks a vibrant Bollywood-style journey into the past, as a queer Pakistani-Canadian woman navigates her complicated relationship with her mother.

A lyrical, quietly confrontational coming-of-age story about growing up, letting go and the messy intimacy between mothers and sons.

This 1950s travelogue portrays stunning landscapes on the curved Cinerama screen.

A landmark of lesbian cinema, this quietly radical coming of age film charts the emotional awakening of a schoolgirl under the shadow of rising authoritarianism.

An organisation of devoted citizens gather evidence to combat the pollution that envelops their home.

A modern fairy tale in the enchanting embrace of the Finnish forest.

An impactful and eye-opening film which captures the raw determination and life-altering journey called for in the pursuit of answers.