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Deliver Me From Nowhere

Deliver Me From Nowhere (15)

Tuesday 11 Nov 20251:30pm
Jeremy Allen White stars alongside Stephen Graham, Jeremy Strong and Odessa Young in this electrifying chronicle of Bruce Springsteen on the precipice of megawatt stardom.

Following the success of The River, Springsteen retreats to rural New Jersey. Pre-occupied by turbulent memories and drawing on American history, he defies record company expectations by crafting his seminal country-folk album Nebraska. Scott Cooper and star Allen White delicately build the rich inner-world of Springsteen, while the excellent supporting cast populate the environment around him at a moment when his journey to fame was unstoppable.
After the Hunt

After the Hunt (15)

Tuesday 11 Nov 20254:15pm

Luca Guadagnino’s gripping psychological drama features an all-star cast and a career-best performance from Julia Roberts, playing a college professor whose life begins to unravel.

Beloved by colleagues and students, Alma Olsson is caught in the middle of a scandal when a star pupil makes an accusation of sexual assault against another professor. Forced to confront dark secrets from her past, as well as where her loyalties lie, Alma wrestles with the gravity of the situation and the impact it will have on her world.

A Matter of Life and Death

A Matter of Life and Death (PG)

Tuesday 11 Nov 20257:30pm

Set in a gorgeously photographed Technicolor England and a monochrome heaven, A Matter of Life and Death took the imaginative daring of jointly credited writer-producer-directors Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger to new heights.


David Niven plays a British airman who survives a plane crash and falls in love with an American radio operator (Kim Hunter), only to be summoned to the afterlife by a heavenly ‘Conductor’ (Marius Goring). But is heaven just a hallucination brought on by brain injury?


Powell and Pressburger layer breathtaking visual tricks on top of this whimsical premise, such as a celebrated point-of-view shot in which our hero’s eyelid closes over the camera lens. The film also works as a sly satire on Anglo-American relations at the end of WWII.


“There are more stunning ideas in this one film, concerning a mistake made in heaven about a WWII pilot who should be dead but isn’t, than the whole of British cinema can usually muster in a decade.” Nick James


“A most peculiar and potent cocktail of romance, theology, global bridge-building and national tub-thumping, this thoughtful drama about one pilot’s deferred mortality remains, if nothing else, a definitive monument to the power of Technicolor. The vivid imagery and the cineliterate style(s) deployed by a creative team at the top of their game express the film’s intricate worldview. It searingly conveys a world grappling with uncharted new places, trying to pick up the pieces after unimaginable calamity.” James Healy


Screening as part of our Around the World in Technicolor Season