Sense and Sensibility

MK Gallery is screening Sense and Sensibility over the next couple of weeks, a new take on Jane Austen's novel from Focus Features and Working Title. It's directed by Georgia Oakley and runs for 132 minutes, in English, with Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles in the lead roles.

There are four screenings to choose from, so you can pick the one that fits your schedule. The first is on Friday 30 October at 10.30am, a Milk & Baby screening. Then it's Saturday 31 October at 2.30pm, Tuesday 3 November at 1.20pm, and Wednesday 4 November at 10.30am, which is a Silver Screenings showing. If you're coming with a little one or looking for a mid-morning slot, those two are your best bets; otherwise, the afternoon and early-afternoon screenings on Saturday and Tuesday cover the weekend and the start of the next week.

As for the film itself, it's a fresh look at the story of love and sisterhood that Austen wrote. Focus Features and Working Title describe it as charming, witty and deeply relatable, and at just over two hours, it takes its time with the material. With Edgar-Jones and Creed-Miles leading the cast, it's a new version of a story that's been told many times before, so if you've seen the other adaptations, this is a chance to see how Oakley handles it.

Tickets range from free to £9, and you can find all the details and book your spot on the MK Gallery website. With four different times across five days, there's plenty of room to find a slot that works for you.