Case 137

Case 137 is playing at Broadway Cinema this week, with the first screening on Sunday 18 October. It's a French film directed by Dominik Moll, and it runs for 115 minutes. It's in French with English subtitles, so you'll be reading as much as listening.

The story is set against the mass protests in Paris, and it follows an internal affairs police officer investigating a man who was seriously injured by police gunfire during a tense gilets jaunes demonstration. Even with no hard evidence of illegal police action, the case becomes personal when she learns the victim is from her own hometown. Léa Drucker leads the cast, alongside Jonathan Turnbull and Mathilde Roehrich. It's rated 12A, so it's fine for a younger crowd as long as they're over twelve.

Broadway is a four-screen independent in the heart of Nottingham's creative quarter, and it's got a café bar serving snacks, meals and drinks if you fancy something before or after. There are five screenings to choose from: Sunday 18 October at 16:45, Monday 19 October at 20:15, Tuesday 20 October at 15:00, Wednesday 21 October at 17:45, and Thursday 22 October at 20:15. If you're going on a weekday, you've got a choice of afternoon or evening slots.

Tickets are £12 or £13 for a full price seat, and £10 or £11 for seniors over 60. Students pay £9, and there's a £7 ticket for under-18s and 18-25 members. Broadway members get in for £8, and concessions are also £8. The cinema is at 14-18 Broad Street, NG1 3AL.