Screening of the war thriller 'Pressure', about General Eisenhower and Captain Stagg and the choice to launch the D-Day invasion.
Pressure is screening at Vue Cinema in Oxford, with a run of four sessions starting this Friday 23 October. It's a thriller centred on the D-Day invasion, and it's rated 12A, running for 100 minutes.
The film follows General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Captain James Stagg as they face an impossible choice: launch the D-Day invasion or risk losing World War II altogether. It's the kind of high-stakes tension that works best on a big screen, and the 12A rating means it's accessible for a broad audience.
Because there are four screenings across the weekend, you've got a fair bit of leeway with when you go. The first is a morning one on Friday 23 October at 10.45am, followed by a late one on Saturday 24 October at 11.30pm. Sunday 25 October has a 10.50pm showing, and Monday 26 October brings it back to the late slot at 10.25pm. If you're not a night owl, that Friday morning session is your best bet; otherwise, the late-night slots on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday keep it running well into the early hours.
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All four are at Vue Cinema in Oxford, so you can pick the time that fits your weekend. The film runs 100 minutes, and it's rated 12A.
