Drama based on real events about an amateur historian investigating the deaths of children at a mother and baby home in Tuam, screened at Phoenix Picturehouse.
The Lost Children of Tuam is screening at Phoenix Picturehouse on Walton Street, starting Sunday 18 October. It's a drama based on real events, following an amateur historian who begins investigating the deaths of hundreds of children and babies at a mother and baby home in Tuam, County Galway. It's the kind of story that stays with you long after the credits roll.
If you're in Oxford, you've likely passed the Phoenix. It's a century-old cinema on Walton Street with two screens and a friendly upstairs bar, so it's easy enough to make a proper afternoon of it. The venue also runs a 'Kids' Club' with UNICEF that brings families together through cinema, and 'Phoenix Nights', a series of cult classics handpicked by the team. There's a membership too, from £6.99 a month, which gets you free tickets, discounts on food and drinks, no booking fees and priority booking.
At the Phoenix, the film runs on Sunday 18 October at 10:55am, Wednesday 21 October at 2:45pm, and Thursday 22 October at 3:30pm. If those don't work, it's also playing at Ultimate Picture Palace on Friday 23 October (3:30pm), Sunday 25 October (8:15pm), Tuesday 27 October (5:30pm), and Wednesday 28 October (5:15pm, with HOH subtitles).
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Tickets at the Phoenix are £9 for children, £6 for members, £6.70 for concessions and £25 for families. If you catch a showing before 5pm, the prices drop: £7.50 for adults, £5 for children, £5.50 for members, £6 for concessions, £21 for families, £3 for the kids' club and £4 for silver screen.
