Plymouth's only independent cinema, located inside the main campus of Arts University Plymouth. It is an intimate, single-screen cinema with 118 seats, a full bar, and a curated programme of independent, arthouse, and world cinema.
Screening of the documentary State Organs followed by a Q&A session, suitable for ages 15 and over due to its mature subject matter.
Film screening of 'Blinded By the Light' as part of the BFI FAN 'Rip It Up' season, exploring youth culture and rebellion.
Special screening of artists' films from the Bathing Places exhibition, including the first screening of the feature-length documentary Geography of an Archive.
Documentary A Dairy Story, directed by Ian Finlay, screening at Plymouth Arts Cinema.
A screening of the 2026 French coming-of-age drama Just An Illusion, directed by Eric Toledano, in French with English subtitles.
Screening of the documentary The Land Remains followed by an introductory talk and Q&A panel with the director and special guests.
Screening of the documentary The Fastest Bicycle, followed by an introduction and Q&A session with the filmmaker and local guests.
Documentary by Ed Sayers on our universal connection to nature, shown at Plymouth Arts Cinema with descriptive subtitles.
Documentary about PULP directed by Garth Jennings and narrated by Jarvis Cocker, screening at Plymouth Arts Cinema.
A comedy-drama film set on a remote Scottish island, following two siblings who defend their home from an evicting council worker, directed by Louis Paxton.
Screening of the darkly comedic drama And Sons (15) directed by Pablo Trapero, featuring Imelda Staunton and Bill Nighy.
Feature film Ish, directed by Imran Perretta, screening at Plymouth Arts Cinema.
