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 'Naza', directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, introduced by Palestine Solidarity Campaign Plymouth.
Screenings of the fantasy film 'Wicker', directed by Alex Huston Fischer and starring Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård and Peter Dinklage, including a relaxed KNITFLIX screening.
Screening of the 1946 documentary-drama 'The Way We Live', directed by Jill Craigie and filmed with 3,000 Plymouth extras, introduced by The Box.
Screening of Frank Berry's 2026 Irish drama about a woman's fight for justice over an institution for unmarried mothers in Tuam, rated 12A.
Screening of Paweł Pawlikowski's 2026 drama 'Fatherland', in German with English subtitles, at Plymouth Arts Cinema.
Screening of Eleanor Mortimer's nature documentary about marine biologists exploring the remote Clarion-Clipperton Zone.
Six-week evening course introducing printmaking techniques such as monoprint, drypoint and etching, suitable for complete beginners.
Six-week evening course introducing screen printing techniques for textiles, from stencils to metallic and puff effects, suitable for beginners.
International research conference on craft and maker practices as change agents in 21st-century society, with a roundtable on 'The Affective Artifact'.
Film screening of Queen At Sea, a drama directed by Lance Hammer starring Juliette Binoche, Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall.
A documentary exploring the clash between two Devon farmers, Derek Banbury and Derek Gow, over the future of their land and the English countryside.
Screening of the cult classic film Human Traffic, newly restored in 4K, as part of the BFI FAN 'Rip It Up - Cut and Paste!' strand.
