Pressure

Pressure is screening at Connaught Studio, Worthing Theatres and Museum this week, with two sessions to choose from: Tuesday 3 November at 1:00pm and Wednesday 4 November at 3:30pm. It's a true-life drama directed by Anthony Maras, and it puts Brendan Fraser, Andrew Scott and Kerry Condon on screen together.

The film focuses on General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Captain James Stagg during the tense 72 hours leading up to D-Day. It's that window where they're weighing up the choice of launching the largest and most dangerous seaborne invasion in history, or risking losing the war altogether. It's a narrow slice of time that carries the whole thing, and it runs for 120 minutes.

With Fraser, Scott and Condon in the lead, it's a cast you'll recognise, and the 12A rating means it's fine for a wide audience. If you're after a historical drama that sticks to a specific, high-stakes moment rather than trying to cover the whole war, this is that.

Tickets start from £5.50 plus a £0.75 transaction fee, and the two screenings are Tuesday 3 November at 1:00pm and Wednesday 4 November at 3:30pm, both at Connaught Studio.