With our doors closed temporarily, you can still enjoy some of the latest film releases at home. And as up to 50% of your rental fee comes directly to us, you’ll be supporting Phoenix as you stream!
Streaming from Fri 5 Mar
★★★★ – The List. As the vocalist for X-Ray Spex, Poly Styrene was the first woman of colour in the UK to front a successful band, using her unconventional voice to introduce the world to a new sound of rebellion in '70s Britain.
Streaming from Fri 5 Mar
★★★★★ – Radio Times. Iorram (Boat Song) is a lyrical portrait of the fishing community in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, with director Alastair Cole taking a cinematic journey into the past and present of the islands.
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★★★★ – Guardian. Two estranged brothers must set aside their differences when a rare and lethal illness threatens their respective flocks of sheep in Western Australia. Sam Neill stars in this remake of the Icelandic hit.
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We’re marking International Women’s Day (8 March) with inspiring films from the 2021 Feminista Film Festival & Tour. From musical pursuits to outdoor challenges, these women are change makers and trail blazers.
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Leke, a young London-based photographer, confronts the complexities of his identity when he is called back 'home' to Senegal after the death of his father.
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★★★★ – The Express. Nicolas Cage stars in this bloody comedy-horror about a quiet drifter who finds himself in a fight for survival against possessed animatronics at an abandoned theme park.
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★★★★ – Guardian. Part dream, part reality, this entrancing, multiple award-winning dialogue-free animation explores our common, universal need to find a connection.
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★★★★ – Guardian. Ryan White’s gripping documentary looks behind the headlines at the 2017 murder of the brother of North Korea’s Supreme Leader, Kim Jong-un, in a crowded Malaysian airport. At the centre of the investigation are two women. Are they cold-blooded killers or unwitting pawns in a political assassination?
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After tragedy strikes their family, siblings Peter and Alice try to help their parents by setting off on an adventure into the magical worlds of Peter Pan’s Neverland and down the rabbit hole to Wonderland.
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★★★★ – Empire. Two New Orleans paramedics respond to a series of gruesome deaths linked to a designer drug. In a perfect storm of personal crises, their friendship and families are ripped apart by the effects of the mysterious pills.
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In her efforts to protect the truth, radical activist Marion Stokes recorded American television 24 hours a day for over 30 years. This film pulls back the curtain on her life, through a mix of Stokes' own recordings and interviews with those who knew her best.
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Award-winning director Tonje Hessen Schei's documentary explores how artificial intelligence – the most powerful and far-reaching technology of our time – is changing our lives, our society and our future.
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★★★★★ – Time Out. Eva Mulvad's award-winning documentary about an Iranian couple who are forced to flee as their relationship and their child are both considered by the authorities as crimes punishable by death.
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★★★★ – Financial Times. Andrea Riseborough stars as British aid worker Hana, who finds herself struggling to reconcile the choices of the past with the uncertainty of the present when she returns to Egypt and reconnects with a former lover.
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★★★★ – RTÉ.ie. Trafficked from war-torn Somalia to Ireland, Ifrah Ahmed turns her traumatic childhood testimony into a force for good, emerging as one of the world’s foremost global activists against FGM.
A handpicked selection of films and online content to enjoy in the week ahead, from the comfort of your own home.
Our pick of some of the best films from around the world, including our ‘Essential Cinema’ selection, new titles and some under-seen gems.
While we're closed, we've put together some specially-curated collections for you to enjoy at home.