What's on

Almost a year to the day since our last all-dayer event, we're returning to Middle-Earth for the extended editions of Peter Jackson’s beloved trilogy.

★★★★★ – Eye for Film. A bold adventure that pushes both humans and dialogue out of the frame, Flow is the tale of an intrepid cat who finds friendship and peril as she heads out on a sea-faring odyssey.

The daughter of a travelling puppeteer vows vengeance when they her family are ambushed by a ruthless gang of criminals. A visceral samurai survival thriller set in 1790s Scotland.

Lead actress Posy Sterling joins us for a Q&A on Mon 16 Jun. A young woman released from prison struggles to regain custody of her children. When she bumps into her childhood friend the two women take destiny into their own hands.

When daughter Claire shows up on the family doorstep covered in someone else’s blood, her mother Kate must start to piece together the shocking truth of what has happened in this edge-of your-seat thriller, starring Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeny.

In anticipation of the release of Danny Boyle’s 28 Years Later, we prepare for survival with a triptych of cult movies from cinema’s apocalyptic wastelands.

Conflicted is an exciting collection of new moving image work that explores conflict from both a macro and micro viewpoint – what forces are at play within our systems, and how do these actions ripple down through society?

This latest exhibition in partnership with the Computer Arts Society presents 20 prints by pioneering artist Marcus West, featuring artwork created over more than 40 years.

Paint by Style Sheet celebrates innovative approaches to digital artistry, demonstrating how the logic of web development could be reimagined as compelling visual expressions.