Under 25s just £4 tickets! Films at Plymouth Arts Centre November December 2017
Plymouth Arts Centre is offering tickets of just £4 to under 25s. Catch its listings for November and December
Plymouth Arts Centre is offering tickets of just £4 to under 25s. Catch its listings for November and December
Scissor Sisters’ John Garden performs a semi-improved score to the classic silent film The Lost World at the Exeter Phoenix, introduced by Aardman Animation’s director Peter Lord
Hard-hitting, touching and considered one of the best British films, Kes is at Dartington Barn as part of the Interrogate! Social Justice festival
A Better Life shown as part of the Interrogate! festival at Dartington Barn Cinema
The Interrogate! social justice festival is screening In A Better World at Dartington Barn Cinema
The feature-length documentary The Prison Where I Live, about two comedians and Burmese oppression, is being screened in the Transition Town Totnes film night at the Dartmouth Inn
Tom Leins checks out new surfing documentary Rio Breaks, which is playing in cinemas across the West Country this month.
Tavistock Wharf is hosting an evening of Devon short films as part of the Tavistock Music and Arts Festival
Desire explores the link between sex and creativity through the story of a screenwriter struggling with a character who threatens to take over not just his creative and sexual life but his sanity.
James Franco goes beep-bopping and a scatting as Allen Ginsberg in the film about the famous (infamous) Beat Generation poem, Howl
Akira Kurosawa epic Ran at the Exeter Picturehouse
Aaron Eckhart and Michelle Rodriguez protect Los Angeles from an alien invasion in Battle: Los Angeles
Owen Wilson is in the Farrelly brothers’ latest Hall Pass, which is out and about in Devon and Cornwall
Avatar -Special Edition in 3D in Cornwall makes an appearance at Phoenix Cinema, Falmouth, Cornwall
Never Let Me Go is based on Kazuo Ishiguro’s Booker short-listed tale of the same name. An unnerving story set in the future, it’s directed by Mark Romanek, who was writer and director of that unnerving tale of the early noughts, One Hour Photo, watch it in Devon and Cornwall
Ballerina tensions exposed in Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan, with a cracking performance from Natalie Portman
Michell Williams and Ryan Gosling picked up Oscar nominations for their performance in this grown up love story
The fickle finger of fate points to Matt Damon and Emily Blunt in this Philip K Dick tale of staying on track
Paul Giamatti as King John is running around exacting revenge for being made to sign Magna Carta, and only the West Country’s James Purefoy can stop him… with a little help from Brian Cox, et al
Unknown, starring Liam Neeson has a pan-European feel, which might help the twisting tale of memory-loss and mayhem
The penultimate Harry Potter movie, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows, Part I, is making a brief re-appearance around Devon and Cornwall
Catch the Coen brothers’ telling of the Rooster Cogburn story -or rather -True Grit, with wonderful images from the stylistic input of Torquay’s Roger Deakins
Watch Simon Pegg and Nick Frosts comic-geek-inspired comedy sci-fi romp Paul, in Devon and Cornwall
The Fighter: see Christian Bale, Mark Walhberg and Melissa Leo in David O Russell’s bio-sports drama
Johnny Depp teams up with Pirates director Gore Verbinski for a visually stylish animated movie that mixes the Spaghetti Western with Chinatown
Watch The King’s Speech in Devon and Cornwall,
Juliete Binoch in here Cannes award-winning performance in Certified Copy, which is on at the Exeter Phoenix
Local film output on show at Big Screen in the Park, the summer outdoor cinema at Exeter’s Northernhay Gardens outdoor cinema screening: Day of Rest, La LegendE~DALI, Plan B and The Hairy Hands will be supported by Up, The Big Lebowski, Shutter Island and Sherlock Holmes
With Cornish animator and Falmouth School of Art graduate Petra Freeman up for an award at the British Animation Awards public choice tour, there’s an added resonance to the screenings which will take place in Exeter, Falmouth, Plymouth and Totnes
There’s a free screening of the Age of Stupid at Peninsula Medical School, Exeter, as students are called to be more environmentally aware