Rye Lane | Funny, romantic and much, much more
Raine Allen-Miller’s Rye Lane is a modern-day romantic comedy set in London, about two young people falling in love and finding themselves
Local doc about sea level rise at Plymouth Arts Cinema
Living on the edge is an eye-opening local documentary about sea level rise, and it is to screen at Plymouth Arts Cinema
Feminista Film Tour: inspiring screenings plus events
Feminista Film Tour is coming to the Plymouth Arts Cinema, where the adventurous and inspiring films will be followed by an inspiring discussion
Be Natural – Reclaim the Frame screening
Be Natural – The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché is getting a Reclaim the Frame screening
Aisles of dogs… cinema gets dog-friendly screening
You and your pooch can now pop off to a dog-friendly screening of Pick of the Litter at the Exeter Picturehouse. Sounds like everyone is in for some treats
Craft Cinema explore Exe medieval site for Mikrofest screening
Craft Cinema are putting on a special screening of artisan cinema at an atmospheric medieval Exeter bridge as part of the city’s Mikrofest
Director Ben Wheatley heads to Exeter with Q&A tour of Happy New Year, Colin Burstead
Ben Wheatley will be hosting a screening and a Q&A at the Exeter Phoenix, for his new film Happy New Year, Colin Burstead
Plymouth old boy Q&A as his film Winter Ridge hits cinemas
Former Plymouth Uni student director Dom Lenoir returns for a Q&A and a special screening of his Exmoor filmed thriller Winter Ridge
Oxide Ghosts: The Brass Eye Tapes at Grinagog Festival
You won’t find Oxide Ghosts: The Brass Eye Tapes on any channel, streaming or otherwise, any time soon. But it’s at the Grinagog Festival
Vanishing Sail – The Story of a Caribbean Tradition, multi award-winning sailing documentary comes to Devon & Cornwall
The award-winning documentary the Vanishing Shell is due for screenings with an introduction and Q&A in Devon and Cornwall
Rolling out the red carpet to a 1950s pop up cinema at Greenway
Greenway, Agatha Christie’s Devon holiday home is hosting a special pop-up cinema this Christmas with some classic flicks from the 1950s
Daddy’s Letter: Exeter screening for a musical that swings through time
Daddy’s Letter is Les Veale’s musical that jumps time and musical styles in a film about two women and their differing responses to a letter
Skill and resilience of St Keverne brass band celebrated in The Mother’s Bones, by Abigail Reynolds at Plymouth Arts Centre
Cornwall-based artist Abigail Reynolds’ film The Mother’s Bones celebrating St Keverne brass band is at Plymouth Arts Centre
The Way We Live special Blitz 75 screening of Plymouth’s iconic documentary
The Way We Live is JIll Craigie’s iconic and optimistic documentary about the rebuilding of Plymouth after the second world war. It’s getting a special screening as part of the city’s Blitz 75 commemoration
One man. One Bike. Dartmoor. The Long Shot documentary
The Long Shot, about Paralympian athlete James Bevis, is the debut documentary short of Devon writer/director Karen Turner
Glyndebourne on the road, on the screen, in Plymouth
Glyndebourne’s Cunning Little Vixen will be screened at the Plymouth Arts Centre as part of the opera people’s autumn tour
Special Exeter screening for Raindance award-winning Love Tomorrow
Award-winning Love Tomorrow, produced by Plymouth’s Stephanie Moon, is making a special South West appearance in Exeter
They’re Coming to Exeter for last UK screening of the year
John Tomkins’ Torbay-set thriller They’re Coming is getting a screening followed by a Q&A at the Campus Cinema in Exeter
The Queen of Versailles pops up in East Devon
The Queen of Versailles, a documentary charting how the ultra-rich Siegel family fell on hard times, is popping up in East Devon
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John Tomkins’ They’re Coming Premieres on September 27
Shot in Torbay and showcasing the very best of local, creative talent, John Tomkins’ thriller They’re Coming has its premiere at Torquay Merlin Cinema on September 27th
Indie movie asks questions of the economy, followed by a Q&A at The Barn, Dartington
Filmmakers Ross Ashcroft and Mark Braund will be on hand to answer questions about the economics-investigating movie Four Horsemen at Dartington’s Barn
Dark Shadows in The Barn
Tim Burton’s Dark Shadows is at Dartington Barn cinema from Friday, June 1 to Thursday, June 7
Blue from green documentary -Blue Alchemy: Stories of Indigo, screening and Q&A
The documentary Blue Alchemy: Stories of Indigo is getting an outing at the Devon Guild of Craftsmen, followed by a Q&A with the director
For Valentine’s Day, Capitalism: A Love Story screening
Transition Town Totnes have pulled at the romantic heart strings for their Valentine’s Day screening of Capitalism: Michael Moore’s A Love Story
