Late Runner | a heightened experience of darkness in the city
Late Runner is a thriller that delves into the darkness of the city, while creating momentum for the indie filmmakers behind it
Aria Starlight | creativity driven by passion
Screenwriter and director Simon Elvin talks hope, creativity and making your own success as he prepares to film new short Aria Starlight
£150k BFI Audience Projects Fund Award | Plymouth Arts Cinema
Plymouth Arts Cinema celebrates £150k BFI Audience Projects Fund Award to continue with its excellence in programming and outreach
Green Screen | season of hot environmental docs in Plymouth
Plymouth Arts Cinema is hosting their Green Screen strand, a dedicated series of screenings focused on environmental and social issues
Silver Screen | film, heritage and community storytelling
Plymouth Arts Cinema has been awarded National Lottery funding to deliver Silver Screen project with Fotonow
Battleship Potemkin | revolution and resistance with live orchestra performance
The Pit Orchestra – Plymouth’s freely evolving ensemble, will play a live accompaniment to the classic Battleship Potemkin
Filmmakers Plymouth Social | motivation, encouragement, opportunities
Filmmakers Plymouth Social is a change to find motivation, encouragement and opportunities. Jess Scott explains
Snuggle in your shorts | BFI Network shorts showcase
From horror on a strawberry farm to a neon-soaked trans sci-fi, snuggle down to BFI Network shorts in the South West
SAFAR Film Festival | Plymouth welcomes Palestinian director Mohamed Jabaly
Plymouth Arts Cinema welcomes Palestinian Director Mohamed Jabaly and Award-Winning actor and singer Mouna Hawa as part of SAFAR Film Festival
Ratcatcher re-release | Intro from filmmaker Amber Amare at PAC
The celebratory re-release of Lynne Ramsay’s Ratcatcher is coming to Plymouth Arts Cinema with an intro by filmmaker Amber Amare
Earth Mama | the complexities of motherhood, foster care and the power of unity
Earth Mama is at the Exeter Phoenix and Plymouth Arts Cinema and you can catch a recorded conversation with the director
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
Plymouth Arts Cinema celebrates £30,000 in grant funding awards
Plymouth Arts Cinema waves the indie cultural flag in the city. It now has grant awards boosts to help it continue
Bury The Eagle | obsession, escapism and boxing
Bury The Eagle is Christian Attree’s exploration into obsession, escapism and boxing. As a filmmaker, he tells us what drives him
Young filmmakers rise the PCA 72 Hour Film Challenge
Young filmmakers show their flair and creativity within constraits at the Plymouth College of Art 72 Hour Film Challenge
Europe’s first-of-a-kind immersive dome in Devonport
The people of Plymouth are invited to Europes first (and the second in the world) immersive dome, in Devonport
LGBT+ films and more | Iris On The Move 2021 in Plymouth
Plymouth College of Art, Plymouth Arts Cinema and Iris Prize are celebrating LGBT+ film across the world with a week-long programme of events
This Is Us / Plymouth Arts Cinema reopens with new manifesto
This Is Us kick starts the long yearned for re-opening of Plymouh Arts Cinema with a new manifesto for indie cinemas
Cinema tickets for Plymouth’s key workers
Plymouth Arts Cinema is looking to offer tickets for Plymouth’s Key Workers. It needs your help to do it and to secure the future of the city’s indie cinema
Super-8 City / Andy Carr searches for inner peace
Andy Carr explores the city in Super 8 in a search for inner peace in his film Super-8 City, shot in an around Plymouth with a trippy aesthetic
Plymouth Arts Cinema looks to the future with a BFI Audience Award
Plymouth Arts Cinema has been granted BFI Audience Award using funds from the National Lottery and is looking to cement itself as a cinematic cultural hub
Sphere of Fear 2: more balls out guerrilla filmmaking for sequel
Sphere of Fear returns in Sphere of Fear 2, and the ante is upped. Allegiances are divided and switched in this demon search for God’s bedside box
Sphere of Fear 2: the guerrilla hit bounces back
Sphere of Fear 2 sees The Ball of evil returning to the streets of Plymouth to create demonic havoc. We caught up with the guerrilla filmmakers behind it
Classic films support Co-operative push in Plymouth
Plymouth Arts Cinema and Plymouth City Council team up for Co-Operative film screenings of The Rochdale Pioneers and It’s A Wonderful Life
Michael Ford animator of Disney, Marvel and Lego at PCA
Michael Ford, who’s worked on films including Doctor Strange, Guardians of the Galaxy, and The Lego Ninjago Movie is a lecturer at Plymouth College of Art
Marek Kawula capturing images our eyes would never see
Marek Kawula is a Devon filmmaker who gazed at the stars for his Time is the Enemy film. We asked about his inspiration and future plans
PCA appoints Academy Award-shortlisted Animation leader
Animation Oscar nominated Tim Pattinson is teaching Animation at Plymouth College of Art, bringing his global experience into the animation classroom
A little miracle: Plymouth Arts Centre indie cinema reborn
It’s been a minor miracle, but Plymouth Arts Centre cinema has survived and is set to thrive in its new Plymouth College of Art home
Independent cinema in Plymouth needs your support
Independent cinema in Plymouth needs a bit of a helping hand as the Plymouth Arts Centre cinema moves to a new home, but there’s more to do
‘Technology is transforming human emotions into a con’ | Desperate Lies director Wale Atoyegbe
Desperate Lies is a story about a loser. But according to director Wale Atoyegbe you learn a lot from losers. We caught up to find out how
