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🤔📽 We’re reckoning with what to watch this week, as three brilliant new releases and one hilarious cult classic join our line-up!

📱👩‍⚖️ Whistleblowers and journalists take on Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Reckoning, Aaron Sorkin’s scathing sequel to The Social Network

🙏🇮🇪 An amateur historian uncovers the injustices committed at the Tuam Mother and Baby Home in devastating Irish drama The Lost Children of Tuam

⚔️✊️ Andrew Garfield’s nameless ploughman joins the Peasants’ Revolt in The Uprising, the latest outing from Bourne director Paul Greengrass

💿🕺 And 24 Hour Party People returns to our screens for a special 24th anniversary rerelease, with Steve Coogan as Tony Wilson, the Factory Records founder navigating three whirlwind decades of Manchester’s evolving, drug-fuelled music scene.

🎃👻🍬 Spooky season is well underway at Picturehouse and we’ve got plenty of treats (no tricks!) screening at REPHOUSE in the run up to Halloween!

+ You can book now for some devilishly delightful anniversary re-releases screening on the big day and beyond:

⛪️ Ken Russell’s The Devils screens from 30th Oct
✋👁️👁️🤚 Pan’s Labyrinth screens from 24 Oct and you can join Let’s Make Films for a special dark fairytale workshop and panel discussion screening

🪏🍿 Digg in to our new movies screening this weekend!

Now showing:
🌍 Alejandro Iñárritu (Birdman, The Revenant) returns with outrageous original satire Digger The Movie starring Tom Cruise as oil tycoon Digger Rockwell

✏️ Distinctive and delightful coming-of-age comic gem Extra Geography- the homegrown feature debut from BAFTA-winning director Molly Manners starring local rising star

Here for the whole picture 🎥🧡

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🥼🎟 It is in your nature to do one thing correctly...WATCH MOVIES! Lucky for you, we’ve got plenty of ‘em this New Film Friday, so grab yourselves some fava beans and a nice Chianti (or maybe some Joe & Seph’s and a Malbec, instead), and enjoy our new releases!

👹🔫 It’s all guns blazing for a local police department when huge monsters start attacking their small rural village in Na Hong-jin’s South Korean sci-fi epic Hope

📖✍️ Daisy Edgar-Jones stars in a fresh adaptation of Jane Austen’s timeless novel Sense and Sensibility, from Blue Jean director Georgia Oakley

🐕🛩 Brad Pitt and David Ayers team up once again for the surprisingly tender survival thriller Heart of the Beast, in which a stranded army vet must brave the Alaskan wilderness with only his combat dog to rely on

🌕📼 and Manhunter, Michael Mann’s groundbreaking adaptation of Red Dragon, returns to our screens on the 40th anniversary of it’s release, just one day short of a full moon no less!

😱😱 Ruuuuuuuuuuun!!!

👹👾 The giant monsters have landed and they’re after us all!

📽🗓 Na Hong-jin’s exhilerating sci-fi action extravaganza HOPE screens from tomorrow!

👒 Yearning for the release of Sense and Sensibility? Be amongst the first to get swept up in the latest adaptation of the Jane Austen classic at our preview screening featuring a live broadcast Q&A with Daisy Edgar-Jones, Esmé Creed-Miles and screenwriter Diana Reid.

📖 Plus, you could be in with a chance of winning a copy of the book thanks to Penguin Books so be sure to check under your seat at this screening!

🌷 Sense and Sensibility preview + Broadcast Q&A- Wed 23 Sep, 18.15

🍏📽 There are no bad apples in this bunch, just three brilliant movies to sink your teeth into this New Film Friday!

🍎✏️ A primary school teacher reaches the end of her tether and kidnaps her most unruly pupil in deliciously dark comedy Bad Apples, starring Saoirse Ronan

🦝🧟‍♂️ A medical courier scurries his way through Raccoon City, avoiding multi-limbed mutants and bloodthirsty zombies along the way, in Resident Evil - the latest smash-hit horror from Weapons director Zach Cregger

🌇🩸 And a two-bit criminal working the red market scours a dystopian city when his twin sister goes missing, in grisly neon noir April X