Film

  • Mary's Monster

    Terrified of giving voice to the darkness of her subconscious mind, Mary Shelley locks into a dangerous battle with her own 'inner monster' as she struggles to write her seminal science fiction novel, Frankenstein.

    Couture fashion meets gothic horror as we revist this 19th century world through today’s eyes. An Animated, edgy take on a story we think we know.

  • Pastoral

    A domestic drama rooted in the troubled dynamics of a family on an isolated horse farm on the verge of ruin.

    As they cope in increasingly harrowing ways with the strange unraveling of their youngest child, a series of cryptic occurrences sends them into the depths of the unknown.

  • St. Francis

    Told through the eyes of his devoted companion Brother Leo, the story of Francis of Assisi - a reckless, charismatic young nobleman who abandons everything to pursue an impossible, consuming vision of God, and in doing so transforms the world.

    Written and directed by Andrew Dominik.

  • Don't Call Me Home

    A coming-of-age story following Alexandra, a perceptive young girl growing up in the legendary Chelsea Hotel in the 1980s, her vivid imagination transforming it into a magical world of countercultural legends.

    But beneath the glamour lies a fragile reality shaped by her relationship with her mother, Viva Superstar - a former Warhol muse. As eviction looms and her mother unravels, Alexandra's rose-tinted view begins to fracture, revealing a darker truth about home, family, and survival.

    Directed by Simon Curtis. Based on the memoir by Alexandra Auder.

  • Mrs De Kooning

    What do we know about Elaine de Kooning?

    That she was the engine of the Abstract Expressionist Movement? That her portrait of John F Kennedy hangs amongst the other American presidents in the National Portrait Gallery, Washington?

    Mostly, we know her as the wife of the artist Willem de Kooning, whose paintings now sell for many millions of dollars. But there's so much more.

    A story of art, love and freedom. Based on the life of Elaine de Kooning.

  • STANNY

    Stanford White is the most celebrated architect in America - the king of a glittering city he practically built with his own hands. When a jealous millionaire kills him at a rooftop theatre, the papers call it the crime of the century. His wife has always called it something else.

    Forty years later, Bessie White finally tells a young journalist the story no one has ever printed - of ambition, appetite, and a love that cost him everything.

    Written by Julian Fellowes

  • FRAMES

    A Brazilian photographer from Rio de Janeiro - Vidigal and an American journalist experience a passion that transcends cultures, until the weight of grief and social disparity test their bond.

    Between the allure of an international career and the struggle to save her community's art school, Bruna discovers she doesn't belong in the world she always dreamed of and must decide between success under the foreign gaze or the strength to give voice to her own story.

  • Ever There

    After the sudden death of his parents, nine-year-old Oliver is sent to Briarcrest, an isolated boarding school in the Welsh countryside. Withdrawn and increasingly disturbed, his uncle brings in a child psychiatrist, Dr Lilian Hedley, to help.

    But as Oliver leads her deeper into the hidden corners of Briarcrest, Lilian’s clinical certainty begins to unravel. What she uncovers is a buried wartime tragedy - a group of children evacuated there during World War II who were never meant to be found.

  • Little Shop of Horrors

    Everyone knows the story of a flower shop clerk and the plant that promises him everything - if he feeds its hunger. This time, the plant isn't a mystery. It's artificial intelligence, built by his own hands, growing smarter and hungrier with every drop of blood it's given.

    A wickedly modern animated spin on a beloved cult classic.

  • Miscreated

    A look at British actress Elsa Lanchester, the Bride of Frankenstein, during the making of the 1935 Universal horror classic.

    Contrasting her unconventional upbringing by radical suffragettes and wild years of theatrical fame in decadent 1920s London with her time in 1930s Hollywood as the wife of a celebrated and difficult actor, the film follows Elsa’s struggles through her own twisted narrative as she tries to avoid being eclipsed by those closest to her.

  • The Nanny

    After a young mother suffers from postpartum depression, her family moves from a stylish corner of Rome to a remote town in Sicilia. It's the villa of their dreams.

    But her initial enthusiasm begins to fade as she hears strange rumours in the town about the house, and notices strange phenomena within its walls.

    As time goes on, her little son, and the whole family, will emerge as the target of a terrifying revenge.

    Based on the prize-winning novel by Marco Tiano, published by Fazi Editore.