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03/06/2026

Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a quietly devastating story about love, memory, and the act of seeing.

On a remote island, a painter is commissioned to secretly paint a young woman who refuses to pose. What follows is not just observation, but connection—built in silence, glances, and shared time.

Directed by Céline Sciamma, the film redefines the gaze: here, women are not seen as objects, but as people who see each other. Every frame feels like a memory being formed in real time.

It’s restrained, intimate, and achingly beautiful—proof that some love stories don’t need to be loud to be unforgettable.

See it here on:
Friday 12th & Saturday 13th June at 2pm
Sunday 14th at 8pm

02/06/2026

“A sharp, engaging thriller with a novel premise… Woodall’s grounded charisma anchors the film, while Hoffman delivers a wonderfully playful performance.” Roger Ebert

TUNER is the first narrative feature from Academy Award-winning director Daniel Roher.

Leo Woodall stars as a gifted piano tuner with an extraordinary sensitivity to sound — a skill that draws him into an unexpected and dangerous double life. Working across New York alongside his mentor Harry Horowitz (Academy Award winner Dustin Hoffman), he finds himself pulled between precision, survival, and opportunity in a world where his talent has more than one use.

Along the way, he meets Ruthie (Havana Rose Liu), a composition student who offers a glimpse of a different future — one increasingly at odds with the path he’s being drawn down. As his work edges further into criminal territory, that fragile connection, and any sense of control over his life, begins to unravel.

TUNER explores ambition, consequence, and the cost of hearing too much in a city that never stops making noise.

Screening here from Friday 12th of June.
For times and dates please visit the website of pop in and have a chat with one of the team.

01/06/2026

Coming up this Thursday the latest from the team bring you the fabulous The Pl***oy of the Western World.

At the edge of the Earth, you could be anyone.

Pegeen Flaherty’s life is turned upside down when, on a normal day, a young man walks into her pub claiming that he’s killed his father.

Instead of being shunned, the killer Christy Mahon becomes a local hero. The welcome murderer wins hearts and races as he beds himself into village life. That is until the second man unexpectedly arrives on the scene…

Don’t miss this lively comedy play with its stellar cast. Screening for one night only.

Thursday 4th June at 8pm. Doors open at 7pm.

A delicious week of films celebrating art, music, environment, and all of the messy marvellousness of life. Come see us ...
01/06/2026

A delicious week of films celebrating art, music, environment, and all of the messy marvellousness of life. Come see us and get involved.

Here’s your weekly round up…

Monday 1st June

Rebuilding (PG) 8pm *final screening*

Tuesday 2nd

Primavera (15) 8pm

Wednesday 3rd

Primavera (15) 2pm
People’s Emergency Briefing (12A) 8pm + discussion following the film w/Nick Oldridge & Georgina Allen

Thursday 4th

National Theatre Live: The Pl***oy of the Western World (12A) 8pm

Friday 5th

Primavera (15) 2pm
The Christophers (15) 8pm

Saturday 6th

The Christophers (15) 2pm/8pm

Sunday 7th

Jazz Brew: Riviera Ramblers 12-2pm Live Jazz/Free Entry
Primavera (15) 3pm
The Christophers (15) 8pm *with subtitles for the hard of hearing

31/05/2026

From underground warehouses to massive festival stages, rave culture has shaped generations through music, freedom, and connection.

Rave Culture: A New Era takes you inside the evolution of the movement with appearances and stories from iconic artists, DJs, and pioneers who helped define the scene. Featuring voices from across the electronic music world, the documentary explores the sounds, people, and moments that turned rave culture into a global phenomenon.

From hypnotic techno to euphoric house and unforgettable late-night energy, this is more than a documentary — it’s a celebration of the culture that changed nightlife forever.

Whether you’ve danced until sunrise or you’re discovering the scene for the first time, Rave Culture: A New Era captures the heartbeat of electronic music culture like never before.

See it here on Thursday 11th of June at 8pm.



After a scorcher of a week why not cool down in the cinema and catch one of these brilliant films, or join us for a spot...
29/05/2026

After a scorcher of a week why not cool down in the cinema and catch one of these brilliant films, or join us for a spot of jazz on a Sunday? Open from 10am everyday.

Friday 29th May

Shrek (U) *25th Anniversary* 2pm
Rebuilding (PG) 8pm

Saturday 30th

Our Land (12A) 2pm *Final screening*
Stand By Me (15) *40th Anniversary* 8pm

Sunday 31st

Jazz Brew: The Ronnie Jones Trio ft. Saxophonist Roberto Manzin
Stand By Me (15) *40th Anniversary* 3pm
Rebuilding (PG) 8pm

Escape the heat and catch a classic at the cinema.Shrek is celebrating its 25th anniversary and it’s as funny and sharp ...
28/05/2026

Escape the heat and catch a classic at the cinema.

Shrek is celebrating its 25th anniversary and it’s as funny and sharp as ever. Bring the kids and grab an ice cream from or treat yourself to one of our bespoke cocktails and make a day of it.

This Friday at 2pm

28/05/2026

“A strange, uniquely compelling film.” Little white Lies
A hen escapes the machinery of survival and wanders into the strange, fragile world of humans.

In HEN, György Pálfi transforms a simple journey into something haunting, surreal, and deeply human — a story about motherhood, violence, borders, survival, and the quiet instinct to protect life at all costs.

Tender, absurd, and unforgettable.
One of the boldest cinematic visions of the year.

Screening here on Tuesday 9th & Wednesday 10th of June at 8pm



Stand by Me is an iconic coming-of-age story featuring a cast of young actors who defined a generation. A timeless explo...
27/05/2026

Stand by Me is an iconic coming-of-age story featuring a cast of young actors who defined a generation. A timeless exploration of friendship, childhood, and growing up, the film remains one of the most beloved and influential dramas of the 1980s.

Now celebrating its 40th anniversary, this is your chance to experience it where it belongs — on the big screen.
Join us and rediscover a true 80s classic.

Screening on Saturday 30th May at 8pm & Sunday 31st May at 3pm

Rebuilding is a tender new drama from Max Walker-Silverman starring Josh O’Connor as a rancher whose life is upended aft...
27/05/2026

Rebuilding is a tender new drama from Max Walker-Silverman starring Josh O’Connor as a rancher whose life is upended after a devastating wildfire destroys his family ranch. As he joins a displaced community and begins to rebuild, the film becomes a quietly powerful story of loss, resilience and reconnection.

Screenings start this weekend!

Friday 29th & Sunday 31st May at 8pm
Monday 1st June 8pm

Address

27A High Street
Totnes
TQ95NP

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 2pm
7pm - 10:30pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
7pm - 10:30pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
7pm - 10:30pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
7pm - 10:30pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
7pm - 10:30pm
Sunday 10am - 2pm
7pm - 10:30pm

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01803269832

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