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TotnesCinema Totnes Cinema is a social enterprise, set up to bring the magic of cinema back to the town of Totnes
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In North Sea, Nature Untamed, filmmaker Peter van Rodijnen takes us beneath the surface of one of the world’s busiest se...
24/10/2026

In North Sea, Nature Untamed, filmmaker Peter van Rodijnen takes us beneath the surface of one of the world’s busiest seas to reveal a thriving underwater wilderness, alive with extraordinary marine life.

From close encounters with remarkable sea creatures to the breathtaking spectacle of Atlantic salmon returning to spawn in Danish waters after a 60-year absence, this is a rare chance to experience the North Sea as few ever will.

Immersive, visually spectacular and a reminder of what lies hidden beneath the waves.

See it here on Monday 26th October at 8pm & Wednesday 28th at 2pm
North Sea, Nature Untamed

READY TO GO DEEP? 🌊Join us on Monday 2 November for How Deep Is Your Love, Eleanor Mortimer’s fascinating documentary ex...
24/10/2026

READY TO GO DEEP? 🌊

Join us on Monday 2 November for How Deep Is Your Love, Eleanor Mortimer’s fascinating documentary exploring the extraordinary life found in the depths of the ocean.

A mesmerising journey into one of the least understood environments on Earth, the film brings us face to face with remarkable deep-sea creatures and the strange, beautiful world they inhabit.

Stay afterwards for a special Q&A with director Eleanor Mortimer, discussing the making of the film, its extraordinary subjects and the challenges of exploring the deep.

Monday 2 November, 8pm
Doors open at 7pm.

Tickets via our website, or pop in and get one at the bar.
Two further screenings without Q&A on Friday 6th & Saturday 7th November at 1:30pm

How Deep Is Your Love Eleanor Mortimer

You sold it out, so we’ve adding another screening.The extraordinary love story of PK and Lotta captured hearts at our l...
23/10/2026

You sold it out, so we’ve adding another screening.

The extraordinary love story of PK and Lotta captured hearts at our last screening of The Cycle of Love, so we’re giving you another chance to see it.

In 1977, PK cycled thousands of miles from India to Sweden to reunite with Lotta, the woman he loved. These photographs show the couple then and now — a remarkable love story that has unfolded across decades.

Our encore screening is now on sale. Screening on Wed 4th November at 8pm.

Book your tickets now!


The Cycle of Love

Your weekend round up is ready…Fri 23rdKikuyu Land (15) 1:30pmQueen at Sea (15) 4pm The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (18)...
23/10/2026

Your weekend round up is ready…

Fri 23rd

Kikuyu Land (15) 1:30pm
Queen at Sea (15) 4pm
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (18) 8pm *60th anniversary*

Sat 24th

Kikuyu Land (15) 1:30pm
Queen at Sea (15) 4pm
Sense and Sensibility (U) 8pm *final screening*

Sun 25th

Jazz Brew: The Hot House Combo 12-2pm Live Jazz/Free Entry
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (18) 3pm *60th anniversary*
Queen at Sea (15) 8pm

Christopher Lee’s iconic Count returns to the big screen in all his gothic glory. With Terence Fisher’s atmospheric dire...
22/10/2026

Christopher Lee’s iconic Count returns to the big screen in all his gothic glory. With Terence Fisher’s atmospheric direction, lavish period detail and Lee’s unforgettable, chilling performance, this is Hammer horror at its finest.

Join us for a 4K restored, uncut screening of the 1958 classic — a chance to experience one of British cinema’s most enduring horror films in all its blood-red glory.

See it here on Sunday 1st Nov at 8pm

22/10/2026

This Halloween, step back into the extraordinary, unsettling world of Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth, returning to the big screen for its 20th anniversary.

Spain, 1944. Against the brutal backdrop of the aftermath of the Civil War, young Ofelia arrives at a remote military outpost with her pregnant mother, where her new stepfather, a ruthless army captain, is hunting down the last of the resistance. Drawn into a mysterious labyrinth, Ofelia encounters a strange faun who sets her three dangerous tasks — a dark, fantastical quest that offers an escape from the horrors of the world around her.

Del Toro’s masterpiece is a film of astonishing contrasts: exquisite, otherworldly creatures and decaying stone corridors; fairy-tale wonder and unspeakable cruelty; childhood innocence and the terrible realities of fascism. Its practical creature effects, haunting imagery and extraordinary production design create a world that feels ancient, tactile and terrifyingly real.

Winner of three Academy Awards, Pan’s Labyrinth remains one of modern cinema’s most powerful visions of fantasy — a story in which imagination becomes both refuge and resistance.

Twenty years on, its beauty and brutality are undiminished.

Screening on Sunday 1st November at 3pm only

The Good. The Bad. The Ugly. And the making of a Western legend.Dust, sweat, gun smoke and Sergio Leone’s unmistakable e...
21/10/2026

The Good. The Bad. The Ugly. And the making of a Western legend.

Dust, sweat, gun smoke and Sergio Leone’s unmistakable eye for a cinematic showdown. Sixty years on, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly remains one of the most influential Westerns ever made — and these behind-the-scenes images offer a glimpse into the world behind the legend.

Starring Clint Eastwood as Blondie, Lee Van Cleef as the ruthless Angel Eyes and Eli Wallach as the irrepressible Tuco, Leone’s epic follows three gunslingers caught in a dangerous hunt for buried Confederate gold amid the chaos of the American Civil War.

From vast, sun-baked landscapes to those extraordinary close-ups — every squint, every twitch, every agonising pause — Leone transformed the language of the Western. Add Ennio Morricone’s unforgettable score and the climactic three-way standoff, and you have cinema at its most audacious.

To celebrate its 60th anniversary, this landmark film returns to the big screen in a stunning 4K restoration, bringing new clarity to Tonino Delli Colli’s extraordinary cinematography and Leone’s meticulously crafted world.

Whether you’re revisiting an old favourite or seeing it on the big screen for the first time, this is a chance to experience a true cinematic classic as it was meant to be seen.

See it here on:
Friday 23rd October | 8pm
Sunday 25th | 3pm

Park Circus

💋 It’s just a jump to the left…There are films you watch, and then there are films that become part of you. The Rocky Ho...
21/10/2026

💋 It’s just a jump to the left…

There are films you watch, and then there are films that become part of you. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is most definitely the latter.

For some, it’s a cherished memory of sneaking a first look at something gloriously outrageous. For others, it’s the film that taught them to embrace the weird, celebrate the different and never be afraid to be a little bit fabulous. And for many of us, it’s simply impossible to hear the opening notes of Time Warp without wanting to get up and dance.

And then there’s Tim Curry. In fishnets, corset and towering heels, his unforgettable Dr Frank-N-Furter remains one of cinema’s great original creations: outrageous, magnetic, mischievous and utterly impossible to imitate. His performance helped turn a gloriously eccentric musical into a cultural phenomenon, inspiring generations to embrace their individuality and find their own kind of fabulous. A true one-off, and a performance to treasure.

With its outrageous one-liners, glittering transgression and enduring message of freedom and self-expression, this 1975 cult classic feels as joyful as ever. More than a film, it’s a shared experience, a community and an invitation to be unapologetically yourself.

So dig out those heels, dust off your fishnets and warm up those vocal cords. Whether you know every word by heart or are experiencing the madness for the first time, there’s always room for one more at the castle.

Saturday 31st October | 8pm

Park Circus

Discover the extraordinary world beneath the North Sea.Often imagined as cold, grey and inhospitable, the North Sea reve...
20/10/2026

Discover the extraordinary world beneath the North Sea.

Often imagined as cold, grey and inhospitable, the North Sea reveals a very different character in North Sea, Nature Untamed — a spectacular documentary that brings its hidden marine world into breathtaking focus.

Filmed over seven years by director Mark Verkerk and underwater cinematographer Peter van Rodijnen, this remarkable journey travels from the wild waters surrounding Scotland’s islands to the shallow deltas of the Low Countries and the dramatic coastlines of the Norwegian fjords.

The cinematography takes us into an underwater landscape few of us will ever experience first-hand: shoals of fish moving in mesmerising formation, delicate marine life flourishing among the rocks and seaweed, and a basking shark gliding through plankton-rich waters. Extraordinary close-up photography reveals intricate details and unexpected colours, transforming seemingly familiar waters into a world of astonishing variety.

The film begins with van Rodijnen’s journey to Denmark to capture the spawning of Atlantic salmon, returning to European waters after an absence of more than 60 years. His quest opens up a much wider story about the richness, resilience and vulnerability of this remarkable marine ecosystem.

A voyage of discovery on an impressive cinematic scale, North Sea, Nature Untamed invites us to look again at the waters on our doorstep — and to recognise the wildlife and natural wonders hidden beneath their surface.

See it here on:
Monday 26th October at 8pm
Wednesday 28th at 2pm

Dartmouth Films North Sea, Nature Untamed

20/10/2026

The Owens sisters are back. And the family curse isn’t finished yet…

This Halloween, return to a world of moonlit mischief, powerful spells and complicated love with Practical Magic 2.

Nearly three decades after the original cult favourite, Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman reunite as Sally and Gillian Owens, the witch sisters whose family has long been haunted by a devastating curse. Now, with the next generation of Owens women discovering their own magical powers, the family must confront a dark force that threatens to unravel everything.

Expect candlelit rituals, ancestral secrets, sisterly solidarity and a heady blend of romance, comedy and supernatural drama. With Joey King and Maisie Williams joining the cast as Sally’s daughters, the magic passes to a new generation — but the Owens family’s troubles are far from over.

So gather your coven, embrace the Halloween spirit and join us for a one-off screening at Totnes Cinema.

See it here on Friday 30th Oct at 8pm

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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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