Brudenell Road, Leeds, LS6 1JD
0113 275 2045
Access: Street level access to stalls via fire exit. No wheelchair accessible toilets. Guide Dogs welcome. Bus 56 from the city centre.
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The zombie genre has enjoyed unprecedented popularity with mainstream audiences thanks to the success of films like Dawn of the Dead and Frank Darabont’s hit TV series The Walking Dead. But 13 Eerie is a fresh take on a genre that’s literally decomposing. This epic battle of the undead follows the story of six ambitious [...]
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A rare chance to see a much overlooked example of director Yasujiro Ozu and star Kinuyo Tanaka at their absolute finest. Awaiting her husband’s return from the war, Tokiko (Tanaka) struggles to support herself and their young child Hiroshi, a situation which reaches a crisis point when Hiroshi falls ill and requires life-saving treatment. Left [...]
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Steve and his bride-to-be Tina are having a weekend away so that they can spend some time with Steve’s sister and her husband, who are to be their maid of honour and best man, respectively. While the boys are planning a weekend of drinking, bridezilla Tina has other plans – organising the wedding and making [...]
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Ivan Turgenev’s classic novel is brought to life with luscious cinematography and set design in Andrei Konchalovsky’s third feature A Nest of Gentlefolk. Disenchanted with the superficial glitter of Parisian society and with his frivolous wife, Fyodor Lavretsky returns to his long neglected estate in Russia in the decadent days of the aristocracy shortly before [...]
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A Town Called Panic is a wonder to behold – a giddy, wildly inventive, surreal and laugh out loud film with an exhilarating and infectious energy that bursts off the screen. In order to recover their house Horse, Cowboy and Indian go on a journey of epic proportions, travelling to the centre of the earth [...]
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A festival favourite from 2004 and screening on 35mm, Aaltra is a hilarious wheelchair road movie, a wonderfully deadpan and irreverent comedy scattered liberally with ingenious sight and sound gags. The story follows two feuding neighbours who seem to live only to torment one another. When they come to blows over an item of agricultural [...]
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‘Brandon Cronenberg’s striking body-horror debut is a chilling vision of our cultural obsession with celebrity. In a dystopian future world, Syd March (Caleb Landry Jones) works at the Lucas Clinic, which has an unusual and highly profitable line of business: deliberately infecting paying customers with diseases harvested from top celebrities, thus providing a ‘biological communion’ [...]
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The passionate, atmospheric Asya’s Happiness is the greatest of Andrei Konchalovsky’s early films, but it was banned by the Soviet authorities and barely seen for 20 years. Otherwise it would surely have stood as a landmark of 60s Soviet cinema. Asya is a lame young woman who works as a cook in a remote Russian [...]
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When Alex and Meg (played by director Dominic Brunt and real-life wife Joanne Mitchell) head off to a remote cottage for the weekend to try and patch up their struggling relationship, neither of them expect to be attacked by marauding zombies. As things get worse Meg is about to find out just how deep her [...]
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Cult psychedelic sci-fi odyssey Beyond the Black Rainbow has divided critics and audiences, attracting outspoken champions and derisive naysayers in roughly equal numbers. Sufficed to say it is quite unlike anything else featuring eye catching retro-futurist production design, a pulsating analogue synth soundtrack and trippy visuals that make 2001 seem like The King’s Speech. Deep [...]
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