The sixth in a series of year-long events reflecting on cinema from 2000 - 09. Each month we select a film from each year which stands out as in some way redefining and shaping the second century of cinema.

Film critic Nigel Floyd will look back at the decade in horror films and introduce the screening. Del Toro's stunning, timeless tale of the battle between good and evil is probably one of the most visually imaginative films of the last decade. Set against the backdrop of a fascist regime in 1944 Spain, it centres on a lonely, dreamy child living with her mother and a cruel stepfather intent on crushing the area's rebel forces. She plunges deep into her imagination to a world filled with fantastical creatures... but the real beasts lurk closer to home.

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Visit the Decalogue Website to get involved and get a decade's worth of debate started - leave a comment, share your 2000-09 movie memory, enter competitions and read about our reasons behind choosing some of the films.

Fee: £4.50 / £3.50 concessions.