Cinébites

A heart made up of vegetables and fruit

Film + Meal Deal

30% off any of the mains dishes from our menu

Every Tuesday (from 12:00 - 21:00) Club Shed members with a valid cinema ticket can get 30% off any of the main dishes from our Café & Bar menu – which range from Watershed's classic fish and chips to cauliflower, olive and harissa pasta, beef and veggie burgers, and much more.

To get your Cinébites discount, simply show your Club Shed confirmation email to the Café & Bar staff when ordering.

Club Shed is Watershed's membership scheme that gives you discounted cinema and Undershed tickets, advance booking for special events, members-only access to Cinébites, discounts in the Café & Bar, a limited edition Club sticker and loads more. Membership is £15 a year and you can start enjoying your benefits straight away - join the Club here!


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Upcoming Cinébites Screenings

The Secret Agent

classified 15
A person stands with a red rotary phone under a yellow hood, surrounded by faded political posters on a wall.
Tue 24 Feb 14:00 (AD), 17:10 (AD)
Film

A university professor travels from São Paulo to the seaside city of Recife during Carnival week, hoping to reunite with his son. He soon finds out he’s been tailed and spied on by neighbours in his new refuge, leaving him no possible escape from the tentacles of corruption.

A chaotic gathering of people in historical attire dancing exuberantly, with arms raised and expressions of joy and excitement.
Tue 24 Feb 14:10 (AD), 20:30 (AD)
Film

From award-winning writer-director Mona Fastvold (The Brutalist) comes the extraordinary true legend of Ann Lee, founder of the devotional sect known as the Shakers.

Wuthering Heights

classified 15
A couple stands close, sharing a tense embrace against a dramatic cloudy sky, evoking a sense of romance and adventure.
Tue 24 Feb 14:30 (AD), 17:50 (AD), 20:50 (AD)
Film

Emerald Fennell, director of 2023's provocative Saltburn, teams up again with Jacob Elordi alongside Margot Robbie to bring a stylish (and no less 'aggressively provocative') retelling of Emily Brontë's much-loved novel.

The President's Cake

classified 12A
The President's Cake
Tue 24 Feb 17:30 (DS)
Film

While people across 1990s Iraq struggle to survive the war and food shortages, Saddam Hussein requires each school in the country to prepare a cake to celebrate his birthday. Despite her efforts to avoid getting picked, 9-year-old Lamia is chosen among her classmates.

No Other Choice

classified 15
No Other Choice
Tue 24 Feb 20:20 (AD)
Film

Park Chan-wook (Decision To Leave, Old Boy, The Handmaiden) returns with this satirical black comedy/thriller about a husband and father who takes violent action after being laid off.

Sirât

classified 15
Two individuals converse near a vintage van on a rocky terrain, while another person sits nearby. A second vehicle is partially visible in the background.
Tue 3 March 14:30 (AD), 20:30 (AD)
Film

Featuring a bold and bouncing soundtrack by Kangding Ray, Oliver Laxe's Oscar®-nominated for Best International Feature Sirât is a staggering cinematic experience set in the dusty mountains of southern Morocco.

If I Had Legs I'd Kick You
Tue 3 March 17:40 (AD)
Film

With her life crashing down around her, Linda (Rose Byrne) attempts to navigate her child's mysterious illness, her absent husband, a missing person, an increasingly hostile relationship with her therapist (Conan O'Brien) and her job.

Documenting our Own Lives: Video Nation

classified  Listening to Britain
Documenting our Own Lives: Video Nation
Tue 3 March 18:00
Event

In this illustrated discussion between Listening to Britain curator Mark Cosgrove and Mandy Rose, co-producer of Video Nation and Professor of Documentary & Digital Cultures at UWE, they will explore how documenting everyday life through first person diaries and recordings has brought distinct perspectives to the media landscape. 

Wasteman

classified 18
A person in a grey sweatshirt stands against a wall, beside a green door and a framed document on the wall.
Tue 3 March 20:20 (AD)
Film

Taylor gets by in prison, a world of parties, drugs, violence and gangs and so far, has kept out of trouble. However, with the arrival of new cellmate Dee, the chance to make early parole and get his life back are put in jeopardy.

The Shepherd and the Bear

classified 15
The Shepherd and the Bear
Tue 10 March 14:40
Film

The Shepherd and the Bear is a modern folktale about tradition, community and humanity’s relationship with a vanishing natural world.

Sound of Falling

classified 18
Sound of Falling
Tue 10 March 17:10 (AD)
Film

A remote German farm harbours generations of secrets. Four women, separated by decades but united by trauma, uncover the truth behind its weathered walls.

Blue Has No Borders + Q&A

classified 15 Listening to Britain
A group of people seated around a stone circle on a beach, under a vibrant pink and purple sky at dusk.
Tue 10 March 18:00
Film

A young filmmaker is determined to know her neighbours in the port town of Folkestone. But in the aftermath of Brexit, building new relationships isn’t easy.

The Moment

classified 15
The Moment
Tue 10 March 20:30 (AD)
Film

From the mind of Charli XCX comes this mockumentary about a rising pop star navigating the complexities of fame and industry pressure, while preparing for her arena tour debut.

The Love That Remains

classified 15
The Love That Remains
Tue 17 March 14:30, 20:20
Film

Hlynur Pálmason's surrealist Icelandic dramedy captures a year in the life of a family, as a separating couple navigate their changing relationship while co-parenting their three children (played by the director's own children).

All My Sons

classified 18 (CTBA) National Theatre Live
Four individuals are seated on a large branch in a warm, rustic setting, dressed in colorful clothing, engaged in conversation.
Tue 21 April 18:00 (DS)
Film

Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) and Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Hard Truths) feature in a five-star, triumphantly acclaimed new production of Arthur Miller’s classic play.


The details

How to claim

All you have to do to receive the discount is mention Cinébites and show your cinema ticket to the member of staff when you arrive in the Café & Bar.

When to eat

You can eat either before or after your screening (all our film pages now detail the end times of films so you can easily book a table in advance) - the kitchen closes at 21:00 so orders must be in before then! We recommend you allow at least one hour before your screening to eat.

How are we doing?

We really want to hear your feedback on this offer as it's important for us to get it right for you. Drop us a line at communications@watershed.co.uk and we'll be happy to talk.