What's on today
Mon 26 Jan
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DShed: Five Things Slapstick
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To celebrate this month's Slapstick Festival, here are Five Things Slapstick; a collection of jocular shorts to help you laugh off those January blues...
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What's Rife?: Q&A With A Trans Teen
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This week Rife journalist Sammy Jones talks to ‘Zack’, a trans person living in Bristol, to find out more about being trans and how it can affect even the smallest things that most people might take for granted.
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Cinébabies: Testament of Youth (12A)
11:00
Vera Brittain’s beloved and powerful World War I memoir is exquisitely realised in this moving and very timely adaptation - a manifesto of the female experience of war and a sobering account of the loss of a generation.
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Testament of Youth (12A)
14:00, 17:30
Vera Brittain’s beloved and powerful World War I memoir is exquisitely realised in this moving and very timely adaptation - a manifesto of the female experience of war and a sobering account of the loss of a generation.
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A Most Violent Year (15)
14:50, 17:50, 21:00
Set in the chilly winter of 1981 in New York, Oscar Isaac (Inside Llewyn Davis) is once again pounding the city’s frosty streets - this time as Abel, a self made businessman in this brilliant feature from JC Chandor (Margin Call, All Is Lost).
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International Film Festival Rotterdam Live! - Melody (15)
18:00
Melody, a homeless young hairdresser, agrees to bear the child of high flying older London executive Emily in exchange for enough money to realise her dream to start her own hair salon in this brilliantly performed drama.
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Birdman (15)
20:20
Michael Keaton gives a career-defining performance in Alejandro González Iñárritu’s absurdly hysterical backstage melodrama about a washed up actor looking to get his career flying again in what is one of the standout films of the year.
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Whiplash (15)
20:50
A supremely talented young jazz drummer is cherry picked for a place in an elite New York school’s top ensemble in this intense, exhilarating drama about the relationship between a musical prodigy and his teacher, that will leave you breathless.
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