From the imagination of Bong Joon Ho (Okja, Snowpiercer, The Host), this must-see Oscar®-winning blackly comic thriller finds a family of grifters worming their way into an upper-class family’s perfect world.

Michael Winterbottom (24 Hour Party People, The Trip) returns with this sharp-tongued satire on corporate greed starring Steve Coogan.

Austrian director Jessica Hausner (Lourdes) first English language feature is a sci-fi horror about a genetically engineered plant designed to lift peoples' moods.

For this lunchtime talk we welcome Mutiny, a new public art organisation inspired by the potential of bringing new stories and experiences to audiences across the UK and Europe.

Writer/director Todd Haynes (Carol, Far From Heaven) returns with the shocking and heroic true story of an attorney (Mark Ruffalo) who risks his career and family to expose a brazen and lengthy history of chemical waste pollution in West Virginia.

George MacKay stars as Ned Kelly in Justin Kurzel’s (Snowtown, Macbeth) brutally violent and unflinchingly stark re-telling of the life and crimes of Australia’s most notorious outlaw.

Winner of Best Screenplay and the Queer Palm at Cannes (where it received rave reviews and was widely considered the best film of the festival), Céline Sciamma’s striking fourth feature is an exquisite tale of female desire, hidden love, art, and the gaze.

Visionary director Richard Stanley (Hardware, Dust Devil) makes his triumphant return with this dazzling adaptation of HP Lovecraft's most famous story, starring a brilliantly unhinged Nicolas Cage.

Film soundtracks rarely get more iconic than this. A truly groundbreaking counterculture odyssey, Dennis Hopper's Easy Rider remains the definitive cinematic portrait and soundscape of its era.

Join us for an exciting showcase of new short films from emerging Black British filmmakers that have been made with the support of BFI NETWORK funding across the UK. Followed by a panel discussion with the filmmakers.

Cinéphiles is a film discussion group that meets once a month to discuss films chosen from Watershed's programme. All are welcome.

Winner of Best Screenplay and the Queer Palm at Cannes (where it received rave reviews and was widely considered the best film of the festival), Céline Sciamma’s striking fourth feature is an exquisite tale of female desire, hidden love, art, and the gaze.

Since setting up in October 2018, Pervasive Studio residents Tiny Giant have embarked on a tech-powered crusade to explore creative AI. Come and find out how that journey's been so far.

Portuguese auteur Pedro Costa (Horse Money) returns with a moody drama based on the real-life experiences of Cape Verdean star Vitalina Varela - who waited 25 years for a plane ticket to join her husband in Lisbon, only to discover she just missed his funeral.

This timely documentary, narrated by Jodie Foster, recalls the extraordinary life of pioneering female director Alice Guy-Blaché.

A revolutionary and ground-breaking film about music and the underbelly of Jamaican life, Perry Henzell’s cult classic and influential reggae movie starring singer Jimmy Cliff is powered by one of the most infectious scores in cinema history.

From the 1870s to the modern era, Radioactive is a journey through Marie Curie's enduring legacies - her passionate relationships, scientific breakthroughs, and the consequences that followed for her and for the world.

Celebrate International Women's Day with this brilliant line up of short films from Feminista Film Festival telling the some of the most inspiring stories about women and girls from around the world.

Join us for a special preview of one of the most talked about films at Cannes this year, exploring the possibilities of love, cultural identity, sexuality and self-expression within a repressively anti-LGBTQ+ society.

BAFTA-winning director Philippa Lowthorpe (Swallows and Amazons, Three Girls, The Crown) returns with a comedy-drama about a group of women who hatched a plan to disrupt the 1970 Miss World beauty competition in London.

This award-winning Georgia-set drama (one of the most talked about films at Cannes) explores the possibilities of love, cultural identity, sexuality and self-expression within a repressively anti-LGBTQ+ society.

Cosmo Jarvis and Barry Keoghan deliver knock out performances in Nick Rowland’s brooding yet tender crime film about a feared enforcer caught between conflicting loyalties to his drug-dealing employers and trying to be a good father to his autistic young son.

Acclaimed Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho (Neighbouring Sounds, Aquarius) returns with this wild, weird and explosive mix of ultra-violent revenge western and futuristic sci-fi about a mythological Brazilian town that falls under attack from invading forces.

Join us for a relaxed screening of Misbehaviour. These screenings are designed to benefit our customers with additional needs (such as people living with dementia, autism, or other neuro-diverse people and their personal assistants, friends and family) or anyone who wants to enjoy a film in a more relaxed environment.

John Travolta stars as a Brooklyn shop assistant who escapes the harsh realities of working-class life when he embarks on a reckless, yet thrilling road to becoming the king of the New York disco scene.

In this live expanded cinema performance director Zia Anger turns her experiences of a failed feature film project into a convention defying experience that will challenge your perception of what a film can be.

Filmmaker Alla Kovgan (Nora) returns with an immersive, 3D cinematic experience charting the artistic evolution of iconic American choreographer Merce Cunningham.

A pyromaniac returns to his mother's farm in Oliver Laxe's visually jaw-dropping study of the Galician landscape - winner of the Un Certain Regard at Cannes last year.

Acclaimed director Hirokazu Kore-eda (Shoplifters, Like Father, Like Son) first film made outside his native Japan is a powerful and emotional story of family conflicts starring Catherine Deneuve and Juliette Binoche as a mother and daughter in the film industry whose professional collaboration triggers long-buried resentments.

A cult movie that ushered in a new era of independent film more than any other film in the 1990’s. Brash, abrasive, unrelenting, and with a soundtrack as iconic as they come, Quentin Tarantino's breakout hit thrillingly captured a sense of “cool”.