Benedikt Erlingsson follows up his 2013 hit Of Horses and Men with this warm-hearted and utterly unique look at an Icelandic eco-warrior juggling environmental action and foster motherhood.

Almost 50 years after technical issues scuppered its original release, Sydney Pollack’s concert film about Aretha Franklin’s legendary gospel album Amazing Grace finally makes it to the big screen, and is already being hailed as one of the finest music documentaries ever made.

Claire Denis makes her English language debut with this strange, sexual and totally surreal sorta-sci-fi starring Robert Pattinson as a criminal on a mysterious space mission.

A universal story of friendship, rebellion and the irresistible power of gathered youth, set to an electrifying 1990s rave soundtrack, Beats is a bittersweet coming of age story set in a small town in Scotland.

Following up on the promise shown in his 2015 hit Embrace of The Serpent, director Ciro Guerra takes on the mob epic in his latest tale about indigenous traditions and the corrupting forces of wealth and power, set against the backdrop of the Colombian marijuana boom of the 1970s.

The historic story of whistleblower Chelsea Manning, whose 35-year sentence in an all-male maximum security prison was commuted by President Obama in 2017.

Perhaps the greatest film ever made about tennis and one of the best films about the medium of cinema itself, Julien Faraut's entertaining, imaginative and innovative archive documentary about the notoriously temperamental tennis world champion John McEnroe is like no other sports film you’ve ever seen.

After becoming the sole survivor of an air crash, Mads Mikkelsen battles against the elements in this intense snowbound survival thriller, shot on location in the frozen grandeur of Iceland’s polar wilderness.

Want to know more about our natural world? OKIDO Magazine and Let’s Make Art present a fabulous family workshop all about this very thing, especially designed for curious 3-7 year olds

Following a screening of Denial, the true-life procedural drama about the courtroom showdown between Jewish historian Deborah Lipstadt and notorious Holocaust denier David Irving, Deborah Lipstadt joins us to discuss what can be done to combat Antisemitism.

Psychological horror met an ice-cold sci-fi universe in Ridley Scott's visually unique and (still) incredibly scary masterpiece, its pervading, gloomy atmosphere and sense of lonely terror ensuring its cementing as a touchstone in the annals of sci-fi horror.

Join bellowing brothers Sir Boris and Sir Morris in a remastered compilation of the best bits of their much-loved BBC TV series The Big Knights, from the talented creators of Peppa Pig. Narrated by Brian Blessed and others, it's wickedly witty and immensely endearing.

Actor Olivia Wilde makes her directorial debut with this razor-sharp female-fronted comedy about two A-grade students on a mission to cram four years of fun into one night.

Borrowing elements from cinema verité and video blogging, My Friend the Polish Girl follows an American filmmaker attempts to make a documentary about the lives of migrants in post-Brexit referendum London.

In this Lunchtime Talk Studio Resident, Chef and Visual Artist, Jasmine Creusson joins us to discuss everything from food sustainability to her sellout food events, Four. There may even be a tasty treat or two.

Through the nuances of football, social change and sisterhood, this inspiring documentary by Libyan director Naziha Arebi shares the journey of three women and their football team as they navigate an ever-changing post-revolution Libya.

Hungarian director Lászlo Nemes follows up the success of his Cannes winner Son of Saul with this feverishly ambitious mystery drama about a young girl who grows up to become a strong and fearless woman in Budapest on the eve of World War I.

Jim Cummings writes, directs and stars as a emotionally unstable cop in this darkly funny mix of comedy and tragedy, winner of the Grand Jury Prize at SXSW.

Actor Olivia Wilde makes her directorial debut with this razor-sharp female-fronted comedy about two A-grade students on a mission to cram four years of fun into one night.

Through the nuances of football, social change and sisterhood, this inspiring documentary by Libyan director Naziha Arebi shares the journey of three women and their football team as they navigate an ever-changing post-revolution Libya.

Hungarian director Lászlo Nemes follows up the success of his Cannes winner Son of Saul with this feverishly ambitious mystery drama about a young girl who grows up to become a strong and fearless woman in Budapest on the eve of World War I.

Jim Cummings writes, directs and stars as a emotionally unstable cop in this darkly funny mix of comedy and tragedy, winner of the Grand Jury Prize at SXSW.

Whilst languidly probing the trials of exploring sexuality and the consequences of leading secret lives, Luis Buñuel’s sadomasochistic playground lingers in the discomfort and comedy of the games people play, and the distressing disconnect from intimacy that drives desperate and dark decisions.

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

Peter Strickland's (Berberian Sound Studio, Duke of Burgundy) latest is a darkly funny, sensuous and surreal story about a piece of killer couture: a cursed red dress that perfectly fits whoever buys it.

In a bold move by Chilean director Sebastián Lelio (A Fantastic Woman, Disobedience), Gloria Bell is an English language remake of his own acclaimed 2013 film Gloria, this time starring Julianne Moore as a divorced mother having a coming-of-age experience later in life.

This powerful drama, the first English language film from acclaimed Dutch director Sacha Polak (Hemel, Zurich), tells the story of a young woman rebuilding her life after an acid attack leaves her with severe burns.

In a bold move by Chilean director Sebastián Lelio (A Fantastic Woman, Disobedience), Gloria Bell is an English language remake of his own acclaimed 2013 film Gloria, this time starring Julianne Moore as a divorced mother having a coming-of-age experience later in life.

This powerful drama, the first English language film from acclaimed Dutch director Sacha Polak (Hemel, Zurich), tells the story of a young woman rebuilding her life after an acid attack leaves her with severe burns.

A dream of dark and troubling things, don’t miss this rare chance to experience the entrancing atmosphere of one of David Lynch’s most revered cult classics.

To get you in the mood for long sun-filled summer days we're showcasing some of the South West’s finest artisan gins made using traditional skills and the best natural ingredients, kicking off in style with this free tasting event.

Dim the lights and enter the post-biological world of Forest 404, for an exclusive audio screening of this immersive new eco-thriller from the BBC.

Truth, fiction and mischief collide in this playful documentary as we follow the Grammy-winning Chilly Gonzales from his native Montreal to late 1990s Berlin, and via Paris to the world’s great philharmonic halls.

Mahamat-Saleh Haroun's soul-searching film focusing on an African father who flees his war-torn country for France, where he falls in love with a Frenchwoman.

Harmony, healing and shared humanity. This documentary provides a moving portrait of the practice of Kirtan and the people from all walks of life and cultural traditions who seek inner peace by singing mantras together.

Rudeboy is a documentary about the love affair between Jamaican and British youth culture told through the prism of one of the most iconic labels in the history of black music, Trojan Records.

After providing the definitive portrait of motor racing star Ayrton Senna, director Asif Kapadia turns his focus onto another of South America’s most iconic sport stars with this stunning portrait of the controversial, yet sublimely talented Argentinian football legend Diego Maradona.

Documentarian Jeremiah Zagar’s debut narrative feature is a fluid, dream-like adaptation of Justin Torres’ best-selling autobiographical novel about a mixed-race family with three inseparable young sons in upstate New York.

Loud, fearless and (un)typical girls: Gina Birch (The Raincoats) and Helen Reddington (The Chefs), musicians and punk icons turned film directors, serve up a fascinating documentary built on new interviews with the women who played instruments in punk bands in the 1970s.

Mahamat-Saleh Haroun's soul-searching film focusing on an African father who flees his war-torn country for France, where he falls in love with a Frenchwoman.

After providing the definitive portrait of motor racing star Ayrton Senna, director Asif Kapadia turns his focus onto another of South America’s most iconic sport stars with this stunning portrait of the controversial, yet sublimely talented Argentinian football legend Diego Maradona.

Documentarian Jeremiah Zagar’s debut narrative feature is a fluid, dream-like adaptation of Justin Torres’ best-selling autobiographical novel about a mixed-race family with three inseparable young sons in upstate New York.

Stylised to within an inch of its life, director Dario Argento takes us on a giddy ride through one of the most influential genres in film history in this landmark Italian giallo horror, packed full of vibrant violence and chophouse effects.

It Must Schwing! tells the moving story of Alfred Lion and Francis Wolff - founders legendary New York jazz label Blue Note Records - who shared a passionate love of jazz, and of their profound belief in equality and freedom for every single human being.