Animals (15)
Thu 01 Jan 1970 - Thu 01 Jan 1970
Category
Price
£7* | £5* students/under 25s | 3 films for £18*
Time
Thu 01 Jan 1970 - Thu 01 Jan 1970
Price
£7* | £5* students/under 25s | 3 films for £18*
Time
Dir. Sophie Hyde
109 mins | 2019 | UK, Australia, Ireland
Laura and Tyler are soulmates. Thirty-something best friends and revellers residing in Dublin, they are ingrained in the fabric of each others lives; dating, partying, drinking and living their life without limitations.
American ex-pat, Tyler a siren of drugs, alcohol and debauchery lures aspiring writer, Laura, away from her long overdue novel as well as her new beau, the irresistibly handsome Jim. A tee-total classical pianist, Jim is the antithesis of Tyler and the world she and Laura inhabit, and with his presence the girls hedonistic double act finds itself in jeopardy.
While Tyler wants to keep the party going, Laura, buoyed by Jims restraint and stability, starts to emerge from her years of partying, searching for her place in the world. Caught between desires youth and adulthood, her old self and her future self Laura impulsively gets engaged to Jim, knocking Tyler for a loop. Bereft at the thought of losing her partner in crime, Tyler spies a chance to rock the boat of the perfect life Laura can see on the horizon, but in doing so inadvertently helps Laura find a new unexpected path to independence.
At once both a celebration of female friendship and an examination of the choices we make when facing a crossroad, Animals is an honest, funny, edgy, unconventional and bittersweet snapshot of modern women.
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THE GUARDIAN
Captures the moments you cant remember but youll never forget.
COMEDY CENTRAL
‘May just fill the Fleabag-shaped hole in your life
ESQUIRE
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EMPIRE
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THE LIST
Triple F-Rated:
Directed by a woman, written by a woman and starring a significant woman.
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