Baby Friendly Screening

Wes Anderson’s latest offering delves into the murky world of business. Featuring Anderson’s signature visual flare and regulars to his cinematic Universe, as well as some familiar newcomers.

GOOD ONE is a refreshingly nuanced and intimate film showing the uncomfortable crackle of reckoning with your parents’ emotional limitations, set to a backdrop of luscious upstate New York beauty spots.

Berlin, 1942: When heavily pregnant Hilde is detained by the Gestapo, she denies accusations that she aided her lover, Hans, in transcribing coded transmissions from Moscow. But it seems there’s more evidence against her than she anticipated.

Helena Bonham Carter and Pierce Brosnan lead in this hopelessly romantic drama directed by Polly Steele and rounded off by a title song that is co-written and co-performed by Johnny Flynn.

Suburban dad Craig (Tim Robinson, I Think You Should Leave) falls hard for his charismatic new neighbour named Austin (Paul Rudd), when he introduces himself, sparking the possibility of a new friend. As their friendship blossoms, things look good for Craig until it all goes wrong and Austin has a change of heart.