Film

As Riley from the original INSIDE OUT film goes through the difficult changes of puberty, this exuberant sequel, with its lovable, funny ‘emotion’ characters, follows her path with reassuring messages for a young audience.

Inspired by a real-life experience of Margolin’s own grandmother, THELMA puts a clever spin on movies like MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, shining the spotlight on an elderly grandmother as an unlikely action hero.

Described by Bong Joon Ho as the smartest debut film he has seen in the last 10 years, Jason Wu’s SLEEP is black comedy horror mystery thriller about a couple navigating strange nocturnal behaviour.

Facing a total extinction event a brilliant geneticist named Dr Jonathan Figg discovers a miracle vaccine that is fast tracked into production, saving the final remnants of humanity. Unfortunately there’s one side effect – the vaccine completely erases all memory of surfing from the human mind.

Based on the best-selling novel by Michael Morpurgo (War Horse) and adapted for screen by Frank Cottrell-Boyce (The Railway Man, Hilary and Jackie), Kensuke’s Kingdom spotlights the epic adventure of Michael, a young boy shipwrecked on a remote island who must adapt to life alone.

How can you measure happiness? The country of Bhutan invented Gross National Happiness to do just that, and Amber is one of the agents who travels door to door to meet people and measure how happy they really are.

Iconic in every sense, The Goonies defined a generation and helped us believe in our sense of adventure (and the motivational energy of Cyndi Lauper). Directed by the late Richard Donner (Superman, Scrooged) and with a score written by Joseph Williams (Lead singer of Toto and son of John Williams) this film was destined to succeed.

Barry Jenkins follow up his Oscar-winning Moonlight is a beautiful romance based on the James Baldwin novel of the same name.

The film that revived our love of the old fashioned romantics and inspired us to brave the colour yellow once more. Damien Chazelle’s LA LA LAND balances hollywood classics with cinematic modernism and turned us all into fans of curated fun.

Join us for our first ever mystery film in Studio 74. Inspired by our Best of Big Screen in the Park catalogue our programmers have selected a title to surprise and delight you.

Neil Boyle and Kirk Hendry, the directors, will join us on Thursday 8 August at 2pm for a conversation and Q&A after the screening.

Radical. Unorthodox. Brave?
This bunch of kooks take to the water and defy expectations.

While hiding from bullies in his school’s attic, a young boy discovers the extraordinary land of Fantasia, through a magical book called The Never Ending Story. The book tells the tale of Atreyu, a young warrior who, with the help of a luck dragon named Falkor, must save Fantasia from the destruction of The Nothing.

Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. It’s fun to be a vampire. When Michael and Sam relocate to a run down seaside town in dusty California they find the residents are all too keen to show them the local customs.

Agatha Christie’s classic whodunit follows thirteen strangers stranded on a train and one man’s race against time to solve the case before the murderer strikes again.

Fun and energetic, Armando Iannucci’s (The Death of Stalin) fresh retelling of a Charles Dickens classic is bold and inspired.

Here we go again! ABBA fans assemble! Gimme gimme gimme all your best sing along vibes, let lose and join us for an evening designed to make you feel good.

Real- life Irish rap group, Kneecap, rails against British imperialism in Rich Peppiatt’s riotous, unruly comic docudrama Kneecap.

Everything is awesome! But can it really be 10 year’s since we were introduced to Emmet and the bizarre and brilliant Lego film universe?

The film that introduced us to the iconic, Indiana Jones had to be included in our summer big screen celebration line up. Over 40 years on this film proves it really isn’t the age, but the mileage that counts.

If you thought Frodo’s challenge was epic think again. Exeter City of Literature present Lord of the Rings Trilogy. The EXTENDED edition.