#tyneside cinema

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500 Miles (2026) Review

Finn and Charlie two brother decide that they must runaway from home to be reunited with their Grandfather who lives in Ireland. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (more…)

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Daniel Day-Lewis at Tyneside Cinema in Newcastle back in 1985 for the release of My Beautiful Laundrette 

[arinbicer]

I felt grown up af going to Tyneside cinema🎥. This is adulting done the elegant way💅

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This is now my local cinema. It’s incredibly beautiful and I’m in love.  Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle. 

[lego-loki]

I enjoy a wonderful evening at the Tyneside Cinema, where the lovely Mr Ben Wheatley attended a screening of his hilarious new film Free Fire.

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APOSTASY with filmmaker Q&A in Newcastle TONIGHT

Following fantastic sell-out Q&As in Manchester last week, the new ‘supremely intelligent and gripping’ British drama Apostasy is continuing it’s national UK Q&A tour with a screening at the Tyneside Cinema Newcastle tonight, Monday 23rd July at 18:00

Director Daniel Kokotajlo will be in attendance speaking about his experience making the film and taking questions from the audience. An unmissable chance to speak to one of the brightest new voices in British cinema and be one of the first to see this incredible new independent film.

As devout Jehovah’s Witnesses, sisters Alex and Luisa and their mother, Ivanna, are united in The Truth. Alex looks up to her confident older sister, while striving to follow in Ivanna’s footsteps as a ‘Good Witness’ But when Luisa falls pregnant by her college boyfriend it causes a painful rift in the family as Ivanna and Alex are told by the Elders of the Church that unless they can persuade Luisa to return to the fold they must shun her completely.

With powerhouse performances from Siobhan Finneran (Happy Valley), Sacha Parkinson (Coronation Street) and Molly Wright (Our Girl), Apostasy is sure to be one of the most talked-about British films of the year. Following the Q&A event tour, the film is on general cinema release as well as available on the Curzon Home Cinema on-demand platform from the 27th July.

Find out more about the film at curzon.com/apostasy and book your tickets for the Q&A showing here.

[caterpuppy]

I went to an 'Eat-a-long' screening of Willy Wonka today where you get given a box of sweets to eat at different points during the film! They were all in little paper bags or pots so you didn't know what any of them were until it came time to eat them. (The chocolate milk was amazing)