Norden Farm Centre for the Arts has revealed its latest cinema line-up, showcasing award-season favourites.
Movie enthusiasts in Maidenhead are in for a treat as Norden Farm Centre for the Arts has unveiled a new cinema line-up featuring hotly anticipated award-season contenders.
Film buffs can look forward to a selection of the most talked-about films of the moment, with something for everyone to enjoy.
The programme includes a variety of screenings such as Bring Baby, Relaxed School Holiday, and Open Captioned, ensuring all audiences can enjoy the cinematic experience.
Leading the pack is The Brutalist (18), starring Adrien Brody.
With ten Academy Award nominations and nine BAFTA nods, including Best Film, this movie is a must-see for film lovers.
Fresh from winning three Golden Globes, The Brutalist promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Other films making their way to Norden Farm’s screen include A Complete Unknown (15), a captivating exploration of Bob Dylan’s rise to fame, and the witty comedy-drama A Real Pain (15), starring Kieran Culkin and Jesse Eisenberg.
For thriller enthusiasts, Conclave (12A) offers a tense, edge-of-your-seat experience, while Hard Truths (12A) promises a moving tale of resilience, starring BAFTA-nominated Marianne Jean-Baptiste.
The Seed of the Sacred Fig (15), a drama about the courage to resist toxic regimes, is another standout feature.
Shot entirely in secret, Mohammad Rasoulof’s award-winning thriller speaks to the dividing lines in Iranian society and is nominated for Best International Feature at this year’s Academy Awards and BAFTAs.
Fans of romantic comedies will be delighted with the return of Bridget Jones in Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy (15), while horror lovers can look forward to Robert Eggers’ critically acclaimed Nosferatu (15).
This spring, Norden Farm also offers relaxed school holiday screenings for February half term, including Disney’s Moana 2 (PG) and three-time Academy Award nominee The Wild Robot (U).
Paddington in Peru (PG) also makes a return, promising to enchant viewers once again.
For those seeking a more immersive experience, Event Cinema screenings this season include a powerful production of Macbeth starring David Tennant and Cush Jumbo, Swan Lake and Romeo and Juliet from The Royal Ballet, and Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest featuring Ncuti Gatwa (Doctor Who.)
Film tickets cost £10.50, with concession tickets priced at £9.50.
School holiday family tickets are £9, under 16 tickets are £7, and family and friends tickets, which includes up to four people, are £24.
Event cinema tickets are £16
For more information on screenings and to book tickets, please visit the Norden Farm website.
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