Norden Farm Centre for the Arts has unveiled its latest cinema line-up.
The centre, in Maidenhead, is offering a range of films this spring, catering to various audiences.
Movie-goers can look forward to the screening of 'Black Bag', a new spy drama featuring Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett.
Directed by Steven Soderbergh, the film follows legendary spy George Woodhouse as he faces a dilemma when his wife is suspected of national betrayal.
The cinema will also feature 'Mickey 17.'
Set in a dystopian future, Mickey Barnes- portrayed by Robert Pattinson- deals with a job which is 'to die for.'
Visitors can also see 'On Falling', directed by Laura Carreira.
This film follows Aurora, a Portuguese warehouse picker, who attempts to combat the loneliness between her job and her flat-share through the power of small talk.
Film enthusiasts can also delve into history with a series of documentaries.
'Becoming Led Zeppelin' explores the early days of the famous rock band, while 'Ernest Cole: Lost & Found' tells the story of the South African photographer who first exposed the horrors of apartheid.
The life of the original 'It' girl is depicted in 'Twiggy'.
Mr Burton, based on the real-life story of Richard Burton, will be shown in May.
The film charts the journey of a wayward schoolboy, Richard Jenkins, whose talent for drama is discovered by his teacher, Philip Burton.
School holiday screenings in May will include a live-action remake of Disney's 'Snow White' and the animation 'Flow'.
The season also includes the Oscar-winning film 'I'm Still Here', featuring Fernanda Torres.
The story follows a mother of five as she reinvents herself after a violent act by the Brazilian government.
'Sister Midnight' will also be shown, following Uma as she navigates the challenges of domestic life and eventually faces her own peculiar behaviours.
The cinema will also host a variety of event screenings.
These include the mythical adventure 'The Royal Opera: Die Walküre', Pink Floyd at Pompeii – MCMLXXII, and 'Peppa Meets the Baby Cinema Experience'.
With over 20 titles available, the venue offers a café bar with drinks that can be taken into the screenings, as well as lunch and dinner menus.
With so much to offer, Norden Centre for the Arts is the perfect place to spend this spring.
There is also free parking on site.
A full list of cinema screenings at Norden Farm can be found online.
Tickets for the various screenings are available from the Box Office or online.
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