Norden Farm Centre for the Arts in Maidenhead has announced its upcoming summer cinema line-up.
The programme is set to feature 'some of the most talked about films of the moment'.
From thrilling anticipated blockbusters to acclaimed documentaries, the centre will offer something for every taste.
The cinema programme provides special screenings, such as 'Bring Baby' schemes, which include a complimentary tea or coffee and free admission for babies under two.
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There are also 'relaxed school holiday screenings', as well as captioned screenings.
Event cinema screenings this season include National Theatre Live: Les Liaisons Dangereuses, featuring Lesley Manville from Phantom Thread and Aidan Turner from Poldark.
Fans of acclaimed actor Sir Ian McKellen are in for a treat as he stars in the upcoming film 'The Christophers', alongside Michaela Coel.
The film is 'a sharp and remarkable tale of creativity, legacy and avarice'.
Fashion lovers will enjoy the much-anticipated return of Runway Magazine with The Devil Wears Prada 2.
Suspense enthusiasts will not want to miss 'Tuner’, a suspenseful heist thriller centring on a gifted piano tuner with an unexpected aptitude for cracking safes.
The venue will also be screening 'Our Land', a stirring documentary delving into the question of who has the right to roam the English countryside.
Time travel enthusiasts will enjoy Glastonbury The Movie: 30th Anniversary Cut, which gives viewers a glimpse back to 1993, while Northern Soul – Still Burning offers a fresh look at the enduring legacy of Northern Soul.
Film lovers will also be able to enjoy 'Köln 75', which tells the inspirational story of an ambitious teenage concert promoter and American jazz pianist Keith Jarrett.
World cinema fans are in for a treat with a diverse line-up that includes French comedy-drama 'Colours of Time', Italian period drama 'Primavera', seductive thriller 'Eagles of the Republic', and Leonora in the Morning Light.
Film rendezvous come with a side serving of indulgence as the cinema’s Café bar allows filmgoers to enter with their drinks.
Dining options include an enticing selection for both lunch and dinner, transforming the cinema visit into a complete day out.
Ticket prices are as follows: Film tickets are £10.50, Concessions at £9.50, School Holiday Family Screenings at £9, £7 for under 16s, and £28 for Family and Friends (4 people).
Event cinema tickets are £17, and Bring Baby Screening tickets are £5.50, which includes a cup of tea or filter coffee. Babies go free.
The full film schedule can be found at norden.farm/events/future/cinema.
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