Bridport Arts Centre
War Paint – Women at War (2025)
5th November @ 7.30pm. From quilting in Japanese prisoner camps to graffiti in Sudan via Rachel Whiteread, Maggi Hambling and Lee Miller, this documentary covers myriad artistic responses to conflict. The Guardian. Leslie Felperin.
Kinaesthesia (2026)
26th November @ 19.30pm. What Kinaesthesia restores is the shock of invention. Fox lets the danger breathe again: comic, grotesque, erotic, childish, death-haunted. Gazettely. Naser Nahandian.
Bridport Electric Palace
Heart of The Beast. (2026)
4th November @ 19.30pm. Presumably, only humans can be nominated for Oscars. Otherwise, the four German Shepherds who play Odin mostly one named Uber, along with his offspring Seeka, Ryker, and Hondo would be best-actor shoo-ins. At the very least, the dog wrangler should get best-casting consideration. Boston Globe. Mark Feeney.
Sense and Sensibility (2026)
6th November 6th @ 19.30 and 11th November @ 12.00. By doing so much work to give Jane Austen’s characters a more contemporary feel, Oakley has made a Sense and Sensibility that feels timeless, one that will endear the author to a whole new generation of women learning how to balance their own needs with what society expects from them. Next Best Picture. Dan Bayer.
The Yellow Tie (2026)
18th November @ 14.00 and @ 19.30
The film is stunningly gorgeous, Spoiler Free Reviews. Jami Losurdo.
Weymouth Pavillion
Trainspotting (1996) – 30th Anniversary
1st November @ 19.00. 4K Restoration.
A must-see. Chicago Reader. Jonathan Rosenbaum.
