Films

to go on 40 dates in... well you can guess how long she has to do it. If she can prove love isn’t out there, Gran will pay her rent for a year.

only to discover that, with the boy out of the way, everyone is WAY happier. So what does she do now? 

forcing a knackered Batman to round up his old foes before facing the mastermind himself.

marked mainly by rivers of mud, steely grey skies and (consider yourself warned) extreme brutality.

who starts speaking an alien language and a mysterious man determined to expose proof of extraterrestrial life. Blunt is sublime in the lead.

who stumble into a Las Vegas heist. Next thing you know, they’re joining forces with an ex-MI6 agent to recover a stolen diamond gauntlet from a master thief.

 turn when a trip to a book signing leads to Tom meeting – and sleeping – with his "celebrity pass". Reeling from the betrayal, Gail impulsively joins her friend Otto on a trip to Los Angeles, where a psychic convinces Gail that the only way to save her marriage is to "even the scales" with her own celebrity pass: Jon Hamm. 

modern-day London and a wealthy British-Indian family, it sees his father’s murder send him spiralling into grief, rage and revenge.

England, it finds the restless newlywed stirring up desire, jealousy and betrayal during one increasingly debauched night at her country estate.

unaware that the place is haunted. What happens next has all the hallmarks of the atmospheric horror we’ve come to expect from its maker.

artist Wilde, appoints him her, ahem, ‘sexual muse’. What follows is a heady cocktail of sex, obsession, power, betrayal and murder.

marriage is on the rocks – until a dinner with their sexually adventurous upstairs neighbours (Cruz and Norton) takes a somewhat eyebrow-raising turn.

from the past 25 years. Expect lots of bantz, plenty of painful, wince-inducing antics and – if you like that sort of thing – some laughs along the way.

an exiled nobleman will be blessed with abundance and fortune. Hoping to bring prosperity to his impoverished community, he eagerly submits a petition to host one—unaware that his guest is none other than the fallen monarch, deposed boy-king Danjong.

It finds Galitzine’s Prince Adam returning to Eternia after 15 years away – only to find his homeland under the evil rule of Leto’s Skeletor.

becomes depressed by their break-up. A trip to sunny Florida might cheer up the pooch, but could it rekindle his owners’ romance too?

gangster whose girlfriend he fell for, he emerges from prison with one thing on his mind: violent retribution.

 Hoping to ease tensions, Jung-ah invites them to dinner, but polite chatter soon unravels into raw, boundary-breaking honesty, exposing hidden cracks in relationships with biting wit and emotional precision.

 and a late-night jam session. But when Danny turns one of Rick's songs into the hit that reignites his career, Rick sets out to reclaim the recognition he believes he deserves - even if it means risking everything he cares about.

 becomes her teacher. Inspired by his music and mentorship, she finds the courage to defy the future mapped out for her and pursue her passion.

Things change when he links up with a faded baseball player and together they take on the surprisingly gruelling world of race walking.

intelligence. But when the signals start coming back, a scientific breakthrough threatens to become something far more dangerous.

of seeing his old friends move on without him—sparks a change in Peter he may not have the power to control. But that transformation might also be the only thing that can stop a shocking new threat to the city and those he loves - a powerful villain no one can even see.

and fear. Determined to help him, his mother Mi-ra builds a glucose monitoring tool, transforming life for her son and other families who seek her guidance. But as hope spreads, Mi-ra is charged with creating an illegal medical device, thrusting a mother’s act of love into a battle against rigid regulations

 harms her beloved dog Krypto, Supergirl sets off across the galaxy on a mission of vengeance and justice, joined by an unlikely companion.

horror franchise – only to become dangerously entangled with Anderson’s mysterious, reclusive original ‘final girl’.

 reuniting with CIA colleagues to tackle an enemy who knows their every move.

 of a passionate astronomer who finds herself determined to resist love and marriage. All this, and Lily Allen, too!

 prosecutor and a driven narcotics cop as a drug investigation spins into chaos.

 (ha ha), but think on this: it looks good and features people with seagoing superpowers duking it out underwater. What more do you blimmin’ want?

future war over possession of a precious substance called Spice) pays off handsomely in this thrilling, immersive and visually stunning sequel.

except that this time Zilla and Kong are bezzie mates and working together to stop the powerful, frost-breathing Titan.

with her friend Javi. Joined by reckless storm chaser Tyler Owens (Powell), they face a life-or-death battle as a series of massive tornadoes converge over Oklahoma.

who has a chance encounter with a reluctant Bar mitzvah boy, Oliver (Kit Rakusen) - it's a meeting which ultimately changes both their lives forever.

 When Musa, an Afghan refugee, knocks on his door, Gordon finally finds the support he has been waiting for. The two men become friends, confronting their respective cultures and pasts with humour and kindness. But when Gordon discovers the true intentions of Musa's visit, he is faced with a moral dilemma that will throw his long held convictions into question

Here she outlines the terms and conditions she requires for the arrival of her new sibling.

a creature who leads her on her journey. If you live with dementia, you might find the gentle music and animation in this nature-filled story calming and peaceful. The story of an older woman and the children she meets along the way may spark memories of your own family and friends.    

and Sam as they attempt to make their first pair of boots and honour LGBTQ+ lives and culture. People living with dementia may enjoy the sights and sounds of the old Singer sewing machine used to create these one-of-a-kind boots. The lively bluegrass soundtrack might get some feet tapping too.

but still, she’s impressed by how much they’re loving life and each other. A train ride through the Welsh countryside is narrated in poetry in this short animation. Join these tartan-clad travelling companions on their railway adventure. If you’re living with dementia, you may enjoy the colour, joy and romance of this movie.

The members of this club are here to catch some waves and turn the tide on expectations of what a surfer can be. Set in Australia, this documentary about a group of older women surfers is a joy to watch. People living with dementia may find the sights and sounds of the ocean exhilarating and enjoyable.

done that, and dated David Bowie while she was at it! Can her colleagues or customers believe a word she says? If you’re living with dementia, you may find the small village post office setting charming. You may also enjoy the quirky humour of this short comedy.

This artful animation takes us on a journey through life, where obstacles are transformed into positive outcomes. People living with dementia may find the bold colour scheme of purple, red and yellow pleasing to look at and the soundscape dreamlike and mesmerising. A surprise inside an egg at the end might make you smile.

one day, she was. This loving documentary is made with archive and current photos and home-movie clips of Guyana. If you’re living with dementia, you may enjoy the black and white and colour photos of London and Georgetown. You may find Noella’s voice soothing and calming. The film might spark memories of your childhood, holidays and home.

This is a portrait of resilience, kindness, and the quiet power of human connection in an ever-changing world. If you’re living with dementia, you may enjoy the scenery of the beautiful Yorkshire valleys. Customers buying their bits and pieces and stopping by for a chat may spark memories of your favourite shops.

Quote from the director 

Pegs & Bacon is a film about the quiet importance of human connection. In an increasingly contactless world, May’s little Yorkshire farm shop offers something beautifully simple — real conversation, familiarity, kindness, and a sense that somebody knows your name before you’ve even reached the counter. Whether someone comes in for milk and eggs, a chat, or simply a moment in a warm and welcoming place, May reminds us how much small everyday interactions matter. As you’re watching this, May is probably out delivering groceries and papers in her trusty Subaru somewhere along the Pennine lanes. I hope viewers come away feeling comforted and reminded of the people and places that quietly hold communities together.