How to Change the World, a film documenting the birth and beginnings of the Greenpeace movement comes to City Screen for a live premiere and panel discussion. Continue reading
Irrational Man sees Allen returning to his classic creative stomping ground of a troubled intellectual, played Joaquin Phoenix, being stirred back to life by a younger woman – in this case, it’s Emma Stone as one of his students. Continue reading
With the release of Mad Max: Fury Road just around the corner, City Screen are showing a double bill of Mad Max one and two. Continue reading
Vespertine is calling for artists and filmmakers to get involved in a series of upcoming events in York. Continue reading
Ryan Gosling will be taking questions via satellite after a preview of his directorial debut, Lost River, on April 9th. Continue reading
It’s a rollercoaster of laughter and sadness throughout X+Y as Asa Butterfield takes up the role of autistic maths genius Nathan Ellis. Continue reading
British thriller Catch Me Daddy is coming to City Screen. A dark tale set against the back drop of the Yorkshire Moors. Continue reading
Dr Sketchy’s is getting budding artists, or people who just want to give some drawing a whirl, to take a trip to Wonderland in its latest event. Continue reading
City Screen is showing The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, with director Mark Herman leading a question and answer session, to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day. Continue reading
The film adaptation of Stephen Sondheim’s musical Into The Woods has arrived and it is delightful and dark. Viewers are drawn in by their favourite fairytale characters, music and magic and it seems that City Screen has fallen under its spell. Continue reading