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Upcoming Cinema July & August 2026 Visit rosestheatre.org/cinema to see production credits, read full synopses of each film and to view trailers.

Box Office: 01684 295074 • rosestheatre.org/cinema

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Madfabulous 12A, 1hr 48mins AD WED 1 JUL 11.00AM (CM) A flamboyant rebel, a collapsing fortune, and a true story too outrageous for Victorian Britain.

Madfabulous tells the extraordinary true story of Henry Paget, the 5th Marquess of Anglesey, a dazzling aristocrat who shocked Victorian society with his lavish spending, theatrical flair and refusal to follow any rules but his own.

Savage House 15, 1hr 54mins AD WED 1 JUL 7.30PM THU 2 JUL 11.00AM Set in 18th century England during a deadly pox outbreak and the Jacobite uprising, Savage House follows Sir Chauncey and Lady Savage as they chase status, wealth and social glory with spectacularly poor judgement. Their grand estate becomes a theatre of duels, decadence and spiraling scandal. As the Savages’ schemes grow bolder and bloodier, the film skewers privilege, power and the absurdity of the ruling class.

Tuner 15, 1hr 47mins AD

THU 2 JUL 7.30PM Leo Woodall (Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy) stars as Niki, a gifted young piano tuner whose meticulous ear reveals an unexpected talent for cracking safes — a discovery that pulls him into a high stakes criminal underworld. Guided and complicated by his mentor, (another charismatic late career turn by Dustin Hoffman), and drawn toward classical pianist Ruthie (Havana Rose Liu), Niki must navigate loyalty, danger and the limits of his own moral compass.

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Disclosure Day 15, 2hrs 15mins AD FRI 3 JUL 7.30PM & SUN 5 JUL 7.30PM Disclosure Day marks Steven Spielberg’s long awaited return to original sci fi, reuniting him with screenwriter David Koepp, the collaborator behind Jurassic Park, War of the Worlds and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Set against rising global unease, the story follows meteorologist Emily Blunt and cybersecurity whistleblower Josh O’Connor as they uncover evidence of extraterrestrial contact buried within atmospheric data and classified systems. Their discovery triggers a worldwide reckoning, forcing governments—and ordinary people— to confront undeniable proof.

The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford 15, 1hr 43mins AD

MON 13 JUL 7.30PM & THU 16 JUL 11.00AM In a remote Scottish village, Kenneth has devoted his life to preserving the legend of local hero Sir Douglas Weatherford.

But when a glossy fantasy TV production arrives and captures the public imagination, his carefully ordered world begins to unravel. Blending melancholy, wit and magical absurdity, this quirky and distinctively British comedy provides a sly commentary on history, fandom and cultural change.

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Taxi Driver: 50th Anniversary 18, 1hr 54mins AD

WED 15 JULY 7.30PM Robert De Niro delivers a career-defining performance as Travis Bickle, a lonely Vietnam veteran drifting through the darkness of 1970’s New York.

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Toy Story 5 PG, 1hr 42mins AD SAT 18 JUL 10.00AM SUN 19 JUL 2.00PM MON 20 JUL 2.00PM (SF) THU 23 JUL 11.00AM TUE 28 JUL 7.30PM In Toy Story 5, Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the gang face their biggest challenge yet: the rise of high tech toys. When Lilypad, a smart tablet toy with bold ideas, arrives in Bonnie’s room, the classic crew must adapt fast or risk becoming obsolete.

As playtime transforms, friendships are tested and new alliances form. Packed with humour, heart and dazzling adventure, this next chapter explores what it truly means to be a toy in a rapidly changing world.

Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu 12A, 2hrs 12mins AD

SAT 18 JULY 7.30PM As the New Republic struggles to maintain order following the Empire’s collapse, legendary bounty hunter Din Djarin and his young apprentice Grogu are drawn into a dangerous mission that will test their courage, loyalty and bond. Packed with action, spectacle and the heart that made the series a worldwide hit, this is essential big-screen entertainment for audiences of every generation.

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Virginia Woolf’s Night & Day 12A, 1hr 35mins AD

MON 20 JULY 7.30PM, THU 23 JULY 7.30PM (S) WED 12 AUG 11.00AM (CM) Set in Edwardian London, Night & Day follows the intelligent and independent Katharine Hilbery as she navigates family expectations, romance and her passion for astronomy.

Reimagining Virginia Woolf’s beloved novel with warmth, wit and visual imagination, the film celebrates ambition, selfdiscovery and the search for a life beyond convention.

Mamma Mia! (Dementia Friendly) PG, 1hr 48mins WED 22 JUL 11.00AM (DF) Independent hotelier Donna is preparing for her daughter’s wedding with the help of two old friends. Meanwhile, spirited bride-to-be Sophie invites three men from her mother’s past in order to discern which is her biological father.

The Invite 15, 1hr 47mins AD MON 27 JUL 7.30PM & WED 29 JUL 7.30PM A struggling married couple find themselves drawn into the seductive orbit of their unconventional neighbours, setting off a chain of revelations, temptations and comic misadventures.

Smart, provocative and irresistibly entertaining, The Invite blends relationship comedy with razor-sharp observations about modern intimacy. Featuring an allstar ensemble, this witty crowd-pleaser offers laughs, surprises and plenty to talk about long after the credits roll.

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The Odyssey 15, 2hrs 52mins AD MON 10 AUG 11.00AM (S), TUE 11 AUG 11.00AM WED 12 AUG 7.00PM, SAT 22 AUG 7.00PM Christopher Nolan follows the Oscar winning international smash Oppenheimer with a breathtaking adaptation of one of the greatest stories ever told. After the Trojan War, Odysseus embarks on a perilous journey home, confronting monsters, gods and impossible trials across land and sea.

Featuring an extraordinary ensemble cast, The Odyssey promises spectacle, emotion and adventure on an epic scale.

Minions & Monsters TBC, 1hr 30mins AD SAT 22 AUG 10.00AM & THU 27 AUG 11.00AM Chaos, comedy and mayhem collide as the Minions stumble into a monster-sized adventure unlike anything they have faced before. Bursting with slapstick humour, colourful animation and the irrepressible energy that has made the franchise a global sensation, Minions & Monsters delivers laughs for children and adults alike. Packed with lovable new characters, outrageous situations and the trademark Illumination charm, this family event film is set to delight audiences throughout the summer holidays.

Moana TBC, 2hrs AD

WED 25 AUG 7.30PM SAT 29 AUG 11.00AM A bold young wayfinder sets sail across the Pacific on an unforgettable journey to save her people and discover her true destiny.

Reimagining the beloved Disney animated hit for live-action audiences, Moana combines breathtaking visuals, beloved songs, humour and heart. Joined by the legendary demigod Maui, Moana must confront ancient dangers and embrace the power within herself. A spectacular family adventure celebrating courage, heritage and self-belief, this is one of the most anticipated releases of the year.

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Bugsy Malone (Dementia Friendly) U, 1hr 48mins WED 26 AUG 11.00AM (DF) Alan Parker’s BAFTA-winning gangster spoof. New York gang leader Fat Sam has his empire threatened when a rival gang attack his boys - so he calls in Bugsy Malone to help.

The classic gangster story of Bugsy Malone told with an all-child cast.

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Apocalypse Now: Final Cut 18, 1hr 54mins AD

THU 27 AUG 7.00PM Francis Ford Coppola’s visionary war epic returns in the acclaimed Final Cut restoration.

CineMinis SNUGGLE IN AND ENJOY A FILM WITH YOUR LITTLE ONE IN A RELAXED, WELCOMING SPACE MADE JUST FOR YOU. Open to grown-ups with babies up to 18 months.

What can I expect?

• A variety of films rated up to 12A • Unreserved seating so you’re free to pick the perfect spot • We have: a baby-changing area, changing mats, bottle-warming and safe place to store buggies • Local early years support from Aspire will also be available to help answer your baby and parenting questions.

Tickets just

£5

Babies go FREE

Scan the QR code or visit rosestheatre.org/cineminis to book your ticket!

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The Studio Screen

The Studio Screen is an intimate, 22-seat screening room located on the first floor of the theatre, just beyond the bar.

This cozy venue is dedicated to showcasing world cinema, British independent films, archival collections and family favourites, all projected in stunning 4K quality.

All Studio Screen films start at the time advertised; please arrive promptly.

Rose of Nevada 15, 1hr 54mins MON 29 JUN 7.30PM & WED 1 JUL 7.30PM A vanished boat returns. A village holds its breath. Time refuses to behave.

From BAFTA winning filmmaker Mark Jenkin (Bait, Enys Men) comes a haunting, time slipping drama set in a once thriving Cornish fishing village. Thirty years after the trawler Rose of Nevada was lost with all hands, the boat mysteriously reappears in the harbour, stirring old griefs and fragile hopes.

The Balloonists PG, 1hr 26mins MON 13 JUL 7.30PM, WED 15 JUL 7.30PM THU 16 JULY 11.00AM In 1999, Swiss explorer Bertrand Piccard and British pilot Brian Jones set out to achieve what no one had done before: fly a hot-air balloon non-stop around the world.

Battling extreme weather, technical setbacks and intense competition, their remarkable voyage becomes a story of courage, innovation and human determination.

Time and Water PG, 1hr 33mins

MON 20 JULY 7.30PM & THU 23 JULY 11.00AM & 7.30PM As Iceland’s glaciers disappear, writer Andri Snær Magnason reflects on memory, family and the fragile relationship between people and the natural world. Drawing on personal archives, photographs and stories passed through generations, this deeply moving documentary explores what we preserve, what we lose and how we remain connected to the landscapes that shape our lives.

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Blue Heron 12A, 1hr 30mins

MON 27 JULY 7.30PM & WED 29 JULY 7.30PM Sasha is eight years old when her family moves into a new home on Vancouver Island. Her older brother Jeremy begins to withdraw—his behaviour growing erratic, then dangerous. Her parents, recent immigrants from Hungary, struggle to cope.

Sasha observes it all with inquisitive eyes, processing events over shifting timelines and temporalities, leading to a radical intervention as an adult to reconstruct and repair her past.

The North 15, 2hrs 12mins

MON 10 AUG 7.30PM, TUE 11 AUG 11.00AM WEDS 13 AUG 7.30PM This beautiful ode to friendship and the healing power of nature follows two best friends who meet up after a decade to hike Scotland’s West Highland Way and Cape Wrath Trail.

Having taken the same 350-mile walk in their youth, the pair hope to rekindle their once-strong friendship by spending 30 days together in the majestic, raw beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

How to Live on Earth TBC, 1hr 36mins SAT 22 AUG 7.30PM, WED 26 AUG 7.30PM THU 27 AUG 11.00AM Benedict Cumberbatch presents this visionary feature documentary which explores our vital connection to nature and its role in our future.

Featuring inspirational, cutting-edge stories and powerful cinematography from around the world, this ultimate ‘how-to guide’ reveal how humans are learning to team up with nature to solve our biggest challenges.

Synthetic Sincerity PG, 1hr 12mins

THU 27 AUG 7.30PM & SAT 29 AUG 7.30PM The Synthetic Sincerity Lab based at the University of Southern England are trying to create authentic AI characters as part of a new research project. The head of the lab, Professor Song, licenses the films of Marc Isaacs’ to better understand what his AI characters are lacking and, in turn, agrees the Filmmaker can document their working process.

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Subtitled screening

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Audio Description

All foreign language films also have English subtitles Audio Description is available for all screenings of this film.

Audio Description headsets provide audio commentary for the visually impaired. Please reserve a headset by calling Box Office on 01684 295074 (or emailing boxo@rosestheatre.org) prior to arrival.

Audio Description headsets are undetectable to those not using them.

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Cineminis screening: Open to adults with babies up to 18 months Cineminis screenings are a calm, judgement-free environment filled with other parents, grand-parents and carers—so you can feed, cuddle, walk around or rock your baby without worrying about disturbing anyone.

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Sensory Friendly screenings Sensory friendly screenings are ideal for anyone who prefers a gentler cinema environment. During these sessions, the lights remain slightly raised to help with visibility and safe movement and the volume is reduced to avoid overwhelming sound levels.

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Dementia Friendly screenings How a Dementia Friendly screening differs from a regular screening: • • • • • •

Tickets just £4, carers go half price at £2 The Lights in the Auditorium are left on low We don’t show any trailers or adverts If you need to move around or stretch your legs please do so If it’s a musical number or sing along, you are welcome to sing!

We include a 15 minute interval during the film

PRICES

Standard, Subtitled & Sensory Friendly

Event Cinema

Dementia Friendly

Full Price

£12

£19.50

£4

Concession

£10

£17.50

16-25s & Child (3*-15)

£5

£14.50

£6

£9.75

*Under 3s go free when sitting on a lap

Carer*

*Must be booked in person or over the phone at 01684 295074

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Cineminis

£5

Babies go FREE

£2

MEMBERS GET £2 OFF UP TO TWO FULL-PRICE TICKETS Find out more at rosestheatre.org/membership