Catch THE LAST BUS! Opens the Original this Friday!
Showtimes and Tickets here [1]
An elderly man (Timothy Spall) crosses the UK using local buses, carrying his wife's ashes to where they originally met.
“THE LAST BUS is several things, but above all it’s a moving meditation on life, love, and the commitments we make to those closest to us. It’s also a beautiful reminder of the blessing of memories." - Associated Press
EEAAO, the film with this year's most Oscar nominations (11, including Best Picture and Best Actress) is back on the big screen for a limited time!
Feb 10 - 16 at the Twin. Get tickets! [2]
Now Playing daily at the Twin! Nominated for a BEST PICTURE Oscar, don't miss WOMEN TALKING.
Keep scrolling for showtimes!
Nominated for two Oscars (Best Actor and Adapted Screenplay) LIVING is a hit with audiences!
Now playing daily at the Twin.
Ari Aster's debut horror feature, back on the big screen at the Original!
One show, Sat Feb 11 at 9pm! [3]
When Ari Aster's HEREDITARY debuted in 2018, there was no denying that this was the arrival of a major director. Known for his disturbing, trippy and downright terrifying films (including MIDSOMMAR [4], playing Feb 18th - Director's Cut) join us in revisiting Ari Aster's horrors at the Original.
See Nolan's space epic on the big screen!
Two shows - Feb 12 & 16 - Original [5]
A team of explorers travel through a wormhole in space in an attempt to ensure humanity's survival.
The Infernal Affairs Trilogy comes to its epic conclusion with INFERNAL AFFAIRS III
One Night at the Original: Feb 15 [6]
Completing the trilogy charting corruption and criminal infiltration in the Hong Kong police force, this instalment picks up the threads from the first film.
Valentine's Day Screenings!
Before Sunrise
Feb 14, 7:00 at the Original [7]
A young man and woman meet on a train in Europe, and wind up spending one evening together in Vienna. Unfortunately, both know that this will probably be their only night together.
"Undoubtedly one of the most romantic movies of all time..." - The New Yorker
