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Bowie: The Final Act

Distributed by Dogwoof

Launched in cinemas on Boxing Day 2025, the film opened across 18 venues in the UK and Ireland. The run continued adding venues into the new year, before a final screening on 24 February 2026.

Join us for a special fundraiser screening + Q&A with Director Jonathan Stiasny and James Rogan, Exec Producer. All profits go to The Sustainability Institute.

Subnormal: A British Scandal

A screening and discussion of Subnormal: A British Scandal by Lyttanya Shannon as part of the Black at Sussex 2026 Conference.

Before the screening, Gavin Mensah-Coker, Black at Sussex chair and Associate Professor in English Language alongside and Dr Fezile Sibanda, Assistant Professor in Education will lead a discussion reflecting on the film’s themes and their continuing relevance to education, race, belonging and institutional change.

Free Nelson Mandela

Defiance: Episode One - Brick Lane edit

"Where Are You Really From?" is a special live event and multidisciplinary program by artist Shahed Saleem hosted at the V&A East Storehouse.

Defiance: Episode One features in this afternoon of film screenings, conversation, choir and spoken word considering what it means to migrate, to settle and to belong, with a focus on histories of East London.

Becoming Victoria Wood

UK Theatrical Distribution by Dartmouth Films

Following its nationwide cinema release, Becoming Victoria Wood played 48 screenings across 25 UK venues, from Eastbourne and Falmouth to Manchester, Hexham and Alnwick.

The theatrical run opened on 9 January 2026 and continued throughout January, with further screenings in Wellington and Bowness-on-Windermere bringing the run to a close on 6 February 2026. Multiple screenings were added at several venues, including Kinema in the Woods, Warwick Arts Centre, The Barn Cinema and Wellington Orbit.

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The Secret of Me

Distributed by Dogwoof

Following its world premiere at SXSW in March 2025, The Secret of Me travelled to more than 22 film festivals around the world—including Thessaloniki, CPH:DOX, Sheffield DocFest, Frameline and Melbourne.

The film also enjoyed a seven-day theatrical run at DocHouse in London, followed by special screenings at Everyman Glasgow and Everyman The Whiteley, before making its UK television debut on Channel 4 in January 2026.

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