What's On
The saga of two generations of successive power within the Corleone family in one of cinema’s greatest sequels.
Joe Dante directs Tom Hanks and Carrie Fisher in The ’Burbs, a very 1980s take on the neighbours from hell.
Part of HOME’s Cult Season, Antonio Banderas and director Pedro Almodóvar reunite for a horrific medical thriller.
Jarman at HOME is a retrospective of Derek Jarman, one of the most influential figures in contemporary British culture.
A screening of ‘Touch of Pink’ (2004, Ian Iqbal Rashid) + discussion with the director, Dr Alberto Fernandez-Carbajal & Dr Sarah Ilott
A struggling single father learns the difference one second makes when he is gifted with the power of seeing one second into the future and is persuaded into using his ability in the boxing ring.
A programme of short documentaries takes an intimate look at a selection of cultural practices and daily lives in contemporary China.
HOME team up with the Confucius Institute and Chinese Film Forum UK to mark Chinese New Year with two film screenings
Scottish composer and artist Erland Cooper teams up with Opera North in what promises to be a fascinating collaboration at RNCM.
HOME screen 1957 Hammer Horror, The Abominable Snowman starring Peter Cushing as a scientist who encounters a monster in the Himalayas.
Gremlins is not your typical Christmas movie but it remains essential festive nostalgia. We love the Christmas cinema at HOME.
Dudley Moore stars as hapless elf Patch whose misadventures threaten Christmas. Also starring John Lithgow and David Huddleston as Santa himself.
HOME continue their Christmas movie season with Richard Donner’s 1980s classic family adventure, The Goonies.
HOME screen House of Gucci, the latest film from Ridley Scott featuring an all-star cast including Adam Driver, Lady Gaga and Al Pacino.
A specially curated event by Johnny Marr that gives fans the chance to step inside the Crazy Face Factory – a unique and personal space that serves as Johnny’s de-facto HQ.