“No one gets left behind! Outstanding soldier! Outstanding!

-Frank Ginsburg

We are screening Little Miss Sunshine, as part of Mental Health Awareness Week with all proceeds going the the charity Mind, come join us and enjoy this heartwarming comedy.

When big-eyed optimist Olive Hoover earns a spot in the gloriously over-the-top Little Miss Sunshine pageant, her wonderfully dysfunctional family crams into a battered yellow VW van and sets off on a chaotic road trip to get her there. Along the way the Hoovers argue, break down (both mechanically and emotionally), and discover that winning might not mean what they thought it did.

Warm, hilarious, and a little bit rebellious, Little Miss Sunshine is a heartfelt comedy about family, failure, and learning that sometimes the biggest triumph is simply showing up.

Location - Stirchley Baths

Time - 7.30pm (Doors at 7pm)

Date - 29th May 2026

Running Time - 100minutes (1h 40m)

Rating - 15

Stirchley Open Cinema is a Bring Your Own cinema, so feel free to bring along some snacks, drinks (including alcohol), or takeaways. We also serve free teas and coffees at our screenings.

The Baths are access friendly and all of our films are screened with subtitles.

Stirchley Open Cinema is very proud to be supporting BrumYODO's screening of A MAN CALLED OTTO, as part of their A Matter of Life & Death Festival.

A Man Called Otto is a comical, heartfelt, and moving drama based on the No.1 New York Times bestseller. Otto Anderson is a grump who no longer sees purpose in his life following the loss of his wife. Otto is ready to end it all, but his final exit plans are interrupted when a lively young family moves in next door.

BrumYODO are a small Birmingham CIC made up of local people (including artists, palliative care professionals, community & youth workers, undertakers, academics and generally all-round interesting people) who have a vision of a society which talks openly and honestly about death & grief. They believe talking openly about death helps us prepare for dying and loss, and thereby makes living easier. They design and create safespaces for conversations through collaboration, and deliver a range of public events around these themes.

A Matter of Life & Death Festival is an annual Festival that BrumYODO organises every May to coincide with "Dying Matters Awareness" week. The ground-breaking festival in Birmingham takes place across a wide range of venues from Tattoo Studios to Libraries, from Pubs to Undertakers, Country Parks to Art Galleries and is coming to Stirchley Baths with a film night showing "A Man called Otto". The film is perfect for AMOLAD as it explores themes of grief, resilience, the importance of community and finding new purpose in life and does it all with humour and compassion.

WHEN? Friday 15th May

WHERE? Stirchley Baths

WHAT TIME? 7pm

Stirchley Open Cinema is a Bring Your Own cinema, so feel free to bring along some snacks, drinks (including alcohol), or takeaways. We also serve free teas and coffees at our screenings. All of our films are screened with subtitles. See you at the movies!

“I always thought it would be better to be a fake somebody than a real nobody.”

—Tom Ripley

Join us in May for a screening of the dark-but-glamorous modern classic, The Talented Mr Ripley - based on the acclaimed novel by Patricia Highsmith. 

Tom Ripley (Matt Damon) is a successful Princeton graduate, a jazz aficionado and a caring friend. Or is he? 

Asked by a wealthy shipping magnate to track down his playboy son (Jude Law) and bring him back to America, Ripley travels to the sun-drenched shores of the Amalfi coast in the hope of making a quick buck.

But enamored by Dickie’s care-free bohemian life, and jealous of his devoted girlfriend (Gwyneth Paltrow), he slowly descends into an intense obsession that takes him down a perilous path. 

With supporting appearances by Oscar winners Philip Seymour Hoffman and Cate Blanchett, The Talented Mr Ripley is a tense tale of deceit and desperation. 

Location - Plonk, 1835 Pershore Road, Cotteridge, B30 3DJ

Time - 7.30pm (Doors at 7pm)

Date - 13th May 2026

Runtime - 131 Minutes (2h 11m)

Rating - 15

We’ll be showing The Talented Mr Ripley at wine bar PLONK in Cotteridge. Wine will of course be available throughout the screening but you can pre-order your first drink when you book your tickets.

“I’m going to have to science the shit out of this.”
— Mark Watney

Hopefully we’re saying goodbye to winter and are heading towards summer, longer evenings and of course summer blockbuster films!

To tie in with author, Andy Weir's, most recent adapted book, Project Hail Mary, we go back to the OG, The Martian.

What do you do when you’re stranded alone on Mars with limited food, with no way to call home, and a planet actively trying to kill you? If you’re astronaut Mark Watney, you grow potatoes, do a lot of science, and refuse to panic. In The Martian, Matt Damon delivers a brilliantly funny and uplifting performance as the most resourceful man on Mars. Ridley Scott crafts a smart, funny, suspenseful adventure about ingenuity, teamwork, and having that never giving up attitude—even when you’re 140 million miles from home.

Location - Strichley Baths

Time - 7.30pm (Doors at 7pm)

Date - 24th April 2026

Runtime - 150 Minutes (2h 30m)

Rating - 12

Stirchley Open Cinema is a Bring Your Own cinema, so feel free to bring along some snacks, drinks (including alcohol), or takeaways. We also serve free teas and coffees at our screenings. There might also be Mars bars available!

The Baths is access friendly and all of our films are screened with subtitles.

“Tourette's is not the problem, people not knowing about Tourette's is the problem.”

Join us once again for our regular monthly screening at Stirchley Baths.

This March we’re screening the inspirational true story of John Davidson. I Swear, Funny, honest and inspirational. John from Galashiels in the Scottish Borders has Tourette Syndrome, along with its tics, behaviour patterns and random obscenities.

John is a trailblazer and has worked tirelessly to educate the nation about the condition since he started with symptoms in 1989, and in 2019 he was awarded an MBE for helping people to understand the condition more and what it means to live with Tourette’s.

Robert Aramayo plays John and won Leading Actor at this years BAFTA’s for his portrayal of John trying to navigate adult life. Supported by Maxine Peake, Shirley Henderson and Peter Mullan.

Doors 7pm - Film starts 7.30pm

Runtime - 120 Minutes

Rating 15

Warning!

The film contains:

Severe language/Coprolalia

Violence and bullying

Flashing Images

Ableism and Abuse

Emotional Distress

If you’re looking for the film everyone will be talking about next month, you’re in the right place.

Our February screening brings Sinners to the big screen, a sharp, stylish, and deliciously provocative film that knows exactly how to keep an audience leaning forward. Settle in for a story that twists, teases, and refuses to play by the rules, all while delivering the kind of cinematic punch that gets people talking on the way home.

And with all the Oscars buzz swirling around it, this is the perfect chance to see what everyone’s talking about before the awards season chatter reaches fever pitch. If you’ve been curious, now’s the moment to grab your tickets, settle into a great seat, and experience the hype first hand.

Talk about perfect timing! Plonk opened on the 20th anniversary of Sideways, the best mid-wine crisis film you'll ever see! Well... the 21st anniversary. But who's counting?

ABOUT THE FILM:

Two middle-aged men embark on a spiritual journey through Californian wine country. One is an unpublished novelist suffering from depression, and the other is only days away from walking down the aisle. Sideways won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay back in 2004 and, since then, it has aged like a wine fine!

"Sideways is beautifully written, terrifically acted; it is paced and constructed with such understated mastery that it is a sort of miracle."

-Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

"Brilliant any way you look at it."

-Roger Ebert

"The performances here are uniformly terrific. This is wonderful, original stuff."

-Dan Jolin, Empire

"What a film!"

-Anton, Plonk

ABOUT THE NIGHT:

Sideways will be showing at Cotteridge's coolest new wine bar, Plonk. Obviously wine will be available throughout the screening but you can pre-order your first drink when you book your tickets.

We're excited to bring a rare screening of short films by Mirha-Soleil Ross, the trans sex worker, artist, and activist, to Centrala. 

Ross' uncompromising body of work reshaped the landscape of trans art and politics in the 1990s and early 2000s. Long overlooked within mainstream queer histories, Ross’s films remain electric with urgency: insisting on the dignity of sex workers, foregrounding Indigenous and marginalised trans voices, and reimagining trans embodiment as part of the natural world rather than outside it.

This special programme will be introduced by Morgan M Page, writer, historian, artist, and activist, and Jaye Hudson, curator of T-Girls on Film and a leading voice in reclaiming trans feminine narratives from decades of misrepresentation in cinema. 

Morgan and Jaye will introduce these films from their unique perspectives, and facilitate a discussion and Q and A at the end. 

We are excited to bring these groundbreaking films to new audiences here in the UK’s second city, and to celebrate an artist whose legacy feels more necessary now than ever.

Donations from this screening are being raised for Not A Phase. 
"Not A Phase is a trans-led, nationwide charity committed to uplifting and improving the lives of trans+ adults, through awareness campaigning, social projects and funding trans+ lead initiatives."

Venue accessibility - This screening will be on the ground floor, which is fully accessible for wheelchair users. For any other accessibility questions, please contact stirchleycinema@gmail.com. 

The Centrala cafe will be open, with snacks and drinks available to purchase. 

There will be subtitles available (TBC)

🚪 Doors - 7pm 

🎬 Film start - 7:30pm

🎤 Q&A - TBC 

👋 Event ends - TBC

Location

Centrala, Unit 4, Minerva Works, 158 Fazeley St, Birmingham, B5 5RT

Yep, that’s the A24 logo you see. You know it’s gonna be good! And also weird. And also be an allegory for something.. and have an ambiguous ending. Can’t wait!

Teenager Owen is just trying to make it through life in the suburbs when his classmate introduces him to a mysterious late-night TV show — a vision of a supernatural world beneath their own. In the pale glow of the television, Owen’s view of reality begins to crack.

"Jane Schoenbrun’s stunning second feature is both a horror-inflected story of teens fixated on a Buffy-esque TV show and a haunting trans allegory"

-The Guardian

FRIDAY 28th NOVEMBER

*** Rescheduled From FRIDAY 26th SEPTEMBER tickets still vaild****

STIRCHLEY BATHS

DOORS 6:30pm

FILM 7pm

RUNTIME 1hr 40mins

As always, SOC is a Bring-Your-Own cinema, so feel free to bring your own snacks, popcorn, takeaways, drinks etc

During the summer of 1983, 12-year-old Shaun finds a sense of belonging with a group of skinheads, only for his life to take a darker turn when a racist, nationalist ex-convict named Combo joins the group, leading them down a path of hate and violence.

All of the ticket sales from this screening will be going to HOPE NOT HATE, a movement pushing back against hate and standing up for stronger, more united communities.

As a study of the creeping influence of political extremism, This is England feels as urgent today as it was almost 20 years ago. Director Shane Meadows said of the film:

"It's my own story, basically.  Nineteen-eighty-three was the year I became a skinhead myself.  I shaved my head, put on a pair of Doc Martens and visited a tattoo parlour.  It's a tragedy that 95% of people associate skinheads with racism.  The whole cult was born out of a love for black music and it was originally a very left-wing, socialist movement.  It was only later that the National Front took the anger and frustration of its members and directed it towards minorities."

"I came from a white, working-class background, and I was constantly told that the Asians were nicking all our jobs.  For a three-to-four-week period I believed it.  But then I witnessed some appalling violence, and realised it was all bullshit."

David (David Naughton) and Jack (Griffin Dunne), two American college students, are backpacking through Britain when a large wolf attacks them. David survives with a bite, but Jack is brutally killed. As David heals in the hospital, he's plagued by violent nightmares of his mutilated friend, who warns David that he is becoming a werewolf. When David discovers the horrible truth, he contemplates committing suicide before the next full moon causes him to transform from man to murderous beast.

We’re so excited to collaborate with STIR (formally Stir Stores) for this Halloween spooktacular! The movie will be screened out the back, where there will be heaters and blankets, food, and drink, and blood and gore!

Doors: any time from 6pm

Film: 8pm

Runtime: 1hr 37mins

Narrated by David Attenborough, this documentary explores the health of the world's oceans and their vital importance to the future of life on Earth.

Rated 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, and described as the 'greatest message he's ever told' (BBC) this film blends stunning visuals with hard-hitting truths about bio-diversity and our planet. 

We’re proud to be partnering with Eco Together for this screening. The film will be preceded by a short introduction from the Eco Together team, about environmental initiatives closer to home. 

After the film we will head to Anjuna lounge to discuss the film's themes with the volunteers from Eco Together. 

Doors: 7pm

Film: 7:30pm

Runtime: 1 hour 35 minutes

As always, SOC is a Bring-Your-Own cinema, so feel free to bring your own snacks, popcorn, takeaways, drinks etc

A world-weary Belfast teacher helps a pair of young musicians champion the resurgence of the Irish language through rap in this riotous, uncompromising comedy from Ireland’s hottest band right now.

"Bursting with unruly energy that practically escapes the confines of the screen, Kneecap is a riotous, drug-laced triumph in the name of freedom that bridges political substance and crowd-pleasing entertainment.”

-Variety

FRIDAY 25th JULY

STIRCHLEY BATHS

DOORS: 6:30pm

FILM: 7pm

RUNTIME: 105 MINS

As always, SOC is a Bring-Your-Own cinema, so feel free to bring your own snacks, popcorn, takeaways, drinks etc

According to maths, Cormac McCarthy's 2005 novel No Country for Old Men is 20 years old this year. To celebrate, we're teaming up with Stirchley Book Club (who are currently reading it) for a heart-warming screening of violence and bloodshed!

Join us on Monday 7th July to see how the book compares to the Coen brothers' 2007 Oscar-winning adaptation (spoiler alert: pretty well!)

While out hunting, Llewelyn Moss (Josh Brolin) finds the grisly aftermath of a drug deal. Though he knows better, he cannot resist the cash left behind and takes it with him. The hunter becomes the hunted when a merciless killer named Chigurh (Javier Bardem) picks up his trail. Also looking for Moss is Sheriff Bell (Tommy Lee Jones), an aging lawman who reflects on a changing world and a dark secret of his own, as he tries to find and protect Moss.

MONDAY 7th JULY

STIRCHLEY BATHS

DOORS 6:30pm

FILM 7pm

SOC is a Bring-Your-Own cinema, so feel free to bring your snacks, pop, alcohol, takeaways, popcorn etc

For more information about Stirchley Book Club, click HERE or HERE!

SEE YOU THERE, FRIEND-O!

Our Pride Month screening for 2025 is a special 10th anniversary screening of Oscar-winner Sean Baker’s TANGERINE.

After twenty-eight long days of absence, Sin-Dee is back on the block. It's Christmastime, and everyone wants to get into the festive spirit; however, Sin-Dee is in for a shock when she accidentally discovers that Chester, the love of her life, has been cheating on her. And to think that poor Sin-Dee has been making plans for the future. To save what's left of her dignity, heartbroken Sin-Dee embarks on a desperate mission to locate two-timing Chester, and no one can stop her--not even her best friend Alexandra, who vainly tries to be the voice of reason. Now, nothing can stand in the way of justice. After all, who wants to live a lie?

Shot entirely on an iPhone, Tangerine shatters casting conventions and its filmmaking techniques are up-to-the-minute, but it's an old-fashioned comedy at heart -- and a pretty wonderful one at that.

FRIDAY 27th JUNE

STIRCHLEY BATHS

DOORS: 6:30pm

FILM: 7pm

RUNTIME: 90 MINS

As always, SOC is a Bring-Your-Own cinema, so feel free to bring your own snacks, popcorn, takeaways, drinks etc

We're back to bring you another cult classic with food- glorious food- from those Chancers up the road, YIKOUCHI! If you missed The Warriors last month, fear not, there's more violence in store!...

An impressionable teenage girl from a dead-end town and her older greaser boyfriend embark on a killing spree in the South Dakota badlands.

Badlands announced the arrival of a major talent: Terrence Malick. His impressionistic take on the notorious Charles Starkweather killing spree of the late 1950s uses a serial-killer narrative as a springboard for an oblique teenage romance, lovingly and idiosyncratically enacted by Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek. The film introduced many of the elements that would earn Malick his passionate following: the enigmatic approach to narrative and character, the unusual use of voice-over, the juxtaposition of human violence with natural beauty, the poetic investigation of American dreams and nightmares. This debut has spawned countless imitations, but none have equaled its strange sublimity.

Once again Yikouchi will be serving up a Gaifan menu. Options are...

VEGAN OPTION: Dry fried cauliflower & beancurd with smacked cucumber & dressed paper tofu

MEAT OPTION: Fish fragrant pork with smacked cucumber & dressed paper tofu

*ALLERGY INFO*

Please note that the dishes contain gluten, soy, and sesame. Due to the nature of the menu, unfortunately we’re not able to cater for specific allergies or dietary requirements on this occasion. Thanks for understanding.

🚪 Doors open: 6:30pm
🎥 Film starts: 7:30pm
🎬 Certificate: 15
⏰ Running time: 94 mins

This is our second outing with Yikouchi, playing Monday night cult classics with food. Surely it needs a name? Help us out, will ya?

Yikouchi Flicks? Monday Night Takeout? Crispy Reels? There's gotta be a good name out there! Suggestions on the night, please!

Quick Story: When Stirchley Open Cinema and Screen B14 were getting back on their feet after the pandemic, volunteers Ben (B14) and Chris (SOC) got together for a posh coffee at Grace & James, to discuss a collaboration. The first film they both thought of was- of course- ERASERHEAD! Four years later, they still hadn't done it. All it took was for David Lynch to die, a bit of a cry, another coffee, and hey presto! a Screen B14 X SOC collab!

Eraserhead: First-time father Henry Spencer tries to survive his industrial environment, his angry girlfriend, and the unbearable screams of his newly born mutant child. David Lynch’s 1977 debut feature is both a lasting cult sensation and a work of extraordinary craft and beauty. With its mesmerizing black-and-white photography by Frederick Elmes and Herbert Cardwell, evocative sound design, and unforgettably enigmatic performance by Jack Nance, this visionary nocturnal odyssey continues to haunt American cinema like no other film.

THURSDAY 5th JUNE

VENUE: The Cuban Embassy, Moseley

DOORS: 7pm

FILM: 7:30pm

RUNTIME: 89 minutes

Regular visitors to Stirchley Open Cinema will know that usually SOC is a bring-your-own cinema. However, this time we have delicious food and drink available at the venue! So please don't bring your snacks this time. The Cuban Embassy's bar and kitchen will be open, with 2 for 1 on selected cocktails throughout the film.

May's Friday Feature is Sean Baker's Oscar-winning Anora. The team at Stirchley Open Cinema have been keen to get this one on for a while and it was recommended by SOC audience members several times. It even featured at No.3 in SOC volunteer Dave's prestigious top ten Oscar films list! And, by that, we mean he texted the SOC WhatsApp group and said it was good.

Anora, a young sex worker from Brooklyn, gets her chance at a Cinderella story when she meets and impulsively marries the son of an oligarch. Once the news reaches Russia, her fairytale is threatened as the parents set out for New York to get the marriage annulled.

Friday 30th May

Stirchley Baths

Doors 6:30

Film 7pm

Runtime 2hrs 20mins

As always, SOC is a Bring-Your-Own cinema, so feel free to bring your own snacks, popcorn, takeaways, drinks etc

Following the success of last year’s Stirchley Film & Food Fest, we’re back with another perfect marriage of meals and movies! We’ve teamed up with those chancers up the road, Yikouchi, to bring you THE WARRIORS with a delicious Gaifan menu…

These are the armies of the night. They are 100,000 strong. They outnumber the cops five to one. They could run New York City. Tonight they’re all out to get The Warriors.

Prominent gang leader Cyrus calls a meeting of New York’s gangs to set aside their turf wars and take over the city. At the meeting, a rival leader kills Cyrus, but a Coney Island gang called the Warriors is wrongly blamed for Cyrus’ death. Before you know it, the cops and every gangbanger in town is hot on the Warriors’ trail.

DINNER AND A MOVIE!

Enjoy Walter Hill's 1979 cult classic on the big screen, with food from Yikouchi. Your ticket includes your meal. Yikouchi are putting on a Gaifan menu for the night. Your options are...

• VEGAN OPTION: Fish-fragrant aubergine + smacked cucumber and dressed paper tofu

• MEAT OPTION: Dry-fried chicken with Turkish green pepper + smacked cucumber and dressed paper tofu

If you've got room after that, feel free to bring snacks, popcorn, drinks, alcohol etc. Extra points if you clink the empty beer bottles with your fingers! (iykyk)

*ALLERGY INFO*

Please note that the dishes contain gluten, soy, and sesame. Due to the nature of the menu, unfortunately we’re not able to cater for specific allergies or dietary requirements on this occasion. Thanks for understanding.

🚪 Doors open: 6:30pm
🎥 Film starts: 7:30pm
🎬 Certificate: 15
⏰ Running time: 94 mins

David (Jesse Eisenberg) and Benji (Kieran Culkin) are mismatched cousins who reunite for a Jewish Heritage tour through Poland, in honor of their late grandmother, but their old tensions resurface against the backdrop of their family history.

Winner of 2 BAFTAs, 4 Golden Globes, and an Oscar, A REAL PAIN is a real treat!

FRIDAY 25th APRIL

STIRCHLEY BATHS

DOORS 6:30pm

FILM 7pm

RUNTIME 90mins

As always, SOC is a Bring-Your-Own cinema, so feel free to bring snacks, drinks, alcohol, takeaways etc

We are delighted to bring you March's Friday Feature - Payal Kapadia's sublime ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT, winner of the 2024 Cannes Grand Prix prize.

Three women living in Mumbai find a common bond in their daily struggles in this quiet, moving Hindi-language drama, exploring themes of faith, class, identity, and loneliness.

"It’s a marvel of a movie, with something of the humanist poetry of Satyajit Ray or Edward Yang. And it’s all the more remarkable given that this is Kapadia’s first fiction feature (her 2021 debut film, the documentary A Night of Knowing Nothing, also picked up a prize in Cannes). What a talent."

-Wendy Ide, The Guardian

Location - Stirchley Baths

Tickets - £6

Doors - 6:30pm

Runtime - 2hrs

Language - Hindi with English subtitles

PRE-FILM SHORT:

Before the film we’ll be screening A Glass House, a short film from local filmmaker Charles Strider.

Robin, heartbroken and tending her garden, is confronted by an unexpected visitor whose presence threatens to unearth the past.

Shot just down the road in Kings Norton, Charles describes A Glass House as “a deeply personal film born from a challenging period in my life. Conceived and written while I was homeless, this film is an intimate exploration of grief, cultural identity, and the struggle to find our voices. It's been an incredible journey to see it come to life after years of hard work..”

We love it and we think you will too. The film will start at 7pm, with a short intro from the filmmaking team, followed by our main feature.

Dr Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (PG)

We are so excited to bring you Stanley Kubrick's 1964 comedy masterpiece Dr. Strangelove, in collaboration with Birmingham Stop the War and West Midlands CND. This special event is free and will include a Q&A session after the film, with Dr Rebecca Eleanor Johnson, CND Vice President.

After the insane General Jack D. Ripper initiates a nuclear strike on the Soviet Union, a war room full of politicians, generals, and a Russian diplomat all frantically try to stop the nuclear strike.

Could it actually happen? CND believes that it could and, to try and prevent it, we need nuclear disarmament starting with the UK getting rid of its own nuclear weapons system, Trident, and not allowing the USA to use Britain as a base for American weapons.

Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to see one of the greatest films of all time back on the big screen where it belongs!

About Birmingham Stop the War

Stop the War opposes the British establishment’s disastrous addiction to war and its squandering of public resources on militarism.

About West Midlands CND

CND believes we need nuclear disarmament.

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Location - Stirchley Baths

Tickets - Free, but booking is essential

Doors - 2pm

Film starts - 2:30pm

Runtime - 94mins

As always, SOC is a Bring-Your-Own cinema, so feel free to bring your own snacks, popcorn, takeaways, drinks etc. See you there and remember: no fighting in the war room!

While working as a coal merchant to support his family, Bill Furlong (Cillian Murphy) discovers disturbing secrets kept by the local convent - and uncovers truths of his own - forcing him to confront his past and the complicit silence of a small Irish town controlled by the Catholic Church.

"Cillian Murphy's performance could move mountains"

-Tim Robey, The Telegraph

"One of the best films of the year"

-Christina Newland, The i

The team here at Stirchley Open Cinema are delighted to be back after a bit of a slow start to the year. And, with award season upon us, we wanted to bring you a gem of a film that may have passed you by. Small Things Like These is “one of the best films of the year” (Christina Newland, The i) with a performance from Cillian Murphy that “could move mountains” (Tim Robey, The Telegraph).

As usual, SOC is a Bring-Your-Own cinema so please feel free to bring drinks, snacks, alcohol, takeaways etc.

Doors - 6:30pm

Film - 7pm

Runtime - 98 minutes

*** Update *** This event has now SOLD OUT

Come and see our [slightly late] Halloween film THE ADDAMS FAMILY (1991)

Recently reimagined in the huge Netflix series 'Wednesday' Stirchley Open Cinema is proud to present a classic creepy screening of THE ADDAMS FAMILY, in the suitably gothic location of Selly Manor.

Expect a atmospheric setting with candles, pumpkins and spooky refreshments.  

Fancy dress is encouraged, with ghouls, ghosts and vamps all welcome.

🎬 Certificate: 12A

⏰ Running time: 94 mins

🚪Doors open 6:30pm

🎥 Film starts 7pm

We can't wait to share this screening with you! 

Stirchley Open Cinema and Selly Manor 

For more details about the venue please see their website: Selly Manor | Welcome to Selly Manor (sellymanormuseum.org.uk)

Location

Selly Manor, Maple Rd, Bournville, Birmingham, B30 2AE

DAISIES - with food from Verbena

Stirchley Film & Food Fest 2024 Opening Gala

It's back! And, like all sequels, we're making it bigger and better than ever. Stirchley Film and Food Festival 2024 showcases the best independent food from our wonderful community and adds a tasty side of cinema.

Join us for a screening of Věra Chytilová’s DAISIES, one of the greatest films of all time. Two teenage girls decide that since the world is spoiled, they will be spoiled too. They embark on a series of destructive pranks to rebel against a materialistic society.

In collaboration with Whatever Pays The Rent it will be an immersive event, and you'll enjoy:

• A delicious interactive snack-box from Verbena - tuck in alongside key scenes from the film

• A red carpet welcome with fizz and canapés

What to expect:

📍Location: Stirchley Baths

🚪Doors open 7.30pm

🥂Welcome drinks 7.30-8pm

🌸🌼 We've collaborated with Whatever Pays the Rent to create an immersive experience

🧆 Food served: A collection of thematic snacks linked to different scenes in the film. 

🎥 Film starts 8pm

🎬 Certificate: 15

⏰ Running time: 75 mins

💳 Price: £25

POP-UP PICTURE: Medusa Deluxe (15) at 90Degree Barbers

In “Medusa Deluxe,” the serpents aren’t in the hair, but all around it: a writhing, hissing collective of human predators slinking around the various parlors and platforms of a high-level hairdressing competition. - Variety

Agatha Christie meets Pedro Almodóvar in this flamboyant British murder mystery - Guardian

Join Stirchley Open Cinema in a special pop-up screening of Medusa Deluxe, the perfectly coiffured whodunnit from A24. 

A murder mystery set in a competitive hairdressing competition, this single-shot British thriller was a hit at last year’s BFI London Film Festival.

Many thanks to 90 Degree barbers for providing the perfect atmosphere for this special screening!