Cinema

The South Road venue in Bishop's Stortford has a packed May line-up featuring live music, family shows, movies and fascinating local history events

Bishop's Stortford music and video creatives Dean Austin and Ben Sommers joined the Archive 'family' as they recorded their 12th studio album.

With drama, music, comedy, films, opera and crafting for kids, there's something for the whole family at the Bishop's Stortford venue.

Enjoy House of Gucci, Encanto, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, King Richard, It's a Wonderful Life, A Boy Called Christmas and No Time To Die.

A performance of Lear’s The Dong with a Luminous Nose, an all-singing, all-dancing tribute to Moulin Rouge, craft workshop tricks and cinema treats.

Jo Hartley returns for question-and-answer session after screening of new coming-of-age drama Sweetheart on Sunday October 17.

Award-winning documentary at South Mill Arts on October 9 precursor to Community Climate Gathering at Thorley during UN's COP26 summit in Scotland.

Season of four films – Wildfire, Our Ladies, Herself and Sweetheart – showcases female talent on both sides of the camera.

Matthew Goodeve has added another thought-provoking short film to his burgeoning portfolio with A Pile of Red.

Indie film reviewer Charlie Hughes gives his verdict on Matt Damon's controversial new movie Stillwater, inspired by the case of Amanda Knox...

Living in the Universe, narrated by former Doctor Who Sylvester McCoy, will take Saffron Screen audience on immersive space journey.

Outdoor production of Mr Stink and circus skills workshop, both in Stortford, part of summer programme of family entertainment in East Herts.

Popcorn and ice cream back on the menu along with other refreshments at the Saffron Walden community cinema's 200-seat auditorium.

Ticket price of £13.50 includes deckchair and headphones – but no concessions or family tickets, meaning cost for family of four will be £54 per film.

Tilda Swinton affirms her status as one of Britain's finest actors in Pedro Almodóvar's The Human Voice, says Indie film reviewer Charlie Hughes

Nomadland, Sound of Metal, Judas and the Black Messiah and The Father to be screened by Saffron Walden's not-for-profit community cinema.

Two movies each Tuesday and Thursday for first fortnight, museum to host half-term activities and live theatre returns to the stage on June 3.

Sherlock Jr, Little Women and Pinocchio among Indie film reviewer Charlie Hughes' top 10 lockdown flicks for all the family.

Indie film reviewer and Bishop's Stortford College student Charlie Hughes picks the top 10 films you need to watch and enjoy on Amazon Prime Video

Indie film reviewer Charlie Hughes says Vanessa Kirby could be in Oscars contention for her performance in new Netflix drama.