Cup of Tea
Sunday 21st September 15:45pm (92m)
Unexpected gems that might not slot in elsewhere, but they’re our cup of tea
Content Guidance: abortion/miscarriage/loss of a child, sexual violence, abuse (mental/emotional)
9 DAYS IN AUGUST
A summer that she will remember for her whole life: Lea is 18 and pregnant. While she spends the summer holidays partying and handling her relationships, she has to deal with the secret bureaucracy of an abortion.
Director: Ella Knorz
Writer: Ella Knorz
Producer: Ella Knorz
I HATE HELEN
First love is hard. Emma isn’t going without a fight. She hates Helen, and she hates the way she is feeling.
Director: Katie Lambert
Writer: Katie Lambert
Producer: Martha McGuirk
MARE
A news-induced haze causes a girl to confront her worst fears.
Director: Shae Thomas
Writer: Shae Thomas
Producer: Alana McQuoid
MOLE
Following an arrest for drunk-driving at the finale of a messy night out, a woman in her tumultuous mid-twenties decides to end the party and… be better. How? Raiding her mum’s wardrobe, finding a “sensible” partner, seeking the friend who has everything “sorted” and taking the job she hates seriously.
Director: Shari Sharpe
Writer: Cara Mahoney
Producer: Molly Keogh, Cara Mahoney, Shari Sharpe, Thibault Magnin
SHOOBS
Lisa is taking advice on how to deal with her feelings for both Blazer and Jada but is it good advice?
Director: Lisle Turner
Writer: Janet Etuk
Producer: Claire Coaché, Janet Etuk, Lisle Turner
SKIN
A writer with a sex addiction checks herself into a prestigious single patient rehab to hide from the world, but when her high school flame reappears in her life she needs to confront her demons to imagine a future with her.
Director: Sarah Grant
Writer: Sarah Grant
Producer: Helen Sim Robertson
TRUCKLOAD
There are 12 steps to recovery following Lizzie’s traffic accident (and that’s not counting the 50 stairs up to her flat). Newly disabled, and having spent a year at her Mum Sarah’s house, Lizzie is finally moving back in with her best friends George and Courtney. Although Lizzie wants her independence back, easy tasks have become physical feats: every molehill is a mountain.
Director: Aella Jordan-Edge
Writer: Evie Jones
Producer: Arpita Ashok, Victoria Emslie
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We're goin' up, up, up — and now it's YOUR moment! Back by popular demand, seal the Honmoon and sing your favorite "KPop Demon Hunters" songs with HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys in this full-length, sing-along version of the Netflix hit film.
KPOP DEMON HUNTERS: A SING-ALONG EVENT
Genre: Animation, Family, Musical
Run Time: 1:35:44
BBFC PG
Screening as part of Women X Film Festival at VUE Cinema Darlington on Saturday 19th September at 12:00pm. Every child attending will also be given a themed goodie bag.
Directed by Samantha Cutler and Jeroen Jaspaert
Produced by Magic Light Pictures
Please note: this screening is designed for families to attend together, no unaccompanied adults will be allowed entry to cinema and children must attend with an accompanying adult.