A mini-season of films from around the world set in cities built on seven hills, hosted by Rare Giants.

Clare Carroll (Aisling Franciosi) is a young Irish convict, seeking vengeance for the brutal murder of her family with the help of an Aboriginal tracker who agrees to guide her through the bush. A haunting, powerful film from director Jennifer Kent.

Director Ken Loach and writer Paul Laverty return with another vital story for our times – a powerful exploration of the contemporary world of work, the gig economy and the challenges faced by one family trying to hold it all together.

A tender and at times heartbreaking story, tracing the lives of two families over three decades of social, political and cultural change in 20th century China – showing how human relationships and the evolution of a nation are inevitably intertwined.

A personal story of a fractured relationship, revolving around a young actor's stormy childhood and early adult years as he struggles to reconcile with his father. An exploration of hope through adversity from director Alma Har'el (Bombay Beach).

A timely and unique examination of modern celebrity, with Natalie Portman giving a sensational performance as a Gaga-esque global superstar.

The best of all Christmas films. Cop John McClane (Bruce Willis) finds himself trapped in a skyscraper taken over by terrorists led by Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman). Leadmill Xmas screenings come with themed cocktails, free hats, plus full decoration.

Theatre Deli is going old-school, celebrating in black and white with a week of festive classics. Tuesday's film is the story of an institutionalised old man claiming to be Santa, who's defended in court by a lawyer arguing that he's the real thing.

Delivered just days before his passing, Stanley Kubrick's mesmerising tale is the ultimate alternative festive film. It returns to the big screen for its 20th anniversary, accompanied by a short doc recalling this final chapter of Kubrick's career.

A modern romance showing six moments over six years that define a relationship. Inventively told through defining points in Jenna and Leon's journey together, it explores how friendship and resentment can grow with passing time and changing ideals.

An old bitter miser is given a chance for redemption when he is haunted by three ghosts on Christmas Eve, in the 1938 version of this classic tale. Part of Theatre Deli's Christmas classic film week.

The Village Screen pop-up cinema returns to the Abbeydale Picture House for an enchanted Christmas cinema. With festive fave Home Alone, screening amongst magical decor, sparkling Christmas trees, festive tunes, street food, and mulled wine.

A witty whodunit with an all-star cast including Chris Evans, Daniel Craig, Jamie Lee Curtis, Toni Collette and LaKeith Stanfield. When a renowned crime novelist is found dead after his birthday, detective Benoit Blanc is enlisted to investigate.

After realising he doesn't fit in with the other elves, Buddy sets out to find a place where he belongs – in search of his dad in New York City. You have several chances to catch this festive fave at the city's cinemas and popup events this December.

Charles Dickens’ Christmas Carol can sometimes be a bit of a grizzly tale (especially when the Ghost of Christmas Yet-to-Come appears on the scene), but the Muppets brighten the Christmas tale right up.

Released in 1946, this black and white iconic film is the heart-warming treat you need on a chilly December night. Screening at the Showroom and Theatre Deli.

A refreshing adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's beloved novel from writer-director Greta Gerwig, that's both faithful to its beautiful source material and strikingly original. With an incredible cast, it's set to be one of 2019's cinema highlights.

The final part to the Skywalker saga and the culmination of over 40 years of storytelling since Star Wars landed in cinemas in 1977. A story the likes of which had never been seen before – see its conclusion with Rey, Finn, Poe Dameron and Kylo Ren.