And the Depot Kino Collective curate their own choice of films for young adults.

The UK’s largest festival of Japanese cinema is back for its 19th edition with an exciting showcase of Japanese films, most of which have only recently been released in Japan, and all of which intricately render their respective dark depths of the human mind.

After the critical and commercial success of North by North West in 1959, Alfred Hitchcock turned 60 and made seven further movies, including some of his best. Join us as we explore the final years of Hitchcock’s epic career.

The Lord of the Rings trilogy took the world by storm when the first film, The Fellowship of the Ring, was released in 2001. J.R.R Tolkien’s epic and influential fantasy adventure is back on the big screen in 4K, in its fully uncut extended edition.

Depot Kino Collective is a group of young people dedicated to sharing an enthusiasm and knowledge of cinema through the hosting of specially selected screenings and events for young adults.

DKC produces and circulates its own marketing, organise events and aim to create unique, wider viewing opportunities for young people at the Depot. DKC screenings are curated, marketed and delivered by young people for young people, and shown once a month.

Cinelogue is a brand new film strand for Depot, screening arthouse, independent and cult films while engaging in discussion on issues surrounding film and cinema culture.

Cinemas of the Mind meets monthly (on the second Monday of the month) for a post-screening discussion facilitated by Dr Jake Harvey, a forensic psychiatrist, and Jenny Leeburn, a psychoanalytic psychotherapist. The discussion will focus on the psychological aspects of the film, and the emotional impact on the viewer – but the club is very much open to everyone and all perspectives, views and ideas are most welcome (indeed encouraged).