Exeter Picture House: this week's film guide

Exeter Picture House is rolling out the red carpet for an exciting week of cinema. From dazzling new releases to beloved classics, there’s something to captivate every moviegoer.

Here’s a snapshot of what’s playing:

Sunday, January 26

Don't Think Twice (It's all Right) about catching A Complete Unknown, the highly-anticipated Bob Dylan biopic starring Timothée Chalamet. This musical journey takes you through Dylan’s early years, tracing how he reshaped the sound of a generation with his music and unshakable mystique. Screening at 5:45pm and 8:45pm.

Earlier, at 12:15pm, enjoy a screening of the classic noir thriller Leave Her to Heaven. The film stars Gene Tierney as a dangerously obsessive woman whose intense love for her husband, played by Cornel Wilde, leads to tragic consequences. This suspenseful psychological drama, known for its vibrant technicolor and tension-filled plot, is a must-see for fans of classic cinema.

Monday, January 27

3:15pm and 7:30pm shows The Brutalist, a gripping drama starring Adrien Brody as architect László Toth. This gripping drama follows Toth he rebuilds his life in post-war America, offering a haunting tale of ambition and its cost. Directed by Brady Corbet, the film includes a 15-minute interval after 100 minutes, giving you a breather during this visually striking and emotionally intense tale.

Wednesday, January 29

At 6:20pm, Luther: Never Too Much brings the life and legacy of Luther Vandross to the screen. Directed by Dawn Porter, this documentary uses rare archival footage and interviews with collaborators like Mariah Carey and Dionne Warwick to celebrate Vandross' Grammy-winning career, personal challenges, and enduring impact. It’s a soulful tribute to a true musical legend.

Friday, January 31 

Wrap up your week with family fun with a relaxed screen of Who Framed Roger Rabbit hits the screen at 12:20pm. This screening is designed for neurodivergent audiences and those with additional needs, providing a supportive environment for all.

The iconic 1988 film blends live-action and animation in a thrilling detective story, featuring private eye Eddie Valiant and animated stars like Roger Rabbit. It's a great way to enjoy this Oscar-winning classic in a more comfortable setting.

Exeter Picture House isn’t just about the films - it’s an experience. Indulge in the cinema’s famous caramel popcorn, a snack so good it rivals the action on-screen. Keep an eye out for the quirky film reel chandelier in the lobby, a nod to Exeter’s love of cinema. For members, there are plenty of perks, from discounted tickets to free film screenings, making every visit extra special.

Whether you visit for a nostalgic re-release or an exciting new blockbuster, the magic of the movies awaits.