18 May 2025 / Annie Waite

Architecture Mini Season

See sensational buildings on screen during June, plus a Brutalist art show from Hastings-based Bleach Skull Picnic.

Wonder at the modern and classic buildings of the world in our focus on staggering architecture on screen.

Inspired by the Oscar-winning film The Brutalist, coming up in our Architecture Mini Season during June, grab your chance to enjoy rarely screened archive films and new releases:

Adrien Brody looking down with sparks near his faceThe Brutalist 

Thursday 5 & Thursday 12 June 2025

Suffused with Adrien Brody's soulful performance, writer-director Brady Corbet's epic Oscar-winning film is a towering tribute to the immigrant experience and a love letter to the power of architecture.

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Stone walls in ancient city

Architecton

Thursday 12 & Thursday 26 June 2025

Victor Kossakovsky’s ravishing film essay looks at the way we have constructed our built world through a series of breathtaking sequences.

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Modern house exterior

E1027 Eileen Gray and The House by the Sea

Thursday 19 & Sunday 22 June 2025

This evocative documentary celebrates the life and legacy of pioneering modernist Irish architect and designer Eileen Gray.

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Lights and cars

Koyaanisqatsi

Sunday 22 & Thursday 26 June 2025

Featuring music by Philip Glass, and drawing its title from a Hopi word meaning "life out of balance," this renowned montage of slo-mo, and time-lapse visuals of natural and urban environments was one of the highest-grossing docs of the '80s.

Book now for Koyaanisqatsi >>

Brutalist art show at the cinema

As part of the season we are pleased to be exhibiting artworks by Giles Robertson aka Bleach Skull Picnic, a photographer and print maker living and working in Hastings who transforms buildings, engineering structures, and landscapes into striking, technicolour artworks.

Giles specialises in architectural and geometric subjects and has created art based on iconic Brutalist buildings, including the Barbican, Centrepoint, and even St Leonards' Marine Court.

Catch the show before all our public screenings from Thursday 5 June to Sunday 29 June.


Montage of brutalist buildings artwork

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