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Dina
Grand Jury winner at Sundance 2017, this real-life romantic comedy follows Dina Buno and Scott Levin, both on the autistic spectrum, as they prepare f...
The Reason I Jump + Q&A
Screening as part of our Neurodiversity Film Festival 2025. The Reason I Jump is a modern NeuroClassic chosen for this special Classic Sunday for its...
Is There Anybody Out There? + Project Art works short film
Award-winning BAFTA nominated documentary, Is There Anybody Out There? follows Brighton filmmaker Ella Glendining's global search for someone with a b...
Autism-friendly screening: Amelie + short film
Amelie, an innocent and naive girl in Paris, with her own sense of justice, decides to help those around her and along the way, discovers love. This...
Autism-friendly screening: Ed Wood + short film
Story of low-budget Hollywood director Edward D. Wood, Jr., whose notoriously "bad" cult films made cinema history. With a lack of any obvious talent...
Autism-friendly screening: Playtime
Way before Mr Bean there was Monsieur Hulot who in his innocent way creates chaos wherever he goes. In this case wandering innocently through an ultra...
Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll + Q&A with Jemima Dury!
WolfGang @ the Electric Palace presents: Relaxed screenings* for neurodivergent audiences - lone wolves, werewolves and other prodigies welcome.*Ligh...
The Stimming Pool
This film is screening as part of our Neurodiversity Film Festival. Due to overwhelming demand, we've added another screening of the film on Sunday 6...
The Rebel + short film
WolfGang @ the Electric Palace presents: Relaxed screenings* for neurodivergent audiences - lone wolves, werewolves and other prodigies welcome.*Ligh...
Donovan's Brain + Introduction
At last an anti-capitalist B-Movie. Scientists remove the still living brain of a dead tycoon but the evil brain begins to telepathically control the...