One of cinema’s most enduring love stories returns to the big screen. Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman star in this timeless wartime romance filled with intrigue, sacrifice and unforgettable dialogue. Join us for a relaxed afternoon screening — with tea, coffee and cake included.

Based on the beloved book by Judith Kerr, this charming animated tale follows Sophie when a very unusual guest arrives at teatime — a hungry tiger!

Part of our WeeStorybook to Film strand, this relaxed event includes story time, the film, arts & crafts and a snack — perfect for children aged 1–6 and their grown-ups.

Inspired by Japan’s unusual “family rental” services, this thoughtful drama follows a man hired to step into the lives of strangers as a stand-in relative. As the emotional lines blur, Rental Family becomes a touching exploration of loneliness, connection and the meaning of family.

Join us for a Knitflix night with the classic comedy 9 to 5. When three office workers, played by Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin and Dolly Parton, decide to take control of their workplace, chaos and comedy follow. Bring your knitting or craft and enjoy a relaxed film night.

Olivier Award Winner 2026:

Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste feature in a five-star, triumphantly acclaimed new production of Arthur Miller's classic play, from visionary director Ivo Van Hove.

Strobe warning: Please note that All My Sons contains strobe lighting, which may impact customers with photosensitive epilepsy.

A beloved 80s sci-fi adventure returns to the big screen. When a boy mysteriously vanishes and reappears years later without ageing, he soon finds himself aboard a remarkable alien spacecraft.

NCC, Autism Support Kilkeel (ASK) and ADHD Hub present Relaxed Screenings to increase access to cinema for people with neuro-diverse conditions and their families. Tickets are £3 per person.

In this hypnotic road drama from Óliver Laxe, a father and son travel into the Moroccan desert searching for a missing daughter believed to have joined a travelling rave community. Visually striking and emotionally intense, Sirât is a powerful meditation on grief, endurance and the search for meaning.

Based on the much-loved story by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, this charming animated tale follows two scarecrows preparing for their big day — until a mischievous rival tries to spoil the celebration. Toddler Club includes activities and a healthy snack after the film.

NCC April Market

Join us from 11am to 5pm both inside and outside NCC for market stalls offering a wonderful range of delicacies, artwork and giftware from some of the best local crafters, artists, bakers and much more! Open to all.

FREE EVENT

1973 to 1987 encapsulated a period of great musical discovery in Ireland.. With the emergence and dominance of the electric guitar, a revolution and fusion of musical styles occurred creating a signature Irish Rock sound….

Join us for a night of music exploring the realms of past and present. All of this music draws on a time outside of when it was written, inspired by future hopes or breathing new life into old ideas.

Horror legend Sam Raimi delivers a wickedly entertaining supernatural shocker. When a loan officer refuses to help a mysterious old woman, she becomes the target of a terrifying curse. Fast, funny and packed with devilish scares, Drag Me to Hell is horror at its most gleefully unhinged.
Part of our Friday Fright Night strand. Come brave it… if you dare.

We’re delighted to welcome Paddy McDonnell back to Newcastle as he returns to NCC with his brand-new Gouts Out tour!

NCC, Autism Support Kilkeel (ASK) and ADHD Hub present Relaxed Screenings to increase access to cinema for people with neuro-diverse conditions and their families. To promote access, tickets are £3 per person.
Join Yogi, Boo Boo and friends in this colourful animated adventure filled with seasonal hijinks, gentle humour and family-friendly fun.

Bring your crafting and settle in with this beloved coming-of-age favourite following three young women navigating love, work and independence in small-town America. Funny, heartfelt and packed with late-80s charm, it’s an easygoing communal watch celebrating friendship and growing up.

A tender and offbeat British comedy-drama about memory, music and unlikely friendships. Set against windswept coastal isolation, it balances humour with reflection as its characters confront the past and rediscover connection. A warm, character-driven story carried by charm and atmosphere — perfect for an evening escape.

It’s Quiz Night at NCC

A cocktail of movie & non-movie rounds designed to tease the quizziest of minds, hosted by our glamorous quizmaster.

NCC March Market

Join us from 11am to 5pm both inside and outside NCC for market stalls offering a wonderful range of delicacies, artwork and giftware from some of the best local crafters, artists, bakers and much more! Open to all.

FREE EVENT

Returning to cinemas for the first time in over a decade, Helen Mirren plays Queen Elizabeth II in the Olivier and Tony Award® -winning hit production, directed by Stephen Daldry.

Peter Morgan’s Netflix phenomenon The Crown was based on this hit play that was captured live from

Following the success of our world cinema screening of Jean de Florette, we return to rural Provence with Manon des Sources. Ten years on, Manon uncovers the truth behind her family’s ruin and plots a quiet, devastating revenge. Claude Berri’s sun-drenched sequel blends sweeping landscapes with emotional intensity — a deeply satisfying continuation of an unforgettable story.

A warm and witty comedy-drama exploring family, obligation, and caregiving. When one man unexpectedly becomes responsible for more mothers than just his own, his life fills with humour, frustration, and tenderness. Four Mothers is a compassionate, crowd-pleasing portrait of connection, patience, and the bonds that sustain us.

Listen to the Land Speak: A Journey of Return is an RTÉ documentary by the late Manchán Magan exploring the deep connection between Irish identity, landscape, and mythology. Travelling from bogs to mountains, Magan uncovers ancient wisdom for renewing our bond with nature, while confronting his own mortality through sacred sites and rituals.

When a young girl’s sketchbook slips into a mysterious pond, her drawings spring into chaotic, physical life — unleashing fantastical creatures across an unprepared town. As reality begins to unravel, she and her brother race to track down the unpredictable monsters before lasting damage is done. Meanwhile, their father struggles to navigate a community in crisis and reunite his family. Blending imagination, humour, and heart, Sketch is an inventive adventure about creativity, consequences, and connection.

Newcastle Community Cinema invites audiences to step back in time and explore cinema’s role in shaping culture and community. Cinema historian Dr Sam Manning presents The 1939 Diary of a Belfast Cinema-Goer — a remarkable record of 325 films seen in Belfast over a single year, on the eve of global conflict. This anonymous film lover logged titles, devised a personal rating system, and mapped cinema visits across the city. Among their favourites was Alfred Hitchcock’s The Lady Vanishes (1938), the only British film to earn a five-star rating. Dr Manning brings the diary to life, followed by a screening as part of our Classics & Cake strand.

A powerful double bill exploring endurance, grief and the pull of open water. Dive, winner of Best Short Film at Waterford International Film Festival ( Directed by Amy-Joyce Hastings ), is a lyrical Irish short tracing one woman’s private reckoning with loss and memory on the Atlantic coast. This is followed by The North Channel Swim, an intimate documentary following swimmer Ryan Leung as he attempts one of the world’s most punishing endurance swims — a raw portrait of resilience, isolation and the human will to keep going.

A joyful and heartfelt tribute to Belfast’s punk roots, Good Vibrations charts Terri Hooley’s mission to unite youth through music in the late 1970s. Funny, moving, and packed with attitude, it’s a rousing local story about idealism, community, and the power of a great record played loud.

Set in a rural village during All-Ireland weekend in 1975, Báite blends murder mystery with intimate family drama when a body surfaces from a local lake and Peggy Casey’s life begins to unravel. Directed by Ruán Magan and adapted from Sheena Lambert’s novel The Lake, this atmospheric Irish-language feature was filmed in Conamara.

VENUE: Naíonra Teach Uidhilí

A moving and urgent film centred on a single emergency call that resonated worldwide, following the efforts to reach a young girl trapped amid conflict. Blending documentary testimony with dramatised storytelling, it offers a sobering reflection on humanity, responsibility, and remembrance.