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This gripping survival drama swaps cosy father-son bonding for something far darker. When a recently estranged dad persuades his teenage son to spend a year living in isolation on a remote island in the Norwegian fjords, the trip initially feels like an opportunity for a fresh start. But as the wilderness closes in and unresolved tensions rise to the surface, the experience takes an increasingly unsettling turn. Anchored by strong performances from Swann Arlaud and Woody Norman and set against breathtaking Scandinavian landscapes,\u00a0My Father’s Island is an exploration of what it means to be family, masculine and survive.<\/p>\n
Visit PICTUREHOUSES.COM<\/a><\/p>\n The Invite, In Cinemas<\/p>\n A seemingly innocent dinner party forms the backdrop for this sharp, stylish relationship comedy from director Olivia Wilde. When a married couple invite their charismatic upstairs neighbours over for an evening of drinks and conversation, long-buried insecurities, tensions and secrets begin to surface. Starring Wilde, alongside Seth Rogen, Pen\u00e9lope Cruz and Edward Norton, the film blends clever comedy with emotional honesty, examining what really lies beneath the surface of modern relationships.<\/p>\n