KIDS CLUB: Our special family prices are a-go! With Kids Club, children’s tickets are just £3.50. And because grown-ups have to book the tickets and transport the fam, your tickets are FREE (when booked with a child ticket).
Directed by: Neil Boyle and Kirk Hendry
Voice cast | Sally Hawkins, Cillian Murphy, Ken Watanabe, Raffey Cassidy
A rich and rewarding animated tale, Kensuke’s Kingdom is the epic adventure of Michael, a young boy on the sailing trip of a lifetime. Adapted by Frank Cottrell-Boyce from Michael Morpurgo’s much-loved, bestselling young adult novel, it features the voices of Cillian Murphy, Sally Hawkins and Ken Watanabe.
On a family sailing trip, excitement turns to terror when a violent storm erupts and Michael and his dog, Stella, are swept overboard. Washed up on a remote island, Michael discovers they are not alone when confronted by Kensuke, a Japanese man who’s lived on the island since WWII. When poachers threaten their fragile island paradise, Michael and Kensuke must join forces to save their secret world.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ "astounding... a hidden gem" - The Upcoming
Friday 23 Aug
Saturday 24 Aug
Guildhall Cinema Pricing:
We are applying a set of flat prices on all our films* so you always know how much it'll be to experience an amazing piece of Cinema at Guildhall. You can choose from three set prices:
£11 Standard + Donation
Choosing this price enables us to maintain our Open Concession ticket price. It includes a Standard ticket as well as an additional payment that we will use to maintain our accessible tickets.
£8.50 Standard
Our Standard ticket, always £8.50.
£6 Open Concession
Not everyone can access cinema at our standard price, so we are offering an Open Concession, where you can purchase a ticket at a reduced price if you need to. No need to prove why you need a reduced price ticket.
Access: We offer free Carer / Assistance tickets. Please contact the Guildhall Box Office (01452 503050) to book these.
*A 5% booking fee is applied at checkout. Event cinema and special film events are priced separately.