In 1924 young J. Robert Oppenheimer left Cambridge to study the new discipline of quantum physics in Germany: a decision that ultimately led to him running the Manhattan Project, America’s World War II rush to build a functioning atomic bomb. Thirty years later he was tried by a kangaroo court predetermined to confirm suspicions that he was a Communist. In 1958 commerce secretary nominee Lewis Strauss faced a brutal Senate confirmation hearing over his advocacy for the now-disgraced Oppenheimer. Christopher Nolan interweaves these three narratives in his riveting feature, based on the 2005 biography American Prometheus. Starring Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Matt Damon and Florence Pugh.

 The admission fee is £5.00 and there will be a Soft Drinks and Wine Bar.

There will be a short interval in the middle of the film
We ask people not to bring their own drinks as the small amount we make from the bar subsidises the cost of the film hire.
All films are supplied by Moviola Ltd. which is a registered charity.