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New films from Fri 30 October

See what's on in DCA Cinema this week

We've got blockbuster new releases, indie gems, Halloween scares and lots of family fun in store at DCA Cinema this week.

Robert Pattinson continues his eclectic year with an acclaimed turn in psychological thriller Primetime, Olivia Colman creates her dream husband in surreal romantic fantasy Wicker, acclaimed South Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong (Burning) is back with relationship drama Possible Love, and there's a chance to see Ken Russell's controversial 1971 horror The Devils.

Plus, we're thrilled to launch this year's Discovery Film Festival, featuring the best new family films from around the world plus free creative activities! Come and join us from Sat 31 October – tickets are Donate What You Can, from £0 to £8. 

There are also more chances to see Fatherland , NT Live: Golden Boy, and NAZA, and you can celebrate Halloween with Dundead and its 50th anniversary screening of The Omen in its 4K restoration. 

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Fri 30 Oct

This week's listings

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Olivia Colman looks up at a figure to her left
Wicker
A nun kneeling on a tiled floor with other nuns praying in the background
The Devils
Two couples stand on a beach. One looks out to see, while the woman in the second couple looks over at the other man
Possible Love
Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake
Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake