Film screening at Leigh Film Factory

Film lovers can enjoy a packed programme of screenings at Leigh Film Factory this autumn and winter, with something to suit every taste – from National Theatre Live productions and opera on Sydney Harbour to a special anniversary screening, a full season of Halloween horror films, and some unmissable special events including a Q&A with Dai Bradley, who played Billy Casper in the beloved 1969 film Kes.

Located on the fourth floor of the iconic Spinners Mill, the independent cinema boasts comfortable IMAX seating, state-of-the-art projection and sound systems, and a fully licensed bar. It’s also fully air conditioned, so perfect, whatever the weather.

All Upcoming Films at Leigh Film Factory:

Monday, 31 August, 7.30pm
Kiki’s Delivery Service (PG) – In Japanese with subtitles
Adult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5

Tuesday, 1 September, 7.30pm
Evita (PG) – ‘Stitch and Screen’ event sponsored by Black Sheep Wools
Adult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5

Wednesday, 2 September, 7.30pm
La Traviata on Sydney Harbour (PG)
Tickets from £10

Saturday, 5 September, 2pm
GOAT (PG) – Pay As You Feel screening sponsored by Wigan Council
You choose what to pay per ticket

Sunday, 6 September, 2pm
Cinema Paradiso (12A) – Leigh Film Factory 4th Anniversary special event. In Italian with subtitles. Special guest Charity Patron Jo Platt MP. All tickets £10.

Wednesday, 9 September, 7.30pm
People’s Emergency Briefing followed by Q&A (15)
You choose what to pay per ticket

Saturday, 12 September, 7.30pm
Sunny Dancer (15)
Adult £8 / Student £5

Sunday, 13 September, 2pm
Sunny Dancer (15) – Silver Screen screening
Adult £8 / Student £5

Wednesday, 16 September, 2pm
Colette (15) – Midweek Matinee (film and a brew)
All tickets £5

Friday, 18 September, 7.30pm
The Last Viking (15) – Leigh Film Society presents. In Danish with subtitles. Introduced by host with post-screening discussion.
Adult £8 / Student £5

Sunday, 20 September, 2pm
The Christophers (15)
Adult £8 / Student £5

Tuesday, 22 September, 7pm
The Misanthrope (15) – National Theatre Live
Tickets from £10

Friday, 25 September, 7.30pm
The Devil Wears Prada 2 (12A)
Adult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5

Saturday, 26 September, 7pm
Wigan and Leigh Short Film Festival 2026 (16) – Saturday night
Adult £8 / Student £5

Sunday, 27 September, 2pm
Wigan and Leigh Short Film Festival 2026 (16) – Sunday afternoon
Adult £8 / Student £5

Wednesday, 30 September, 7.30pm
Whisper of the Heart (U) – In Japanese with subtitles
Adult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5

Saturday, 3 October, 7.30pm
Obsession (18) – Fear at the Factory
Adult £8

Sunday, 4 October, 2pm
The Misanthrope (15) – National Theatre Live
Tickets from £10

Tuesday, 6 October, 7.30pm
The Lost Boys (15) – ‘Stitch and Screen’ event sponsored by Black Sheep Wools
Adult £8 / Student £5

Friday, 9 October, 7.30pm
The Death of Robin Hood (15)
Adult £8 / Student £5

Saturday, 10 October, 7.30pm
Leviticus (15) – Fear at the Factory
Adult £8 / Student £5

Sunday, 11 October, 2pm
The Death of Robin Hood (15) – Silver Screen screening
Adult £8 / Student £5

Wednesday, 14 October, 2pm
The Ballad of Wallis Island (12A) – Midweek Matinee (film and a brew)
All tickets £5

Friday, 16 October, 7.30pm
Charlie Shaw’s Revenge (15) – Fear at the Factory
Adult £8 / Student £5

Saturday, 17 October, 7.30pm
The Reptile and The Plague of the Zombies Hammer Double Bill (15) – Fear at the Factory. Introduced by horror film aficionado Ian Taylor. 15-minute interval between films.
All tickets £15

Thursday, 22 October, 7.30pm
Train to Busan (15) – Fear at the Factory. In Korean with subtitles.
Adult £8 / Student £5

Friday, 23 October, 7.30pm
Pinocchio: Unstrung (18) – Fear at the Factory
Adult £8

Saturday, 24 October, 7.30pm
Nosferatu with live accompaniment by Sulk Rooms (PG) – Fear at the Factory. The 1922 silent film with a live electronic soundtrack performed by Thomas Ragsdale a.k.a. Sulk Rooms.
All tickets £15

Tuesday, 27 October, 2pm
Corpse Bride (PG) – Pay As You Feel screening sponsored by Launch North West
You choose what to pay per ticket

Wednesday, 28 October, 7.30pm
Arrietty (U) – In Japanese with subtitles
Adult £8 / Child £5 / Student £5

Friday, 30 October, 7.30pm
The Crow (15) – Fear at the Factory. Contains a sequence of flashing lights.
Adult £8 / Student £5

Saturday, 31 October, 7.30pm
The Fly (18) – Fear at the Factory
Adult £8

Thursday, 5 November, 7pm
Golden Boy (tbc) – National Theatre Live
Tickets from £10

Saturday, 7 November, 7.30pm
Kes with very Special Guest (PG) – Q&A with Dai Bradley (Billy Casper) at both screenings
All tickets £12

Sunday, 8 November, 2pm
Kes with very Special Guest (PG) – Q&A with Dai Bradley (Billy Casper) at both screenings
All tickets £12

Wednesday, 11 November, 2pm
Belfast (12A) – Midweek Matinee (film and a brew)
All tickets £5

Friday, 13 November, 7.30pm
Comédie Française (15) – Leigh Film Society presents. In French with subtitles. Introduced by host with post-screening discussion.
Adult £8 / Student £5

Sunday, 15 November, 2pm
Golden Boy (tbc) – National Theatre Live
Tickets from £10

Thursday, 19 November, 7.30pm
GIANT – The Play (15)
Tickets from £10

Sunday, 22 November, 2pm
GIANT – The Play (15)
Tickets from £10

Wednesday, 16 December, 2pm
The Choral (12A) – Midweek Matinee (film and a brew)
All tickets £5