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Great films in UK/Irish cinemas. Out now: BLUE HERON Coming soon: THE SUMMER BOOK / CASE 137 / AMERICAN DOCTOR

198. Blue Heron (Criterion, 2025 - Sophy Romvari) An affecting, unusual film that looks at the impact of a disturbed teenager on his family, first as an impressionistic film through a young girl's eyes (shades of Aftersun), then the girl as a young woman re-evaluating it through more formal means.

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Just shared in Screen International, we’re bringing Eivind Landsvik’s debut feature LOW EXPECTATIONS - starring girl in red - to UK cinemas early next year 🎵 conic.film/low

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You can now watch HEN at home on Apple TV, BFI Player, Curzon Home Cinema and Prime Video 🥚 “Fascinatingly individual” – ★★★★ Film Review Daily “Outstandingly unusual” – ★★★★ Filmhounds conic.film/hen 🐣

Delighted that THE SHEPHERD AND THE BEAR has been longlisted for the Grierson Awards 2026 in the category Best Cinema Documentary 🐑 Congratulations to the whole team! conic.film/bear

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THE SUMMER BOOK is a tender adaptation of Tove Jansson’s classic novel, exploring childhood, grief, and the restorative power of nature 📖 Visit conic.film/summer to find a screening cinema near you 🌊

The next week of BLUE HERON screenings 🗺️ “A powerful film” – ★★★★ Time Out “An intelligent, valuable piece of filmmaking” – ★★★★The Guardian “So brilliant is the filmmaking, so startling the narrative depth” – ★★★★★ Financial Times conic.film/blueheron

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THE SUMMER BOOK – adapted from Tove Jansson’s beloved novel ☀️⛱️ An intergenerational family spend a transformative summer at their rustic vacation home on an unspoiled, remote island in the Gulf of Finland. In cinemas from 7 August. conic.film/summer

Shared in @screendaily.bsky.social, we’ll be bringing THE EDUCATION OF JANE CUMMING to UK & Irish cinemas next year. Set in Edinburgh in 1810, THE EDUCATION OF JANE CUMMING follows two teachers whose lives are thrown into turmoil after one of their pupils accuses them of having a love affair.

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“In Blue Heron there are no solutions, nothing that can make up for what has been lost. Instead, the film offers quiet, bittersweet acknowledgement: that you might never make sense of your grief” Ian Wang reviews. www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-so...

Blue Heron review: flying the nest

Canadian-Hungarian director Sophy Romvari restages her childhood experiences to devastating effect in a semi-autobiographical debut feature that understands grief is not a problem to be solved.

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Watch the UK & Ireland trailer for THE SUMMER BOOK, adapted from Tove Jansson's beloved novel 🌞 “A loving portrait of budding and fading” – New York Times In cinemas from 7 August. Visit conic.film/summer for more information.