Vue Barrow is inviting film fans to mark Mother’s Day with a trip to the big screen.
The venue is offering a diverse line-up, promising something for every taste, from sci-fi and romance to family favourites.
Its Mother’s Day schedule includes early previews, classic re-releases and crowd-pleasing blockbusters aimed at making the weekend feel extra special.
Rhys Boyle, general manager at Vue Barrow, said: "We have a fantastic selection of films for audiences to enjoy this weekend, with something to suit every taste.
"Mother’s Day is a great opportunity to spend quality time together, and a trip to the cinema is the perfect way to relax, share a story and make the day feel a little more special."
Filmgoers will have the chance to catch an early screening of Project Hail Mary, starring Ryan Gosling as a science teacher who wakes up on a spaceship light-years from home.
With no memory of who he is or how he got there, he must rely on his scientific knowledge and unconventional thinking to save humanity from extinction.
For those who prefer romance, Reminders of Him tells the story of Kenna, who, after a perfect outing with her boyfriend, makes an unbearable mistake that sends her to prison.
Seven years later, she returns to her hometown hoping to rebuild her life and find redemption.
Sci-fi takes a classic turn with The Bride!, a modern reimagining of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.
Set in 1930s Chicago, the film follows Frankenstein as he enlists Dr. Euphronious to help create a companion.
Together, they reanimate a murdered woman, giving rise to the Bride.
Music fans can immerse themselves in Baz Luhrmann’s EPIC: Elvis Presley In Concert.
The event blends restored footage from Elvis’s iconic 1970s Las Vegas residency with rare, never-before-seen clips and rediscovered audio of Presley recounting his own story.
Also on the schedule is a re-release of Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby, starring Leonardo DiCaprio in the visually stunning adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel.
Younger audiences and families can enjoy Hoppers, the story of an animal lover who uses technology to transfer her consciousness into a robotic beaver.
The adventure leads to unexpected discoveries in the animal kingdom.
Another family favourite on offer is the 1990 version of The Witches, featuring Angelica Huston’s unforgettable performance.
For fans of psychological drama, In a Pale View of Hills is set across two timelines.
The film explores a Japanese widow’s memories from post-war Nagasaki in the 1950s to England during the 1980s Cold War era.
Long-buried secrets come to light, connecting her past and present.
Comedy lovers can unwind with How to Make a Killing, which follows blue-collar worker Becket Redfellow.
Disowned at birth by his enormously wealthy family, Becket is determined to reclaim his inheritance, no matter how many relatives stand in his way.
For fans of horror, the latest instalment in the Scream franchise sees a new Ghostface arrive on the scene.
Vue Barrow is also offering gift cards starting from £10, available to purchase online or in-cinema.
For the full list of films and screening times, visit www.myvue.com.
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