Run time: 91 mins

Jalmari Helander’s delirious, blood-splattered WWII grindhouse throwback.


Aatami (Jorma Tommila) is a Finnish loner mining for gold out in the middle of a barren-wasteland during the last desperate days of the second world war. Ultimately striking upon a bountiful treasure, he sets off on his horse with his fluffy dog in tow, determined to reap the rewards of his find. When the Nazis steal his gold, they quickly discover that they have just tangled with no ordinary miner.


The result is a bloodbath of lunatic extremeness, as expertly staged as its recurring sights of Nazis meeting their deserved demise is satisfying. Indebted to Sergio Leone’s spaghetti westerns (most notably, via chapter cards featuring Ennio Morricone-ish punctuation) there’s also clear influence from the likes of John Wick and maybe a bit of Mad Max: Fury Road thrown in for maniacal good measure.


Cult films aren’t deliberately made. They’re spontaneously created by word-of-mouth, their outrageousness, absurdity and all-around badassery spread far and wide by fans who’ve discovered their awesomeness. Destined to assume a place in the pantheon of modern underground favourites, Sisu more than lives up to the hype.


Thursday 22nd June
07:30 pm
Thursday 1st June
14:00
Thursday 1st June
19:30
Tuesday 6th June
19:30
Wednesday 28th June
14:00
Wednesday 28th June
19:30
Friday 2nd June
14:00
Saturday 17th June
14:00
Saturday 3rd June
14:00
Saturday 10th June
19:00
Saturday 3rd June
19:00
Sunday 4th June
18:00
Friday 9th June
14:00
Friday 9th June
19:30
Wednesday 7th June
14:00
Wednesday 7th June
19:30
Tuesday 13th June
14:00
Tuesday 13th June
19:30
Thursday 8th June
14:00
Thursday 8th June
19:30
Saturday 17th June
19:00
Monday 19th June
14:00
Monday 12th June
14:00
Monday 12th June
19:30
Thursday 22nd June
14:00
Wednesday 14th June
14:00
Tuesday 20th June
14:00
Tuesday 20th June
19:30
Thursday 15th June
14:00
Thursday 15th June
19:30
Friday 16th June
14:00
Friday 16th June
19:30
Wednesday 21st June
14:00
Wednesday 21st June
19:30
Thursday 29th June
14:00
Thursday 22nd June
19:30
Friday 23rd June
14:00
Thursday 29th June
19:30
Friday 30th June
14:00
Saturday 24th June
14:00
Saturday 24th June
19:00
Monday 26th June
14:00
Monday 26th June
19:30
Tuesday 27th June
14:00
Tuesday 27th June
19:30