Thelma & Louise [1991] 15

Join us to celebrate (in the words of the late, great Roger Ebert) “two carefree souls piling into a 1956 T-Bird and driving out of town to have some fun and raise some hell”.

Ridley Scott directs as we join Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis as they take off for a girls’ weekend away. They’re almost looking to get into trouble – winding up in a saloon not too many miles down the road, and Thelma, a wild woman after a couple of Wild Turkeys, beginning to get caught up in lust after a couple of dances with an urban cowboy. Things get seriously out of hand and the two friends are forced to hit the road for real. With a fabulous soundtrack and great supporting performances from a husky Michael Madsen, a young Brad Pitt and an unusually compassionate Harvey Keitel, this is the perfect summer evening’s entertainment, complete with an ace soundtrack, epic landscapes and cinematography to die for.