Weymouth Pavilion
All tickets £5
Paul Thomas Anderson returns with a powerful new drama that examines the struggles – big and small – that define our lives. One Battle After Another follows a web of interconnected characters, each grappling with conflicts that range from the intimate to the universal. Through Anderson’s trademark blend of piercing dialogue, layered storytelling, and striking visuals, the film explores how persistence, compromise, and resilience shape the human experience.
Anchored by an ensemble cast at the top of their game, this is a film about the battles we fight within ourselves, with each other, and against the world – and the quiet victories that keep us moving forward.
Age rating: 15+ Contains strong language, sex references, violence, references to sexual violence
Duration: 162 mins (2 hours 42 mins)
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Weymouth Pavilion
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