30 & 31 Oct 2025
Milner Field Manor Ruins
The Others (2001)
Nicole Kidman stars in a truly terrifying ghost story. Part of Open-Air Cinema at Milner Field Manor Ruins.
A bone-chilling open-air screening of a 21st-century classic – exclusively for Bradford 2025.
Jersey, 1945. Grace Stewart (Nicole Kidman) moves with her children to a grand manor house while waiting for husband Charles (Christopher Eccleston) to return from the war – but before long, things take a frightening turn. Anne, her eldest, claims to have been visited by a strange family from the past. Voices and footsteps echo down the dark and deserted corridors. And… wait, is that really her long-lost husband?
Alejandro Amenábar’s 2001 feature is one of the 21st century’s scariest thrillers – and we’re amping up the chill factor at this special screening in the spooky surroundings of Milner Field. Expect haunted woodland walks, atmospheric lighting and spine-tingling surprises. Not for the faint-hearted…
Part of Open-Air Cinema
This event was part of Bradford 2025’s Open-Air Cinema season.
Introductory Notes
Please read the transcription to The Others Introductory Notes here.
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