Just like any other day, on April 20th, 2010, Mike Williams (Mark Wahlberg) goes to work. Before leaving the house, he says goodbye to his wife (Kate Hudson) and daughter (Stella Allen).

What he doesn’t know is that there’s a chance he’ll never see them again. Because April 20th, 2010 is not just like any other day.It’s the day that the pure blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico turn into an inky graveyard.

Based on the true story of one of the largest manmade disasters of all time, a drilling rig, stationed just off the US southern coast, suddenly explodes. Stranded helpless in the sea, the workers on board must fight to save each other and themselves as the Deepwater Horizon becomes a raging inferno.

The film showcases the devastation of the crew, their families, and 68,000 square miles of ocean, in what will become the worst oil spill in American history.

Directed by Peter Berg, who produced the hit TV drama Friday Night Lights, the film features a cast of Hollywood’s finest, including Wahlberg (The Fighter), Kate Hudson (Mother’s Day), and Kurt Russell (The Hateful Eight).

Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20

Running Time: 107 minsRating: 12a

Monday 31 October: 2.30pm

Tuesday 1 November: 7.30pm

Wednesday 2 November: 7.30pm