Amongst the best-loved family films of all time, Steven Spielberg’s hugely influential tale follows troubled 10-year-old Elliott who stumbles upon a gentle alien stranded on Earth. Elliott smuggles the alien that he names 'E.T.' into his suburban California house, introduces him to his brother and sister, and attempts to find his new friend safe passage home.
Accompanied by John Williams’ fantastical score, ET has had children and grown-ups laughing and shedding a quiet tear ever since it first captivated cinema audiences in 1982.
Into Film recommends this film for children 8+. The film includes some frightening scenes, bad language and rude humour, which may not be suitable for young children. For more information, visit the BBFC.
On Sunday mornings our Family Screenings are followed by a free activity for Children.
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