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This year marks the 25th anniversary of 10 Things I Hate About You, the beloved 1999 rom-com that loosely adapted Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew into a teen hit, supersonically launching the careers of Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. You could say it's too good
We've got tricks and treats for all this October, as we bring some of our favourite spooky and sinister cinema back to the big screen. Boo.
Our season celebrating 30 years of Searchlight Pictures.
Our September edition is here, with a new look and even more cinematic goodness to dive into.
MilkTea and Dark Matter collaborate exclusively with Picturehouse cinemas in London and York, with a programme featuring special screenings of Romeo Must Die and Fist of Fury.
Faithful or fast and loose, tragic or comedic, these six films may be worlds apart, but each plays a part in bringing The Bard to the big screen.
The juice is loose, as Tim Burton and Michael Keaton bring us a long-awaited sequel to the iconic 1988 comedy.
There's trouble in paradise in Zoë Kravitz's taut and topical directorial debut.
Ahead of About Dry Grasses, get yourself up to speed with director Nuri Bilge Ceylan.
A decade of decline or the gold standard of blockbuster bombast? This summer, Picturehouse invites you to decide for yourself by bringing you back to 1980s Hollywood.
It's a mutant dream team, as Hugh Jackman's Wolverine comes out of retirement for a mission with foul-mouthed Wade Wilson - aka Deadpool.
What’s the craic? To get you in the mood for Rich Peppiatt's rowdy Sundance hit Kneecap, let us take you to the Emerald Isle.
This summer, get ready for a blockbuster-sized celebration! 1980s Movie Mix is an all-genres, all-hits cinematic collection, here to transport you through the biggest, boldest movie decade of all time.
Lucy Fenwick Elliott catches up with the master of suspense, director M. Night Shyamalan.
Did you know that Picturehouse Cinemas are home to the UK's longest-running cinema podcast?
The big day is coming up this weekend. So what are our - and your - picks for Best Picture?
Sam Clements talks to writer-director Edgar Wright about his new film, Last Night In Soho starting Anya Taylor Joy and Thomasin McKenzie.
In this shorter episode, host Sam Clements talks on Zoom to Black Widow director Cate Shortland (Lore, Somersault) about her new Marvel Studios film.
To celebrate the release of the brilliant new documentary The Mountain Within Me, we’re giving you the chance to win a bundle of Berghaus goodies, courtesy of our friends at Dogwoof.
In association with Dark Matter and Penguin Classics, join us to celebrate 100 years of writer and civil rights activist James Baldwin.
Picturehouse is delighted to offer our Members the chance to win four tickets to a very special Coraline Q&A screening in London, taking place at BFI Southbank on Sunday 11 August 2024.
To celebrate the release of Rosalie, we’ve partnered with Pom Pom Factory to give away an eco-friendly Spring Flower Bouquet.
Watch Copa 71 at a participating cinema from 08 to 14 March for a chance to win exclusive team jerseys sponsored by Picturehouse, featuring a bespoke design crafted by FOUDYS.
Here are some Fresh Takes on Sing Sing. Greg Kwedar's heartfelt drama follows a theatre group escaping the reality of incarceration through the creativity of staging a play.
Here are some Fresh Takes on I Saw The TV Glow, a hypnotising new vision from director Jane Schoenbrun.
Here are some Fresh Takes on About Dry Grasses, an engrossing and daring new film from the acclaimed, Palme d'Or winning writer-director Nuri Bilge Ceylan.
Here are some Fresh Takes on Orlando, My Political Biography, a bold and joyous celebration of trans and non-binary lives, told through the lens of Virginia Woolf's iconic novel.
Here are some Fresh Takes on Rosalie, a beautiful and bold romance from director Stéphanie Di Giusto.
Here are some Fresh Takes on Weekend, the debut feature from All of Us Strangers director Andrew Haigh.
Legendary performances, legendary drama: get a front-row seat to the stars of Hollywood's most iconic feud.
Paying homage to the beauty of sisterhood in cinema, join us for a season of films filled with laughter, tears, and everything that encapsulates friendship between Black women.
The world is theirs: join a revolution with our season celebrating cinema's most electrifying stories of rebels with (or without) a cause.
With unmistakable wit and style, these fraternal filmmakers and their genre-bounding talents welcome you into an America all of their own.
Dive into the world of a notorious perfectionist and cinematic legend, with our season looking back on Stanley Kubrick's innovation, rigour and technical expertise.
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