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Radioactive Satellite Q&A, Sundance Film Festival: London 2020 and more | News

Felicity Beckett

03 Mar 20

Picturehouse News brings you all the 'must-sees' and 'book nows' so you need never miss a thing. This month we are celebrating one of cinema's most influential directors, David Lynch, International Women's Day with a special preview screening + live satellite Q&A of Radioactive, Sundance Film Festival: London and our brand new edition of Picturehouse Recommends.

Rye Lane | Picturehouse Recommends

You know when a romcom hits Cupid’s target, because it makes you fall back in love with love. Rye Lane does that with a hip, heartfelt ode to London’s infinite variety.

Larushka Ivan-Zadeh 17 Mar 23

Shazam! Fury Of The Gods | Picturehouse Recommends

Facing off against giant dragons and a trio of immortal beings with a powerful new weapon, Shazam! Fury Of The Gods will be Billy’s biggest endurance test yet.

Hannah Strong 17 Mar 23

Allelujah | Picturehouse Recommends

This thoroughly British comedy about care for the elderly and our beloved NHS – which marks its 75th anniversary this year – comes from the pens of national treasure Alan Bennett.

Ed Gibbs 17 Mar 23

Sundance Film Festival: London 2023 | Our Opening Night film & Festival Passes on sale now

The festival’s back for its 10th edition and kicks off with Charlotte Regan’s Scrapper.

The Picturehouse Team 07 Mar 23

Phoenix From The Flames | Celebrating 110 Years of Oxford’s Phoenix Picturehouse

Join the Phoenix from 15 March for special film screenings and celebrations to mark their 110th birthday. Titles include Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing, a preview of Cannes prize-winner The Eight Mountains, plus quizzes, special offers, and more.

The Picturehouse Team 27 Feb 23

Close | Picturehouse Recommends

A deeply moving experience, Close leaves a mark not just through its performances but through the elegant cinematography from cinematographer Frank van den Eeden.