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We're once again entering the MCU Multiverse with Doctor Strange in The Multiverse Of Madness.

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Our bodies, our choices: five films exploring reproductive rights

Our bodies, our choices: five films exploring reproductive rights

Guest writer Lisa Hallgarten discusses reproductive rights and how films such as Happening highlight abortion around the world.

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SUNDANCE 2021, LOOKING BACK LOOKING FORWARD

SUNDANCE 2021, LOOKING BACK LOOKING FORWARD

Picturehouse Entertainment Acquisitions Manager Paul Ridd reports back on some of the highlights of this year’s edition of the Sundance Film Festival.

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Leon | Harbour Highlights, March

Leon | Harbour Highlights, March

Harbour Highlights is a series of cult and classic favourites handpicked by the Harbour Lights staff. This month, Duty Manager Trev explains why he chose Luc Besson's Léon.

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Celebration of Sundance Film Festival: London | Announcement

Celebration of Sundance Film Festival: London | Announcement

We are excited to announce that while you couldn't go to Sundance, we have collaborated once again with the Sundance Institute to bring Sundance to you, digitally.

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The Last Tree | Picturehouse Recommends

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Beth Webb talks about Shola Amoo's The Last Tree which is out in cinemas Fri 27 Sep.

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The Souvenir Part II

The Souvenir Part II

A cinema experience as transporting and generous as The Souvenir Part II doesn’t come along too often – don’t miss the chance to see this one on the big screen.

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The Batman

The Batman

The wait is, at last, over. After months of anticipation, the dramatic reimagining of Gotham City’s Caped Crusader is finally here. And, Tickets are on sale now!

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Pirates

Pirates

In Pirates, the debut feature from Reggie Yates, three teenage friends are on a mission to make sure their Millennium Eve is one they'll also remember for the rest of their lives.

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King Richard

King Richard

As much a powerful and affecting social drama as it is an uplifting sporting movie.

Nikki Baughan 18 Nov 21
Season's Eatings

Season's Eatings

The kitchens at Picturehouse remain filled to the brim with delicious dishes: read on to discover both our brand new pizza menu, and what awaits under our foodie Christmas tree...

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West Side Story

West Side Story

When one of the greatest musicals of all time meets one of the greatest cinema directors of all time, you're looking at one of the most anticipated remakes of the century.

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Judy

Judy

James Mottram Rupert Goold's Judy, starring Renée Zellweger. Out in cinemas Web 2 Sep.

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Boxing Day

Boxing Day

A Christmas rom-com with a Black British cast – it’s about time, right? Boxing Day is the UK’s first festive comedy of its kind, and it’s set to be a warm and witty ride.

Anna Smith 02 Dec 21
The Duke

The Duke

A delightful new comedy-drama and the final feature from director Roger Michell, who passed away suddenly in September last year.

Helen O'Hara 01 Feb 22
The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year

The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year

You’ve made a watchlist, we’re checking it twice – and the films on show this festive season are nothing but nice. Explore what’s on at Picturehouse this December...

Lara Peters 01 Dec 21
Introducing... Reggie Yates

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Reggie Yates is the English writer/director of Pirates, a laugh-out-loud comedy set in London about three teenage friends trying to get into an exclusive party on New Year's Eve, 1999.

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Hope

Hope

One of the great joys of watching a film at the cinema is experiencing a story so remarkable that it stays with you after you leave.

James Luxford 02 Dec 21
Lamb

Lamb

Awarded the Prize of Originality at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival, Lamb is quite unlike anything else you’re likely to see at the cinema this year.

Hannah Strong 02 Dec 21
Death On The Nile

Death On The Nile

Kenneth Branagh took Agatha Christie’s 1934 novel Murder On The Orient Express and made it new, injecting an oft-told tale with a light touch, high style and international stars, while never softening Christie’s twists and turns.

Ian Freer 01 Feb 22
Must-See Polish Films

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These films represent some of the best of Polish cinema.

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Joker

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Mind-Bending Films

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These films are thought-provoking and transcend cinema, leaving you to question everything.

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Coming Soon | In The Heights

In cinemas from 18 June.

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A Decade Of Success

A Decade Of Success

National Theatre Live has gone from success to success in its first decade. There have been more than 80 productions broadcasts, reaching almost nine million people across the globe.

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Coming Soon | Supernova

Coming Soon | Supernova

In cinemas from 25 June.

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Coming Soon | Herself

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Coming Soon | Earwig And The Witch

Coming Soon | Earwig And The Witch

In cinemas from 28 May.

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Catching Animals And Planting Trees

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Picturehouse Entertainment's very own Paul Ridd talks about the exciting rollercoaster of a ride that is finding new films to release.

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