The full list of New Release, and the odd re-release, films currently in the building and when they're screening!

Every now and then we pick a film in our programme and offer it up to our lovely members for only £1.  Don't worry if you've purchased a ticket before the price-drop, just bring it to the Box Office on the night to claim your partial refund.

PLEASE NOTE: From time to time, we may pick a film that has multiple screenings in our programme as the £1 for Members film. Due to the build of our website, when we add said films to this page, all of the scheduled performances will show up, including those that aren't £1 for Members. Only screenings marked with "£1 Mem. Film" next to the time are Members Screenings. Any others will be priced at full price.

If you see a solo screening that isn't marked with "£1 Mem. Film", but on this page, it is likely because we haven't yet removed the film from this page from a previous Members Screening - and these, too, are not £1 for Member screenings. We try to update the page one or two times a week. We apologise for any inconveniece.

The Prince Charles Cinema is now presenting films from 4K, exlusively in our Downstairs Screen.

Here is where you can find all the exciting 4K films coming up in the programme.

Please Note: Some films will screen over multiple dates and in our Upstairs Screen, and won't be presented in 4K. Performances in 4K will be marked next to the performance time.

If you adore the flicker, the cue dots & the magic that celluloid brings to the big-screen; this is the page for you.

"Neo-Tokyo is about to E.X.P.L.O.D.E."

Katsuhiro Ôtomo's 1988 cyberpunk masterpiece AKIRA returns to our screens this March, in eye-popping 4K – in celebration of its 35th Anniversary!

Double-Features, Triple Bills and All Night Marathons can all be found right here!

All Survivors Photos can be found HERE!

(Please have patience, the photos are posted within a couple of weeks)

A selection of Anime screenings taking place at The Prince Charles Cinema [All screenings either come with english subtitles or are dubbed. This is marked next to the performance time.]

Look here for all the films in our programme celebrating big milestones in 2023! From Janet Jackson and Tupac Shakur, to the Marx Brothers, to Tommy Wiseau.

25 years on, The Dude still abides!

A brand new season of random, unlinked film favourites chosen by us, our staff, and our patrons! Got a film you'd like to see on the big screen? Write it down on our request board, as it just may appear in the Cinematic Jukebox!

Our longest running season featuring Classic films from all eras of cinema history.

Your one-stop-shop for all things doc!

If you've visited the cinema, you'll know that down in the bar we have a big request board for our customers to tell us the films they'd love to see at the pictures - these are the requests that make it to our screen!

The Prince Charles Cinema will screen The Gallery interactive film as an official side event of the London Games Festival on Thursday 6th April at 6.30 pm.

This innovation in the cinema experience has thrilled audiences at film festivals in France and the UK. It showcases the convergence of Film and Video Games with the audience participating in how the story unfolds.

Ghibliotheque presents is a monthly screening series at the Prince Charles that showcases the best of Japanese animation. Each screening is picked and introduced by Michael Leader and Jake Cunningham, co-hosts of the animation podcast Ghibliotheque and co-authors of the Ghibliotheque Anime Movie Guide, which charts a path through the wildly creative and influential anime industry with 30 standout feature films, from Akira to Your Name.

Here you'll find the full The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Hobbit trilogy, and stand alone screenings of the movies adapted from J.R.R. Tolkien's legendary books!

"We are all of us stars, and we deserve to twinkle"

Sex Icon. Proto-Feminist. Screen Legend.

In 2023, we're celebrating the big screen glitz and glamour of the "Blonde Bombshell" Marilyn Monroe, with a selection of some of her biggest films – including GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES, THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH & SOME LIKE IT HOT.

If you're looking for a Short-Ass Movie this is not the page for you. Here you'll find all of our 150min + movies!

Explore a handful of works from the Spanish-American surrealist master, LUIS BUÑUEL, with seven classics including BELLE DE JOUR, THE DISCREET CHARM OF THE BOUGEOISIE and THAT OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE.

Lukas Moodysson has a slate of vastly different masterpieces. The Swedish filmmaker was dubbed a "young master" by legendary director Ingmar Bergman, and yet, he is no household name beyond his native country.

But his work - chronicling everything from coming out in a small town, to kids starting a punk band in the 80's, to an unflinching depiction of a trafficked teenager - will leave you absolutely breathless. Sometimes from laughter. Sometimes from devastation. Perhaps that's why Moodysson is difficult to figure out.

If you missed the Michael Mann-Athon in January, fret not. We have added extra shows of the director's greatest works - and watch this space, because more will be added very soon.

The line-up includes THIEF (1981), COLLATERAL (2004), HEAT (1995) ("Soooo gooood!" in the words of Ava Duverney), and MIAMI VICE (2006). Join us as we celebrate Michael Mann, the master of high stakes.

If you're looking to let a little mystery into your cinema-going life, then this page is for you!

Solo screenings of Joachim Trier's OSLO TRILOGY; Reprise (2006), Oslo, August 31st (2011) and The Worst Person In The World (2021)

Queer East is a cross-disciplinary festival that showcases LGBTQ+ cinema, live arts, and moving image work from East and Southeast Asia and its diaspora communities. Its fourth edition runs from 18 to 30 April in venues across London, exploring notions of what it means to be queer and Asian today.

For more info: https://queereast.org.uk/

This where to find any and all performances of any Quentin Taratin films at The PCC.

Get your popcorn ready for an eternal night...

On 15th April, Bethesda will be hosting an all-night Redfall Movie Marathon. The night will include five films selected by Studio/Creative Director Harvey Smith and Arkane Austin that helped inspire the creation of the upcoming videogame Redfall.

Oh hai, doggie.

From January to May, we're bringing you a selection of the notoriously violent films of "Bloody Sam" aka Sam Peckipah – including THE WILD BUNCH, RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY, STRAW DOGS, PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID, THE GETAWAY and BRING ME THE HEAD OF ALFREDO GARCIA.

The smash-hit interactive shows that began at the Prince Charles Cinema and are now famous throughout the world. Enjoy your favourite films including The Sound of Music, Grease, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Dirty Dancing, Moulin Rouge & The Greatest Showman with lyrics on screen so everyone can join in!

Join Frankenfurter and the gang plus an audience of half naked crossdressed transylvanians and heckle and cheer your way through the most interactive film ever put on the silver screen.

A special SING ALONG performance of THE GREATEST SHOWMAN presented by Sing-a-Long-a Productions!

The Prince Charles Cinema is alive with the Sound of Music. Join Maria, a proliferation of nuns, the very dashing Captain Von Trapp and his delightful children to sing to your hearts content.

Outwardly, Glen (Ed Wood) is the picture of clean-cut all-American masculinity. He’s about to marry his beautiful, loving fiancée Barbara (Dolores Fuller), but there’s another woman in Glen’s life – his “other self”, Glenda. Having cross-dressed in private for years, Glen/Glenda is terrified that their secret will scupper any chances for a happy future with Dolores. But could love conquer all?

Independent programmers TGirlsOnFilm (Jaye Hudson) and Funeral Parade (Sarah Cleary) are proud to present Trans-X-Ploitation, a series of screenings re-examining trans-themed exploitation cinema of yesteryear. We’re kicking off the season with Ed Wood’s ground-breaking psychodrama Glen or Glenda. Though often misremembered as “camp” or “so bad it’s good”, Wood’s semi-autobiographical film is actually a deeply affecting account of a gender non-conforming life, as well as singular blend of melodrama, horror and experimental cinema.

The premier LGBTQ+ film event in London's Leicester Sq based at the UK most fun cinema (as voted by Time Out) The Prince Charles Cinema!

A celebration of 100 years of Warner Bros.