ListingsUpdated Sat 5 Sep
Film in London: screenings this week
Cinemas worth crossing London for rather than the nearest multiplex: the repertory houses, the rooftops in summer, the biggest screen in the country at Waterloo, and the single screen independents that have survived in Brixton, Dalston and Notting Hill. Late showings are marked as such.
Saturday
5 September-
Film Late
Rooftop cinema season, last screenings
Until 13 Sep
The last two weekends of the outdoor season. Take a coat, the roof is colder than the walk there suggests.
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Film From £14
A screening at the BFI IMAX
Until 4 Sep
The biggest screen in the country, in a glass drum in the middle of a roundabout. Worth it for something shot on film stock, less so for anything upscaled.
Friday
11 September-
Film From £9
Ritzy Picturehouse, Brixton
The old picture house on Windrush Square, five screens, and a bar upstairs that has been part of Brixton's evening for decades.
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Film From £9
Rio Cinema, Dalston
A 1915 art deco cinema on Kingsland High Street, independent and still doing late shows.
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Film From £15
Electric Cinema, Portobello
One of the oldest working cinemas in the country, with armchairs and footstools instead of seats.
Friday
18 September-
Film From £9
Ritzy Picturehouse, Brixton
The old picture house on Windrush Square, five screens, and a bar upstairs that has been part of Brixton's evening for decades.
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Film From £9
Rio Cinema, Dalston
A 1915 art deco cinema on Kingsland High Street, independent and still doing late shows.
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Film From £15
Electric Cinema, Portobello
One of the oldest working cinemas in the country, with armchairs and footstools instead of seats.