Prince Charles Cinema
cinemaRepertory cinema with two screens (300 seats downstairs, 104 seats upstairs) programming a rotating mix of cult, arthouse, classic and recent films. It is famed for sing-along screenings (The Sound of Music), regular Rocky Horror and The Room showings, and a strong cult following.
Upcoming Events (50)
Thief
Michael Mann's Thief screens at Prince Charles Cinema in London—a 1981 crime classic, 122 minutes of neon-lit tension as jewel thief Frank plans one last score while a dangerous gangster tightens the noose.
The Departed
Screening of The Departed (2006) at Prince Charles Cinema, a Scorsese crime thriller about an undercover cop and a mole in the mob.
North By Northwest
Classic Alfred Hitchcock thriller North by Northwest screens at Prince Charles Cinema, a 1959 cross-country chase starring Cary Grant.
Picnic at Hanging Rock
Relive Peter Weir's 1975 thriller Picnic at Hanging Rock at Prince Charles Cinema in London, where a sunlit school picnic near Hanging Rock spirals into mystery and eerie tragedy.
Mandy
Mandy at Prince Charles Cinema in London sweeps you into Panos Cosmatos’ 2018 horror—a surreal, moody forest nightmare where a vengeful odyssey unfolds.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Steven Spielberg's Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom screens at Prince Charles Cinema, a 1984 action adventure of 119 minutes, plunging Indy from Old Shanghai to India in search of a mystical stone.
The Dark Crystal
Jim Henson and Frank Oz's The Dark Crystal returns to Prince Charles Cinema, a 1982 fantasy epic where Jen must restore balance as the Skeksis and Mystics clash and a fragile prophecy nears fulfillment.
Charlie's Angels
Charlie's Angels return in a slick, globe-trotting caper directed by McG at Prince Charles Cinema; the espionage trio blaze disguises, martial arts and gadgetry as secrets imperil their mission.
Twin Peaks: Pilot
Twin Peaks: Pilot screens at Prince Charles Cinema in London; David Lynch's moody 1990 mystery introduces Agent Cooper as he investigates Laura Palmer’s murder, a hypnotic classic full of eerie charm.
Rushmore
Wes Anderson’s Rushmore screens at Prince Charles Cinema in London: Jason Schwartzman’s ambitious Max woos Olivia Williams’ teacher while Bill Murray anchors the comic, bittersweet battle of ego, wit, and heart.
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
Travel the high seas with Wes Anderson’s The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou at Prince Charles Cinema, where Bill Murray leads a quirky crew—Owen Wilson, Cate Blanchett—in a deadpan oceanic adventure.
The Darjeeling Limited + Hotel Chevalier
Wes Anderson’s The Darjeeling Limited + Hotel Chevalier unfolds at Prince Charles Cinema: estranged brothers reunite on a color-saturated Indian train trip, mixing humor, memory, and healing.
The Terminator
The Terminator (1984) screens at Prince Charles Cinema in London, James Cameron’s sci fi horror classic where Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a relentless cyborg, and Sarah Connor fights a grim future.
Terminator 2 : Judgment Day
Terminator 2: Judgment Day returns to Prince Charles Cinema in London, James Cameron’s 1991 sci fi action sequel with the T-1000 and T-800 forcing us to question humanity and fate.
Seconds (1966)
Classic 1966 sci-fi thriller Seconds screens at Prince Charles Cinema, directed by John Frankenheimer, starring Rock Hudson, exploring identity and transformation.
Lust, Caution
Lust, Caution screens at Prince Charles Cinema in London: Ang Lee's 2007 romance-war epic (158 mins) unfurls stealthy intrigue and forbidden yearning in a candlelit, immersive cinema night.
Network - 50th Anniversary
Screening of Network (1976) at Prince Charles Cinema to mark its 50th anniversary; a drama about an anchor's farewell and the ratings-driven media frenzy.
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A Generation [Pokolenie]
Classic Andrzej Wajda drama Pokolenie (A Generation, 1955) screening at Prince Charles Cinema; a stark 1950s Polish tale of youth facing WWII.
Honeysuckle Rose
Screening of Honeysuckle Rose (1980), directed by Jerry Schatzberg, at Prince Charles Cinema in London. A musical romance starring Willie Nelson as Buck Bonham, whose touring life fuels an affair with Lily and tension with his wife—set to an infectious country soundtrack. A nostalgic, crowd-pleasing classic for fans of vintage American cinema.
Reflection in a Dead Diamond
Screening of Reflection in a Dead Diamond (dir. Hélène Cattet & Bruno Forzani) at Prince Charles Cinema. The 87-minute thriller/mystery is followed by a live post-film Q&A with the directors, delivering a stylish, atmospheric dive into memory, moviemaking and noirish intrigue on the Côte d’Azur.
La Dolce Vita
La Dolce Vita screens at Prince Charles Cinema: Fellini’s 1960 Rome epic follows Marcello Mastroianni through decadence and longing, with timeless imagery, wit and cinematic grandeur.
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Another Round [Druk]
Screening of the Danish comedy-drama Another Round (Druk) by Thomas Vinterberg at Prince Charles Cinema on May 7, 2026 at 8:45 PM.
No Other Choice
No Other Choice at Prince Charles Cinema in London.
Miracle Mile
Screening of Miracle Mile (1988), a tense post-apocalyptic crime-thriller by Steve De Jarnatt, at Prince Charles Cinema in London.
The King of Comedy
Martin Scorsese's The King of Comedy screens at Prince Charles Cinema in London, a chilling 1982 crime thriller where Rupert Pupkin — a basement dreamer who stalks talk-show host Jerry Langford — kidnaps him for a big break.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Screening of Steven Spielberg's Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) at Prince Charles Cinema, an adventurous treasure-hunt classic.
Pride and Prejudice
Joe Wright's lush Pride and Prejudice sweeps the screen at Prince Charles Cinema, where Keira Knightley's Elizabeth sparkles against moors and Darcy's gravity, a romantic drama bathed in candlelit color and wit.
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Your Name [Kimi no Na wa.]
Makoto Shinkai's Your Name unfolds at Prince Charles Cinema, a breathtaking body-swap romance where moonlit skies, captivating music, and a destined connection fuse in gorgeously animated wonder.
8 1/2
Classic Federico Fellini drama 8 1/2 screens at Prince Charles Cinema, following a director's crisis of creativity and the film's surreal, romantic interludes.
The Wizard of Oz
The Wizard of Oz (1939) screens at Prince Charles Cinema in London, Victor Fleming’s magical 102-minute musical fantasy where Dorothy and Toto follow the Yellow Brick Road to the Emerald City, meeting friends who seek courage, heart and brains.
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The Handmaiden [Theatrical Cut]
The Handmaiden (Theatrical Cut) at Prince Charles Cinema, London: Park Chan-Wook's lush 2016 thriller unfolds in a dim, art-house venue, with sumptuous period detail, seductive twists, and razor-sharp storytelling.
Jurassic Park
Screening of Jurassic Park (1993) at Prince Charles Cinema, Steven Spielberg's sci-fi adventure about a dinosaur theme park gone wrong.
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Little Women [2019]
Screening of the 2019 Greta Gerwig adaptation of Little Women at Prince Charles Cinema, a family-friendly drama following the March sisters across post-C Civil War New York and Paris.
Arrival
Screening of Denis Villeneuve's Arrival (2016) at Prince Charles Cinema, a sci-fi drama about humanity’s first contact with alien visitors.
Songwriter
Screening of Songwriter (1984), a musical-drama directed by Alan Rudolph. The film follows country star Doc Jenkins amid a rocky romance and a scheming manager. A classic feature screening at Prince Charles Cinema, London.
Dog Day Afternoon
Dog Day Afternoon bursts onto the August Wilson Theatre stage, a fast-paced, tension-filled adaptation of the infamous 1970s bank robbery that electrified headlines and cinema alike.
The Philadelphia Story
George Cukor's 1940 romance-comedy The Philadelphia Story screens at Prince Charles Cinema, with Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant and James Stewart delivering sparkling wit as Tracy weighs three suitors.
El Topo
El Topo at Prince Charles Cinema in London threads Alejandro Jodorowsky’s 1970 cult epic into a mind-bending desert odyssey, as a young boy's rite of passage meets surreal, transformative cinema.
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Godzilla [Gojira]
Godzilla returns at Prince Charles Cinema, London: Ishirô Honda's 1954 kaiju epic—a humane, melancholy blockbuster born from nuclear trauma, hauntingly intimate despite the monster rampage.
After Hours
Martin Scorsese's After Hours (1985) screens at Prince Charles Cinema. A surreal, darkly comic night in Manhattan as Paul Hackett's misadventures unfold, a cult classic renowned for witty dialogue and offbeat characters.
Tender Mercies
Tender Mercies at Prince Charles Cinema spotlights Bruce Beresford's intimate drama about Mac Sledge, a down-on-his-luck country singer finding renewal through Rosa Lee—Duvall's restrained, Oscar-winning performance.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
Andrew Dominik’s Jesse James epic plays at Prince Charles Cinema, where Brad Pitt rides a mythic line of danger and charm while Casey Affleck and Sam Rockwell kindle quiet jealousy into masterful suspense.
Days Of Heaven
Screening of Days of Heaven (Terrence Malick, 1978) at Prince Charles Cinema; a romantic drama about a farm laborer and love for a dying boss's wife.
In a Lonely Place
In a Lonely Place at Prince Charles Cinema in London.
Obsession (1976)
Screening of Obsession (1976) by Brian De Palma at Prince Charles Cinema; a chilling thriller about love and memory after a wife's and daughter's deaths.
Osamu Tezuka’s Metropolis
Step into Osamu Tezuka’s Metropolis at London’s Prince Charles Cinema: a 107-minute 2001 anime noir where humans and robots coexist under simmering anti-robot factions. Detective Shunsaku Ban tracks Dr. Laughton as a powerful patron guards a tragic past and the radiant girl Tima.
Her Name Was Moviola
At the Prince Charles Cinema in London, Her Name Was Moviola traces cinema’s editing evolution as Walter Murch and Howard Berry rebuild a Moviola suite, revealing how editors shape rhythm and meaning—with a post-film Q&A.
The Fly (1986)
Watch Cronenberg’s The Fly (1986) at the Prince Charles Cinema, where Seth Brundle’s teleportation obsession goes wrong as a housefly slips in, turning science into a grotesque metamorphosis and a chilling tale of love and loss.
After Life (1998)
Screening of Kore-eda's After Life (1998), a Japanese philosophical drama about recently deceased souls choosing a memory to take into eternity, shown at Prince Charles Cinema.
The Keep
Classic 1983 supernatural horror The Keep screens at Prince Charles Cinema, set in a WWII Romanian fortress that unleashes a deadly, otherworldly entity.