Lessons in Love
Screening of Lessons in Love at The Garden Cinema in London. This contemporary romance feature is shown in an intimate boutique cinema, inviting audiences to immerse in character-driven storytelling and a stylish, candlelit venue.
Start bookbinding
Three days of progressive bookbinding at City Lit guide you through core techniques and project-based learning. Build confidence with stitching, folding and design experiments, and leave with handmade books and new skills.
LRB Screen x MUBI: Law and Order
LRB teams up with MUBI for a curated screening of Law and Order at The Garden Cinema. This intimate screening spotlights contemporary law-themed cinema, with a thoughtful intro and post-film discussion that digs into storytelling, justice, and style.
Father Mother Sister Brother
Screening of the English-language film Father Mother Sister Brother at The Garden Cinema. An intimate indie screening that pairs a family-centered drama with the venue’s cozy, artful atmosphere, inviting thoughtful conversations and engaged viewing.
Two Prosecutors
Screening of the Korean legal thriller Two Prosecutors at The Garden Cinema in London. A tense, witty courtroom drama with sharp social commentary, shown in an intimate arthouse setting and likely English subtitles for a broad audience.
Querelle
Screening of Fassbinder's 1982 adaptation Querelle at The Garden Cinema. This bold, stylized drama based on Jean Genet explores desire, power, and betrayal with striking visuals and a moody, searing score.
Lift to the Scaffold
Screening of the 1958 French film Lift to the Scaffold at The Garden Cinema. A stylish noir directed by Louis Malle starring Jeanne Moreau, with Miles Davis’s acclaimed score enhancing the moody Paris-set thriller.
Breathless
Breathless (1960), Jean-Luc Godard's landmark French New Wave feature, screens at The Garden Cinema in London. Subtitled and shown in an intimate indie venue, it offers cool, radical storytelling and iconic black-and-white style that helped redefine modern cinema.
The Bride Wore Black
Francois Truffaut's The Bride Wore Black screens at The Garden Cinema. This 1968 stylish revenge thriller follows a widow who enacts vengeance on the men who killed her husband, delivered with taut suspense and characteristic European cinema flair.
Bay of Angels
Screening of Bay of Angels (1963), Jacques Demy’s stylish French-New Wave drama about chance, love and longing. The Garden Cinema presents this timeless classic with intimate ambience and vibrant visuals that define an era of cinematic elegance.
I Wish I Knew
Screening of I Wish I Knew at The Garden Cinema, a cozy independent venue in London. A thoughtful, engaging film experience that welcomes cinema lovers for a focused showcase in an intimate setting.
The Stranger
Screening of The Stranger, the 1946 suspense classic directed by Orson Welles, at The Garden Cinema. A taut wartime thriller with sharp dialogue, stark black-and-white photography, and moral tension that still resonates today.
My Dinner with Andre
Screening of Louis Malle's 1981 classic My Dinner with Andre at The Garden Cinema in London. A dialogue-driven meditation on art, life, and human connection, carried by two performers in an intimate setting and presented on the big screen for cinephiles and curious minds alike.
The Killer
Screening of The Killer at The Garden Cinema in London. Fincher's taut, stylish thriller unfolds with crisp pacing and a stingy mood, rendered in a compact, atmospheric setting perfect for cinephiles. A sharp example of modern genre cinema worth catching on the big screen.
The Drama
Screening of The Drama at The Garden Cinema. This contemporary drama unfolds on the big screen in a cozy, art-house venue in London, offering intimate storytelling, strong performances, and a thoughtful cinematic experience.
Still Life
Still Life screens at The Garden Cinema, offering an intimate arthouse viewing in a cozy, modern venue. A meditative look at memory and everyday life, the film's restrained storytelling and striking visuals invite attentive, immersive watching.
Stand by Me (40th anniversary)
A 40th-anniversary screening of Stand By Me at The Garden Cinema. This English-language classic follows the coming-of-age tale with heart and humor, presented in a cozy cinema setting for fellow film lovers. A nostalgic night celebrating an iconic 1980s coming-of-age film.
Diary of a Chambermaid
Screening of the classic Diary of a Chambermaid at The Garden Cinema. A sharp, provocative tale of class and desire, brought to life on a cozy indie screen. This intimate cinema experience invites cinephiles to revisit a bold, era-defining film in stylish surroundings.
Mademoiselle
Screening of the film Mademoiselle at The Garden Cinema on July 11, 2026, a boutique London venue known for intimate screenings. Enjoy a stylish, contemporary cinema experience in a cozy, atmospheric space, ideal for cinephiles and weekend movie-goers alike.
Jia Zhangke, a Guy from Fenyang
Screening of the documentary Jia Zhangke, a Guy from Fenyang at The Garden Cinema. An intimate portrait of Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke's early life and rising influence in international cinema; a must for world cinema fans.
24 City
Screening of Jia Zhangke's documentary-drama '24 City' at The Garden Cinema. The film blends intimate interviews with sweeping urban imagery to trace modern China across generations and explore social and economic transformations.
A Touch of Sin
Screening of Jia Zhangke's acclaimed drama A Touch of Sin at The Garden Cinema. This stark, anthology feature follows four lives across modern China, exploring social tension and moral ambiguity with grounded, provocative storytelling in an intimate cinema setting.
La historia oficial (The Official Story)
Screening of La historia oficial (The Official Story) at The Garden Cinema. This Argentine drama traces a mother's discovery of the past amid dictatorship, delivered in an intimate, art-house setting with strong performances. A thoughtful pick for cinephiles and history students.
Uchronia: Parallel histories of queer revolt + Q&A
Screening of Uchronia: Parallel histories of queer revolt at The Garden Cinema, followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. This documentary-style examination recasts LGBTQ+ resistance across parallel timelines, staged in an intimate London cinema setting.
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