From director Ali Abbasi (Gräns, Holy Spider) and featuring stellar performances by Sebastian Stan (A Different Man) and Jeremy Strong (Succession), The Apprentice is a scathing examination of the American Dream and a provocative portrayal of one of its most infamous creations, Donald Trump. The Apprentice hits cinemas on October 24th with various early previews, starting October 14th, on sale now.

In collaboration with MUBI, we are delighted to have Tarsem Singh’s beloved cult classic The Fall return to our cinemas in a brand-new 4K restored director’s cut.

Coinciding with our re-release screenings of the Welles-starring The Third Man and the Welles-directed F For Fake, we’re happy to finally add his feverishly inspired take on Franz Kafka’s novel, The Trial to our program for a limited amount of screenings.

From the legendary Studio Ghibli, creators of Spirited Away, and acclaimed director Hayao Miyazaki, comes the Academy Award-nominated fantasy adventure for the whole family. Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Hayao Miyazaki’s towering fantasy returns to our theatre this October, in both its original Japanese with English subtitles.

We’re very happy to return to our Anime Extra series with the fourth film in the popular anime franchise, My Hero Academia: You’re Next. It follows Izuku Midoriya, also known as Deku, a U.A. High School student striving to become the greatest hero. In this installment, Deku faces off against a formidable villain who mirrors All Might, the greatest hero in the series.

Join us for the next edition of the Celebrating Cinema Film Club with a special screening of Terrence Malick’s Knight of Cups.

In honor of the 20th anniversary of Christopher Reeve’s passing, our cinema proudly presents the documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, a tribute to the man who became a symbol of courage both on and off the screen. As Superman once said, “You’ll believe a man can fly.” Christopher Reeve made us believe not only in the power of a hero but also in the strength of the human spirit.

Join us as we celebrate the 15th anniversary of Jacques Audiard’s modern masterpiece, Un Prophète! This gripping tale of survival and power within the French prison system remains as intense and relevant as ever. Winner of the Grand Prix at Cannes and nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, Un Prophète is a must-see for fans of world cinema. These screenings are the perfect lead-up to Audiard’s highly anticipated new release, Emilia Perez.

We honor the recently deceased actor James Earl Jones with screenings of Field of Dreams, celebrating his unforgettable role in this beloved classic. As his character reminds us, “People will come, Ray,”—and so will we, to remember an actor whose voice and presence shaped generations of film. Join us in paying tribute to his remarkable legacy with a story that continues to inspire dreamers everywhere.

Get in, losers, because we’re celebrating the 20th anniversary of Mean Girls with screenings starting October 3rd! Don’t miss your chance to relive the iconic moments of this ultimate noughties classic—because on Wednesdays, we wear pink! So fetch, it’ll be like you never left North Shore High.

As Interstellar celebrates its 10th anniversary, we invite you to relive Christopher Nolan’s epic sci-fi masterpiece on the big screen, where its breathtaking visuals, emotional depth, and Hans Zimmer’s unforgettable score can be fully experienced. Join us for our special anniversary screenings and immerse yourself once again in this visionary journey through space and time that continues to resonate as one of the most groundbreaking films of the decade.

Step back into the Colosseum with Ridley Scott’s Gladiator, a cinematic epic that redefined the historical drama genre with its powerful storytelling, stunning visuals, and Russell Crowe’s iconic performance as Maximus. As we prepare for the much-anticipated Gladiator 2, don’t miss the chance to experience the original film’s legendary battles and timeless tale of honor and vengeance on the big screen once more.

This year marks 125 years since the birth of Alfred Hitchcock and so we are happy to present one of his most revered suspense masterpieces in a brand-new 4K restoration. After leaving audiences at II Cinema Ritrovato in Bologna on the edges of their seats, the brand new restoration, from the original camera, showcases this absolute classic like never before!

Coinciding with her fantastic new feminist body horror shocker The Substance, we present Coralie Fargeat’s smash breakthrough Revenge as a companion piece. Fargeat announced her stunning arrival, painting a crimson canvas of hypnotic beauty and bloody retribution in this razor-sharp feminist subversion of the revenge-thriller.

On September 28th, iconic French screen icon Brigitte Bardot celebrates her 90th birthday and so we thought it only fitting to once again have Jean-Luc Godard’s sublime widescreen drama about marital breakdown Le Mépris return to our screens!

Coralie Fargeat’s feminist body horror and Cannes sensation The Substance hits our cinema on September 26th!

In honor of its 75th anniversary, Carol Reed’s iconic film-noir masterpiece The Third Man has been beautifully restored in 4K for the first time, showcasing the genius of this beloved classic, which has been voted ‘the best British film of all time’ by the British Film Institute on several occasions.

A precursor of the modern ‘video essay’ as well as the so-called ‘mockumentary’, the term ‘documentary’ does not do justice to Orson Welles’ wonderfully erudite and witty mix of archive footage, home video, magic tricks and fake news avant la letter. We’re proud to bring a brand-new 4K restoration of this late Welles masterpiece to our cinema.

Powell and Pressburger produced a body of work at once daringly subversive, breathtakingly inventive and passionately romantic. Coinciding with the fantastic documentary Made In England: The Films Of Powell & Pressburger, we’re proud to celebrate Britain’s most celebrated filmmaker duo with a special program focussing on four of their most beloved classics.

Cinema isn’t a beauty contest, but if it were, Alain Delon surely would have won the title of the 1960s’ most handsome actor. Delon passed away on August 18th after a turbulent life, riddled with stardom, scandals, controversy, and eventually, embittered loneliness, but also a sweeping acting career with enigmatic performances in films by influential directors like Jean-Pierre Melville, René Clement, Luchino Visconti and Michelangelo Antonini. We honor the legacy of arguably France’s most iconic screen icon with a selection of his most beloved classics.

This September, Girls Of Plenty will explore all the outrageous women who make us laugh and think, who entertain us and show us how we all, in some way or another, perform our gender. Girls Of Plenty coincides with the release of Liggend Naakt, an essay by writer and film journalist Basje Boer about the way women conform to and break free from gender stereotypes.

After multiple sold-out Film & Food screenings, Tampopo returns for another run at our cinema (albeit this time without the ramen). Tampopo is a delightful and innovative Japanese classic that masterfully blends comedy, romance, and food culture into a unique “ramen western,” offering a playful yet profound exploration of the joys and passions surrounding food.